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_, ~'Ib~DAY - IN ~II~bERN BU[LI~IIV~.
F41tk bha faculty god ; atudehta o7 fourteen or eighteen; at the
greatly ~~yleaeed with the new mod- rear. The present bulldiag had a
ernly equlpged high school bvil~ing, large study hall and Wino cleae rooms
conatruCted th18~ aummeq _ oa the capable of eceammodatigg 360 eta-
achopl grohnda".feping the Pacific ~denta.
highway, high eehool cohvoned. Men- The commercial department con-
dey~mornieg 9aptembefi 18~, egd be- afata of two rooms eeparted by a
~aa-!te year~'~sacuaetgrre with the glasg7saR7tian, ono rooai to be {ta'ed
' ettfollment brsaking' all raeorda The for typing, the other for bookkeeping
varioue'claeaea q~tlekly nettled down and shorthand. The typing room has
to routine work'w@h little confusien, a maximum capacity of EO and the
ae Eha feoulty at a~meeNng sataraay bookkeeping of 30. Two rooms, one
of a school term. '
Tho enrollment now reaches 98
studevta of whlch.63 ere girls. With
the enrollment of es, the Freshman
class Ja the lergeat incom[ng class
in four yesre.~ Twenty-three le the
mark reached by the Senlora, who
tvilF have the dlatinctlon of being the
fret etndenta to be graduated from
the new high school. Jftuated in
the old h(gh school building, now en-
tirely devoted to the - grammar
schools, the Central Point grade
schools opened Monday with the a4
tendence of 210 pupils.
The old high school students, used
to the crowded attandmce end
cramped quartnra in the ofdhigh
school building, were almost over-
building, its Conveniences and the
arrengementa for methodical order-
ltneas throughout the entire interior.
Meford~high school a)nd. the Cen-
tre! Point h[gh school buildings are
the only two school buildings in the
skate adequately equipped with fire
apparahta, according to State Fire
Wsrden, who was here onan inepee-
tion tour. Sloven inch fire bells
placed on each Y1oor with. exit lights
in the halls erid aasertibly rooms are
Included among the equipment
' The building, o[~ r¢infarced con-
crete with u atueco extbrior, finish-
. ed with Medusa white, hoe n front
of 148 feet with provisions £or
future class rooms to the number
C.P. American' cntr-dt rr"-uaer.Ta-xzws-
one;for lectors work, conetitutea the
actenee department. The domestic
science department, eonalsting of a
Cooking laboratory, andsewing and
art rooms, is completely forninh¢d
with three sewing machines, 12 elec•
[tic hot pletea and electric range,
in addition to the necessary cooking
utensils. Provie(one have also been
made far clesaea in English,~lang-
uages and mathematics. A teachers'
rent room, superintendent's office
and library on the first floor etc all
carefully arranged which produce
an -eftiCent adminietratioa~ of the
schools. ~ "
The study hall and assembly room,
with a seating capacity of $00 Asa
in connection vrikh it a stage which
will bo used to give class plays and
Cork bulletin boerdd are p78eed
in each room and in the halls tnr
special notices. A unique lighting
system has peen worked out altow--
ing each portion of n room to be
lighted separately or to be all
lighted. The building is wired for
the bell system with program clock,
and sit signals can be controlled
from the superintendents office-
Diaplacing the old fashioned school
bell and keeping in yv{th the other
modern appliances, a horn at fhe
rest end front of [he building now-
calls the students to their studies.
The Master Key ayalem hr,<- been
employed in the building enabling
one key to unlock all the dusts in
the stractvre and tndiridual keys to
antoek bnly one ~ m., kmther)
feature of the etrh~ta}rs 4 the wide
corridors, sod the new modern
1-oclesta -- --
The building la located rw thnt'a,
central hearing plant between the
new building and the present school
bouts. will care for the heativg of
both.
_$aperintendent H. P- Jewett end
the school board, era 1o be congrat-
Mated for their work in gettlag thbt
ttne-hWMtng for-our sotimtunity.
Oi Course the -oulalde surround-
Inga, with their Reaped np dirt sad
Inck o[ greas, are oo{ inviting avd
witl not be bntil the ikwns ere ]evel-
thin ia'dono-it can 4hea ba said Chet
the new Gentrat Paint high school
is an all around sightly one et com-
fort, convenience apd beauty, of
which the entire community is
proud.
George' 6ferch ban been named se
janitor of th8 xhoola He has se
his asaistante Harold Sead and Izon
$of[man, high school etudenis.
Thar` sum of 838,668.02 hen been
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Inelud¢a general construction, bean ~ 1
ing and plumbing, elecric wiring,lovt
architects fees, tnepector blackboards cot
lighting [ixirmxs, and wiring far the ed
electric clock system. Con[racte to- am
[sling $98,434.30 awarded fm the
nskrvction include the general con- Of'.
struction contfget held by R. I. wa
ford. The heating and plumbing I he
contract uas awarded to Keyser and tra
Schm idle o[ Roseburg. and the else- I rid
tric wiring contract was lac to [he!der
Peoples Electric Store at-- Medford. ant
fed as long ea (wasible up to 9
months of age; next see to it [hat
the child has an abundance of sun-
shine not in the house but out of
doors with very little clothing- A
good <oat of tan during the second
half year of fife is a splendid thing.
A {eo, oC course, the child should be
properly fed after-weaning, in order
to insure the come<t food element
and a full supply of ritaminea-
-The lest of [he~sumrder roe nd-up
dinica for children beginning school
this fall was held in Medford in the
First Rnptist Chur<h lash Friday.
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