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CONGRATULATIONS LISBON
on the new School Building
USE
~EI{~ MO~YN'~ ~ON, IO~VA, HAIV1~EY~-Rg~ORD A~ THE LISBON HERALD
I I I II II II I lit
D-X Motor Fuel 760 Motor Oil
Diamond Kerosene
MID-CONTINENT BULK STATION
JOHN L. PETFA ON, Manager
Phone 123 Lisbon, Iowa
[
Lisbon
High School ]----=--:==:--- .................. = ........ -- .....
Alumni Association I ENGLISH CLASS ROOM
OfficerS[,resident, EssieFOr-----'Mae1939"40Thompson---; i ; ......
Hill. t
Vice president, Stuart Franks,
Permanent secretary, Margaret
Bieger Capper.
Treasurer, Eleanor Van Fosscn.
The presence of honeybees has
ben shown to increase the yield of
Hubam seed 3 bushels and biennial
sweet clover 5 bushels an acre
Deserve Good Hardware
Your school building has been furnished
with Corbin locks and Stanley butts supplied
by
206-208 First St. S. E.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Your reward for choosing your hardware
like an expert will be paid in complete and
lasting satisfaction.
In our showroom many beautiful designs
are on display. Whatever you are remodel-
ing or building don't miss seeing them.
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS
INTERIOR DEOORATERS
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Oils and Glass
1329 Second Street S.E. Telephone 2-8447
fled and more easily corrected. ~VE&~r ROO~
The walls of the gymnasium are The west room, 20 feet by 30
of Waylite blocks made by the Ce-feet, is the kitchen and has a unit
dar Rapids Block Co., which were of cupboard and drawer space the
selected because of their appear-length of the south wall with a
anee and acoustic qualities. The built-in sink in the center of the
glass in the large steel sash wasworking surface A Westinghouse
furnished and installed by M. Cach electric stove and General Electric
Glass Co., of Cedar Rapids. Brou-refrigerator comprise the equip-
lik Bros., of Cedar Rapids finished merit on the east wall A Moore's
the gym floor and did all of the
painting and decorating of the
building. The large ceiling was
lathed and plastered by Paul Ham-
el of Cedar Rapids•
BOARD ROOM AND OFF'ICE
The .board room and superin-
tendent's office, directly over the
gym lobby, have a block floor and
all windows have venetian blinds.
The board room at the north is
19 feet by 10 feet and will serve
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
as a meeting place for the school
board, as well as housing supplies
and text books not in use.
The Superintendent's office, cen-
trally located is 14 feet by 10 feet
and contains chair and desk, up-
right files, pigeonhole files, and the
sound system equipment.
The outer office to the south is
Photo By Jaynes Photo Service 12 by 10 feet and will serve as a
Over the stage, at the east end of the south-east earner in the new waiting room and also house some
addition, is the E]~'lish class x~)om which ~411 furnish much needed supplies.
clax, st~om for IAsbon Hig'h School students. GY3INASIILM LOBBY
Amon~g the equipment furnished for the new addition by the Triple doors to the east admit
Mctropolitau Supply Comlmuy of C~lar R~pids are the tablet arm chairs one to the lobby. A small ticket
SIIo~VII In tile picture, office is located at the north end
while double doors at north and
Tile slate black board was installed by J. T. Ure of Cedar Rapids. south ends give admittance to the
.................. gym floor proper. The ceiling is
~-I-0 *-o-~4-~4-~e-*-o-~-o.~-~4.o.~ ~-I *-e-~a-~a-o~a-~.~.t.,.~ covered with sound-proofing ma-
terial.
RAMP ENTRANCE TO AG SHOP The floor of the entrance lo'bby
• is terrazzo which was laid by
-: J.T. Ure of Cedar Rapids who is
well known for this sort of work.
A large rubber mat, which fits in-
to a shallow depression in the floor,
is known as an entrance landing.
This was also installed by J. T. Ure.
"~Veil-McLain Sameo radiators in-
stalled by l)ahn & McCall furnishes
1
I
Photo By Jaynes Photo Service
Sho~ at the end of this picture is the ramp on which tractors
can be brought into the :tgricultnre shop to be worked on. Beyoml tile
ramp can be seen tile Jol~t Pfautz residence, west of the school build-
ing. Along the north side of the room, the right hand side of the
picture, are the b~llches ill the ~op. The shop includes a large area
for agriculture wor,k.
1939-40 WAPSIE 8
Conference Basketball Schedule
(Lisbon Games on top line under each date)
Friday, Nov. 17
McVille at Lisbon
Clarence at Lowden
Olin at Wheatland
Tuesday, Nov. 21
Clarence at Olin
Friday, Nov. 24
Lisbon at Clarence
Lowden at Olin
Stanwood at McVille
Wheatland at Bennett
Tuesday, Nov. 28
Olin at Lisbon
Lowden at Bennett
McVille at Clarence
"Whcatland at Stanwood
Tuesday, ]bee. 5
Bennett at Ligbon
Stanwood at Olin
~'heatland at Lowden
Friday, Dec. 8
Lisbon at Wheatland
Clarence at Stanwood
Lowden at McVille
Tuesday, Dec. 12
Bennett at Olin
Friday, l)ec. 15
Stanwood at IAsbon
Clarence at Bennett
Tuesday, Dee. 19
Olin at MeVille
Stanwood at Lowden
Thursday, Dee. 21
Mt. Vernon at Lisbon*
Lowden at Wheatland
MeVille at Stanwood
Friday, Jan. 5
Lowden at Lisbon
Bennett at McVille
Olin at Stanwood
Wheatland at Clarence
Tuesday, Jan. 9
Lisbon at Olin
Friday, Jan. 12
Lisbon at Stanwood
Bennett at Lowden
Olin at Clarence
Wheatland at McVille
Tuesday, Jan. 16
Lowden at Stanwood
Friday, Jan. 19
Lisbon at McVille
Bennett at Wheatland
Stanwood at Clarence
Friday, Jan. 26
Lisbon at Mt. Vernon*
February 1, 2 and 3
Linn Co. Girls at Lisbon
F~bruary 9
Bennett at Clarence
MeVille at Lowden
Stanwood at Wheatland
Linn Co. Boys at Springville
February 16
Girls' Sectional
February 23
Lowden at Clarence
Games marked * are non-conference games.
SCHULTZ INSTALLS
VENTILATION
Invisihle in the walls and
floors of the Lisbon new school
building are many feet of sheet
metal ducts which heat and
ventilate the building. All of
these duets were manufactured
and installed hy the A, J. Sehultz
and Son firm of warm air heating,
ventilating and general sheet metal
contractors of Cedar Rapids.
Because of these ducts, which
were carefully and accurately in-
stalled by Schultz workmen, and!
the Trane unit heaters installed by
Dahn & McCall, the building will!
be adequately heated.
The Schultz firm did all of the
inside and outside sheet metal
work on Merncr ttall, men's dor-
mitory which was erected on the
Cornell campus in 1936, and on
Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts erect-
ed in 1937.
This sun]mer the Schultz firm
has done the ventilating work on
the Currier Hall addition at the
University of Iowa, the air condi-
tioning work on the Elks Club at
Iowa City, and the ventilating work
on the new Highway Commission
building in Cedar Rapids.
At present they arc working on
an elementary grade school build-
ing at Waterloo.
RECENT JOBS
Other recent large jobs are:
High School at Iowa City.
High School at Mason City-.
New School Building at Fair-
field.
Municipal :Building at Gutten-
berg.
Court House at Independence.
Other large ventilating and air
the heat for the entrance.
BOYS' AND GLttLS' LOCKER
AND SHO%VFIt ROOMS
The boys' and girls' locker and
shower rooms are located under
the stage at the south. The boys'
to the west is 26 by 22 feet
and contains both closed and bas-
ket lockers, and keyless locks, as
does the girls' room.
I The girls' room, 27 by 18 feet,
has individual shower and dressing
t compartments. Hot water is sup-
~plied to the showers and all other
i Parts of the building by a 420-
I, gallon insulated tank located in the
] boiler room.
The slmwer heads in both boys'
and girls' showers and all plumb-
ing fixtures in the locker and
shower rooms, are Kohler prod-
ucts purchased by Dahn & McCall
of Lisbon thru the Chandler com-
pany in Cedar Rapids.
Trane unit heaters, with a vari-
able speed control, will keep the
dressing rooms comfortable in the
coldest of weather.
i I,'AI~M SHOP
The farm shop, located on the
lower floor to the northwest, is 38
by 30 feet amply lighted by two
large windows, 310 square feet of
surface area, same as the home
economics rooms. A ram.p and
ten-foot door to the west will af-
ford entrance of farm machinery.
A chimney for a forge is located
in the northwest corner.
Due to the fact that the W. P.-A.
are expected to remove the ground
from the enclosure just south of
the farm shop through a door along
the south wall in the near future,
the farm shop equipment has not
been fully installed and will not
be moved from the old industrial
arts room until the excavating has
been completed.
HellE ECONO311CS ROOMS
The home economics department
has two rooms on the north side
of the building under the bleacher
elevations. The combined area of
the rooms is 30 feet by 37 feet,
and each room has a large window,
10 feet by 15 feet, on the north
side. The windows are each cur-
tained by four mesh panels with
a valance trimmed with red ball
fringe. The floors in both rooms
are finished with alternate black
and red squares of inlaid linoleum
with a two and one-half foot black
border.
EAST ROO.M~
The east room, 17 feet by 30 feet,
is to be the living room and will
be used for sewing, reading, and
the serving of dinners. There are
three tables, six feet by three feet,
with birch tops and pressed steel
standards in tubular design with
tubular legs, and 16 chairs with
birch backs and steel center stand-
ard with four steel legs. A similar
table, five feet by two and one-
half feet, is bY the window and
holds a reading lamp and the lat-
est issues of the six magazines to
which the department su:bscrlbes.
conditioning and cooling systems An attractive 'birch bookcase on
have been installed in this part of the east wall contains the home
the state in recent years by this economics books. A screen con-
Thursday, Aag.a~t i~, ~e$
finish on the gymnaSium, flo~r
mlo It is a duram~
known as Ju • ~ and the
as well as non-skid finish,
rett as a picture.
floor is as p Y . ,~^ npJ~t"
Broulik Brothers has ~"~-c~ on
ratingcentre
ing and deco .... and
I Merner Hall at Mount vern~: oak
the beauty of the finish on ~[" is
e commOnS roOm
paneling in th ~ visit"
recalled by anyone who ,'~
Chesterfield gas stove and a sink ed this room. -.,q~
with a drainboard are on the west Recent large jobs bY aBllr°d;r-
side of the room. Brothers include Greene 2ca~PUS,
Four work tables placed back to mitory on the Coe Co:leg Building
back and end to end form a work- and the New .~tumctv
ing surface, ten feet ,by four feet at Monticello.
in the center of the room, and two[ ~--------------"-'_.,f,
sets of two work tables placed 'back } ][T|T]~| A~ cllDl)/ll ll
to back are under the window on IMII~I/-L3 3U/I
the north wall. There are two "'~ ..... ...
kitchen stools at each one of the q ISlt' II t DI II A[
eight work tables. The teacher's |I~[4 r~l[[~i][|][~'~l]k]lJ
desk is placed on the west side of 1[ lllllal lll~l~ ,"--
the room. . , ~, e which ia-~a
Heat and ventilation for the :::s b:lllldd;ohrard:a;_Ine::d t;:
Home Economics rooms is provid- cl
ed by Trane unit heaters installed window trim hardwary -°-" ~e cabine
,is
cabinet hardware for t-
by Dahn & McCall of Lisbon. The in the Home EconomiCS and I~°el
heaters, located near the ceiling, of the
are directly connected with an air mestic Science ro°mS~^n School
~tlonto the Li~u~
shaft reaching to within a few add'' . ~^n ,bY the
inches of the floor. The powerful Building were furmS~';~in csdar
Kubms Hardware stor
fan in the heater sucks the cool builder'S hard"
air from the floor, passes it over Rapids who have a ....carrying
the steam radiator in the heater, waremdepartmentlete stock ofbeSmv~hardware" ,.
and out into the room, warmed, a co p ~-~ bY Fran~
The speed of the heaters is con- The store was founa~o~nt own"
trolled by variable speed controlKubias father of the pre~ nd haS
bias in 1879 a or
mounted on the wall near each er, Fred Ku. , .... , ather
heater, been operated by citify- f
son since that time. ~epart"
uilder s hardware ~ ~-
The b ' ~er the s
BROULIK BROS. ment °f the st°re ts uI~u ^mPl°yee'
pervision of a full time ~'"
Mr. L. F. Ford. . - ~obS fo~
DID THE PAINTING Recent large buildtn[f~r~ishe"
which the hardware W~re C0ra"
by the Kubias Hard~;e C011e.geo
----- pany include the new ~ar gaP~-°
~d=cn dormitory, the neW CeTew 'build:
Police Station, and the. offices 0~
m to house the district "*
• g . ,_ ,a~r Co~~
the Iowa State 1-hgn~-
sion in Cedar RapidS.
ed in 1913, this firm is made up ~to provide
of William Broullk and Louis keeping "f b~o one of th~
Broulik whose work is well known The
in Cedar Rapids. honey for family fo°a'_=~,~raetlCe~
One of the features of their oldest types of husbandry ~
work on the Lisbon building is the by man.
New
We are increasing our stock of chrYs"
ler--Plymouth repair parts and MasseY"
Harris farm implement parts, also other
popular car parts are kept in stock.
We have increased our help in the shop
so prompt service by trained mechanics
is yours for the asking.
All this added service for our cust0¢"
ers benefit without extra charge.
Chrysler and plymouth
Sales and Service
Massey-Harris Farm Equipment
,o Io
Phone 71 Lisbon
and invite you to inspect it next
firm. Among those in 1937 were: nects these two units to form a
Cedar Rapids Gas Company, air reading center in the northeast
conditioning, corner of the room.
Penick and Ford office building, A continuous unit of drawers
air conditioning, and cupboards on the south wall
University Theatre, University of and a steel file for bulletins corn-
Iowa City, air conditioning, prise the storage space. There are
Capitol Theatre, Davenport, air four Singer sewing machines on
conditioning, the west wall, and these are oppo-
Varsity Theatre, Iowa City, air site the dumb waiter which is
conditioning, used to take food to the gymnasium
19-'~6 JOBS when large groups are served.
During 1936 threc large jobs
were completed by the Sehultz firm
as follows:
State Theatre in Cedar Rapids.
Strand Theatre in Waterloo, air
conditioning.
Cecil Theatre, in ,Mason City, air
conditioned.
In 1936 the Inter-Ocean Rein-
surance Company office building
in Cedar Rapids was air condition-
ed.
DESCRIPTION OF
NEW BUILDING
(Continued from Page 1)
high, motor driven and instantly
reversible. The instrument will be
paid for by high school athletic
fund money.
GII'~P OF CLASS OF 1939
A Vocograph Sound System, gift
of the Class of 1939, will be in-
stalled. It will consist of a 20-
watt amplifier, two twelve-inch
speakers, microphone on stand,
electric turntable for playing rec-
ords and connection for radio.
This sound system, besides being
a source of pleasure, will be a
and at Bight Friee
When you want the best in Fresh Meats
Visit Our Shop
Phone 212
Lisbon'
Installed by
•
Warm Air Heating, Ventilating
and General Sheet Metal Contractors
II00 Third Street S.E. Phone 2.5355
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
strong help in speech correction
as speech defects are ampli-
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work,