The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-09-10
AUSPICIOUS OPENING
OF HARTFORD COLLEGE
Much Enthusiasm At Beginning
OF Its Thirty-Sixth
Year


sixth year of work with splendid
prospects on Monday, September 6.
A large number of patrons, and in
terested friends, the entire Board of
Education and several former pupils
were present. Rev. Creal, pastor of
the Baptist church conducted devo-
tional exercises, after which Mr.. Orr
and Mrs. Creal rendered some enjoy
able musical numbers on the violin
and piano.
Mr.. Henry Carson, of the Board of
Education, expressed his gratifca-
ton at the large number of out-of
town students entering school. the
Boards appreciation of the hearty
support of the county patrons and
their confidence in the ability of the
faculty and their earnestness in the
work and upbuilding of the school.
Col. Barnett stressed the fact that
the members of the Board were be-
hind the teachers in everything, in
sympathy with all their work and in
hearty cooperation with every adj
vancement made.
Prof. Brown, after outlining the
years work, pledged the best efforts
on the part of the faculty and ex-
pressed his strong belief in the COM
ing year being the best in the history
of the school. With the loyal sup
port of the Board, the interest shown
by the patrons and indeed by the
entire town and the earnestness
manifested by the student body, the
prospects are very fiattering. Rev.
Napier, Supt. Shuts, Prof. Leach
and others made short talks to the
students.
Classifcations were completed and
lessons assigned and the regular rou-
tine of work commenced ON Tues
day. A large senior class of twenty
four girls and boys will finish this
year. The enrolment in all the de-
partments was slightly in excess of
$50.
The following out-of-town High
School pupils have matriculated:
Misses Eva Butler, Fordsville; Willie
Lindley, Matanzas; Evelyn Clark,
Maize Clark, Sunnydale; Sallie Cole
man, Paradise; Myra Gray, Logan
| sport; Ruby Dunn, Cromwell; Lula
| Sullenger, Irma Carter, Concord;
Dena Rial, Clarice Ward, Sophia
Ward, Connie Ralph, Nocreek; Amel-
ia Barnett, Rosethlyn Collins, Hart
ford; Gladys Bennett, Geneva Brown,
McHenry; Cuisine Mills, Beda;
Messrs. Leon Bishop, Mack Benton,
Centertown; James Coleman, Para
disc; Ellis Bell, Matanzas; Archie
Brown, Rockport; HALEY Gray Mad
dox, Central City; Charley Ward, No
| creek; Leslie Hagerman, Walker Car
ter, Concord; Gilbert Westerfeld, No
creek; Pearl Sanderfur, Hartford; j..
B. Igleheart, John Riley Hefiin,
Heflin.
Notes.
Mr.. Levi Coleman, of the class of
10, now of Birmingham, Ala, was
present at opening Monday.
Among the out-of-town patrons
present were Mrs. Claude Maddox,
Central City; Messrs. Jesse Byars,
Friedland; Joe Hagermon, James
Carter. Concord; Mrs. Attye Griffin,
Louisville.
A large representation of the class
of 1915 were in attendance.
Mr.. Orr has organized a class in
violin and hopes to arrange for a
school orchestra. The faculty urge
all interested to visit the school often
and see the class room work.
A number of out-of-town pupils
will enter during the next two weeks.
The class in Physics will not begin
their laboratory work until next
week.
Faculty meetings will be held on
Friday of each week.