Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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n 2o Q'so. And It Came to Pass-J' jvc N the fifth day of the second month in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and three, in the reign of Drybread, surnamed Charles, to whom had been given the 'f5fl3 title of Superintendent,.there was great wailing far and wide over the fair city of Hartford. For alas and alaclc! the High School building had burned in the night. Super- intendent Drybread then did call before him his trusty advisers, Lupton, son of Adelma, and Hindman, husband of Ida. There was much tossing of words, and soon money was appro- priated for the housing of school children. ' Far and wide was there great rejoicing, for had not an architect of the house of Brown been called to plan for a new House of Wisdom? This High School building was to be a wonderful structure, two stories in height foh, marvelous sightij, with eighteen rooms in which the teachers would impart their wondrous wisdom to unworthy students. . In the month of january in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and five, in the reign of Drybread, the students and awe-struck people of the surrounding territory did joy- ously enter the completed Hall of Education. The building was marvelous with steam heat fwonder of wondersij and with teachers fair to look upon and learned in pedo- gogical arts. A For ten long years did our children imbibe the words of wisdom in the High School of Hartford City. Then in the reign of Superintendent Myers, advised by Cox, surnamed Edward, and Fulton, father of George, James and Susanna, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fourteen, did the fathers of our fair city decide to add to our marvelous building. Much rejoicing and happiness was there over this addition, for great was the need thereof. The new building was indeed a wonderful sight, looming to the sky and covering much territory. A gymnasium was there, and a swimming pool! Also were there countless class rooms in which the curious might learn of the wonderful things of the world. And now in the reign of Paul of the house of Kelsay, and Telle, surnamed George, and in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, the Home of Wisdom still does stand in Hartford City, and does still send forth into the world its students, wonderfully educated. GERTRUDE SELLERS. 'sw ii gg , -2,11

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I PCB QSQ MRS. JAMES EMSHWILLER SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Western College, Oxford, Ohio J. WILBUR HALEY HISTORY AND Civics S A. B. Manchester College LELA LE WIS CLERK MARIAN SHORT COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Indiana State Normal K I Gregg School of Chicago -Z5 University of Wisconsin i . DELIGHT McGEATH ENGLISH A. B. Western College I I .p .1 ,,,, ',:' 51' x .1 x' ll-is p 0 'L

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