Belleville Township High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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One of the most beautiful high school campuses in the country is our own. Every student is, indeed, exceedingly proud of the grounds. lt would be a true difficulty to find an equal to them in other public high schools. Many years ago the student took pride only in our large main building, and the adjoining cafeteria and shops building. In l9l7 the boys' and girls' gym, now used solely by girls, was constructed. The need for an auditorium, the maximum seating capacity of which is l2UU, was fulfilled in l924. Recently, when the number of classrooms again seemed insufficient, the answer was found in the library building of 1933. By means of federal aid our boys' gym was added to the group. We were very fortunate to have enough campus on which to erect these buildings. Today the student feels exalted pride in each of the six plainly but smartly constructed buildingsg he cherishes every pretty tree, every fresh blade of grass, he loves the sunken garden-in short, he loves the dearest of all alma maters, Belleville Township High School.