Anniversary Posts 16-30

Thank you for your interest in the 75th anniversary of the centralization of the Rush-Henrietta School District. Here you will find the second set of 15 posts, which detail a time of growth and highlight some of the people who left indelible marks on the district. 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.

16. 1954-1955: Two Votes for a Second School
17. The Story of Gillette Elementary School
18. 1950s: Building a New School Each Year
19. 1957: Residents Press Pause, Reject Two New Schools
20. 1958: Fourth New School Helps District Keep Pace
21. 1950s: Curious Visitors Flock to New R-H School
22. Bill Farrell: ‘Architect of the R-H Sports Program’
23. 1961: Rush-Henrietta Gets a Junior High School
24. 1963: A New School Called Wedgewood
25. Elmer Gordon: A Rush-Henrietta Trailblazer
26. Remembering Jack Gaffney
27. Jack Gaffney's Incredible Connections to Our R-H Past
28. Ahead of her Time: Remembering Wilma Jean Milhouse
29. 1964: West Henrietta Gets Its First New School
30. 1965: Fyle Elementary Named to Honor Respected Teacher