Gallatin Theatre - previously the High School
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High School, later, the Theatre
Thanks to Bill Davis for the school picture on the left
In the mid-1930's it was the home of the Gallatin County News.
The 1888 law that authorized raising money for a new school.
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| Building the School Building, c. 1911 |
Gallatin County High School, 1939 |
Gallatin County Schools |
| “Mollie Lewis, a colored girl, from Cincinnati, opened a school about two weeks ago in Warsaw, for the education of colored children. The school is said to be prosperous and well conducted. It has 31 day and 11 night pupils.” Courier-Journal, January 24,1870 |
High School Building, c. 1950's
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| The Female Department | 1867 Academy Description | The Male Department |
| The Warsaw Academy (on Park Avenue) | ||
| The Warsaw Male and Female College's charter from the Kentucky legislature is here. | ||
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| An early Gallatin School picture That's Birdie Brown in the front row, center. |
Warsaw Institute, 1905 More on this image is here. |
There's a new high school coming to Warsaw.
Aerial View of Gallatin County Schools, 1965
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| An early Warsaw Basketball Team Worst. Colorizing. Ever. |
The Gallatin County Wildcats that went to the State Tournament in 1959. Read all about it, here. Who's who in the photo, here. |
1918-1919 Gallatin Girls Basketball Team |
Before they were the Wildcats, evidently they were the Blue Devils.
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| GCHS Class of 1952 |
Christmas, 1977: Jane Morris (3rd), Sara Lamping (1st), Debbie Sloan (1st), Emma Parker (3rd), Doris Ogburn (2nd). front, Ann Young(1st & 2nd) Edith Courtney (2nd). |
1979 Elementary Teachers: Debbie Sloan, Kathy Redden, Jane Morris, Ann Young, Sara Lamping, E. B. Parker, and Nancy Lewis |
Lunchroom Staff, 1970-1971
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| Gallatin County Senior (?) Class of (?) from the left, Eddie Craig, unknown, Roy Anderson, Flora Adkins, and Russell Ashcraft |
Warsaw High School Class, Freshman Class, 1931. Folks partially identified here. |
Class of 1932 |
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| Warsaw School Picture, c. 1930's |
Warsaw School Picture, c. 1920's |
Before there were in-service days, teachers attended institutes. The image below is likely from such an institute. Here's a program from a 1878 Warsaw Institute. |
This one's a puzzler. The photographer was Warsaw's O'Neal's, but
who and where this is . . . beats us. Thoughts?
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