Oklahoma Panhandle State University - Plainsman Yearbook (Goodwell, OK)

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EDUCATION BUILDING (above)—This building was known as Science Hall from its completion in 1921 until 1958 when the present name was applied. The Elementary Education Department and the Department of Military Science and Tactics occupy the first floor and the spacious Aggie Ballroom occupies the second floor. TOGETHER INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING (below)—One of the first buildings on the campus with additions and remodeling done in 1923, 1928, and 1952, was the Industrial Arts Building. The woodshop, craftshop, drawing laboratory, classrooms, print shop, and the boiler room are housed here. METAL SHOP (above)—Constructed in 1941 by student labor, the metal shop teaches students the art of welding.

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OE a cosh x. m i a arenes, bia eee ear CE tegite : ‘i a ‘ ae s a, ANDY « NAL ri ons Cs aee . ; i i elas a ete a ee Ph M i Ny ia NO MAN’S LAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM—Completed in 1951 at a cost of $60,000 which was made possible through donations from the citizens of the High Plains and a grant by the state legislature. Many art exhibits are on display here each year. F v rar yyernnnth chee | ee SEWELL - LOOFBOURROW HALL (right)—Constructed in 1928, this building was named after Mr. J. R. P. Sewell, who donated land for this col- lege, and Mr. Wade Loofbourrow, who was state senator from the Panhandle. This three-storied structure contains the administrative offices, language arts, agriculture, commerce and mathe- matics classrooms.

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Cee -“ « co eh. sideshow oh he Ce as OF oe 3, ES in! ais Wy, Pes deg Meg COLLEGE FARM—Providing a fertile testing and experimental ground for research, the indispensable College Farm provides many practical learning situations for agriculture students.