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cxwfitw ' BUILDING AND G UNDS The High School building which was erected in r9o8 is a substantial modern structure of brick and stone consisting of two stories, and a nine-foot basement, well lighted, ventilated, heated by steam, and electric lighted. On the first floor are a recitation room- library, cloak- rooms and assembly hall In the basement are the heating plant, physical science laboratory, manual training shop. and domestic science laboratory. The second floor is occupied by the biologi- cal laboratory and three large recitation rooms. THE LIBRARY This room is to be made the most attractive one in the building- The Board of Education has made a very generous appropriation .for library purposes for the coming year, and an abundant supply of new books and furnishings will be secured. A librarian will always be in charge to aid in the use of ma7 terial and the courses of study will be so arranged that every pupil must go to the library for reference books and collateral reading In addition. a number of standard magazines and periodicals will be kept on the reading table B ATORI ' Appropriations h e een ma e ort e improvement of the physical science laboratory and the biological laboratory. The experimental work is put almost entirely into the hands of the students, and is laid out in accordance .with the requirements set torth in the High School Manual of the University of Illinois ' E MUSEUM ' The splendid c specimen pZepared for the,High School by Mr- Thos. Keyworth, is a good nucleus around which to build a museum. This department can be made of great value to the cause of study if pupils, patrons and alumni will aid in gathering material. In consideration of the many favors shown to the High School by Mr. Keyworth, it has been decided to call the museum the Keyworth Museum. v
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