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MRS. DOROTHY NILES The Class of 1970 gives its sincere thanks to Mrs. Niles for her many hours of help in prepar- ing this yearbook, her great patience, and her readiness to assist us in all of our class endeavors. 1 MR. PAUL T. BESSER Mr. Besser has been here only two years, but he has contributed much to our school. XY!e greatly appreciate his sincere interest in every student and his willingness to help us solve our pfgb- lems. 6 MR. PETER WEBSTER Mr. Webster has devoted much time and ef- fort to our class activities. For his advice and as- sistance, we are very grateful. MISS LOIS PIKE The Class of 1970 would like to extend special thanks to Miss Pike, who has devoted over forty years of her life to teaching. Her kindness and fhoughtfulness will always be remembered by her students.
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ducation- sc gf0Wn' 1 WIC are Yen uS aI1 C1 learn I0 ndiffercflf Zh School 4 thiS leaf' Hisiorg of lhe School In 1924, the old Phelps school buildings were torn down and replaced by the south halfofthe present high school. This housed the Phelps Union and Classical School, which was first organized in 1889. Then. in 1959, the remainder of the high school was built when thirteen small rural districts merged with P.U. C. S. to form the Phelps Central School. Some ofthe new additions were the gymnasium, the home eco- nomics rooms, the art and the commercial rooms, and new lockers - all of which we now take for granted. Kindergarten was taught for the first time. This building housed grades kindergarten through twelve until in 1951, the former playground was used as building space for grades kindergarten through three. In 1956, with the addition ofgrades four through six and a gymnasium and library to the elementary school, the high school became completely for the junior and senior high students. However, for a few years some sixth grades had to meet in the high school because of temporary lack of space in the elementary school. Next year, with the completion of the Phelps-Clifton Springs high school building, this building probably will become the Phelps Middle School with grades five through eight. 1,- X +41 A if at, M., 1 '
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