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Vw N14 lil, .Sc ll nswnreia Reynolds Huh School wa only a three year school 1n the horse and buggy days, three or somet1mes only 2 teachers were suff1c1ent tolnnxuct the local youth. The enrollment was not very large when S 4 Mumey became the prmclpal o the newly organized high school ln 1888 The present grade school then housed the new school It is st1l1 on duty for the English department hat W1S8 old walls those must bel Not unt1l 1931 d1d Reynolds offer a fourth year many boys and girls f1nished high school in a nelghborlng c1ty, others, no doubt, ended thelr formal schooling The present gymnaslum was the flrst new bulldln to appear on the hlll top That was l93h The Reynolds Sales P3V11l0H was purchased the same year and the ecpanslox proDr.m had oefun Pour years later another bulldln golned the gym and the grade school makln lt a unlt Basketball was the iavored vame 1n the early days of the school, lt was not unt1l several years later 1n 19146 that football was organlzed Slnce the busses ln the early days accommodated only lb passengers, they would be somethlng to talk about now In contrast to the one bus in 19314 we non have slx buses. Because of the rap1dly increaslng enrollment, the available classroom space soon proved nadequate. To ald the congestlon, two annexes vert jolned to th maln bulld ng, addlng f1ve more rooms. The entlre lnterlor of our school has been recently lmproved by extenslve palntln ln various soft shades, nd thc ex study hall has become an attr ctlve and ell-equipped llbrary a place most conductive to study. 5 f i - 5 1 z 4 a ' ! r V I 1 5 , X I .K V f i 1 I i ' 1 ' S1-14 s n ' 1 C o u , . . . , v YF' O 'O . . ,. - 4. O . A -.. . , . I . . . . . . U . . . . .3 o . I . . n Q . w ' v w- r. v 'I ' . L ' ' ' ' U q . . A' . . . H . . 55 0 ' .A . . . ' Q ' e 0 ' . - . 4 4 . . A Q J, J - G - . . . . . . , , ' A . . H . 5 v 0 U 3. TJ ' --
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