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

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, M f-' - Y -- . . ' -- ' L 1 ' . Q' . ' ' Harrill-Dobson Halls THE LIBRARY-ADMINISTRATION BUILDING is the center of administrative activity and contains one of the finest libraries'found in a junior college, one section of which is pictured, indicating the quality of materials and equipment offered the stu- dent for study and research. The Data Processing Center is also located here. THE WOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING houses some ofthe women's physical education programs not included in the Health Center. SHIPLEY HALL serves primarily as a classroom building, housing the English Department, the Social Studies Division, the Mathematics Depart- ment, and the office of the Dean of Men and Financial Aids. CUNNINGHAM HALL is designed to give every modern facility necessary for science and agricultural laboratories and classrooms. It houses the Agriculture Division, the Chemistry Department, and the Biological and Earth Science Division. Vann Hall Russell Hall ' -wwf'-' .. ' - 'T -- ' ...QL . Ti if-'Qf'52l .f2-1?: ,'g, in Q , t 752' '- 5 --T- LQ.. . ,Lanz Dyer Hall HARRILL-DOBSON HALLS are the latest dormi- tory additions to the campus. Harrill Hall houses approximately 200 men and Dobson Hall the same number of women. The two are joined by a spacious common lounge, the lower level of which is a snack bar. DYER HALL is a men's dormitory housing approximately 200 students. VANN HALL is a women's dormitory housing approximately 150 students. RUSSELL HALL, a men's dormitory, houses 200 students.

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. THE ACTIVITIES . ,ir- .....e,, pa.,-V , . --f , ,M 'W - - mf - - QQWEJ--'.:-'.sz.'sr4f.i'i4.:' .. - ,- --W .- ' ' - - . 4' -: - --:.4- ' fl , ' 'fJ:'3l 14Ifl'Ja 2215,-B, ,k , ,. ,.,, essay ,Ph-sk -' V ..--r-255 .1 -M:,, , - .4 .T fra. -r5-4 - St., yu VJ ,--:j,jT- - 1' -s ': u- -fwc-7,.J'- Qg1g5,'fiZf2L:41ff1ii 'f ., as-aff , , .-, ' -V in: f--- -- vfzsf. -4---. r -AL -.. ' - 1 ff.-.I-feet.. QP.-f ' ,gg ,cm A-.5 15,151.14-EP, , x 'lr -.f-'f:1r1':1. .V f. . ' -'srl' -- -' ' af'-1-, - The Bruce G. Carter Student Union is the center for many activities for students. Also, the Union houses the cafeteria and food services, the game room, and the bookstore. Student ID Cards are checked by faculty members as they at- tend a football game, one of the numerous varsity sports offering activity for the student. Student coordinated activities and events, such as the Tar Creek recreation project, are important to most students. Co-curricular activities are so numerous that students may need time to plan these so as not to conflict with study patterns. L... 9 Pep rallies give the student the opportunity to support his school and a chance for personal involvement.