Farrell High School 

Farrell High School, photographed in 1927

  (Photo from the 1927 Reflector, Farrell High School Yearbook)

Construction began on the high school building in 1907.  Under the direction of Prof. J. M. Hostetter, Superintendent of Schools and Prof. W. E. Shellenberger, Principal of the High School, the Farrell high school students moved into this new building in 1908. 

From the Twentieth Century History of Mercer County, 1909:  On December 18, 1908, was dedicated the handsome South Sharon high school building, which was constructed at a cost of about $100,000. The building, in the colonial style, of buff brick and stone, contains twelve rooms, besides an auditorium and gymnasium. The building was begun in October, 1907.

More views of Farrell High School - 1920s-1930s

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Front 1932

Auditorium 1932

Building Plaque

Entrance 1927

Cafeteria 1927