Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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A DAY CROWDED HALLWAY - Between claves the halls become crowded with students hurrying to their next classes. Here is a typical scene on the main floor of S. H. S. PHYSICS - After the hallway rush Juniors watch a television lesson. CAFETERIA - Students are served lunch on three shifts - at 12:00, 12:30, and 1:00. Here some boys enjoy their noonday break.

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VIEW FROM SOUTHWEST PRELIMINARY SMlTHSRuRG HIGH SCHOOL iiOHU J« « •OS w. »i T«»»« »» C »C- SChEME 5 SCHOOL PLANS The high school will be one of the most modern in the county with a capacity of 600 stu- dents, and plans for an expansion to accomodate 1200. There will be 25 classrooms with an area designated for agriculture and wood and metal shops. A library, cafeteria, and office facilities for the teaching and administrative staffs are also included in the conception. A spacious auditorium and a general lecture area will be provided for school functions and extra- curricular activities. In the physical education area a gymnasium, swimming pool, and ath- letic fields are offered. The community will be very fortunate in having such a modern, spa- cious school for its youth.

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AT S.H.S. IMM A i PHOTOGRAPHER - Classes were interrupted by Mr. Magee to take pictures. FINAL SHIPMENT - Responsibility falls on a few to add the final touches to the yearbook. !■£■ I » iirmn 1,111» IT i '«fflL 'I «lim i .» ■mm k TESTING - One phase of school life is testing. Students STUDY HALL - Students here work on term papers, here distribute papers for a test. physics, and posters, proof that free periods bring work. 9