The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 July 1987 — Page 53

Warner or Gill was first Syracuse teacher

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LAYING CORNERSTONE — Syracuse students take a moment to pose for the camera after laying the cornerstone for Syracuse High School Nov. 13,1907. The new school was built on school property in front of the old school, which was located where the upper parking lot is today. The site of the new school, finished in 1908, was across the street from the present public library on East Main Street. The stone contained a copy of the “Register,” the school yearbook “The Pottawattamie”, a letter to pupils of the future, and the names of all the scholars of the Syracuse schools. (Photo courtesy of Margery Deardorff McClintic, a formerjesident of Syracuse currently living in Kalamazoo, Mich.)

’< ’ ’"’ — ■■ • •’S MEETS STUDENT NEEDS — Wawasee Hight School marked the consolidation of Milford, North Webster, and Syracuse students, with residents from the three communities seeing their children graduate from the school since 1969. The three towns featured their own high schools previous to the construction of Wawasee High School, which met the needs of a growing student population.

Wed., July 1,1987 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Welcome To Syracuse’s 150th Birthday s j^ E Celebration! \ / Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware _ North Webster Syracuse , ~ i 834-2021 457-3474

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