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we explore this amazing new building of ours Day by day we had to pinch ourselves to make sure we weren't dreaming. And who could help but feel that way, when looking out through any window, we could see towering buildings that would grace the cover of any magazine. Inside the building, too, we kept discovering new sights a light, airy cafeteria. soft silhouettes through the library glass, and brightly-polished, full-length mirrors. Afer some of the excitement subdued, we began to take notice of smaller details, planned with a stroke of genius! VVhat a surprise to find two-level drinking foun- tains, sliding boards, and the show casesl FROINI THF CORRIDOR, a glimpse of the beauty and tran- quility of the sunny library is caught by a passer-by. IN .X BREAK OF THIC MAD Rl'Sll, ,Indy McLain, Betty Murphy, and -lohn Ardelean tidy up to match the immaculate order of their sparkling new high school. a l l! 5. l l 6 An-.'k lhear f 3 lLs:':15rcdevS Y 3? . l l
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we continue discoveries throughout classrooms ARTIS'I'IC ABILITY now has unlimited opportunity in the ultra-modern art room. Here Vicki Vilbig tests the new pottery wheel while Bernice Koepp puts the kiln to good use. SUGAR 'N SPICE and every- thing nice are found in the foods lah. Here Sharon Romine and Shirley Kimpon prepare a meal while Kay XVhitlvy starts the Clean-up work on their kitchenette. 'r +t..t,t.+ we we:e ,., f'7 ' V losf! - ' U if -Y, - -SS Legg DAR x '- QQ ' ' I - if -' ---e . f I ' N - ' ss - f ,I . lx X' I . lu Our bubbling enthusiasm flowed every- where. It entered our classes in our dis' cussions and ecstatic themes. It Hooded our conversations with exclamations about the rainbow-colored foods room . . . the fishbowl bookstore. . . the little theatre. It spurred our initiative so that we in- vented ingenious routes that would take us past talked-about sights, yet leave us that last split-second to dash into class. After school, we didn't rush out the doors in a mad stampede as we had done in the old school 5 instead, we curiously explored the speech stages, got lost in the dark room maze, and crawled under loose wir- ing to get a dusty look at the incompleted and much-anticipated swimming pool. Z' M--..,5 'S 's.,,N I2
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