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

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. . .THE CLASSROOM WORK. . . sa yn X gal l 'if , 3,1 :gl-ilglvsll 1 1, 44 'f' W 'f ' sk I YT '1 1f,..f.fi4,,,Lv:. 'ii i.,Q,,' 4 fi in ' ' V x ..AJ l, ' ,ffl I. -:Gif-2-a5fg.ff ijg fL:EgH'zl2 i'f' 1 . fr , -' 7 ' f ' Jfsfi'-fi . Students receive individual instruction in the use of reading equipment from the reading specialist, Mrs. Payne. 4 QQQEMQ' Students in Home Economics learn the art of sewing, with personal projects to make the course complete. Q ' 3- . t -. 1 :,,.n'. - w . ,. 'gi pg, - J l qzvz. 19' I f3'sif Q . FD. rig? ' xfc' 'Q 5 ' 4 I ' ' - ' 'nutcbtl f 'auf . 1 H g R ' . ' ' fhwgiasmkk ' ' , . X! t .1 Q4 QT 10 -,jj 0 . .Wal is A ' ' Il, .1 'Q 2 .' Stl Proper procedure in handling a football is essential for good performance during a contest. I0 3 Concentration during class is essential for mastering the subject. Not all work is reading and writing, but some is practical application of these.

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. .THE WORK PROGRAMS. . Student secretaries take applications from students who adopt children for the an- nual Christmas party sponsored by the Student Senate. A Student trainer earns his college expenses by working with the athletic program. Bundling, labeling, and pricing books and other items are only responsibilities of the student employee in the college book store. Xl 2 a few of the work Each year Northeastern Oklahoma A 81 M College provides work situations for ap- proximately 350 students through the Fi- nancial Aids Office. These jobs enable the student who needs financial aid to earn funds necessary for him to attend college. Jobs range from maintenance to student secretaries and laboratory assistants and involve practically every phase of college life. These jobs also give job experience to the students involved.