Clay City High School - Claytonian Yearbook (Clay City, IL)

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The Gymnasium In the rear center of our building is located the gymnasium. It will comfortably seat five hundred on the bleachers: an additional three hundred may be seated on the movable bleachers on the stage. Besides being used for basketball games, the gym is much in demand for community affairs as well as serving its purpose in connection with the school. Under the bleachers is located the varsity dressing room, while under the stage we have the girls' dressing room on the west, and the boys' physical education dressing room on the east. Each dressing room is complete with showers, lockers, lavatory, and other facilities that go to make up a complete dressing room. On the floor, courts for lawn and paddle tennis, volleyball, and badminton are marked off. On the north and south sides of the floor are shuffle-board courts. We also have a large supply of game equipment to be used in the gym. The games that we have and that are used in the gym classes are: softball, volleyball, basketball, gym drills, apparatus (consisting of high and low parallel bars, spring board, high horse, and stall bars), tumbling, pyramids, badminton. boxing, golf, handball, shuffle-board, and tennis. We believe that our gym is near perfection, and we are very proud of it. The Clayianian—Page twenty

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0 Commercial Rooms These rooms are so equipped that one teacher may teach two classes at one time. This is made possible by a glass partition between the two rooms. Room 1 9 is the Mechanical Drawing room. General Business is also taught in here by Mr. Wheatley. Industrial Arts is taught by Mr. Petersen. There are 18 mechanical drawing desks. Room 20 is the Typing room. In this room are combination desks. They can be opened up. displaying the typewriter when ready for use. When they are closed they are junior office desks. There are 22 typewriters. 12 of which are Royals, and 10 Underwoods. For this reason a student learns to operate two different kinds of typewriters. Mr. Wheatley teaches three typing classes, bookkeeping, and stenography in room 20. Stenography consists of shorthand one period five days a week and typing one period three days a week. Both rooms have built-in cabinets. In room 19 they are used for industrial art equipment and in room 20 for typing books. There arc built-in drawers and shelves in which supplies arc kept. Each room is equipped with blackboards and a bulletin board. This year we have 1 13 pupils in all the commercial subjects. Page nineteen—The Clngtonian

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s R S E N I 0 Peggy Acklin A rolling stone gathers no moss. VERL BARNES I wonder what fool it was that first invented hissing. Charles Brown Plug. cram, for tomorrow you may flunk. Donna Jean Cramer The gratitude of man hath often left me mourning. Norma Franklin Nothing is more pleasing than one good friend. Ray Hall Curse all the laws but those which love has made. Wilbur Babcock All is fair in love and war. where is the love? Bernice Bayles Happy is the one who has only noble thoughts. Letha Brown It doesn't take a beautiful face, but personality. Delphjne Fwald To rule the world is my ambition. Thelma Haines “To love one who is great is almost to be great also. Betty Harbin It's a great life if you never weaken. Page twenty-one—The Claytonian