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Prin. Brown and Supt. Curtis pose at the front entrance of the new building, as they talk over some of the problems of moving pupils and supplies. Prin. Ward Brown Supt. Glenn Curtis Curtis Resigns as Superintendent The “grand old man” of Hoosier basketball “threw in the towel” this spring after serving for a total of 24 years at Martinsville. Mr. Glenn Curtis came here in 1919 as basketball coach. In 1930 he became principal while still serving as coach. When he left in 1938 to coach college and professional teams, he had a record of three state championships and two ru nners’ up. He returned as superintendent in 1948 and worked successfully for the consolidated school district, which was voted into existence in the spring of 1952. After serving for five years as assistant principal, Mr. Ward Brown completed his first year as principal on the first of April. He suc¬ cessfully moved classes into the new building and reassigned vacated rooms for a new print shop, counseling area and a television room. Miss Mamie Messmer Miss Maxine Cohen Mrs. Louise Williams Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the Principal Clerk in the Supt.’s Office Page Twenty
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Max Shaw, Ass’t Prin., Dean of Boys Indiana, B.S., M.S.; Ohio State, M.A. Helen Davis, Dean of Girls MacMurray, B.S.; U. of Illinois New Board Guides Building Program “Haven’t we a lot to do this year?” might well have been a complaint of five new school board members chosen in a public election last May under the Metropolitan School District law. They rented rooms in the First Christian Church until the Central sixth graders could be moved into the new Junior High. Center- ton hearts were gladdened when the board bought land and drew up plans for a new ele¬ mentary building there. Contracts were let for repair work in the gymnasium dressing rooms and office and for re-wiring in both the high school building and the gymnasium. Some new equipment was purchased for the high school, including a new mimeograph and an air conditioner for the office, a sewing machine for the homemaking department, and a calculator for the business department. Supt. Curtis and school attorney, Charles Foley, meet with the new school board shortly after their election in the May primary. Seated left to right are Dr. Gale Oldham, vice-president; Mr. Foley; Mr. Robert Barnard, treasurer; Mr. Curtis; Mr. Loran St. Clair, president; Mr. Robert Elmore, secretary, and Dr. Leon Gray.
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