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Department Heads Supervise Blueprints “Construction has taxed every¬ one’s patience, but I certainly think the results are worth it!’’ (Sr. boy) During the original Reconstruction Era, the old South required the aid of scalawags and carpetbaggers to restore the land. Here, old South is becoming new South, and it too was planned by latter-day “carpetbag¬ gers and scalawags.’’ Hard-hatted workers infiltrated South, visibly altering appearances. “Top brass relieved Mr. Weicker and Mr. Grile with scrolls of blue¬ prints. Department heads worked with draftsmen to create a functional building especially for the future. ABOVE —Refuse from school renovation cre¬ ates miseries for ecologists, ungainly sights for view-seekers, and blocks pathways. UPPER RIGHT —The gym becomes more color¬ ful as workmen paint the railings green. The gym was done in time for a football pep ses¬ sion. RIGHT —Leaky roofs, as this interested stu¬ dent sees, were a part of the problems cre¬ ated, as well as solved, by renovation.
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ABOVE —Perched on a ladder, the workman sighs with frustration as he rebricks the new track building partially destroyed in a fire which ruined all of the equipment. UPPER RIGHT —Construction workers cement a new brick wall on the south side of the building where Mr. Weber’s solarium was. This area will be the new site for the Times room. LEFT —Loud blasting noises interrupted classes as workers drill and pound to finish the gym by the completion date. 9
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, , ■ ABOVE —Although often leaving obstructions in the halls and on sidewalks, construction workers try to have fun by changing eyesores into interesting arrangements. UPPER LEFT —A familiar sight at South for three years, the presence of workers provided many excuses for students—too noisy to study, too crowded to get through the halls. LEFT —Faculty members gave ideas for their individual classrooms through department heads. Here Mr. Boylan, using the office phone, discusses plans. 11
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