The place is dominated with the aid of single-own family farms ranging in length from eighty to 180 acres.

The balanced, 5-bay building is supported through a raised, concrete foundation and ends in a cross gable roof with projecting eaves and open rafters.

2 internal brick chimneys with straight stacks and corbelled caps punctuate the main roof plane.

The building is exposed to the south and takes up a "T" plan fashioned by a center hall, flanking classrooms and a rear auditorium.

In 1935, the area of the back auditorium was expanded by a 2-bay frame and stucco addition.