Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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:U . . . . ' 'rv 'fI1'7'1..,?Pf,.fff ifbg-K MS'w.:?,w77v ?a,'f1- . pvwfa, 1.-H, ' 7Zeaa Efficient. . . spacious. . . up-to- date. . . describe the new Wing con- structed this year. The concrete block-steel-brick structure houses completely the industrial arts and vocational agriculture departments. Each department has its own class- rooms, offices, lockers, work rooms, and toilet facilities. The modern designs of architecture are used with windows and glass com- prising nearly half of the walls, which permits an extensive use of natural lighting. Approximate con- struction cost was 51377, OOO. Excava tion began in the early fall with the Open House and Dedication on May 3, 1956.