Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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1928-Year Book-1929 13 be years hence, ere there can be an appreciation of what these new opportunities mean. A brief summary of the physical plant of Lyons Township High School is herewith submitted. C11 With the acquistion of an additional 264 feet of ground on the north side of Cossitt Avenue through condemnation proceedings, there will be an athletic field of a little more than seven acres. This athletic field will be arranged to make available ample space forl physical training and athletics for both boys and gir s. C21 In the original building and additions built prior to the present addition are located: fab A library of 4000 volumes housed in adequate room with possible seatings for one 'hundred forty pupils. fbi A study hall seating 250 pupils. ich A science lecture room seating 67 pupils. Cdl A chemistry laboratory accommodating 25 pupils. fel A physics laboratory accommodating 25 pupils. ffl A domestic science kitchen accommodating 24 pupils. fgh A typewriting room with twenty-three machines. fhb A modern cafeteria seating 230 or more at one time. CU A girls' gymnasium, with office, lockers, showers, and running track. fjj A series of rooms for Manual Training work. fkj Twenty-nine additional classrooms equipped for other special or general work. Q33 The new addition more than doubles the floor space of the original building and the earlier additions and is par- ticularly designed for fostering the aesthetic and cultural phases of education. The factors of utility and beauty can only be appreciated when the building has been visited and studied. Suffice it to say, that this building is worthy of any community and will furnish ample opportunity to educate 2000 or more pupils at the same time that it offers to the public possibilities for a real community center. This new addition contains the following: fab An auditorium beautifully designed and decorated in the gold and blue of the high school. It has 1834 fully upholstered seats in addition to accommodating 60 in the orchestra pit and 250 or more on the stage. A fully equipped stage, selective lighting, moving picture equipment, and a pipe organ makes this room ideal for school and public performances alike. For- tunately, the acoustic properties of the room are ex- cellent. The entrances and foyer to the auditorium are in Mankato marble and their beauty is enhanced by a caste of the western frieze from the Parthenon