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under direction of Prof. George Beal.
Roughly the plan calls for a central
building about 80 by 100 feet, with
class rooms, offices, and locker rooms,
on the three floors and basement. At
either side of the central part would

be two wings, each 80 by 110 and
each, on its main floor, a gymnasium.
At the second-floor level would be a
balcony on all four sides. In the
basement of one wing would be a
75-foot swimming pool, and in the
| other a bowling alley, archery and
shooting gallery.

A suggested location for the wo-
men’s building is south of the present
gymnasium, near the present wo-
men’s hockey fields. -