John Marshall High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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John Marshall Additions Renovations and new additions have been taking place at John Marshall for at least the past ten years. One of the new additions which was recently finished is the new wing which contains a modern gym and swimming pool. This year the main building has undergone many drastic changes, new offices, new sho| s, and a recently remolded underground track are some of the examples of new structures with more to come. A. Construction workers wen- scattered nil ulmiil John Marshall; one ts putting finishing touche on wood work in the new cafeteria. H Marshall's fairly new football stadium host many teams. C. The ceilings in the hallways were torn down as requirement for the new lighting, causing much dusty confusion I). Although there is a new library pledged, it is only partially completed at the present time E. A corner view of some of the new addition K The new glassed in hallway adds a new look to an old building G. A new concept in parking at JMH was to utilize the space lieneath the new addition. G

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Construction Still Going On Marshall has been under some sort of construction for the past twelve years. A paved parking lot was the first bit of construction added. Since then, a new wing was added to the back of the school, providing a new girls gym. a patio, and more classrooms: a new stadium was built to accommodate more spectators; a new building was added at the rear of the school which included a swimming pool, lockers, a wrestling room, and a divided gym. In just the past year, two cafeterias, new ceilings, new shops for electronics, metal and wood, new doorways, a community library, and an underground track were constructed or rebuilt. All new offices were built, with the front office having new mail boxes for the teachers. A. An elecIrioian puts the finishing touches on the electric wiring. It Custodian Mr. Hianchi installs a light fixture in one of the new ceilings C. A cement truck is moved into position for pouring cement into the underground track. I). A cement worker guides the cement into the conveyor sending it through the o| ening in the building which will become the one of the front entrances to the underground track. K Classes were very much disturbed by the noise the cement truck made outside of the classroom windows. F. Measuring boards for rafters is a small part of n job for construction workers.