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191114 ,1f'fili1iu4f1f'fen1ffo.ae7a!Vew70in9 This year the Girls' Physical Education Department was moved to a modern gymna- sium in the new wing. Wall sections of glass brick and built-in ceiling lights illuminate the room. Butterfly basketball backboards of the latest style are suspended from the ceiling. Adiacent to the gym is the dressing room, complete with 18 showers. A 30 toot dressing table and mirror is set against one wall of this room, leaving the remaining space for lockers. Also in this wing are the new ROTC quar- ters, which include a 50 foot rifle range in the basement below. This range, which is con- sidered the best in the state, has a wall of steel boiler plate set at an angle behind the targets so that the bullets will be deflected into a pit below. The range is so treated acoustically that a rifle shot makes little more noise than the dropping of an eraser in an ordinary classroom. Opposite page, above: Girls in physical education play volley ball and badminton in the girls' new gymnasium. Opposite page, lower left: Girls primp before the mirror in the new dressing room. is 9 'Q xv' .1 QU ' v 1 N dig: ,Q gl x Your salutes needn't be quite so snappy, Mahoney! -Janet Baldwin Opposite page, lower right: ROTC Sponsors Barbara Knotts, Carol Dady, and Ruth Hubbard stand in review. Below: ROTC students take practice shots on the new rifle range.
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flzcaaiical 14414 Gawnea lieiflfea '7!na.n Zum Housed in the new unit, the Industrial Arts Department is new in every respect. Sixteen pieces of equipment were added in the metal shop-a shaper, a surface grinder, a tool- cutting grinder, a milling machine, lathes, and drill presses. Wood benches, wood lathes, and a circu- lar saw comprise the wood shop's new equip- ment. There are special rooms for gluing and finishing, a lumber room, a storage room, and an office. Fluorescent lighting illuminates the new, larger mechanical drawing room. The industrial arts program has been ex- panded so that it is now possible for a student to take two years of shop.
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