This sketch was used in the 1956 Chochin as the inside front, left and right  covers. We've added the blue and red dots, which are 20 pixels apart, to aid in locating certain landmarks. Kathy Bergt's (1958) name is inscribed to ensure that no one commits a felonious disappearance act with her precious Chochin. [Factual data, below,  provided by Florence Bergt.]

Old Auditorium (also old gymnasium), later changed to class rooms (kindergarten, music room, art room, typing room, Student Activities Center, or TAC SHACK, as we called it. (Teen Age Center).

One of the 3 buildings in the lower right (a double building and 2 rectangle buildings) housed the Kindergarten. There also used to be a quonset hut which housed the first TAC Shack.

The long green rows among the bushes to the right of the playing field were the concrete seats on the hill above the field. It was covered with a veranda of wisteria.

Some of these buildings housed different grades in different years. For instance, in our first year there, 4th grade, we were in the main building. But the next year we were in the new elementary school building. After the new grade school (lower left of picture) was built, the junior high moved to the main building and it may have been used for administration offices.