Santa Ana Junior College - Del Ano Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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SAC 's Future In Science .2 ' 5 ,, H fi 'll H if SAC's Science Complex when completed in the Fall, 1966. Santa Ana College's new Science Complex is due for occupancy December, 1966. Unusually heavy rains handicapped the construction of the 65,000 square toot building which will accommodate approximately 1500 students an hour, and is equipped with two dozen laboratories and over 70 other rooms and ottices. Students moving from either of the two top level 151 seat lecture rooms to the two bottom level 68 seat lecture rooms will be transported by an elevator. The building will absorb the entire section of the tem- porary science structures now on campus, and in its entirety will have as much floor space as approximately one-third of 13 the present total permanent buildings onthe SAC campus. The top floor ot the building will include human cadavers, dried plants, bacteria, rare flower strains, a proiect room and a herbarium. Also on the top floor is the Chemistry and Physics Departments, including especially notable sections as the photography lab, an organic vault and a balance-instrument lab. An eight inch Alvin Clark Telescope will be placed on top of the structure for observation by SAC's astronomy instruc- tors.

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,- Construction crew works to complete final touches before raising the Plcmetorium's observation dome. 114 QM 5X V- - . . N-- Construction continues as cl worker welds bolts to cu steel glrder In the foundation ofthe new Science Complex, ta 1, AK-Q . K 0,4 gpiuadg-UW Hun- Workmen rush back and forth atop the planetclrium catwalk in order to meet their Fall, l966, deadline. l 2

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