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Some of the materials used in the Industrial Arts Education classes.
1959
Sign for Mr. Kovner on his return from Dallas with accredition for the Technical Institute.
1962-11-29
Committee Planning for Surplus Property Forum held at the Technical Institute, January 18-22, 1960.
1960-01
Mr. A. I. Godden, Assistant Director of the Technical Institute, is shown at the far right with Mr. T. L. Rasewell, Assistant Chief, Surplus Property Utilization Program, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Mr. Ray Ward, Staff Administrator, McCormack Subcommittee; and Mr. Clinton W. Kersey, Assistant Executive Officer, State Agency of Surplus Property, State Department of Education.
1960-01
Reception at the Technical Institute Open House, pictured from left to right: Mr. Ira B. White, Sr.; Mr. Leonard A. Hobbs; Mr. Edgar A. Kovner, Director of the Technical Institute; Mr. Max Tillson.
1961-03
Solar home display at the Technical Institute Open House, pictured: Lamar E. Williams, Jr. (extreme left) explains his Solar Home to (left to right) Roger Groce, Mrs. Guy Mendenhall, B. J. Williams, and Allen Wright.
1961-03
Electronics display at the Technical Institute Open House
1961-03
Mr. Perry M. Taylor is shown as he demonstrates refrigeration equipment to visitors at the Technical Institute Open House.
1962-04
Henry L. Webb demonstrates electronics equipment for visitors to the Technical Institute.
1962-04
St. Clair Spaugh, student in electronics technology, makes measurements on UHF antenna inside a double-shielded screen room.
1962-04
Mr. E. A. Kovner, director of the Technical Institute, receives a certificate of appreciation signed by Fred Korth, Secretary of the Navy, from Lt. Commander P. M. Mitchell in recognition of "patriotic support and public spirited cooperation" in the release of valuable personnel, October 2, 1961 to August 1, 1962, the occasion of the Berlin crisis.
1962-08
Scale model of Industrial Arts Building made by students. This model hung on the wall of the entrance to the building (lower right corner of photo) for many years, according to Robert E. Haslett, (Class of 1982) whose father, J.E. Haslett, Jr. was associate professor in Industrial Arts.
1963
Shown is the ceramics area of the new Industrial Arts Building which was displayed to the public on May 8, 1963, at the open house for the new building.
1963-05-08
Shown is the electronics exhibit which was displayed at the recent open house for the new Industrial Arts Building.
1963-05-08
