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. . . And Building Work began on the new high school shortly after groundbreaking ceremonies were held. While the build- ing was ready for student occupancy when the school doors opened on Sept. 11,1978, it was not yet completely done. The kitchen was not completed, and students had to “brown bag” it for several months. There were no lockers in the locker room, no windows in the offices, no bleachers in the gym, no bookshelves for the library, and the auditorium was not ready for several months. But despite many inconveniences, the student body was very enthusiastic about the new school. Structural view of cast wing, which houses the learning center and open classrooms. Construction worker hurries to complete building in time for students.
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The first Board of Education for Johnsburg's new K-12 district. FIRST ROW: Barbara Stanell. Charles Boak Jr., Bobbie Hart. SECOND ROW: John Hcidlcr, Gerald Sobicsk, Robert Preston, and Thomas Cahill. Voting, Planning, Ground-Breaking . . . On Aug. 16, 1975 the voters of Johnsburg School District 12 approved a referendum to change the district from K-8 to K-12 by a vote of 919 to 729. The voters also approved $3,033,600 in bonds to establish a high school. The architect met with members of the community to plan the high school, and on June 26, 1977 groundbreaking ceremonies were held. Dr. Andreas meets with assistant superintendent Dr. Kenneth Falkin- ham to discuss high school plans.
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ABOVE: Even with all the hard work that has to be completed, there is still time for a good laugh. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Falkinham looks over drawings with architectural representative Al Cox. RIGHT: Teachers Jim Meyers, Roger Kriewaldt, and Hal Thompson look over the newly poured foundation. LOWER RIGHT: Students Wayne Besserud, Dana Andreas, and Chris Dixon inspect blueprints of the new high school. LOWER LEFT: Teachers Jim Albright. Bob Schmitt, Roger Kriewaldt, and Steve Pollock tour construction site.
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