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December 10, 2005 by louissa

ever wonder what our church building was like when it really was a school? here’s a few photos i found online — they’re quite fun!

they used the stage just like we do.

they used the front entrance — something we don’t do.

they played basketball, baseball, football (see the second photo on page), and of course, you can’t have the sports without the cheerleaders.

iris porteous taught in our building.

just a fun shot with the building. and another one.

madrid really was lovely. see this and this.

or maybe you’re not as fascinated by thing’s like this and find it all a bore. sorry.


9 Comments »

  1. Colin says:

    thanks louissa for the great pictures. very fun!

  2. -Nathan says:

    Thats really sweet, I wonder if we could find old photos of the old Hartman school (Word and Worship) ?

    fun idea.

    n

  3. camilla says:

    i love that kind of stuff!
    i think that it is fascinating: )
    i would like to look up more then what we did look at with mom.

  4. jamie says:

    super cool…ya know

  5. bubsie says:

    wow! i love old pictures. very cool

  6. Becca says:

    Hey did you like the movie!!!!??

  7. leslie says:

    i just wanted to say hi because i didn’t even say anything to you this morning; i would have come to the thing at your sister’s house but i had to go home….which is okay(since i’m not really a part of the lifegroup)….mostly i just wanted to see the house, which i haven’t seen yet, and you, whom i haven’t seen in – i don’t even know how long. but i guess i’ll see you like next sunday…we’re just such a social crowd. ;) anyways…..yeah, i’ll talk to you later.

  8. Jon Nordberg says:

    I used to perform with the Canton concert band at the Madrid school, before it became CFC….drums

  9. Jill says:

    I attended the Madrid school in 3rd and 4th grade… I remember climbing a rope to the ceiling in the gym/sanctuary, marching around the halls in a ballerina outfit for Halloween, and learning NY geography and how to read the number 45,670,891,103,445 in the classrooms. Life is strange.

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