Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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lNUHElHHH.lHlE Playing a prominent part in the War effort is the lndustrial Arts building which operates on a 24 hour day basis through its maintenance of a variety of special courses in Welding, sheet metal Work, blueprint work, and lathe operation. Earliest of the building additions to the rapidly expanding School of Engineer- ing, the lndustrial Arts building is prominent in the establishment of, wood and metal shop courses. Classes with instruction in the conq struction of airplanes, gliders, and theid individual parts are paving the Way for both men and women to take im- portant jobs in the many vital War industries. l SPlHfS Ut WlUllMS Hlll Rising high toward a cloud studded sky, the spires of Williams Hall cast a shadow of memories o'er the sunset campus and breathe a soft radiance at the hour of dusk in reverence to the past half a century that has witnessed many hundred students coming and going under the movingt hand of time. WL , 4' vm 'S WWHMMElHML Seat of administration and home of many fac- ulty offices, looks south, o'er the campus.

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