Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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wi m-Q-1.1, 'TPR-um., Because of the changes that are necessary in the make-up of the studies oifered by the Ashland High School more room is needed. This room is being provided for in two ways, first, by moving out the two elementary rooms, and second, by adding four new rooms to the building. One sixth grade room will be moved to the new addition at the Pleasant Street School and one sixth grade room to the new addition at the Lincoln School. The four new rooms will be used as follows: ground iloor, Agricultural workshopg first floor, Agricultural recitation room, and extension of present sewing room, second floor, the Commercial typing roomg third floor, the new Biology laboratory with an ofllce connecting with Room 314. The latter room is to become the new Thomas Thornburg memorial museum in which will be housed Mr. Thornburg's famous insect collection. No other school in the country will have anything like this. The room vacated by the agricultural department will become a general shop while a part of the present woodworking room will become a machine shop. The new Art Department will occupy the first floor study room which was created this year by combining two rooms. Other slight changes will be made. All these things were pos- sible only because of the building program which will be completed by July 1. The citizens of Ashland voted 385,000 in bonds and PWA granted 553,000 to make possible this program of building. J. E. Bonn 10 I . 1 . .i ,u of-. vi .-..v,,- U

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