Putnam County High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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This is one of the general class- rooms. It takes up one-sixth of the One of the first features you notice is the absence of win dows. The glass door and the glass panel are the only pieces of glass between the classroom and the outside. A win- d o w l e s s classroom seems strange, but no windows are needed in this building. 121' classroom space in a cluster A tgpiral rlasssrnum Fresh air is sent from the heating and air con- ditioning unit into the room through this grille . . . ,..,....--Y ffm' , -. .wa - -M ' .-in 1-1-I A A W ,-iii , il . .. and light is provided by wall fixtures like this one. The ceiling is made of suspended acoustical panels. Special panels conceal the intercom equipment. I ,x TN gi? -A gf f .94 The intercom allows announcements which are sent to the entire building to be received in this room, or this one room may be called individually. This equipment is both a receiver and a transmitter. By the flip of a switch, someone in this room may talk to the office as well as hear messages from the office. This room is also equipped with a T.V. which receives com- mercial channels as well as the schoo1's own closed circuit channel.

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Just off the main office is the principal's office. In this small room, school policy is determined, and from here, the school is administered. - R The conference room, which also is just off the main office, provides a large working area. This is the site of such varied activities as department faculty meetings and ballot countings. it fflh S ,fvr . , To the left as you enter are the W ' . teachers' mail boxes. ,kg ,W .N . L r 1 1 7 .kilrg -5 ,, M At the end of the main hall are the faculty lounges. Upon entering the ante- rooms, you are confronted by a Coke machinez a coffee pot, and various tid- bits. From here you can enter either the women's lounge . . . '-gi . . . or the men's lounge.