Anniversary Posts 31-45

Thank you for your interest in the 75th anniversary of the centralization of the Rush-Henrietta School District. Here you will find the third set of 15 posts exploring more aspects of our district's history. We encourage anyone with memories or information to share to comment on the linked Facebook posts or contact the office of community relations at tanderson@rhnet.org or hcampo@rhnet.org.

31. R-H Family History Revealed in Historic Records
32. Dr. John W. Parker: Devoted to District’s Early Success
33. 1966: Amidst Housing Boom, R-H Opens Sherman Elementary
34. 1968: Rush-Henrietta Opens Its First High School
35. Richard TenHaken: Superintendent Who Looked Controversy in the Eye
36. 1970: Vollmer Becomes R-H’s Last New School
37. The Dome Arena: R-H and Other Legends
38. The Lion in the Room - Senior High School Pride
39. Artists in Residence
40. Providing an Even Start
41. Paul McKee: Humility Meets Great Success
42. Raymond Delaney Had ‘Unshakeable Belief’ in Public Education
43. Roger Eckers Strikes Up the Band
44. 1982: R-H Denies West Brighton Request to Secede
45. George DesMarteau: One - Make That Two - of a Kind