Smyrna times., 1935-11-21
SUPT. SCHANTZ
MAKES REPORT
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sufficient tables and chairs to seat
approximately 700 people. There
is china, glassware, and silverware
to serve approximately 500 persons
at one sitting. There are two
steam counters, cocoa urn, ice
cream cabinets, water coolers, cleo
trio refrigeration, and entire equip
ment of the highest grade alum
inum cooking utensils. A storage
room has been provided for the
storing of supplies. The School
Library is one of the outstanding
units of the plant. 1t covers ap-
proximately 2800 square feet, hav-
ing a southern exposure, and ex-
cellent lighting facilities. 1t is
furnished with venetian blinds
which permits the control of light
and ventilation. 1t is equipped with
forced ventilation and furnished
proximately 100 students. When
not occupied with classroom work
students are required to report to
the Library. The library is under
the charge of Trained Librarian
and is equipped with approximate
ly 250O volumes, covering prac-
tically every educational field. The
Auditorium will seat approximate
ly 700 people. It has all modern
lighting equipment from the point
of view of attractiveness as well as
the furnishing of proper lighting
for various occasions. The foot
lights lend added effect to dramatic
productions. In the front of the
Auditorium is lobby, 10 feet wide
and approximately 100 feet in
length, which is equipped with
over-stuffed furniture The Audi
torium is also equipped with forced
ventilation. The Gymnasium which
forms the stage for the Auditorium
IS SO situated that in the case of a
basketball contest the spectators
are seated in the auditorium and
are prevented from interfering
with the game. The Gym is 80
feet long and so feet wide. The
General Shop is equipped with the
regular type Of shop equipment
sufficient to provide instruction in
the various types of shop activity.
1t is located in a building adjacent
to the main school building. The
Kindergarten has been fully furn-
ished with the necessary Kinder
garten Furniture and equipment
and in addition there is a lavatory
which opens into the room. The
Teachers room is located near the
auditorium where teachers may
prepare their lesson plans and cor
rect papers during their open per-
iods. The Public Office is equip
ped with modern Office furniture
and equipment. There is also a
Superintendent's Private Office, fill
ing room and lavatory, public and
private telephones, and radio COM
rnunication devices. The Nurses
Clinic is equipped with a denta
unit and such other equipment anc
supplies as are necessary to carry
on properly the work Of schoo
nurse. The Store Room is the plact
where all supplies are stored, anC
is under the supervision of stor'
keeper Employees are required Il
call for their supplies once eacl
week, these supplies being furnish
ed after the proper forms are fille'
in and presented. The other mis-
ceIlaneous rooms are the coal Stor
age, boiler room, transformer room
fan and pump room, storage room
eight toilet rooms and five janitors
closets. The building is heated b
two locomotive type steam boiler:
the same being operated by stok
ers. The radiators throughout tn
building are equipped with auto
matte temperature controls. Prat
tically the entire building is equiv
ped with forced ventilation. TIL
whole building is electrically lighf
ed. There is a private telephor
system controlled from the offie
with thirteen wall type telephone
located at various stations through
out the building. A radio con
munication and amplification sy
tenn, will provide means for the r.
ception, distribution, and redistr
button of radio broadcast program
from the Office to the loud speake
throughout the building, monte
device. 1t will provide means f,
playing, distribution, and redistr
button of phonograph records, ar
a means for the use of each roo
speaker with reverse feature fl
classroom monitoring or listenir
in. 1t furnishes complete sour
system of two channels. TT
- sources are radio programs al