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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK 99 111. Building should be sufficient distance from much traveled highways. A problem for this generation to consider seriously when speed and recklessness is a combination fatal to many of our school children. IV. Location of plant should approximate geographical Centre of Town This seems important where a single highschool is to care for our needs for many years to come. Out of fairness to all high school children, wherever located in the town, the central high school should be not only easily accessible, but equidistant from all parts of the town.. D. Recommendations After studying several parcels of land, the Committee unanimously agreed that a portion of the property of William E. Mulliken, which lies adjacent to the town park land and in- cludes a right of way through to Waltham Street, as shown on map, best stood the rigid tests of iteral "0", and offers the fol- lowing vote: "That this Committee recommends to the town Plot B, and adjoining parcel of land, known as the John E. Mulliken property, as shown on a plan of the Mulliken estate, so caned, as a site for a future school building and that the town take the same by eminent domain." Respectfully submitted, Committee on Increased High School Accommodations JAMES START SMI2Ir, Chairman EARL S.ARCIIITtALD Roy A. FERGUSON MRS. ARTHUR B. FIELD FREDERIC L. FISCHER RUDOLPTT OFROERER RANDALL B. HoUGT!TON MRS. WILLIAM Cr. I'o'rrs R LUTHER R. PUTNEY MRS. FLEW HER 1,r. TAFT HARVEY 1". WINLOCK Shaded Portion Adjoining Town Lands, Represents Proposed Site.