STOP THE PAINTING OVER OF OUR PAINTED "MOVING UP" BLOCKS!!!
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Rich Norton
9 years ago
Too much history to be covered up. one of the truly special things about a special place.
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Samantha Leclerc
9 years ago
Class of 2008. I still remember doing my block and it would be such a shame to erase the history of the alumni like me.
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Chelsey Jones
9 years ago
Please don't paint over them! I have tons of family that has painted their blocks and they make our school so unique.
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Rebecca Golembieski
9 years ago
My husband and I both went to Silver Creek and were able to paint these blocks.
It's a great tradition that we've seen our kids be able to do also.
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Sheri muscarella Burlison
9 years ago
Please don't paint over our history!
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Karen Richardson
9 years ago
What does it hurt to leave it alone? Class of 76!
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Cheryl
9 years ago
Please don't!
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Jeffrey smith
9 years ago
That is sccs history
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Alicia joslin
9 years ago
Those blocks mean a lot to all of us alumni. Please don't paint over them!!
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Candace Kuppel
9 years ago
The blocks are more than just paintings on the wall. It's what each individual student dug deep into their hearts to create. Leaving what truly mattered to each one is essential. Let the future students see a piece of each one before them.
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Alicia joslin
9 years ago
Those blocks mean a lot to all of us alumni. Please don't paint over them!!
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Cory Finch
9 years ago
Please do not paint over those bricks. A lot of alumni painted on those and it may not really seen much but it's something that we all share as alumni and within our graduating class
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Julie
9 years ago
Everyone in my family has painted a block. These are important memories and keepsakes!!
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Becky Hornburg
9 years ago
Please keep the blocks !
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Wendy Thompson
9 years ago
Please do not paint over the blocks, its part of school history!!
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Erin Kopczynski
9 years ago
My brother who passed has a block in the corridor, please don't paint over it!
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Lindsay Schrantz
9 years ago
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Keep our blocks. That's our mark of history in this small town school. I remembered waiting years to finally get to paint mine, I'm sure a lot of future generations would love to paint theirs to! What is their reasoning for wanting to cover them anyway?
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Leanne Gard
9 years ago
I love going back to visit and looking for my block. It's funny the things you take for granted. I hope they choose to leave them up. I'd love to show it to my kids someday.
Too much history to be covered up. one of the truly special things about a special place.
Class of 2008. I still remember doing my block and it would be such a shame to erase the history of the alumni like me.
Please don't paint over them! I have tons of family that has painted their blocks and they make our school so unique.
My husband and I both went to Silver Creek and were able to paint these blocks. It's a great tradition that we've seen our kids be able to do also.
Please don't paint over our history!
What does it hurt to leave it alone? Class of 76!
Please don't!
That is sccs history
Those blocks mean a lot to all of us alumni. Please don't paint over them!!
The blocks are more than just paintings on the wall. It's what each individual student dug deep into their hearts to create. Leaving what truly mattered to each one is essential. Let the future students see a piece of each one before them.
Those blocks mean a lot to all of us alumni. Please don't paint over them!!
Please do not paint over those bricks. A lot of alumni painted on those and it may not really seen much but it's something that we all share as alumni and within our graduating class
Everyone in my family has painted a block. These are important memories and keepsakes!!
Please keep the blocks !
Please do not paint over the blocks, its part of school history!!
My brother who passed has a block in the corridor, please don't paint over it!
Keep our blocks. That's our mark of history in this small town school. I remembered waiting years to finally get to paint mine, I'm sure a lot of future generations would love to paint theirs to! What is their reasoning for wanting to cover them anyway?
I love going back to visit and looking for my block. It's funny the things you take for granted. I hope they choose to leave them up. I'd love to show it to my kids someday.
Don't do it.
Don't paint over the memories.