I have stopped posting on this blog, opting to post future Kuser School material on www.glover320.blogspot.com. Likewise with my Hamilton High blog. I have found that the bulk of my visitors are on this website, and there are substantially less on Hamilton and Kuser Schools, and it has become impractical to try to maintain them. Both of the aforementioned blogs will remain for those who are interested in surfing the pages.For the latest Kuser School posts, go to the aforementioned blog link above.

A MAJOR CHANGE IN MY BLOGS

THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE RELATING TO THIS WEB SITE:

WITH OVER 160,000 VISITORS TO MY WEB BLOG, IT IS BECOMING AN EXERCISE IN FUTILITY TO TRY TO MAINTAIN MY HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL AND MY KUSER SCHOOL WEB BLOGS. ACCORDINGLY, I AM GOING TO POST ALL FUTURE POSTS FROM THOSE TWO SCHOOLS ON THIS, MY MAIN AND MOST OFTEN VISITED WEBSITE. I WILL BE PUTTING THIS MESSAGE ON BOTH OF THE SITES SO THAT VISITORS CAN COME HERE AND SEARCH FOR THE SCHOOLS IN THE "SEARCH BLOG" FEATURE.

After you have checked all the posts on www.hhs51.blogspot.com, go to my main website, www.glover320.blogspot.com for future posts. Thank you for your indulgence.

1939: KUSER SCHOOL GLEE CLUB

This very nice photo was a bit washed out when I received it from Ms. Clugston, but as you can see, with a little bit of Photoshop "TLC," like Phoenix, Kuser School 1939 comes back in clear and pristine condition. Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Clugston.

1941 KUSER HONOR ROLL

Here's the honor roll for the 3rd marking period of 1941. I was in the second grade, my sister Dot in the 5th and brother Bud was in 8th.

1940:The Kuser School "Glee Club"

We called it the "Glee Club;" today they call it by other names, but whatever it was it did indeed fill us with glee as we sang the many songs we were taught at Kuser. On September 26 at the
Alumni homecoming Centennial celebration, I will be remembering some of the songs we sung so very long ago. The above article tells of one of the many auditorium presentations put on by the students at Kuser. This one happens to be my brother Bud Glover's class.

1943: A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR KUSER PARENTS

Here's a listing of the honor students throughout Kuser during the second marking period. As I recall, there were originally six marking periods, and they were ultimately reduced to four. I also have a confession to make: Over the years I recalled the incredible number of times I made the honor roll. NOT SO! History has a strange way of coming back to haunt those of us who try to gild the lily. I am herewith retracting my often told story that I was on the honor roll nearly every year during my years at Kuser. I am finding that my name is missing from a few of those listings of honor students. Looks like I have a few 3:30 after school detentions!

2009: KUSER SCHOOL FROM THE AIR

Here's an interesting view of Kuser School as it would be seen by a low flying helicopter. Note the square shape of the Kuser court yard. Thanks to "Bing."

1915: OUAM Give Bible to Kuser School

If you haven't yet done so, by all means take a few minutes to see the display of Kuser School memorabilia which is currently on display in the Hamilton Township Public Library. I took the above photo of just one item in the fantastically interesting display. From my "KUSER SCHOOL" folder, I inserted the article describing the event. Kuser School, founded in 1909, is celebrating its centennial this year of 2009. By the way, "OUAM" is the Order of United American Mechanics.

1994: KUSER PTA FALL COUNCIL DINNER

Principal Ms. Lois Braender poses with PTA executives from the school and county.