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To the concrete realization of past dreams and future hopesg To the worthy symbol of a stanch belief in strong bodiesg To the successive opportunities for health and the wealth it bringsg To the development of fair-minded, sturdy sportsmanshipg To our boys and their new gymnasium, we dedicate this edition of our Burbank Wizard. In designing the Burbank Boys' Gymnasium, the architects were called upon not only to plan a building capable of an ultimate ce- pacity of eight hundred, but one which could be supervised by one director. The final scheme, evolved after careful study and a sur- vey of the most modern gymnasiums in the Bay Region, gives the di- rector an ease of supervision found in few other schools. The Administrative Unit is composed of a public office, en- tered from the street and connecting with a general office with dressing room, shower and toilet facilities, a clinic room for first aid, and a supply room serving both the gymnasium and locker rooms. The locker room is planned to accommodate eight hundred lockers, is floored with a sanitary nonslip material, and has an abundance of light and ventilation. The shower, toilet, and drying rooms of white glazed tile are so arranged that a class of one hundred and fifty may be handled without congestion. The gymnasium room has a 55' by 88' playing floor with a bank of permanent bleachers along one entire side un- der which is a ladies' rest room and toilet, a playground toilet and a store room. A borrective exercise room, separated from the gymnasium room with folding doors,has been provided for all appar- atus work. This room is so situated that it may be used as a stage for assemblies or as additional space for spectators. An unusual feature has been added in the way of a glassed-in sun room and an open sun deck, located on the roof. This will prove particularly beneficial to boys who are unable to partici- pate in the regular gymnasium work. Since a gymnasium is a strictly utilitarian building, 'ma- terials were chosen which would not only be durable in construc- tion, but pleasing in appearance. The framework is constructed of heavy timbers and structural steel. The interior is finished with smoothfsurfaced building tile and the exterior with blended shades of brick and terra cotta.
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