Antelope Valley High School - Yucca Yearbook (Lancaster, CA)

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LIBRARY STEPS—Have you ever seen the library steps look like this? Stop if you have time and count them. on Standing out from the lesser details of a campus, land- marks give it color and personality. We have our share of campus landmarks, most of them standing for many decades, used through the years by countless thousands of students. Most of them will soon disappear from the campus scene, to he replaced by newer, modernistic buildings. Here on these two pages we give you, maybe for the last time in THE YUCCA, a view of the familiar land- marks and buildings. The buildings taking their places will in turn soon be landmarks to someone else. To be finished and ready for classes this year are the new Home Economics Building and the new Arts and Crafts Building. Now under construction is a new Science Building next to the Fine Arts Building and also a new classroom building between the cafeteria and the Girls’ Gym. Also planned in the building program is a new bus garage. The year 1954-55 was a busy year for construction crews on the AV campus. Curious students caught a glimpse between classes of the feverish activity. FINE ARTS BUILDING- Graciously the Fine Arts Building stands, but it will Ik replaced by newer buildings which may lack her grace. 2

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HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING—You are a witness, above, of one of the school’s future landmarks, the Home Economics Building, under construction at the lime this picture was taken. SCIENCE BUILDING ENTRANCE —The door beckons to the building which housed the attend- ance office, activities office, auditorium and many classes. GIRLS’ GYM—Seen in the background is the Girls' Gym. surrounded by students between classes, rush- ing to their classes before the next bell. SUN DIAL—A gift of a graduating Senior Class, the Sun Dial stands and is sure to stand for quite some time.