Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology - Technician Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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Peter D. Ainsworth Spirit Lake, Iowa Lillian Becker Dundee, Iowa Neil W. Canning Stillwater, Oklahoma Leroy Cunningham Vici, Oklahoma Gene Craig Okemah, Oklahoma Noah Deere Muskogee, Oklahoma Cedric D. James Shawnee, Oklahoma Billy F. Johnson Sapulpa, Oklahoma Dean A. Johnson Cedar Falls, Iowa J. Will Martin Snyder, Oklaohma Doris McBee Malcomb, Oklahoma Robert R. Neal Okemah, Okmulgee Al Simmons Little Rock, Ark. Tom Poison Eufaula, Oklahoma Melvin Tonips Arkansas City, Kansas Commercial Art

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COMMERCE COMMERCIAL ART The two courses offered in the commercial art department give the student an opportunity to select a one-year program, or a two-year program. The one-year course derives training in the basic techniques of screen process printing. The two year, or six semester, course includes some screen process work but emphasizes art for reproduction by several printing methods available. The student builds from basic principles to assignments that require knowledge of various art techniques and reproduction methods used in printing advertising material. The Poster Art and Screen Process course includes production assignments making use of both handcut and photographic stencils. Printing is done on various surfaces including paper, material, wood, textile, and glass. One special project completed by all special students while enrolled in this course is the development of the design and the printing of Christmas cards for their own use.

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ACCOUNTING T-2SSL Donald C. Green Ardmore, Oklahoma The Commerce Division offers specialized training designed to meet the requirements of the modern business world All the courses are commenced to require a minimum amount of time for training to enter a particular field. Emphasis is placed on the development of shorthand, typewriting skills, and an intensive training in office procedure that will enable a student to enter business confidently and to perform secretarial and general office duties. It is possible for a student to complete any of these objectives in a shorter period of time if her background in business training is sufficient to warrant it. The need in business for qualified stenographers can be met only by properly trained personnel. Each student receives training in all skills neccessary to meet the high standards set by modern business. Realizing that far more than technical skills are neccessary for success, guidance in developing a pleasing personality is also provided.