Lockport High School - Forum Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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, me z-fain!! ' WEST WING The VOCATIONAL and INDUSTRIAL ARTS l SHOPS provide facilities for instruction in a wide I variety of subjects along the technical or manual vocA1'lonm. anon line. I.. The HOMEMAKING laboratories allow for a much greater range of domestic activities than are now offered. The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT is design- TF., '-1 COMMERCIAL cl.A.s5 :zooms OEMAKING n-nU- QQ F- Bw? gea- CD Uggro 08. 5 Cf?-3 Sm 0 ,-. CD .E as af :Nga SQ D5 'umm '-fm 'D so-E QQ. cm ' 4 -- it Q23 QS 5 Sag fs: U! o .E-E'2g 'Ei F gig S. af Q- ' 3 G Eg O vor- CD U :S H 3-4 p.-.I-4 ' -1 gz Z E 272 3 C1 529 cs- Z 22 a v O CD Q -fi 'A Q.. 8.4. 9.-. CAFETERIA provide facilities for many kinds of activities. The whole building can become the center for adult education. Besides the facilities found inthe two wings, adult classes in science, language arts, mechanical drawing, and creative art can be carried on in the center section of the building. Radio instruction can be offered in a fully equipped studio.

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SVVIMMING POOL has spectator space for 500. Folding bleachers available on the sides of the CYMNASIUM main floor seat 1,200. A balcony has 726 additional seats. A common LOBBY gives entrance into gymnas- ium, auditorium and cafeteria. The AUDITORIUM seats 1,452. The stage is de- signed so that community productions. can be staged. Concerts can be given by touring groups. The MUSIC REHEARSAL ROOM can be used for small group meetings. The CAFETERIA is such that dinner meetings for 355 people can be arranged. 'id tri I 6-ii. 5, 4 fr fn Z 2 E H J ,9 5 2 0 z P4 E ' Z 3 0 ii ..... - ENTRAN CE FOYER 5-I CA FETE2 A H D' cn Cl! o D' O O P14 S D U' co o O 'B cn 9 SD o co D FV' cn H O Ph 0 O B E FJ 'C sw o C-'Z 4 III- .C-'Z cb Y' H D' co cn an U1 FP 2 I-I. D UQ as D- cn UI I-I UQ I3 cn Q- CA O that it can be shut off from the rest of the building. This permits adult groups to use the facilities during the day with no interruption of the regular school routine for the students.

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What About OUTDOOR Facilities ? BUIIDING SITE IS 25 ACRE Pl0T . . . fPresent senior high school is located on a 1.7 acre plot.j DIVERSIFIED SPORTS PROGRAM POSSIBLE . . . A play area permits regular outdoor PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes. This area is easily accessible to the gymnasium. A full outdoor intra-mural program can be carried on in the play area. Cln the present school, which provides no outdoor facilities, only 2096 of the student body can participate in the indoor programj. The other half of the area is a sports field planned to take care of a full inter-school pro- gram. There will be a quarter-mile running track, a well-drained gridiron for football, and rs a permanent concrete stand for 4,000 spectators. Under the stand will be found team rooms equipped with lockers and showers and uniform storage facilities for the players. Space will be available for both open and closed storage of general maintenance equip- ment. fThe field will be completely lighted for night activitiesj. PARKING N0 PROBIEM . . COver 350 cars can be conveniently parked on the school groundsj.