William Allen High School - Comus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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, ' 2 A5 .X 4, -A-A Linden Street Annex NYest of the Little Palestrzi is the recently huilt Linden Street Annex. This huilding w time since 193-L all the huildings of Allen town High School are on the Seventeenth provides facilities for the various educational Street campus. and all the pupils are needs ol' our students. Now, for the hrst gether. Us. 4' I T Palestra ,-Xll the students will remem- her the Little Palestru. which provides the setting for nixuiy eiijoyzihle :md exciting even- ings. The huslcethzill games, the xx restling matches, and the swimming meets :zlllord much wholesome activity for hotli pgirticipgints :ind Spectators ol pXllentown High School.

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' Vocational Annex The 'Vocational .annex laces Linden Street across from the Little Palestra. On the first rloor are the up-to-date facilities of the Auto Shop. Un the second floor the future carpenters and plumbers learn their trades. ln these shop laboratories there is the modern equipment necessary for the hest type of instruction. These excellent oppor- tunities enable boys of these trades to acquire valuable experience and to prepare themselves to become valuable employees. X xx xc x fNs. 5. 'xx . - ,ZX A , ' i7-M M 1 . , . H - , I X Z 7 li l Brick and Auto Body Directly to the rear of the Main lluildinq one finds a one-story huilding which houses the Vocational shops of liriclclaying and Auto Body and Paint. The lack Collieltl Stadium held house was converted into the liricklaying Shop hy the hoys ofthe huilding trades course: the Auto liody and Paint Shop was constructed entirely hy the members of the vocational curriculum. Such is the practical experience gained hy the trades-minded fellows. . f

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