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Page 11 text:
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Labor brought us our newer world To meet ihi- ' luillirigo of an (n ' cr more complex and soplii.stifatMJ .society, school administrators built a world of learn- ing in RIackford County. Out of a mountain of bricks, mortar, wires and confusion, a structure which housed 1150 county students became a reality after three years of planning. Rush was the keyword during those weeks before school opened. Besides the anxieties of meeting the construction deadline, there was the continuous list of equipment to be processed. Finally, after a week ' s delay, the doors swung open September 15 for that mem- orable first day. Students and teachers alike discovered and were delighted by a sparkling new educational world whose scope and beauty they are only now fully realizing. Many students helped move furniture out to the neiv building; these boys hastened the moving process by sanding old desks and re- moving ancient leads of gum. Above left: Installing huge lights in the park- ing lot was an impressive sight. Left: Miss Mecklenburg and Mrs. Sanders use any bo.x they can find to transport books.
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Working on construction in August sun may not be the most desirable way to get a tan, but the labor paid off when the stadium ivas ready for the first game. Keeping the communications channel open between administrators and con- tractors. Dr. Emhuff and Mr. Leivis examine blueprints ivith Mr. Koshert, construction superintendent. Tons of equipment that had to be stored in the old Hart- ford City gym pose a prob- lem for Mr. Carbone.
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Extra-large study halls made seating charts a necessity, as Mr. Welge illustrates, assigning students to their permanent seats in a cafe- teria study hall. Workmen were an accepted part of BHS school life at the first of the year. Classes quickly adapted to the situation, however, and learned to ignore their presence. Getting up a little earlier seems to be a problem for Keith Caperton. Becaus e of the rural location of the school, most students depended on buses for transportation.
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