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1 N 1 1' Q, rf Q K sf' . , . Hu, nga! xii The HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, erected in 1925, ls the oldest of our slx buildings. It houses the gymnasium, which doubles for an auditorium. Most of the academic courses are taught here. Barns of Learning HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING: The scene of our future homemakers being taught the fundamentals of homemaklng. XJ ,QI U f f ' Its' 3X 7-Na '-A ! ,T -' I K I ll ,
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Seated, left to right: Mittie Ann Jackson, Typist, Gamett Turner, Editor, and Judy wilson, Business Manager. Standing: Duane Burnett, Photographer, Rachel Scearce, Art Editor, James Gray, Subscription Manager, Sylvia Scearce, Assistant Business Manager, and Noel Salmons, Assistant Editor. Topper Stay? With the theme firmly in mind and loaded with ambition, we of the annual staff started work very industriouslyg but all was not peaches and cream. The collection of advertisement was a pain. We just cou1dn't seem to convince those store managers we really had a good thing for them. But after much jawing and walking we finally turned in a nice collection of advertising. Work was then started on the layout. Pictureswere taken, higher mathematics were used to figure proportion, copy was arranged, and deadlines were arriving. Pictures were late returning, proportions were figured wrong, copy was insufficient, and dead- lines were not met. Ohl Woe is us, we felt. Then, with a sigh of relief, after much worry, anxiety, arguing, nervous break- downs, name -calling, and the saying of many things which should have remained un- spoken, the final copy shipment was mailed. It was hard, it was rough, but it was loads of fun. 8
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W... Entrance to GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING, Agriculture and shop classes are held in the which encloses library, cafeteria, and a AGRICULTURE BUILDING, which also serves few high school classes, as the meeting place for the Future Farmers of America. BUILDINGS cont. Glee club and band classes take place in the The CANNERY. where 8162 farmers 001116 I0 BAND COTTAGE, preserve their foodstuff. U 1
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