LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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Sfmlying in ilu, library THE BUILDING 1 lf! iff , I fill Q'- ,, , 94' A4 . . . . fy! Constructed of Indiana limestone and trimmed with gray Tennessee ' Lf.,-' marble toned into pink, our new school home is at last our own. It rises, modernistic in design, to replace the former Greek-columned building, which was destroyed by hre on December 26, 1942. The building, designed by W. J. QI. Chase, architect, and constructed under the direction of W. R. Cooper, con- tractor, was nearly two and a half years in erection. Not including the gymnasium, which will be added later to the east wing, the building cost approximately S500,000, with an additional S100,000 for furnishings. On December 20, 1946, it was accepted by the City of LaGrange as our own, having been paid for almost entirely during process of construction. Buff tile with green trim along the hallways, soft green tint of walls in the classrooms, natural-colored birch doors, and indirect lighting determine the general appearance of the interior. The floor pattern varies in different rooms, some rooms having mingled green and black with ivory, and others, brick red and cream. V 11 9.