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Vandals Destroy Property At Jr. High -0 . I hßb v"; M'’' V J»j HB JwH I ■ w-£ ■ --■- - - * v■- >w • ,i I I ’^^njf, I i I mlmm ’ Sl A v T*BM~ *- % *■ I JBB|gr | y ■.•’•' "■■ v». ? ' Ss* I , - Vandalism at Houston Junior High School included desecration of the American flag, shown thrown in the ■■■ Mi ■H WtKKKi |i® ~ v - - KBPS SSBS SHI *' . >' 't ■ ■■ ■■ ■”T --■« ' ’ ' * **% * ** '' / Windows were broken all around Houston Junior High School, with the lunch room suffering a large amount of broken glass damage. Many windows were also broken t;'4 ,/ '*s/''??[ fy'Jmk '~i i<7 MMMIIiMIIIOIIWII ilil^tfli^<lltel*^Ji^i«fa>*lW« | i | Ir *1 VfY* In the book storage room 17 gallons of duplicator fluid war# poured over the books, completely ruining floor and smeared with paint from the open jars in the school's art class. Halls and floors of rooms were covered with paint in many colors. / . ;> \ in the gymnasium in recent vandalism before the actual school building was entered. them. Books are soggy, with covers and print smeared. Houston Junior High's science lab was demolished. Every supply cabinet was broken open, with doors warp ed on some so they can not be repaired. Chemicals were -» ; • \ ,.Xi t... .'■ \ • ■* ’•, ■ ■•■ * ■ |>f|6hß BjSfl ■ * ' ' SS I P| I |l| IHHIIEP % nrlI s II ■ Entry to tho book room was apparently made by kicking out the ventilator louvers and crawling through after trying to break the lock. Locks on other doors were ■ ■■ f a'ly IW Mioon •"O w - ■■■lK W . » I • I -' |p| . | p| p| p| 11 jp 1 11 pn p | jpn p| ppp ppp pM AdM to tha paint in thii hall at Houston Junior High School it wall-to-wall chalk, including tho chalk poured together in a corner, and on Tuesday when the vandalism was discovered the fumes of sulfuric acid still burned the eyes of anyone who entered the room. broken, including the counselor's office, where records were removed and scattered on floors. boxes thrown down where they were emptied.