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1932 Robert Bates, Editor James Finn, Business Manager
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Great Falls High School The new Great Falls high school having been in use for two years, we feel that now is a fitting time to review certain facts about the beautiful structure. Begun in 1928, the building cost $1,115,000, including the $90,000 stadium. It is 515 feet in length, from north to south, and the center wing, which is the widest, measures 205 feet from east to west. The whole is of concrete with a steel framework throughout. The outside walls are constructed of tapestry brick trimmed in Bedford stone. Class rooms have maple floors; laboratories have a resilient flooring; the library a composition rubber, and the corridors Terrazza. The edifice is divided into three units. The north unit includes a gymna- sium with a seating capacity of 1200 — the largest in the state. In daytime folding screens divide the gym into two parts, both halves being of regulation size. The center section contains all class rooms, laboratories and study halls, togethe r with the library, office, and nurses ' office. The south portion consists of the auditorium, shops, music room, and cafeteria. One of the largest stages in the state, a large orchestra pit and a moving picture booth are features of the auditorium, which seats 1800. Its ceiling is of special celetox composition, which aids in registering sound. The cafeteria, situated directly below the auditorium, accommodates 175 at one time. The school, together with the athletic stadium and tennis courts, is situ- ated on a campus of four square blocks, all of which has been beautifully landscaped. Every student, every member of the faculty, and every citizen and tax- payer of Great Falls has a right to be proud of such a plant — the largest and most modernly equipped in Montana.
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PCREWCCD Tli is annual has been con- ceived as a record of high school life, with its tradi- tions, labors, and activities. If, as you turn over its pages, this book brings back to you memories of the joys and happiness shared in these halls, it will have served its purpose well.
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