University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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W 'fi tai, vw fl 5,-warrant, The contemporary two storv Home Economies building covers one-half a block. Q C 0 O I11'L1::I111'J.at.1o:rJ. 1S fea,t1.1r1ze Style is a Word associated with home economics. and the school,s building reHects the essence ol style. Both functional and decorative, the Home Economics structure has ample window space to provide adequate illumination for thc detailed Work of sewing, art, interior decorating and other phases of homemaking. Each classroom has one lull wall of Windows. The newest in gas and electrical kitchen appli- ances and equipment are available for the instruc- tion of the future homcmakers. From the second Hoor, the modernistic staircase leads into a luxurious lounge on the ground floor. This is often used as a promenade for the Home Economies school's style shows.