Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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PROPERTY OF THE Rock Island C0u ty Uuinoisx .. 1 iika . 7,4-. 'Q . .... M... ...., . . , ,,.. . . .......... .e,..-..M, 21? ...,..,..., ,. ,..,.. 1 .,,,.,...v. - ..,,, M--- ',:4 -mul' law -l t 9 m st The Gymnasium Ilere is shown a View of the gymnasium, one uf the features of our new home. in which are held all home games ol' the basket ball team, as well as calisthenic work, indoor track, captain ball and the like. Above is the running lTIlCliiZ5 .laps tu the mile-banked scientifically at the corners and covered with a soft cork carpet faced with felt. Un either side are shower baths and dressing rooms. These are amply lighted by Skylights, and facilities for both boys and girls are provided. ,-Xt the far corners of the room are the instruct- ors' otiices. In one corner, a spiral staircase leads np to the auditorium, pro- viding' an easy means of cmmnimnnieation between the two. Along the sides of the room are located collapsible bleachers. which will scat about 250. These can be easily cleared away when more tloor space is wanted. ' 1 0 I vt

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PROPERTY OF THE K Rook Island County Ullinomi Historical Society P ..A, ,aa ..o...,.. ,L ...f.,,,,.: ...., ylll lf1L...,,,.-,e,, .,.. ..gfL are ..,, ,,.... - ...... ee,g..m,, I T E l o 1 9 e ll Qi X-fQf .i , 7,4 Y, ini 'i ffy A , Y I The Auditorium llere is shown our auditorium as seen from the center of the stage. Three lmnclred can be seated in the balcony and seven hundred below. This easily llCCUlllll'IULlHtC'S our present enrollment of 708 students. who meet ill the audi- torium each morning and afternoon for roll call. lt is 21 feature of our school life that is appreciated after our experience for so many years in the old building with its t-en roll call rooms. This auditorium is splendidly lighted by overhead light through tinted glass and by light from the courts on 'either side. lt is also used by the public for lectures and other large gatherings. 9

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' 1-zo. eq V - A H.-J., ,g ,...,,, W f--- s Q I U F M3 3 X 3 ME viii' ,, W, W ..,, ., M V El EV 9 1 tt e WI .tu :., ,f ,,,...,,,,,.,:.M,,,-,-n. ,....,. W ...., , ,,... 1.--,,., ..,..,.. :Tin A N' K Q V..T..,. n,......,.. ,, ........ ,... - .. ..,..,.., ,,,, ..,, . , ., Wmwuummn ' -Ce 5 PROPERTY OF THE Rock Island County tlllimilsl Histariqal iiSvvivfy 1 in ett , The Study Hall This is the lower of the two study rooms seating 180 czieh, and looking out over the Mississippi river. They are used solely for study purposes, the younger students using the one on the first Hoof and the older students the one on the second floor. 'llhey will serve this purpose for an enrollment of 1,000 students, since on an averalge not more than one-third of the students are in need of study rooms during' any given period. XYall expanse in these rooms, as well as throughout the entire building, will afford ample room for gifts from future classes. 11