Veedersburg High School - Pintus Yearbook (Veedersburg, IN)

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V. H. S. IMPROVEMENTS Numerous improvements have taken place in our building. The most notable of these is the new lighting system. The old inadequate system has been supplemented by modern fluorescent lighting. The old method of heating has been modernized and a stoker installed, which makes the operation of our steam heating svstem much more efficient. The walls have been painted, the floors refinished, and the entire building generally brightened up to make our school a place of pleasant surroundings. The home economics department has a new refrigerator, stoves, and dishes. Many new books, both fiction and reference, have been added to our library. The student body has a ready access to all types of literature. Opaque blinds have been installed in the assembly to make the operation of our sound projector mo1'e satisfactory. The film for our visual educa- tion program is provided by the fund maintained by the senior class. if l ' E,lfl'1' l

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:::::::::::::::I Uhr Q D lntua '47 l sclicafiorz . . . We, the seniors of 1947, dedicate this thirty-ninth edition of the Pintus to our parents, the faculty, and the ideals of our Alma Mater. L Uhr Biniuu '47 l::::.

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