Northeastern Oklahoma A and M College - Viking Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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. L . CLASSES fn- -I Copen Hall 6 S1 Beginning and advanced typing are two of the profes- sional training areas provided by the business depart- ment. The Home Economics Department provides practical expe rience opportunity for those students enrolled. i K ' , . 2 ?il fie ,f Q - ' 5: MEN-1 99, A J - 5 mfs u-'I ' Z 2 'E 53331 Q 5 ' 'Evite ' ll ' ' 1 f 1 4-1, Qu. 3 . 1 fx I 1 .. 7. R--2 ' V ' 'V if 'I ':. ' --1 F T-1: 1 M 'G 'M X: -- J ' ' - W ' -swf 1 .-, ,.. U f, 1 X 1 . Students learn shorthand from personal contact with the instructor and through use of modern taping devices. Copen Hall was completed in 1958 and was de- signed for instruction in business, home economics and music. The wing of the building housing the music department is equipped with individual prac- tice rooms and a spacious band rehearsal room, as well as offices for the music faculty. The remain- der of the first floor is allocated to the business division. The second floor is devoted to an ultra- modern home economics school. Included in this ' ? The Music Department offers the student not only vocal instruction but in are five fully equipped pastel kitchens, a well-pro- ' . . . . .. strumental aswell. vided sewing room, and a combination dining room-lounge.

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L -gil :mntwm...W,,....n-mlm ,. s Z a -ll . . PRGGRESS Renovation of Shipley Hall was inclusive of all facilities. Shipley Hall Shipley Hall, constructed in 1920, was the first building erected on the campus. Until the Library-Administration Building was completed, Shipley Hall served as an administrative center as well as a classroom center. Now Shipley Hall has undergone a complete face-lifting and will serve primarily as a classroom build- ing, housing the English Department, the Social Studies Division, the Journal- ism and Public Relations Department, the Mathematics Department, and the Dean of Men. The building is the only completely carpeted classroom building on the campus. lt Final touches are being made in the reno- vation of Shipley Hall.

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Cunningham Hall was completed in 1951 and was especially designed to give every modern 1 -Y., - T. facility to science and agricultural laboratories. The little theatre, seating 200, is provided with visual education equipment and is ideal for speech projects and small assembly groups. It is located at the west entrance of the classroom building. l The Biological and Earth Sciences Division l it t my . , V ,f fe provides 'ebe'ete Y experience in each area of Students apply mathematical techniques learned through the various study. math courses when working with physics or chemistry laboratory ex- periments. Livestock judging is a premium field for agriculture majors Chemistry students not only study the fundamentals but also apply CONSTHHT DYSCUCG has enabled the SfUdenTS to Win innu- these fundamentals in laboratory exercises. merable national championships. Cunningham Hall