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NEW GIRLS' GYM The New Girls' Gym is only one of two gymna- siums used for girls' physical education classes and intramural contests, It is two storied and has ample room for several activities at the same time. High school proms and game parties are frequently held in this building. BOYS' GYM The Boys' Gym forms one corner of the campus quadrangle. In addition to regular classes basketball tournaments are held in this gym. During the fall it serves as the scene of pep rallies and oversized assemblies.
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THE HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE The Home Economics Cottage is a model five- room house with two large laboratories for sewing and cooking classes. Equipped with modern home appliances for instructional purposes, the cottage helps turn out competent future homemakers. The living and dining rooms serve as a place for small receptions. THE LIBRARY The Library, containing some 7000 volumes, is a research center offering a wide selection of books, periodicals, and reference material to students. The Library occupies the west side of the Administration Building and is used for faculty meetings and other teacher groups. THE BAND HALL The Band Hall is located in the center of the campus and is the hub of much activity for members of the band. From early morning hours to late night stu- dents can be found practicing music, planning drills, and just meeting and talking for pleasure.
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THE SCIENCE BUILDING The Science Building forms the south side of the quad- rangle. One of the newer buildings on the campus, it houses all natural science classes in addition to choral music, art, and speech classes. Students will remember the fumes of hydrogen sulfide blending with the strains of Ave Marin as they walk down its halls. MAIN BUILDING FOYER Since 1924 Pasadena High School students have entered this familiar entrance to the Main Building. Bare of any decoration in the early years, succeeding classes and graduates have added the trophy case, the inter- national time clock, and the painting of the eagle on the wall. Soon to be demolished, the Main Building will live in the memories of ex-students as the focal point of the campus.
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