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1. Two unidentified workers pose for a picture in front of the new school entrance which will be located on the north side. 2. The northwest corner of the new facil- ity. 3. New English and language area during the 5th month of construction. 4. Architectural rendering of the building. 5. Construction crews work on business, math, and science areas. 6. The science and business area in the early fall. 7. The new gymnasium being worked on in the early fall of ' 76. 8. The choir and band facilities in the early stages of construction. 9. A worker installs piping.
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Building project What a year for all; changes to come The new Senior High section is now in its final stages of development if not already finished. After five years of planning and three years of consid- eration by the Board, the school was dated May, 1976 and is expected to be completed by the start of this school year. The 5.12 million dollar building is under contract by a variety of firms. Along with the new structure, there is a new gymnasium, better equipped science classrooms, instructional areas for English, math, history and business, as well as, a new library and food service area. The school is designed for a close campus arrangement. There will be air conditioning in both school sections. The Athletic Department will have a new football field, track, baseball field, and practice fields. Tennis courts and a handball court are also being provided. The bleachers at the field will seat some 2,500. The new facility is being referred to as a school within a school.
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We will never pass this way again iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniimi nuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmimiitiniur Juniors Kelly Richmond, Candy Marshall and Lori Tokash figure out what to paint on the window. 2. Debbie Minton serves punch to sen- iors at the Homecoming Dance. 3. Kathie Shudick and escort Matt Harber. 4. Frank Ennis and Tammy Cherry pat- iently await the announcement of the 1976 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Week was the highlight of the year for many students. It was a time to participate in tradition for there were floats to build, halls to decorate and windows to paint. Competition was high for classes to out do the other. Again, the seniors and juniors were victorious in taking honors.
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