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Show Mw Iff I mkmi to l Cannon-Papanikolas Company awarded bid for $1,907,000 Low bids totaling $5,192,614 for two new high schools of the Nebo School District to be located at Springville and Payson, were let to six contractors con-tractors Tuesday and Wednesday, Wednes-day, December 28 and 29, by the Nebo School District Board of Education. In the bidding program for the Springville High School, the low bid of $1907,000 on the general contract was awarded to Cannon-Papanikolas Construction Company of Salt Lake City. The electrical bid went to Hamilton Brothers of Spanish Fork for $239,777 and the mechanical award (heating and plumbing) went to Jack Buckley of Provo, for $444,560. The Springville High School is to be completed by July 15, 1967, said Supt. Russell Rus-sell N. Stansfield. Low bidder on the Payson High School was the Skyline Construction Company of Salt Lake City, but because of an irreguar bid in which the company com-pany failed to list its sub-contractors, the Board of Education Educa-tion declared the Company ineligible in-eligible and awarded the bid to the Horne-Zwick Construction Company of Salt Lake City for $1,948,700. The building is to be completed by June 1, 1967. The electrical bid on the Payson High School went to Hamilton Brothers in Spanish Fork for $239,977, and the mechanical bid was awarded to Byland Plumbing and Heating Company Com-pany of Pleasant Grove for $412,600. The administrative area of each new school will comprise the offices of the princpal and counselors, teachers preparation prepara-tion room, health room, faculty lounge, lobby, and vault areas. Plans are the same for both schools. In the academic area, there will be 13 general classrooms with provisions for combining three pairs of classrooms for j large group lectures. There will ! be a conference room in each of these classrooms as well as in most of the 40 teacher stations. sta-tions. In addition there are supply rooms of varying sizes and shapes, chemistry and biology bi-ology laboratories, art rooms, business section, library and instructional materals center. The shop area will embrace vocatonal agriculture shop rooms and classrooms as well as industrial arts, restrooms and multi-purpose classrooms. The athletic plant will be comprised of a boy's gymnasium gymna-sium seating 2200 people, athletic ath-letic locker rooms, physcal education ed-ucation locker rooms, training rooms, classrooms, and a boys' wrestling gym. In addition, there will be a girls' gymnasium gymnas-ium and a girls' physical education educa-tion locker room. A great proportion pro-portion of the basement will be converted into an indoor track for archery, baseball, and track . sports in general. r The assembly area is com- u prised of a 1200 seat auditor- f (continued on back page col. 6) f Bids awarded for new school As promised by the Nebo School Distrct Board of Education, Educa-tion, there has been no increase in the Dstrict's captal outlay tax levy for the past five years. (continued from page one) ium with orchestra pit and stage with storage rooms directly di-rectly beneath the stage. The speech-theatre in the round will seat up to 200 people. It has practice rooms as well as large storage areas. There will also be a chorus room with practice rooms as well as a band room and an instrument room. In addition to this, there are cloakrooms, a school lounge and an art gallery. Experimental gard'n Located in one of the court yards will be biological experimental experi-mental garden plot and greenhouse. green-house. In the other is a student stu-dent activity court yard with an outdoor theatre, dinng ter-rance ter-rance and study terrance. In addition, there are a boiler room and custodial work rooms. These two new high schools are being built primarily with funds secured in a bond issue voted last January by the patrons pa-trons of Nebo School Distrct. The favorable vote placed $4,-000,000 $4,-000,000 in the hands of the Board toward constructon of these two school plants stated Supt. Stansfield. In addtion, funds have been accumulated through the con-tinung con-tinung State Buildng Program, State School Building Aid monies, and local taxes. |