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

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ii 4 | ' ‘} }) ml a vy th N: 1 i 1 ‘i i } es a i} rf PROGRESS 1 1 i ut A uM x 8 A Wy r ty i} ry i Hy Dr. Bruce Carter and stu- dents stand infront ofthe spacious Vocational- Technical Building which : sce has just been completed. See” Voie ee te os ee is wk ch 0 wae 3 Dr. Carter explains the complex structure of the new dormitories, one for men and one for women, and points to the new married student housing being constructed. LENG, tS Bocas: yy , ws ee , fe) We cissise Rae Eo. i ee fe 3 2 He WE Pp. ae ee Be! Dr. Carter discusses the luxurious qualities af- forded the student by the new Library-Administra- tion Building which is near completion. rH We

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A MESSAGE FROM ail THE PRESIDENT .... Dr. Bruce G. Carter Northeastern @klahoma A. M. College BRUCE G. CARTER, PRESIDENT Miami, Oklahoma Northeastern A M at Miami, like most of the other good colleges across the nation, is growing and developing quite rapidly. Forty- seven years ago, in 1919, the state legislature of Oklahoma created and made provisions for the establishment of a two year college at Miami. The college has grown and developed little by little until nearly two thousand students are enrolled at the present time. Nine new buildings are currently under construction or will be under construction by the time this publication goes to press. These new buildings will allow for some of the finest housing in America, and they will also provide excellent classrooms, laboratories, and study outlets for many students. Northeastern A M has one of the best all-around academic programs that can be found any place in mid-America and also has one of the best extracurricular programs for students that is available in any junior college. Of course, students are going to college during this day and age! Northeastern A M would like for the student to give serious consider- ation to this college as his college home. The college is small enough to give the student personal attention and to know him, yet large enough to have a wide variety of curricular offerings. Northeastern A M welcomes the student. Sincerely, oY, Bruce G. Carter President

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ARTS BUILDING The Arts Building houses the Business, Music, Art, Home Economics, and IBM depart- ments. The structure is equipped with the latest and most modern equipment available. The Business department offers shorthand and typing for those students interested in professional training or a busi- ness major. Business students are taught to use office machines by proper supervision and use of modern equipment. [ The most modern facilities are used to train students ef- IBM affords a complete field of training for those students inter- ficiently in business courses. ested in this rapidly developing field. Students are able to em- ploy modern equipment for this study area.