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I love how the word "enrolment" is spelled! How interesting to see the total spent on the various categories!
ReplyDeleteI started school the fall of 1957 so I was in the first kindergarten class in this building. I still remember it well. Kindergarten and first grade had a hall with their own playground. Then you got to go up the stairs to second grade and work your way around the class rooms that were around the perimeter of the multipurpose room. I had several of the teachers that are listed on the program.
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