Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Experimental to take deaf and blind. 12-3-1973 Winegar on two graduates - Beadnell and Hammond. 12-13-1973 Two deaf-blind students at the school. 10-22-1974 Parents get lessons in dealing with the deaf-blind. 11-15-1974 Now has multi-handicapped. 11-29-1974 Glenn Thompson the new Superintendent. 4-8-1975 Knight Hall a center for programs for multi-handicapped child. 5-30-1975 Winegar on the Christmas Village. 1-12-1976 More on the Christmas Village - pictures. 1-26-1976 The old gym is now a heap of rubble - picture. 4-3-1976 Dorothy Halligan the new principal. 3-1-1977 Starts developing a Sensory Park - Lions Club. 12-7-1977 Graduates its 100th class - picture. 6-22-1978 Parents fight to save the school. 6-29-1979 The school closing to be discussed. 8-17-1979 Citizens and parents petition keeping the school open. 8-31-1979 Hearings to be held on the school closing. 9-12-1979 Commission urges closing the school. 9-15-1979 State Commission tables the school closing. 9-20-1979 Renovation next for. Support promised after many protests on the closing. Carey puts $5,849,000 in 9-22-1979 the budget for. 1-5-1980 No money for a resource center in the budget. 1-22-1980 Staff short at. 7-11-1980 To operate 7 days a week in the fall. 8-9-1980 William S. Koehler the new principal - here from Arizona. 8-12-1980 William S. Koehler leaving. 1-14-1982 Walter G. Franklin the interim. 2-26-1982 Robert J. Seibold the new Superintendent. 3-27-1982 The State is cutting school funds - will mean less staff. 3-18-1983 Alterations being made to serve the multi-handicapped. Robert J. Seibold, Supt. The State office of State Education for Children with Handicapping Conditions is 6-23-1983 moving to Severne Hall. 8-31-1983 The old kindergarten building demolished - picture. 10-31-1984 Pictures of progress on the new physical education building, pool and cottages for. 8-23-1985 Teacher wins an award from the State for efforts at, with multi-handicaps - picture. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 9-28-1985 25 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State School for the Blind Winegar on the school today. 4-3-1986 (cont) New complex at to be named to honor William A. Genrich - former Chancellor of the Board of Regents. 5-21-1986 Editorial on the cooperation between the State School and BOCES. 8-23-1986 Group seeking volunteers to help build a Sensory Park for. Diagram, description of the proposed Sensory Park - $10,000 from the State, 4-3-1987 $10,000 from the Lions Club. Volunteer works still needed. 4-25-1987 The Sensory Park going forward. 5-2-1987 Volunteers building the Sensory Park - picture. 6-1-1987 Picture of the new Sensory Park. 6-3-1987 Letters to the editor on Sensory Park. 6-17-1987 Sensory Park - a Lions Club project - to be featured on WNED channel 17. 8-3-1987 Trouble over the rent for the Superintendent's house - picture. Rent now $112/mo. 9-30-1987 Dedication of the new $8million facility to be November 12th. Lundine dedicates the completed work. Three buildings razed - health center, gymnasium and pool, and the kindergarten. The new Knight Hall connected to Severne Hall by a new building so passage is possible in all kinds of weather. A new pool with a movable floor. Parts of Knight and Severne 10-29-1987 rebuilt for the handicapped. Many other minor changes. Repeat of the Sensory Park store. Sensory Park was built by volunteers - workers 11-14-1987
traveled some distance to help. Florence Conditero, a project coordinator. The Lions Club spread the call for help. Students learn homemaking in an apartment in the basement of the school - 12-31-1987 Kathleen Carlson the instructor - picture. 6-4-1988 State School children have classes out-of-doors - picture. The State budget changes the manner of funding the school - undoubtedly 8-16-1988 increasing costs. 1-19-1989 Lions plant a beech tree. 5-17-1989 Students have ''fun in the sun.'' Robert Siebold mentioned as Superintendent. Suffering an outbreak of ringworm and strep infections - the faculty claim that 8-10-1989 officials are indifferent. 1-6-1990 Gives special and individual care and instruction - picture. Robert Seibold, Supt. 12-22-1990 The State School honors Hawley at a banquet. 11-5-1992 Offers an Open House, June 1-4 - to towns people and local children. 5-26-1993 Page of pictures. 3-16-1994 Winegar adds a bit about the school as he remembers it. 7-21-1995 History from the McEvoy book. 6-2-1995 60 Minutes visits the school for a segment on special education. Jennifer Spas Ervin succeeded Robert Siebold in December 1998 as 6-7-1996 Superintendent - picture. Offers accessibility to the institution. 7-1-1999 Interview with George Sawyer, an instruction. NYSS students have a ''Day in the Sun'' before the regular term starts - at the 8-2-1999 fire station, car wash, etc. 8-20-1999 Animals at the school used as therapy. Students and alumni recreate a Road Rally like those held in the '60s during 11-20-1999 Alumni Week. 6-12-2000 New York State School - Severne Hall Carl Ade of Rochester the architect. 8-8-1947 (No note) 5-7-1951 (No note) 9-6-1952 (No note) 9-8-1952 New York State School - Picture of a miniature village on display at the State School. 12-15-1939 Christmas Village Picture. 12-26-1945 Picture of back at the school after 14 years. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 12-17-1955 26 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State School - J. E. Brown on. 12-19-1955 Christmas Village Slated for this year - to open December 16th at 6pm. 12-5-1956 (cont) On view. 12-23-1960 Lucia Mulligan on - remembered. Winegar prints a letter from S. Heiman of Attica who owns the church from the 1-26-1976 Village - and tells its history since it left the school. 2-5-1996 New York Telephone Co. Leaves the DeCot store at 70 Main, now at 27-29 Jackson. 12-22-1919 Buys 31-33 Jackson from M. J. Kalligan - next to the Telephone exchange. 7-28-1926 Wires being put underground. 1-7-1927 Takes the building on Jackson Street next to the present building. 11-11-1929 Plans expansion in the next few years. 9-13-1951 To spend $750,000 improving its system. 2-11-1952 Nearing conclusion of work. 2-18-1954 The switchboard to increase by 15%. 3-24-1956 Permit given for dial system building. 1-29-1957 Dial system headquarters proposed - sketch. 2-23-1957 Strike set for Monday - picketing on the 16th. 9-12, 16, 17-1957 Telephone book, copy of the Daily News, stamps in the cornerstone. 10-17-1957 300 tons of equipment going into the new dial system. 5-6-1958 Dial system ready for use Sunday, November 2nd. 10-31-1958
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