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Emerald . ERECTED ™ 1912 This building was constructed in 1912 while Rev. Disbro was trustee and J. H. Brackemyre, superintend-ent. It was at this time that the school town of Green-town was discontinued and entire control of all schools inthe township came under the trustee. The building of1912 was in advance of most buildings in Indiana found incities the size of Greentown and even larger. Few towns the size of ours could boast of a gymnasium or well equip-ped vocational departments in 1912. But the efforts of thebuilders of 1912, were in some measure thwarted when aterrible conflagrati
Emerald . ERECTED ™ 1912 This building was constructed in 1912 while Rev. Disbro was trustee and J. H. Brackemyre, superintend-ent. It was at this time that the school town of Green-town was discontinued and entire control of all schools inthe township came under the trustee. The building of1912 was in advance of most buildings in Indiana found incities the size of Greentown and even larger. Few towns the size of ours could boast of a gymnasium or well equip-ped vocational departments in 1912. But the efforts of thebuilders of 1912, were in some measure thwarted when aterrible conflagration leveled this beautiful structure orithe morning of January 20th, 1919. Still the example setmade the task of rebuilding much easier for those in au-thority in 1919. yr,rt,ur\7T rilQSS zuhzsz I H £> t \-ortMnn I Page foi-ty-seven (Q ^rn ^r-rt I d E m^TVk ^^D. c ERECTED IN 1920 On Wednesday, January 22nd, 1919, steps were takento erect another school building. This time it was decidedto build so that the people of Greentown would never againsee their building in ashes. The new building is twenty percent larger than its predecessor, and has utilized some of the educational ideas advanced since 1912. It is no ex-aggeration to say that the people of Liberty Townshipare justly proud of this beautiful structure, and it is likewiseonly human that the Class of 1921 are equally proud to bethe first to carry a sheepskin from its portals. I r: iQF^ n u .^ . H 2 I yorMJind. Tn r t> n n n Page forty-eight Q] E-mt^rrtld M Eim^rvklb [Z3
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