Tracy High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tracy, CA)

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EL PORTAL 7 - ws, if V .162 lf- 41 '. ' ff'if ff f Y xf ,., PRESENTS QQQW r z.. vfyf L 0, ' ' 6 Q il. , L ,' :zu XY 177 ' , s 3 ,X . -I' , . X A -uv. 35 I'he sounds of hammering and san- H j Q - ing. and the noises of great tractors .. -. were heard Over the eampus ol' Traey t -5 ' 'MK fee A hlnion Hligh St-hool this year. Front ' ,V -' , ttese int it-ations one was aware that ii A r it ' so .Eiga there was much buildint-'Z at hand. The 6 1 4 'ARR - yr! tedious labors over blueprints and ron- ' L' IV' tra:-ts were finally showing some profit. 'Q ag X X X ,ff The foundation of the gym had been sq' a, V E laid. as were the foundations of the K new garages and classrooms. Soon the ' '- skeletons of these buildings were seen. , n' ,L and finally the finished bttildings them- ' 5 selves. 1 ROLAND OBERI :ef it E-If 75 . . I FL I E-.1 1 5 1 I A 1 , 'sl-L' , If '.-21,4 592251 'VL '4 - vgfih 4' I-Istapg tv 5 7 --11481 Y 5 1 1 p ,I . .ff X '9 S L' N . I 4 49' . -fe 71,1 3 Q2 .Q X o ifunuu ul Tiiin ARATA -cs' EDWARD LYON These additions were made to at'- eommodate the ever increasing elasses that are entering Traey High. The old loeker rooms have bet-ome erowded. and the gym, built to seat 500, strains at the seams. The new loeker rooms will provide ample spaee for every- one. There are enough showers now, so that students will never again have to wait their turn. The great strueture of the new gym was built to seat 1600 to 2000 people. There will be a dividing vurtain to aero m mo date two mueh needed gym elassrooms during the day. The strong steel beams and the won- derful lighting system is certainly no eomparison for the old gym. Four of the elassrooms that were built will be used to house the English department. These four rooms are iden- tieal. The remaining three classrooms will be a modern and well-equipped Home Economies department. Six new gas stoves and five new eleetrie stoves will be installed in the vooking room. There are enough sinks and working tables to aeeommodate twenty-two girls. In the sewing roont will be many elosets and separate drawers lor eaeh girl. Thirteen mueh lleeded Singer sew- ing marhines have been purehased. A spaeious fitting room with full length mirrors aml a display ease has been eonstrueted eloseby. The interior of all classrooms is light green and the ex- terior is a darker eolor with an ofl' white trim. A new bus garage was built in order that the old building eould be used for shop elassroom expansion. These modern buildings, that were eompleted during the latter part of April, were eonstruvted for the safety and health of the students aeeording to state and lot-al requirements. ELM NE LAWRENCE I t , 4 U 1 l 5 Q sv . 1 Q f, 3 I MA RJORIE DUN TON xx ' J ' J 1 tl. A V I l if , . L l 1 ', E- A lT,1,, . . NN ' Q if I . vt fir l Y ' l l, i E R,.r tt ll Luft. i ' I l il 5 K ,fi 'tc . K 'V lj, 4. L V ' , Y 4,

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