Dieruff High School - Ledannus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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0 J I 'F-snr' , 14 in cg - Modern furniture, casually arranged in a loose circle, five, informal meeting-place. Having a Commons area easier for Those who are soughf-if l1e's not in the Commons, he s lust not in school. l l '-ng 1

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eveuy .rcloool meds a FOCAL POINT Every school needs a focal pount a center of actu and attentuon for uts faculty members and student bod uch a place may consust of a large empty space un a cor or or a room temporaruly not beung used for classes Thus ace may or may not have been provuded un the archut s orugunal plans Fortunately the Commons area was unc ed un the Dueruff Hugh School layout The Commons us used by students and facul members aluke at all hours of the busy school day Con ung of a seatung area and a school store, the Commo us well equupped to be thus school s focal pount Floor to ceulung wundows provude a pleasant vue for those seated thereu to wutness a lovely wuthun the store Whule suttung un th talk over problems u pourung un through atmosphere The Commons us trul foresaw uts need 10 y means of such wundows one e tdoor scene or the busuness ac e ommons students and teachers relaxed, completely unformal fashu e wundows create a very cheer strong contender on the popul y At the left us puctured the Dueruff Hugh School Campus Corner Shop The purpose of the store us to provude a wude varuety of class room essentuals at the most reasonable pruces possuble Sellung everythung from blue and gray necktues to bathung caps, and from slude rules to class rungs the store plays an umpor tant part un the proper functuonung of thus school Judgung by the long lune of people wautung to be served dauly both the purpose un havung the school store and the products dusplayed there must be quute satusfactory The modernustuc emporuum us operated by members of the Busuness Educatuon Depart ment . I . . I . I bl . . . I . i S . . I . . . . . . L . . . . . . Z I . . I . . . . . . I n . ' ' ' ' . poll for favorite sc I areas-o tribute to the me ho . I . - . . . I

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Q , 21911 Q .L DUAL-PURPOSE CAFETERIA for efficient school management Maintaining a pleasant atmosphere is one of the primary features of the bright, multi- purpose cafeteria. An interesting view, such as the one shown below, helps to enhance the enioyment of eating a wholesome meal. Aside from its use as a place for that all-important noontime break, the cafeteria serves another purpose. By closing the folding doors, the kitchen area is completely shut off from the rest of the cafeteria, and a room for dances or banquets has been created. The stage lleftl is then used for the dance band or for after-dinner speakers. The well- equipped kitchen is able to prepare nourish- ing food, and boasts a very efficient staff. The pastel furniture and walls reflect the cheerfulness of this most attractive cafeteria. 'X We, is , KM. iiiau -- S - --W-Ls.- .,,. if i 1 A I , ' Ii f 'Q l ,hy 3 1. 2 l 5 -m.....,,,-,