The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-26

the OF erecting f1lgh School DundmS
and Auditorium submitted the voters OF the district
becomes important that all the of the district investigate
the proposition thoroughly before making up their mnaS %
against the proposition 1t developed the discussion OF the
meeting of the Fellowship Club that the pro
ect generally understood IN that many dd not Know
that the building provide much than gymnasium
and auditorium The School Board has had meetings and
has the plans with Architect Young and the result
proposed modern building which will provide on the second
floor auditorium with floor space OF oox9o feet with spa
cou stage The be used gymnasium by the stu
dents other requiring seating
capacity 1900 Ample sarways and exits are provided making
it safe for large crowds of people,
This village district the need OF such room Tor
MANY The graduating exercises costing the district
considerable each for quarters that are
crowds that desire to attend to say nothing OF the
students and faculty put to IN not beng able 10
practice their plays and before he on
The students would get much before the
public this dctrict had place OF its own where at no cost o
rentals meetings could be held - =,
is believed that considerable be obtained by
the from organizations wishing large seating capacity
large floor Our Ghaua1qua OF weh WE are reo al
proud should be overaken by cold bad weather. this room
would afford light well ventilated room that would be avail
able The Fremen would be glad to rent such moor space o
their Annual Ball Other organizations would avail
that is believed that the room would not only
be great convenience to the public but would produce
able toward paying for and maintaining the building
first story however, that affords sufficient reasons
why the proposition should carry.
floor which practically the level with the sidewalk large
assembly public and private office Tor the superintendent
ample coat and five recitation rooms
1t always been of deep to the parents
girl students that the high school pupils had to CHIMP the
several flights of stairs to the present High School rooms
of sickness have been attributed to this cause ana "
congratulated that they have CONSIDERED
this matter and in the building have planned tor High
School without stairs. 80,
The present high school will if the building is
erected be up used for class either tor some
of the lower grades the special classes that require attend
ance only twice week. ~ ,
On the first floor Of the building planned will be the
assembly room where meetings which require smaller seating
CAPACITY than auditorium may be held study roo and
library which would be open the public The building would
be provided with lockers and shower baths tor the boys and
girls 1t also have these baths to the pubic
evenings at nominal tee
MANY have asked will become Of the church, now
occupied by kindergarten and second gades 1t the IN
tenon of the school Board should this building be erected
to sell property and apply building fund mus
the school buildings would all be and could be heat
ed by central heating plant.
The school faculty realize the urgent necessity tor
the new building Those who vitality interested IN the wei
fare the Schools who have investigated the proposon
also something must be done soon The proposition
the OF the district They must
decide question In the meantime is the duty
of every thoroughly investigate the matter and then
on election day able decide it udicious and intelligent
MANY who will read these lines read with much interest
some time ago the Saturday Evening Post entitled
"The Churches Town. The writer Of the article enume
ated many shortcomings which characteristic OF every
small village does require any great stretch OF the
realize that these short comings can easily
he applied Paw Would not the school building IN
eradicate many these shortcomings The
school proposition is a vital one. Think it over
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