Fenwick High School Opens With Room to Grow
The new Fenwick High School accommodates at least 500 students with 360 enrolled. It has 17 faculty members, two part timers, and features classrooms a gym cafeteria library offices and conference rooms. Fenwick gains its own gym after using the National Guard Armory for home games. The building uses block walls and fluorescent lighting for a bright interior and reduces fire hazards by minimizing wood.
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Old South
National Guard Armory
South Main Street
Fenwick High School opens in new Armco Park site
Ten years after moving from the old 1871 Built South School site Fenwick High School relocates to an 18 acre Armco Park campus. The $785000 project includes land building and furnishings with open house this afternoon from 1 to 6 and a dedication hoped for next May.
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Bright New High School
Old Armco Park
Fenwick High School marks 10 years and two principals
In Middletown Fenwick High School celebrates its decade of operation. The Rev Julian Krusling led the school until his death in February 1956 and was succeeded by his brother the Rev Lawrence Frusling. The school notes 575 graduates since opening and a move into a new building.
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Central Ave
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St. John’s Church
First Ave
St. Peter Claver Church
8Th Ave
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Lawrence Frusling
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