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through fourteen, was 817, or an average of 102 children in each age group or grade. True, some of these may leave the county or drop out of school. However, u this number were cut by one fifth or twenty per cent, the high school would still be overcrowded with a group averaging 80 pupils entering each year for eight ypars to come. ; ! The number of pre-school age children at the time of the census i does not lessen the danger of overcrowding for the following six years. There were then 577 children. ages one to six, or an average of 92.8 in each year, i These figures should not be unexpected. For the upward trend in population in the United States is bound to catch up in this county tn the coming years.
To sum up this information: the high school is overcrowded and inadequate for its present 262 students. There is no indication of a drop in the number of pupils entering high school for the next fourteen years to come. There is every indication the number » so large, that rye feel; a new high school building deserves the serious
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