Darlington School Song - Montgomery InGenWeb Project

School song—Hail. Hail to Old Purdue.  Not certain of the origin of the words, but some say that Margaret Weesner, teacher of the early 1900s wrote the words.

“Hail, Hail, to Darlington

Oh Hail to the scarlet and white.

Hail. Hail to Darlington.  Our boys will fight tonight.

Yea! Rah! Yea!

Hail, Hail to our success

And to our victories won.

We will ever fight for you;

Oh! Hail to Darlington.

D-D-D-A-R.....L-L-I-N-G...T-T-T-O-N

Dar...ling...ton”

School yearbook--The Chief

School newspaper--Teepee Tattler

Darlington was originally the Red Warriors, but changed their nickname to Indians to honor beloved coach Indian Ed Miller