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

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ii Practical Nursing in- volves realistic ex- periences as well as classroom study. a frrs s c -'emi Ms- W ' f T, W. - 1, X Qgsftsms: is .: . . a m, ,, , ' . .. -fe 1 ie- 'nfs' uunvmm I Ables Hall liiii ' ll , T ,L -. ' I V . :.f' fs: - , . H W t t ye' . . .. . .. ,.,., . ., .. ,. ,, J, Q. we 4- if i Q QA E A it AI gf Ml! i Q25 EQ: Za.. it s , 1 was if M., ,M lj, I tiki, 23,5 M t x 1-Qi -wg 1' l 9 st if 5 KT 3 ' A A A J t I jig, i ,E tt 331, S Q X 4 a 553 .9 9 'f Tv tix X ,, t l P 1 2. ' f, if Al iw r - , ,Q 3 ww S H. if AKA 7.2 i X Y li 1, , 'lf eine . if X F V W . 1,5 , N-,M M, i sf 5 :Qi , ' - u 1 ' we t EJ L ' 5 'Q ,J 5- K gi E Q ,fi 'f 'Q if? 1 .4 bat., . 5 i 5, . 'X V lf! ma. its f 1 X l 15 Q47 il X , n 'I' l ' , Y. N A W Y it Q L I, lx I ' I I t. all-1 I ' 1 X M '-if f M., 'E 4 K.-.iw i lx ,L H2 N-3 ', as w f,-p F xx 3, 5 + i 4 All x T rrr' i J g Q T at 1 Q ,i ma MM I EM - ,- iv g V Y 4 nfs? gigs, M Electronics ranges from basic concepts to more advanced prac- tices. These concepts and practices are developed through the use of modern laboratory techniques. It Z.. ,5. . 5- I Auto technology is growing in popularity with many students, and the spacious area for this program makes an attractive field of study. 2, Drafting and design is a field where industry is placing great demands. Students in this area work with the latest equipment to prepare them adequately. The Vocational-Technical Division is housed in Ables Hall, a modernly de- signed building. This building houses new laboratories and classrooms for electronics, drafting and design, nurses' training, air-conditioning, auto-mechanics, welding, and other technologies and is completely en- vironmental controlled. 1

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6 Xxx RIAFK GA' . . .CLASSES lllklllill Adequatestudyfacilitiesandreference An outstanding feature of the new library is The data processing depart- materials are provided students in the the listening center which enables students to ment is provided computer ser- new ultra-modern library. listen to recordings in individual booths. vice by being linked to a master computer center. The Library-Administration Building is the cen- ter of administrative activity and contains one of the finest libraries found in a junior college. This complex is an attractive landmark on the campus. ,-. E5 Experience gained through use of data pro- IBM . - '- cessing equipment gives a student the op- f-fr - .4 portunity to attain a good position in this field. ., 4 Q 1 t-ie!.iJ,I4 l,e1-J :nina lia5, , 0 ,Q ua ,ni-,.,,'l ' S nu., H... e 'fr r ,my A86 an , ,E , -If 2 .9 .l ' ' ' V , Tl 2' D- - s ' V - L .. 313323: -1 'irwev i

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LIBRARY The Northeastern Oklahoma A 8t M Col- lege library is located in the north wing of the Library-Administration building. The building became part of the campus in March, 1967. At the present time ap- proximately 25,000 volumes are shelved in the library, while the maximum capa- city is approximately 44,000 volumes. Four hundred students can be accommo- dated, with carrel-type seating for one hundred students. Quiet study areas, con- ference rooms for group study, and a typ- ing room are included. ln addition to basic volumes, micro-films, tapes, and recordings complete available study materials. Students have access to the resources of the library 59 hours a week under the guidance of professional librarians and student H assistants. The open shelf plan enables the student to be- come aware of themany books available to increase his knowledge in a special field, as well as books which contribute to his culture. Orientation of the students to the library is a planned program, and trained librar- ians add in making the library useful to the students. Rl AFI! GA