FRANK WILLIAM HART
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 595

Professor Frank William Hart, well known as one of the most 
able educators in Prescott and since 1912 principal of the 
high school in that city, was born in Indiana in 1881. He 
acquired a public school education and later attended the 
University of Indiana, from which he was graduated in 1908.  
In that same year he came to Prescott and secured a position 
on the faculty of the high school as teacher of science and 
math.  He did capable work in that position until 1912 when 
he was made principal.

On the 25th of December 1912, Professor Hart was united in 
marriage to Miss Louise R. Gibbs, of Michigan, a graduate of 
the university of that state and previous to her marriage, 
principal of a school in Prescott.

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