Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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it E 5 As we mule the PISSIHU of 1nothe1 hfty yeus 1nd the hlst hllf of the twentleth century, We 111 ly Ulflnee ox C1 OLII Qhoulelere It the exents of the pm 1110 yeus thlt hue lJlOL1Ullt lbout ou1 present s1tu1t1on At the turn of the D111 1nff the next few followmff ye lrs other bu1ld1n0Q wer e ereetetl 1nd the C en Il ll Sehool llllltllflff bLCll11C the Hwh School In euly IQ 4 the pllns for IHLVK H1011 School were 'IPPION ed 1nd on Apr1l I4 IQ 4 the Ground ww broken mel exe IN 1t1nU befran The fOllOW1HU September 74 just twenty hve yeflrs wo the LLFCIHOHICS for the l1y1ng of the cornerstone of our bu1ld1nv Were held Then the constructlon contmued throuvh the e 1r1y put of 191 3 so that the blllld lnfv wls re ldy for occuplncy 1n September of 1903 4 S 1 'VJ f ,A .1 3' 2 15 or 1 1 1 V , - - -er 1 2 ' ' 1 ' D 1 A' S ' 1 ' z 1 Q 1 2 ' X l A 2 rj 4 x V A 1 1 . 2 A Y I 1 X 2 . . ' 5 'Z I. 2 2 Y l b 2 1 A I L 2 . ' A eentury the now Central School housed all the grades one through twelve. ' b I X ta 42 A A 5 1' A J ' 1 2 l 1 L - '2 t ' .O L 2 A O e . 2' 2 ' 2 1 ' ' 1, S . ' ' 1 ' 1 , 4 21 1 b 1 ' 1 A it V2 .U an ' A z-1 2 - 1 A ' ' in ' L Sl 2 ,O . A D 2 4 ...-1 1 ' - b 2 2 2 I A ..-. 1 S S Q 141,11

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lm!! ro lriyhl: Ali: 'IK .lames .Xht-rn. Ali: XYaltvi' lf. Biuuly I Mr, .lost-ph 1'ui'i'r-n. Mr. Hugh H. Kirkman. Mrs. Rnwo I is 1 liinlc Iohsf Mr. Luth'-i' Ne-lson. Ali: Alhi-rt lu, Iutth-. XVe olten take our educational system for granted. llowever. it is no mere Cl11lllCK.' that our education from kindergarten through twelfth grade has heen so com- plete and thorough. It is the concern of the Board of liducation that everything in the entire school district as it should. serving the community hy providing edu- cational opportunity for all. The mtn and women of the hoard take an active interest in what we do and how we do it. This year we are sorry that Nlr, Luther Nelson and Xlr. C. Frank Iohson are retiring from the hoard after serving faithfully lor the past six years. However. we wish to welcome Mr. Vito Luceno and Mr. Robert Duncan who will hll the vacancies thus created. VVe hope they will compile commendalwle records as did their predecessors. VVe are especially grateful to the hoard for the supf port they gave to the plan to recondition Manchester lfield. They have conscientiously directed the operation so that we may have the use ot' the new held as soon as possilile. Our thanks to a group ot puhlic spirited men and women who have given without stint ol their time and many talents to the end that the young folks of our com' munity may enioy unexcelled educational opportunities.