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if W V is if fig ' W -4 jpg 545- V, ,ann my .- ' 4 , t WW Q i. HZ. V -v-,. l if A' nr -4 The held of Jporls As part of the never-ending program of building Wyomissing into its present standing of beauty and reputation, tour cement tennis courts, a track, and a field house were erected in 1934. Since this time, these facilities have been in constant use, giv- ing pleasure to our residents and prestige to the community. Besides providing a means for fun and exercise, these courts have resulted in a newly formed high school tennis tearn, which has built up an increasing interest in the game. e ' Track home
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December first, Nineteen hundred thirty nine of an acre. About eighteen miles of electric wiring and three and one-half miles of conduits serve 634 lighting fixtures, 579 switches and plates, twenty-eight clocks, not to mention dozens of other electrical appliances. Over one and a half miles of piping run throughout the school between 174 water fixtures. One of the many admirable qualities of the new Wyomissing High School is its unusual location, for it and its surroundings represent a complete educational and recreational unit. Spread out over an area of nineteen acres rest the new school building, a sizeable field house and picnic pavilion, a one-fifth mile track, a large athletic field, a smaller hockey field, four excellent tennis courts convertible in winter time to an ice skating rink-all in a beautifully landscaped setting. During the week of February 20-25, l940, the building was dedicated. The main exer- cises were held Tuesday, February 20, with Thursday and Saturday nights bringing forth a physical edu- cation demonstration and the annual Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y inter-club dance, respectively. The High School music clubs rendered a joint concert Sun- day afternoon, February 25 to com- plete the dedicatory ceremonies. During this short time it was esti- mated that a total of 8,000 persons F passed through the Showplace, thereby getting a good idea of the last work in educational progress.
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