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SPECIAL FACILITIES Auditorium, field house used by community also Alcus Senior High School buildings arc seldom dark. Calendars are kept months in advance for the auditorium, the cafeteria, the stadium, and the main high school build- ing. School events come first, but buildings may be used for any worthwhile community event at a rental based upon actual cost for utilities and maintenance. Concert troupes are amazed at the performing-arts facilities of the air-conditioned auditorium. Area-wide choral festivals and instrumental clinics are held in the music education build- ing, also air-conditioned for year round use, and in the adjoining auditorium. Inquiries already are arriving concerning convention booking of the new air-conditioned cafeteria facilities. More than 600 persons can be seated at a dinner in this room and ever)' person will have an unobstructed view of the speakers’ table. Circular design of the cafeteria makes possible a domed ceiling with no center supports. Archi- tectural detail, designed by W. A. Appleby, Jr., school architect, is shown on page 5. CAMERA FANS have approximately six days each year to snap this side entrance view of the auditorium. For sun and shadows to be exactly right it must be late afternoon with the sun at the equinox, as it was on September 21 this year. DISCUSSING BOOKING arrangements for the new cafeteria. Mr. Roy Williams, principal, and Mr. Clifford Peterson, super- intendent, pause beneath its exterior scaffolding to read the latest requests for information concerning future availability. MUSIC EDUCATION Building provides Oklahoma's finest facilities for vocal music instruction in its west wing, and for instrumental music in the east wing. 3
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CLETUS B. STREET Field House, one of western Oklahoma's largest physical education facilities, can seat more than 2,000- AGRICULTURE and industrial trades training share this building with classrooms at the front and laboratory wings at the rear. Physical fitness programs can be fun, as Altus High stu- dents well know. Cletus B. Street Field House is used not only for competitive bovs’ and girls’ basketball, but also for indoor workouts for football, baseball, wrestling and gymnastics varying from trampoline to folk dancing. 2 Located in the center ot a major diversified agricultural district, Altus vocational agriculture program constantly changes in step with the vast innovations in mechanization. Closely allied arc the industrial trades taught in the same building just across Bulldog Lane from the field house.
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UNDA SOUTHERN, computer Ub assistant. watches as Richard Cunningham feeds the G-15 his first major math program. Altus Senior High mathematics department joined those of Denver, Colo, and Oakland, Calir., this year in offering a hands on computer program for advanced math stu- dents. Computer-related math, however, has been a part of the curriculum for three years. Two years ago Altus had the national champion junior computer scientist, and last year the third place winner. Linda Southern won an eight weeks summer National Science Foundation scholarship to the University of Okla- homa in computer programming, and returned as a senior to become Mr. Earl Newberry’s lab assistant. Mr. New- berry, director of the computer department, sponsors the nation's first chapter of the Future Computer Programmers of America, founded in October of this school year.
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