' Capital Journal, Salem, Ore,, Thurs., Apr. 21, 1935-(Scc- 2)-7
Inside and Outside Look at Salem's Handsome New Grant Grade School
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Entrance Detail of New, Grant School shows modern trend.
New Grant school, built at a cost of $277,338 to replace an
older structure, displays latest trends in modern schoolhouse
architecture, lhe structure contains 11 classrooms library.
multi-purpose room, kitchen, teacher's and health room. The
structure contains 23,190 square feet of floor apace and fas
designed to accommodate 300 pupils.. Grant now has 210
pupils in attendance. ,
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Grant's Multi-Purpose Room is both dining room and audi
torium. Shown seated for light refreshments in Grant's multi
purpose room are principals of Salem's elementary schooU
gathered for a discussion of school affairs and a Kiwanis pres
entation uf organization efforts to aid under-privileged chil
dren. Tables shown are a type that fold to become a wall panel.
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Ethel Marsh coots for 250 pupils in Grant and Garfield
schools. In Grant school's modern and efficient kitchen thel
Marsh and her assistant prepare lunches for pupils in both
Grant and Garfield schools. Prepared food from Grant school
is transported to Garfield for serving.
Mrs. Zola Schwiesow's Sixth Grade nunils
j Dumber 29. Not all of Mrs. Schwiesow's alert
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lAiu siduc pupus ttie miuwii lit mis piiuiugrupu.
class has beetj studying JpexC?n;ar5
mnwmnmut,,,
as a lesson in geography and the pictures used
to illustrate the lesson remain on the wall
board.
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Al Williams keeps them toasty warm. Two
oil fired, automatic, low pressure steam boilers
heat new Grant school at a co?y temperature
of between 70 and 74 degrees. When operating
at full capacity the twin boilers require 20
gallons of oil an hour. Shown is Al Williams,
building custodian, In the boiler pit.
marked to hide supplies before
their invasion.
Police said they were investigat
ing where the boys had found
their arsenal of guns.
Senior Class Council
Making Future Plans
California Boys Plan to
Set Up Own Government
LOS ANGJ-XF.S (LP) Police ' island was not decided but their
today held lour teen-aed boys lor ! other plans were scrupulously
questioning on their elaborale plans worked out.
to seize the Navy-owned oflshorc! A long, badly spelled constitution
island of San Muuel and "set up Maid out 14 laws, which included: The senior class council at
their own nation " i "There shell isici be no stealing South Salem High discussed three
The youths, missing from their of one's private property. topics al its Tuesday, noon meet-
homes in nearby Venice since, "There shell be no excess killing ! jni!
Tuesdav. were picked up by a po- of animals on this island. I a" class present was the main
lice officer after their car stalled. I "All parties including women . u,?lc ,)jcusc( f-our nf the pos
In the trunk of the car. officers shell carry a gun siblr gifts to the school suggest-
found a small arsenal including "All crimes shell be punished U cd bv ln(. senior cla!, councll ,
io snoiijuns, io im. . .. .. o,. ..... - J resentatives were a guest book, a
'VTie gun. WD SIIIM Ol ujnaniiit, Jul,.
Vnives and bayonets. "There shell be no. argucing on
When police told them the rocky this island at any time. )
Island of San Miguel was used as! "Every person on this island
a Navy target range and asked shell do his or hers share of work,
w hat they would have done if the I Pregnanry Not Tolerated
Navy opened fire on them, one ol I "No pregnancy will fle tolerated
the youths answered, "We'd sliw! on this island, except this rule
kb !mav he broken hv lhe Bnvernor."
,., ,... vvavne Young I The tour youtns planned io sei si-in.r nmuv.
Police identified the would he themselves up as officers of the ; A character day was discussed
nation founders s "governor ", island with oiher inhabitants in a hy the members of the council.
w vn Voune 15 Raymond Clark ' peasant" classification. Besides The majority of the representa
?RoiS Bu f Jirnrny constitution, and by-laws, the tive, decided it would he best
Howard 13 all of Venice ouths had drawn a crude map of not to have a special day set aside
'Their 'method of getting to Uie, Southern California with caves I unless a good idea was suggested.
flag pole for the football field,
choir risers, and a row of trees to
be planted wherever the land
scaping plans permit.
Sybil Campbell, class vice-president,
asked the representatives
tor volunteers to help in plan
ning for the banquet and the
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