Bath High School’s oldest living alumna tours new school building
Virginia Kingsbury, Morse High School class of 1938, was given a tour of the new school building, fulfilling a wish she expressed at the last in-person alumni association banquet two years ago.
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Virginia Kingsbury,101, sat down with Morse High School juniors Isaac Ensel and Isabel Strelneck to speak about her time as a Morse High School student. The students are creating a documentary to capture the transition from the old Morse High School to the new building.
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Virginia Kingsbury, Morse High School’s oldest alumna, had one wish when she attended the last Morse High School Alumni Association banquet in 2019: to tour the new high school.
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Bath high school students begin classes at a brand new Morse High School
Classes started Thursday at the new school at Wing Farm Parkway.
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Kevin O’Leary, an English teacher at Morse High School, cheers to welcome students to their first day in the new high school.
Kathleen O’Brien / The Times Record
BATH The first day of school on a Thursday in February amid a pandemic is unusual at best, but at the new Morse High School in Bath, it was cause for celebration.
Half of the study body streamed through the front doors on Wing Farm Parkway, gathering in the sunlit atrium to get their class schedules and directions to their homerooms. Students wandered past empty display cases and bare walls, still smelling faintly of wet paint, eager to settle into their new home.