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	LOVINGTON WILDCATS
	LOVINGTON, NEW MEXICO

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CAMPUS - click here to see Google Earth image of entire campus (before blue turf and new building). Click on building name to see larger image, if available.

Building	Date Completed	Building	Date Completed
High School (1)	1953	Band Hall	1955
Pannell Auditorium (2)	1957	Chorus Bldg	1955
Wildcat Stadium (3)	1954	Cafeteria	1955
Gymnasium	1955	Ag Building	1955
Tennis Courts	1956	Industrial Arts	1955
Old Central (4) Old Central Fire	1919	LJHS Building (5)	1941
Old Stucco School (6)	1910	Media Center	2009
Urlacher Training Facility	200?	Field House	195?

Current building allocation: High School (9-12), Taylor (7-8), Junior High (6), Yarbro (4-5), Jefferson (3), Alexander, formerly Parkview (2nd), Lea (1), Llano (preschool, K).

Notes:

(1) At various times, the high school has housed grades 9-12 and 10-12. Prior to its completion, the high school grades were housed in the buildings on Jefferson Street. When the present high school complex, Buildings A, B and C, were completed, the Jefferson Street Junior High complex became the site of the middle school grades until Taylor MS was built. Google Maps link to LHS

(2) The auditorium was named for H.C. Pannell, superintendent of schools from 1938 to 1965. It seats 1,500.

(3) Home of the Wildcat fooball and track activities since its completion. Now sports blue turf. Thumbnail photo courtesy of Mike Allen.

(4) This structure (a three story brick building) was used for senior high grades continuously from 1919 to 1941. It was demolished after it burned the night of July 22, 1967. It was formerly located between Jefferson Elementary School and the LJHS Building on Jefferson Street.

(5) This building was used for senior high grades continuously from 1941 to 1954. One story brick building located on Jefferson Street.

(6) This building was used for senior high grades continuously from 1910 to 1919. This structure is thought to be the second building used for the high school grades. No photos apparently exist of the former building.