Alexandria Monroe High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Alexandria, IN)

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5xva vt'vtw1ww V1WlWlWlFltUiLV!Wll ltFilWlW1WIl 1lV 7ll9lt9!l9lt 1 .tlW!lV!lVtV '91lW 'Wl'5 4 L. V 2 iv Q 0 E 6' 3 Q: .6 1 THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING b - 1 5 For the past four or live years there has been great need for a new high school 2 5 building. lt has been very ldiflicult to arrange the classes because of tlhe small number 'Z or class rooms and this year some of the grades were stint to the Clarke and Tomlinson es if, buildings so that more rooms might be available for high school classes. The assembly 2 ' has been too small to accommodate the high school students, it being necessary fo. 2 if tour pupils to sit in some double seats during a general assembly When the citizens , iully realized these conditions, a new building was authorized. , Q The new building will be erected just norgth of the present high school building, 5' and will be constructed in the shape oi a huge T facing the -east. The main building E 5 will be 135 by 120 feet, and so arranged that new additions may be made on either E az side of the stem of the The old grade building will be nrade a part of the new E Q, building thus giving extra classrooms. Q 0 ' ,.., 3 Une feature of the new building will be the gymnasiurm. The main floor will be 4: Q, 40 by 72 feet with bleachers on the north, south, and west sides. The seating capacity ' ' ot this will be about 800 and the room will be arranged that a balcony may be built - in that will have a seating capacity of about 400. In the, eastern part of the basement 1' Q' will be boys' and girls' showers. Heretofore the high school has had no suitable place in which to give p-lays. For . . all high school iplays it was necessary to rentp a theatre. NVhen t-he new building is 6 erected the Alexandria High School will have a stage of its own, which will be 14 by X 36 tee-t, large enough for presenting plays. and for use in public meetings. .-e A 5' There will be thirteen classroicims including the rooms in the old buil-:ling which will the used for Manual Training and Domestc Science. New floors will be put in the 4: 5. old building and doorways will be cut which will facilitate the passing of classes. ' 5 , Another feature of the new building will be the assembly room. lt will be 75 by fi 37 feet, as wide as the present assembly is long. This rlcom will be about tw-o and one- , half times as large as the present assembly, whicuh is 28 by 39 feet. The new assembly ft will be equipped with single seats, and it will be well lighted as there will be windows A E on the east and skylights on the west. Q fp The building will be equiipped with an automatically regulated heating andg ven- ' ' tilating system, which will decrease the labor of the- janitors. The structure will be 3 6' made lire-proof as practicable, the stairways being made of iron and the corridors of Q2 concrete. There will be entrances on all four sides of the building, the main entrance Q: 4 being to the east. if W 1 is The ground was broken March 5 for the building but because of the inclemency 5 at of the weather the work was delayed during the first few' weeks. It is hoped that it 1: ,, will be completed by October. Q 9 1 N The patrons as well as the students are looking forward to the opening of the A I new school building. The only .disadvantage is that the Seniors will not be here to i enjoy lt. ' E. 1 D 1: -E 0' . Z Of all sad words of tongue or pen, ' 7 The saddest arc these: 'The Seniors are left out again'. ' w r 4 2 . afwratmtw tat. tatmt a1fm1mPatm M1m1 tv to A raimratuoiinlfatatrmtmtktn :R Page Nine

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