Natrona County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Casper, WY)

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The New Vocational High School Our new Vocational High School building is being erected midway between the athletic field and the present building. White brick will be used and the style of architecture will be in keeping with the building already on the ground. Both size and style will combine to make it an imposing structure. The first iioor contains the school administra- tive offices now at the Central School building. It also provides ample space for the manual training and domestic science departments. Fuller courses in these lines can be offered in the new building. A four-year course in domestic science will soon be given. The workrooms in- clude shops for woodwork and carpentry, a large room for sewing, a cooking laboratory and a dining-room. On this floor there will be a cafeteria which means that hereafter a hot lunch will be offered our students at cost. Large locker rooms for both boys and girls and an adequate number of shower baths are on this floor. The gymnasium and balcony on the second and third floors will be much larger than those in the present building. Adjoining the gymna- sium are the oiiices of the physical directors. The commercial department will have large class rooms on this floor. An auditorium with a seating capacity of seven hundred and fifty occupies the balance of the iioor. There will be a large stage with adjoining recitation rooms that can be utilized for dressing-rooms. On the third floor will be the laboratories for the science department and several recitation rooms with the usual unilateral system of light- ing. The building will be well equipped with a combined system of heating and ventilation. As in our other newer buildings fans provide the air for the class rooms. Modern plumbing and a complete electrical equipment will be pro- vided. This building will not only provide all pos- sible equipment for properly instructing our youth, but will also satisfy the most exacting student, teacher and patron. Our townspeople will point with pride to this as another of Cas- per's beautiful structures.

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