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 Calumet 45, Tri-X 320 One of only a few classrooms in the Tehuacana School. The frame on the wall appears to be where the chalkboard was while the ground is littered with broken wood, light fixtures, electrical outlets and cleaning supplies. The only student count I can find is a total of seventeen in 1903, but the school is dated 1923, and although small, would definitely accomodate more than seventeen. I can only imagine the intensity of the cliques and the peer pressure on a student body of that size. A little John Hughes microcosm, where every stereotype is identified by literally one kid. Mess with the bull, you get the horns. | |
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Posted by r2blue Archived under: Calumet45, Black and White, Places |
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