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

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N INTENSITY of increased anticipation has brought new interest to the community of Okmulgee with the nearing completion of the Eufaula Dam. Students know that soon a de- light in fishing and boating will be readily avail- able to them. Along with the new recreational facilities students will benefit also in a financial way with many new part-time iobs opening up for them in Oklahoma's newest development in the recrea- tional industries. Okmulgee, the home away from home for almost l,5OO students at Oklahoma State Tech continues to provide the finest religious activities for students and families of students. Each and every Church has its share of partici- pating student groups and student families. Spring and summer days qause many to seek their favorite spot at Lake Okmulgee for picnics, fishing and boating. The sparkling blue of the numerous strip pits in the area cause many anglers to go early and late to try their skills. Special bowling privileges and good team members make bowling competition interesting to many of the Tech family. Bridge games and movies are not a minor part of the student life. Golf has an appeal for many. Winter in Okmulgee also brings its full share of relaxation from daily studies with hunting and wiener roasts. To take a map and drive up and down the many streets in this delightful town one could find that numerous students and families live in each of the neighborhoods. Many have worked for interested Okmulgeans to finance their school- ing. Okmulgee citizens continue to develop new plans to make their community a little bit more desirable for the Tech students of which they are so proud. Special emphasis is being given to the de- velopment of new ways to create more student employment by the Oklahoma Greater State Tech Committee so more students can earn part of their expenses while attending school. Okmulgee, a delightful community, has a heart and an industrial power which makes it ideal to be the home of one of the nation's finest technical schools and a two-year home for the worthwhile students.

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