Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Sidewalk superintendents-Ellie Jones, Carolyn Elliott, and Dick Metzler, llA's, get instructions on how to use surveying instru- ments. Each day more people cluster near the site pursuing Grosse Pointe's newest hobby . . . watching construction on the auditorium-gymnasium. Even spring fever takes a back seat in producing window watch- ers this year. With their work, construction workers have created a new and interesting sight, eagerly watched by everyone. Hgh in Sentinel through the years . . . the tower guards cr changing fortress. Thump! Dishes rattled-silence spread through the cafeteria. Bill got up from his lunch and looked out the win- dow. t'Gee, he said, look at that steam shovel. Only that morning he had walked over that very spot where a great cavity was growing before his eyes. Bill sat down, throwing out his chest with pride. Grosse Pointe was at it again. In less than a year the new auditorium-gymnasium would be ready for use. Bill would play basketball in one of the state's largest and Finest gymnasiums or be one of the 5,000 spectators when it is used for an auditorium. Crash! The dishes rattled again.