Forman High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Manito, IL)

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CHO0L CHANGES When we returned to school last fall, we noticed many improvements, Let us take a tour through the building a see what some of them are, First, I would like to direct you to our study hall, It has been equipped with approximately one hundred new des Mr. Le Count's office has been moved to the front of the study hall. The old stage has been removed and the library l been placed in that space, To see all of these improvements, we take notice of the new fluorescent lighting syste These lights have also been placed in the bookkeeping, typing, and old ag rooms. Now let us move down one flight of stairs and look into the English room, New desks have taken the place oft old ones. We find a new tape recorder sitting on the back table, It is used a great deal in our speech work which is ni a part of our Senior English. Further on down the hall, we venture into the mathematics room, New tables have been set up and bulletin boai installed. These bulletin boards have been placed in almost all classrooms, The ground floor of our school has quite a few improvements. Several new lockers have been installed and a us ful coat rack has been placed on both sides of the entrances. A new firedoor has been placed between the gymnasium and main building. It automatically comes down when certain degree of heat hits the activators. Last year, toward the end of school, we were very happy to see the very modern scoreboard installed in the gyn nasium, It is a Fair Play board which cost approximately Ssoo. It was purchased by the Board of Education. The foul and name assembly was purchased by the Forman fans. I. L. Thomas and Hal Willet headed the campaii and approximately S500 was contributed, A white light on the foul and name assembly denotes the player is in the gan and the red lights denote the number of fouls each player has. The board tells the time by the changing of numera every second. Soldwedels has loaned an ice cream storage freezer to the high school for all of the organizations to use, A popco machine was purchased last year to be used at basketball games. It has proved quite useful and it really does make got popcorn! This fall a new section was added to the ag shop. The building was insulated and divided into five rooms. Tl largest of the five rooms will be used as a work shop. The boys will study woodworking and care of farm machinery ar will complete various projects using the tools and equipment in this room. The other four rooms will be made into a office, a storeroom, a rest room, and a classroom. The ag classes moved into this building March 2. O O O I I C O O l Phone 1 COMPLIMENTS OF ZEMPLE HARDWARE Havana

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