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of grounds, construction and equlpmenh5590.000 type
.ion-re-enforced concrete walls with bock.
_lors~eltcrgren and Wilo~ of Ashland and Porlinnd.
work;
tables,
tames tar elementary sod high school pupil
e dish'iet will be about 18011.
enrollehrent-383. Breakdown o[ the clossoe
aophomore¢r-104; )unlora--02 and senlors-
Offerings to meal the nee
of stutlenis. Courses are
'rne hagdmg is n one-story 'structure with walls at re-enforcers
cmmrele on&brick veneer. The flours throughout with the exceplidn
of the gymnasium are conerele with asphalt rile finish.
The main entrance. to lho building is of modernistic design with
one brick wnll extended info the Im.na,,. b,m...
v~~=u ccuwg ~ re or reax•aon ^nished with
Entrance doors 8nd window _vaxh aro ,.r r.~.~x
C. P American
vs m the Home are caa4 alLLminUm and at'C
eighteen inches high.
The windows lhroughoul most. of the buiiding ore eonekucled
of directional glass. block end oleaPpancls set In steel soak. Wlndpvr
units top. the most part are in eight toot lengths. The directional
glass block gly g, the most rirodern.typa of lghting equaiixing thn
lighling [hrovg~out the room. Na sbodes or other drupes are ncedeA.
Cleaning is greatly slmpli(ied with this IWpe of conslmclion.
The main entrance lobby is finished 'th birch paneling.
Functlanal la nin boa been gluon n guar deal of attention in
the arrangement of thetloor plan of the builtling,
' To the right of the main enrance os you enter is (he suite a(
offices centrally located from all parts of the builtling. Also-nn the
right are grouped the rlassraoms end laboinbtios: the library is
c¢htially lo¢a1¢d In this ece8. ,/6 (acro95 fl'om file a(((ICe a student
activity room is Vrovlded. The ollke practice dassrohm Is near the
pririelPal'~ office.
To the left o[ the entranm are the units Icss likely to use library
facilities, that is, the music room, Ihngymnasium and physical educa-
ion rooms, the caLelerm, and the shops.
Hoth boys and girls rest rooms are finished in Vios file pleasing
in color end providing easy cleaning facilities. Sltovver rooms In tha
boys and girls' physical education tlressirig rooms are finished in
ceramic tile.
Foltling bleecbers have been ordered Lor the 6Y+nnasium. The
potential seating capacity of gomos 3s 2000:
AccousticaL file has been uicd on the ceilings o[ the corridors.
in the offices. in the lahocatnries, the homemaking room and in the
library, mrd mush room. All plaster finish in the library, the music
room, and tNc homemaking room arc reaccousucal plaster. Accousti-
cal file has been used also on ceiling o[ the catetrriu. Tbis room
has been Dlanned for a small auditorium and has a stage .for pltle
theatre Work. Around it will center the work oL the speech and
dramatics depm'Iment.
Tha most modern concept ha!. been followed in the inl¢rior Ae-
corailon of the building. Each room has a different cglor scheme
carefully planned with respect to the loralion o[ the room with
regard U exterior lighting. Pleating passel colors have been used
and-floor file patterns, walls arid woodwork harmonise.
Much attention has been given to detail in planning built-irn in
a0 roams of a laboralarv true. The hamemakme daaartmont I.
water in the aquarium, completr storage space '
A library worWoom is ptnvrdod with sink and all working
facilities needed.
Shelving is adlustabie in all rooms and all deco drawers are
provided with suspension LaMwaro Cupbeard hardware is of she
seUClosing type.
Shops are equipped +cilh pwcr table saws, lathes, g saw,
band saw, jointer. grinder. drill Press, welding equipment ~th arc
and acetylene large, and all nece:.ary hand fools.
BUIlDINO INFORMATION & DESCRIPTION
Conslruelimr started August 2a, 1050. '
Corneralone laid October 1, 1950, by \YOrihy Harvey, Ornnd hioa-
ler o[ the Grand Lodge of Masons of Oregon,
Eonsiructlon substantially completed, September 4, 1951; aixc
o[ building-19,0110 square feet o[ floor spnce~ area of 6reunds~0