Kenosha High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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-P THE SPY if Uv rok I 27 ? FNGLISH T he Ea'ucatz'0mzI System in Kenosha Hb, SCIHO1 H1gh School stands today as the httmg cl1maX of a proud h1story that dates back to the organ1zat1on 1n Kenosha of the hrst free publxc school West of the Alleghanles, and as 21 monument to the v1s1o11 of Kenoshzfs IJIOIICCI' educatlonal mxsslonary Colonel Frank The new bu1ld1ng 1S bu1lt to house 1500 students W1th an overload ca paclty of 1800 and IS of fireproof construcnon throughout, bu1lt of II1Cl121112L l1rnestone, beaut1fully decorated, and covers an entxre block lima ,K V I ..,tr 1 A K v,,- k-k. t Qk-Q 3 jipii .L if K, X . K 0 Q KL'.V K, Li 7 '00- 0 0 0 SS ' vistas 0 was Q 5 rrte X s I E141

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. fi' ' gif' THE SPY fiipggs- -gs!! FOR 1927 wnkrmmixs I ll ,I ulilhuiimmllll Prznrzpal GEORGE N. TREMPER, A. B. 3

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I i V - 'T - A . QQTQ-Aff THE sPY s:g !!!! Fon 1 2 un:i :na 9 7 COMMERCE Every need is met, every convenience provided for, but no Waste or extravagance is found anywhere. Those who have seen schools the country over, pronounce it unsurpassed. The Kenosha schools are organized on the 6-3-3 plan, With special schools for the sub-normal, the deaf, the physically handicapped, those with defective speech, and special Work is provided for shut-ins. The new building houses the three grades of the Senior High School, with certain of its facilities available temporarily for the Central Junior High School which is located on the adjacent block. T15