Delano High School - Del Ano Yearbook (Delano, CA)

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Bus Garage 'o Campu Way out on the east boundary of the school campus a new permanent building became a part of Delano's campus when school opened in September. By moving the bus maintenance services out of the crowded shop building in the center of the campus, greatly needed classroom space be- came available for regular shop classes. In the new bus maintenance building, me- chanics keep in good working order Delano High's fleet of 13 large buses and 20 miscella- neous vehicles. It also provides a paved and fenced area for bus parking. Built of brick and corrugated aluminum, the new building was constructed by john S. Macomber on a bid of 399500. The gym, top above, although damaged by the earthquakes, has been re- paired and returned to use. Below that, the Commercial Building provided housing this year for homemaking, business education, and journalism. Scene of football games, school carnivals, and graduation ieremonies, the Delano Memorial Stadium seats 4,000. Edging the quad in the center of the campus are the Music Building, left, photo below, and the Science Building, right. I7

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Newest building on the campus is the bus maintenance garage which was placed in use with the open- ing of the fall term. It is located on the far boundary of school property east of the Memorial Stadium. kltllki Ne Aclc Shop classes have a little more room this year with tl bus maintenance department moved to its new building Completed in 1950, the Library Building maintains a sp cious library and 15 large, modern academic classroorr UH 5 3. li 9 ii! it ,gf I6

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