The move to the "commodious" three-story school building, later fondly remembered as "Ole Main" and located on a spacious area of land suitable for farming and livestock care, enabled students to benefit from expanded use of practical teaching and learning techniques and from employment opportunities. Acquisition of crop planting and cultivation, livestock care, clothing design and making, and meal planning competencies lent themselves to practice. [1]

1. "Aggies In New Home--Cameron School Had Formal Opening This Morning At 10 O' Clock--Lawton Folk Attend--Auditorium of Main Building Crowded With Friends of Institution," Lawton Constitution Democrat, March 11, 1911, 1.