Buildings

Here are some before and after pictures of the Health Magnet.

(Ross and Washington building pictures provided by the 1978 yearbook)

(Townview picture provided by DISD web page)

(All other pictures provided by Sandor Hajdar - Thanks Sandor!)

Click on any picture to enlarge.

We don't have a picture of the original Gaston Ave school, so here is what it looked like on July 25, 2001. The empty lot is where the building used to be at. Formerly a Duffy's Furniture Store.	Here is another view of where the original school used to be. This is where we took the basics, such as English and Math. We only used the school for the 1976-1977 school year.
Here's a picture of the Austin campus - also known as the Washington campus, since it faced Washington Ave. This used to be an elementary school. I remember having to bend way down to get a drink from the fountain! You can see Baylor Hospital in the background.	This is how the Austin campus now looks. The building was torn down and turned into a parking lot. You can see the same view of Baylor here.
The Ross campus. This took the place of the Gaston campus. I heard this was formerly a JC Penney warehouse.	Here is the Ross campus now. The old building was torn down, and this was built in its place. It is now the Cesar Chavez Learning Center.
Here's a wider view of Baylor Hospital and its parking lot.	Here is a view of Townview. Several magnets, including Health Professions, are taught here.