Nebraska School of Agriculture - Curtis Aggie Yearbook (Curtis, NE)

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NEW CHEMISTRY LABORATORY HE chemistry and physics students now use alternately the same laboratoryq This was formerly the old chemistry laboratory. Many improvements made during the summer of 1936 have resulted in a more practical laboratory for both classes. A hood and ventilation fan have been installed to remove poisonous gases that evolve from the various experiments. The reagent shelf displays a generous supply of chemicals available to the student chemist. A store room has been made adjoining the laboratory, this representing another outstanding improvement. This makes an excellent place to keep chemical supplies and physics equipment. A small oliice provides a special study room in connection with the laboratory. OLD CHEMISTRY LABORATORY

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NEW Sr-lop BUILDING HE new farm mechanics shop was constructed in 1930 to accom- modate more students, and to provide scientifically correct labora- tories for forge and motor classes. There is a well-equipped recitation room in the new shop building, where class demonstrations are given to forge and motors students. This building is so constructed that an additional story may be added in the future. This will serve as a home for the science department when it is constructed. The woodwork laboratory and music are housed in the old shop building. OLD SHOP BUrLmNc

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New Ass1zMBLY ANY changes were made in the assembly during the summer of 1936. The seating has been rearranged so that the students face west. The assembly stage has been removed and this site is now occupied with study desks. This arrangement not only makes possible the accommodation of more students, but also gives correct lighting to all occupantsg The room that many students know as the physics laboratory was remodeled during the summer of 1936 to make an additional home room and recitation room. This room has been equipped with Fifty-six recitation room seats. A complete refinishing has made it into an attractive and cheerful room. Students may keep their books in shelves located on the north side of the room. NEW RECITATION RooM