It is modern in every way, with the latest and best lighting, sewerage, and seating equipment known to school authorities, even to panic hardware on all exits. This building is used for high school classes and auditorium. A separate rock building, the remodeled lower story of the former Maddux home, provides class- rooms for the primary and elementary grades. Like the brick building, it has its own rest rooms and sanitary drinking fountains. Two good basket ball courts are provided outside, with ample room left for baseball and for less strenuous games.
Sidewalks lead to the streets.
Large oak and pecan trees make the grounds attractive, but shrubbery should be planted next to the buildings. At the time of its accredation it was named George Washington Carver School. L. R. Edmerson, an A. B. graduate of Samuel Huston College, Austin, Texas, is principal and teacher of Spanish and science. Dorothy B. Wilson has an A. B. degree from Samuel Huston College and is doing graduate work at Prairie View University, Prairie View, Texas. She teaches the seventh and eighth grades and all physical education classes.