Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

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d'torium seat OO . ENTERING UPON THE THRESHOLD of scaence appears t be a loyous occasion for Joyce Fmdley sensor as she opens the door of the new chemistry physucs laboratory ...-ff ' LEARNING CORRECT SERVING and table setting technique ns a pleasure In Flora s colorful new food laboratory Duane Gibson IS served by another freshman Donna Brltton . THE FIRST DRAMATIC PRODUCTION on the stage of the new auditorium was the lbnlors presentation of The Night of January I6 Prosecutmg attorney Rolla Carter questions wut ness Lon Kutlnch The defendant Mananne Warren and her attorney Cort Applmg listen lI2I 'K Nw . . , ' o . . . . . . . . , . ,, . , , . u . ' ,, . . .- I - . ' I . I I . I ' '

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a h n expos e' addi i . JERRY ELLIS, freshman, is properl impressed b the iant . NEW BICYCLE RACKS seem not to be the most efficient Y Y 9 gas-fired steam boiler that heats Building C. Temperature in the world as Jack Middleton, Barbara Hardy, and in each room is regulated by individual thermostats. Danny Riggle, seniors, check to see if they are mounting the right bicycles. Q AMAZING! School board members Rymer Maxwell, Phillip changes in the chemistry and physics laboratories since Mann, Paul Naney, Earl Labertew, John Bumgarner, Jack they were in high school. They wonderingly explore the McGonagil, and Ralph Keith seem impressed at the new-tangled rooms ottera busy meeting. llll

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heralds n w r Flora eco s icall Moving day for the home economics and science departments came the first week of school in the fall. The home ecers have four completely equipped kitchens painted in luscious pastels. Brand new lapndry equipment serves the whole department. A classroom and a room later to be furnished as a living area are included in the plan. Each science teacher has an office of his own and a spacious classroom with storage space. Ex- perimental tables stretch across the front of the recitation rooms. Students have no difficulty getting their daily constitutionals as they trudge the wide, locker- lined halls that connect the far-flung areas of Flora's 'MOVING DAY! Music students were among the lost to get into their new quarters, Gary Anderson, John Blanton, and Gary Love, sophomore, move in the timpani. Incidentally, they are new, too. newest building. . WAITING FOR THE GRAND OPENING the cheerleaders, rangement for visability the cheerleaders give the audi- Barbara Levitt, Bonnie Dulaney, Tina Thomas, Ann Chero- torium for lyceum programs, class plays, cantatas, stage kis, and Christine Whelan, give the auditorium o trial shows, assemblies, and civic functions 'their stamp of ap- run. After testing the blond seats for size and their ar- proval. ll3l