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BUgjMyumuiMMiw Our Town The first high school in Kedlandb, the Bellevut- Aiad- . my, opened in 18»6 with a teaching staff of two and a student body of two. Their graduation was the first commencement exercises in the San Bernardino ' al- ley. Redlands became the first city in the state to form a public high school. The .school site turned out to be quite noisy because of trucks coming from Oak Cilen backfiring on Citrus Ave- nue. Also, trucks coming down Highway 99 would fail to make the turn at Reservoir Road and crash into the high school where the Girl ' s Gym stands today. Clock Audito- rium was built in 1928 during the Great Depression. The Girl ' s Gym came about through the efforts of the Public Works Administration, one of President Roosevelt ' s New Deal programs. The RHS library was built in 1949 and Grace Mullen Auditorium in the 1950 ' s. The campus re- fiects the different arhcitectural designs of the 20 s, 40 ' s. and 50 ' s. Once in 1936, the basketball team went on strike until they got showers and lockers near the Girl ' s Gym, where they played their games. The Administration Building is the newest addition to the RHS campus, being built in 1971. Its construction was meant to blend with the mid-fifties construction on cam- pus. Having the oldest high school yearbook in California, some of the best staff, and being represented by the Marching Band in Japan, Terriers have something to be proud of in their unique school. Since the late 180() ' s. Redlands had been a noteworthy community and in 198.5 the tradition continues. The his- toric versus the contemporary, scenic sites and parks, and the air of closeness makes this town unique and special. CM and BJS Tup. Kedlandk Lincoln Shrine. Right. The Redlands Po«l Office
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Students Have Class he Kedlands Way: a unique lifestyle. Where else in California can one have the small town experience along with the so- phistication of big city life? Redlands. a sleepy little town at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains, is more than just a quiet desert community. It is a town that prides itself on historic preser- , beauty, and community support. Redlands ' architecture is one-of-a-kind. Old Victorian mansions and cut-stone curbing can be seen throughout the town. Such his- toric homes as the Mory House and Kimberly Crest delight both visitors and long time residents. Renovators flourish throughout the community repairing the original curbs and refurbishing old buildings. The Historic and Scenic Preservation society captures these traditional fixtures for all time. Amongst the majestic turn of the century homes, new construction abovmds. The most recent project is the addition to Redlands Community Hospital. The Red- lands Federal Savings building is a landmark of the town because of its height and contemporary design. The multitude of clubs and organizations in Redlands satisfy any member of the community. The Family Service of Redlands origi- nated as the A.ssociate Charities in the early 190(Vs. Most people :iate this social service with the annual Can Drive, which helps restock the shelves at Family Service headquarters. Talented graduates permeate the entire community because of the educated backgrounds provided by the University of Redlands. The founders of the University tried to create a miniature New Kngland society, like a Harvard of the West. Free entertainment, provided by the Bowl Music Association, is available to nil. Redlands houses the Lincoln Shrine, the largest collection of Lincoln and Civil War memorabilia outside the state of Illinois, and a magnificent country club, one of the two oldest in California. Our town supports everything from high school musicals to grand Bowl productions, from retirement resorts to the Y-Circus. Red- lands residents care for one another, no mutter how diverse they are in background. Above. North and South campuse.s meet in the early sun breaks the empty stillness Bmong the halls. fall. Left The risinj; OpeninR 9
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