jack1971
40 posts
Jul 15, 2014
1:16 PM
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Any ole timers from Huber that went to Menlo Park and Kitty Hawk schools?
I see on Google Earth that they have also been leveled and remodeled?
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flikhem
16 posts
Jul 18, 2014
8:13 AM
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All Huber schools (except Shenandoah/Mendola, Studebaker, and Titus) have been torn down and rebuilt new. I never went to KH or MP, but did go to Rushmore (K,2,3), and opened Valley Forge (4,6) and Shenandoah (5). KH/MP are finally one school, named Wright Bros. Elementary. Also new Chas Huber Elem., first school north of 70.
Last Edited by flikhem on Jul 18, 2014 8:16 AM
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RIVERDALE RAT
695 posts
Jul 18, 2014
7:32 PM
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Looks like they were both demolished in 2012.
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jack1971
41 posts
Jul 19, 2014
7:34 AM
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flikhem, I moved to Florida in 1981 and have never been back to Dayton since then.
I would go into culture shock if and when I do make it back.
I went to Titus Junior High and then to Wayne my freshman year, and then to Patterson Co-op the rest of the time.
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historybuff
191 posts
Jul 19, 2014
3:34 PM
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Jack, I wonder if you ever look at the national news coming out of Florida recently, I think Dayton news is a lot more acceptable…….
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jack1971
42 posts
Jul 19, 2014
8:12 PM
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History, not sure what you are saying?
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historybuff
192 posts
Jul 19, 2014
10:07 PM
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jack,referencing your comment about going into culture shock coming back to Dayton, I just saw on the news about all the shootings going on in Florida, a guy got killed in a movie theatre for throwing popcorn at a guy, that seemed kind of unfair,LOL. I was thinking about relocating to Sarasota, but now not so sure. Course, shootings are everywhere but now Dayton doesn’t seem so bad…..
Last Edited by historybuff on Jul 19, 2014 10:21 PM
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jack1971
43 posts
Jul 20, 2014
6:33 AM
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History, my reference to culture shock was targeted to all the changes that have taken place in the last 33 years in the Dayton area.
I probably wouldn't even recognize much of it! But I do go on Google Earth a lot, even though even that isn't updated to 2014, obviously!
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historybuff
193 posts
Jul 20, 2014
7:06 AM
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Its too bad Google earth doesn’t update more often. I wonder if there’s anything out there that gives an up-to-date view of how things are? how about web-cams? I think there are a lot of those around, at least in larger cities?
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hunt69
510 posts
Jul 20, 2014
7:09 AM
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jack1971.....I knew exactly what you meant in your observation. I couldn't agree more.
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jack1971
44 posts
Jul 20, 2014
9:04 AM
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history, good point. In between my nursing home gigs, I'm always looking for something to keep me busy, I'll investigate that possibility.
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