University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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otto olsen kenneth carlson delia garrett don jester a.b., b.s., a.m. b.s., m.a. b.s., m.s. a.b., m.a. wilma larsen b.s., m.s. bernice mantor b.s., m.s. 9 warren messman a.b., m.a. floyd krubeck b.s., m.a., ed.d. in the new blueprint drawing room, mr. carlson points out a detail in the plan that everett hopkinson is developing. clara ockinga b.s., m.s. 1 roland welch b.a., m.a. Page 21

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vocational arts completed last august, the new $800,000 voca- tional arts building houses the industrial arts, voca- tional home economics, and commerce depart- ments. the building is equipped with the newest and most modern equipment available, a large food laboratory, textile room, commerce class- rooms, and shops for industrial arts are housed in the spacious new building, as well as a small audi- torium and a child-development center, the home economics department is the most modern and completely equipped in the midwest, modern kitchens and the latest in homemaking equipment are available to the home economics students, centrally-located offices and separate labs are features of the commerce department. improvements in the industrial arts department are better lighting, more room, and quieter working conditions. the new building, with its latest equipment and the most modern of features, is on a par with any such building on any campus in the state. students ed piskorski and marvin richardson visit a mobile machine shop, accompanied by vocational arts department head otto olsen, second from right, and mr. messman. completed last summer, the vocational arts building houses the most modern equip- ment for industrial arts, vocational home economics, and commerce, among the many facilities included are an auditorium and a child development center.

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education courses in education are tor all students who are planning to enter the various fields of teaching, so that they may go out into the communities of the state and apply the educational principles that have proved best throughout the development of the history of education. the department strives to develop in each student the ability to make for himself a philosophy of education that will meet the needs in the teaching field of his choice. leona failor b.s., m.a., ph.d. louise adams garnet austin wilma hirst myron holm a.b. b.s., m.a., ed.d. b.a., m.a., ed.d. a.b., m.a. dr. failor, head of the educa- tion department, discusses edu- cation courses with future teacher shirley magette.