Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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THE ' , 1 F - ' ROPERTE EM? 1 Klllmoi 1 P Islimd iS0ciGfYt r 1 A t R0Gk if , ical -1 We a . i l, ,fx 7 , f p W' ,..... -JJT '11, ' H 'H' ' fr- RQ ,, 3111 ll L ll tw K- ,,,.,,.,.M?,..,, .,.. ,,.,... rx Ylrn xg . ,..,.., ,.,.. ,.., ,, .,,, The Corridors lfirst lltttil- g11rri1l411'. l111,1ki11g tmvzircl XX'cst c11t1'z111cc past tllc Matin c11t1'z111cc slwwn at the right. ,Xt thc left just lit-ytmcl thc limit of the picture are thc cntranct' cltmrs ttf tllc Zllldlltllilllll. Class gifts of casts :mel reliefs l'l'tll'l1 the Ulml lmilcling will prttlmalmly lic plztcecl here during' tllc Slll'lllllCl'. ilillk' vicw was taken wliilc thc builcling, tlwuglm uccttpiccl, was still in :ui uttlinisliccl condi- tiwn, :ls slwwn by the ztlmscucc uf light tlumcs fflllll tlic ceiling. The steel. csmcrctc zmtl brick :Allow thc tliurottglily ll1'C1J1'tbl1l. cl1z11'z1ctcr ul tlw CtJllSl1'l1C' tiun tlitwuttglmttt thc bttilclixlg. 5111110 facts l'CQ:2ll'Clllltj tl1c lmuiltling as El wlmle may lie ttf interest l1c1'c. 'l'l1c ltllill cost, inclttcling cqttipnlcnt, was S250,000. 'l'l1c crmstrttctitm pcriml cxtcmlt-tl fmiu Uctwlmcr, 1915, lu Fcbrttznry, IQIS. 'l'l1c lvuiltling will easily zlcculllllmtlzttc 1,10o. 12

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PROPERTY OF TH - Rock Islanid'iGQ?ffnfy,..lUhn0m ,XX Q, , HiSt0TiCll'l Sbczetyufxl. if Afff ,i,. N EM ' 4M:g.. . ..,,. L, 'Eli' -2 ,,., ,.1i.:'.,:i1 '--,f T ..,. - :....,., '.V. mlsl l i. AWT, ..A. , A ja L1-,i,...4-H+,--J 'ffm' - -Q . . , 'M Maur.. ,f,.,,.m,..v , it -,f:fL-X ' --'- is ,V y .L mL1, 5 L ,.hL ,.m. 3 -f 2-at ,. .- . .:.f'Q,,-mwegfgf wg -ft '- - i ' 5 The Stage The Stage fills the South end of the auditorium. and with its depth of 23 feet and its complete equipment of eurtains, tlies, borders, footlights, ete., gives the hest of facilities for presenting' plays and theatrieals. 'llhis year'S Senior Play was held in this room as well as the junior lllaylets. lt is intended to have the IQIS commencement here. In the rear is a door large enough so that scenery can be carried through it. This will prove of especial value when any outside entertainment comes here, as the Hpropertiesi' can he so easily installed on the stage. Large dressing' rooms, located conven- iently on either side of the stage, are a feature found in few buildings of this character. ' 13