The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
handsome New bu1ting Opened las|
moaday With Interesting Exercises
and Great Rejoicing BY Students
PERMANENT NOBEL STRUCTURE

1t was . proud moment when last
Ns.Aay morning the students of the
Gleswosd high school gathered up
their besAs, said goodbye to the old
building and wended their way to the
magnificent and imposing structure N
South Grand avenue to be known
heassfesth as the Garfield County
HiOh School building. Like the part
ine froa an old friend there were
seos se0rsts a. memory fingered asost
tAs walls and halls Of the old building
in which the young men and women hs1
spsst 20 many happy days in pursuit
Of knowledge. The law of association
y sst easily set aside and 30 it is not
s1sangs that with ssDs there should
- - leess Temporary feeling Of re-
~ and sadnen At the sever
~ - the old ties. And yet it va.
sHtsnporary for upon second Thought
sAey realized that as . high school
bsil1ing the old structure had loag
sisee outlived its usefulness. II hsa
been antiquatcd for many years and
new and commodius building, strictly
modem in all its details has long been
the dream Of the young men and women
Wis rsjsiesd Inst 2fonasy nusHfnH ~
ths realization Of those dreams.
Although the new building is not
yet completed, Contractor Murphy, ty
great effort, placed the auditorium and
several recitation rooms at the disposal
of the high school faculty last Mnoday,
and on the first day of the second
semester, in accordance with previous
promises and plans, the new high school
building was formally opened.
In addition to the high school, Misses
Robbins and Mahoney with their
classes, the seventh and eighth grades,
were present. The parents and citizens
Of Glenwood had been asked to attend
and many Of them were present al
though more could have been accommo-
dated in the big assembly room.
Occupying seats upon. the stage were
Superintendent Underwood, Principal
Allen, County Superintendent Wester-
man, C. c. Parks, resident regent Of
the state university, c. W. Smith. pres
ident, and Ben T. Hadley, member Of
the Garfield County High School board,
and G. E. Hubbard and G. H. Bell,
members of the board of District No.
], and Rev. Edwin johnson.
The following is the program Of tho
exercises:
After vespers, High School Orchestra.
Invocation, :. -. Rev. Edwin johnson.
America, High School
Address,. Superintendent Underwood.
Piano Solo, "The Witches Dance.
-. ....... -. -. Miss Kob
6oldiers' Chorus, .. :. High School
Statement, :. President G. W. Smith
Address, - :. :. 49,. :. :.
:. :. Mrs. Westerman, County Supt.
Address, C. G. Parks, Regent q. of c.
Yells and Songs, :. :. High School
Solo, "semewhere Voice is Call
ing" -. ...... -. Miss Clanton.
CnOfuS, ..nlkh SchOoi
ler. UnAsrwood's Adazss
In his opening address, Mr.. Under
wood stated that there was good res-
son for the apparent haste in getting
into the new building. Not only was
the old one very badly crowded, but
since the beginning of the school term,
all plans had been made with view
to taking up the new course of study
this semester which begsn the eight
eenth Of January, the day the exercises
weef held.
The following are some Of the pria-
: eiPsl thoughts brought out during tbs
esuHss Of Mr.. Underwood's e1a1oss:
TAs important thing il, what ~ ar
~ determined 70 make Of tie beia1ass,
what ssrt Of character building ~ ~