Kalamazoo Central High School

found: Kalamazoo Central High School Collection, 1925-1975(Kalamazoo Central High School)

found: Wikipedia, accessed Sept. 9, 2011Kalamazoo Central High School page, history tab (first legal public high-school in Kalamazoo and the state of Michigan ... in 1925, the school moved into a building currently known as Old Central High School ... in 1961 a new high school opened, Loy Norrix High School, and some Central High students transferred ... in 1972, Kalamazoo Central High School moved to its current location) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalamazoo_Central_High_School

found: Kalamazoo Public Library local history page for Kalamazoo Central High School, viewed Mar. 8, 2012 :(Originally known as Union School (built in 1858); in 1870 the original building was structurally damaged in an earthquake; new school built on same site in 1880 named Kalamazoo High School. Fire destroyed the building in 1897, and a third and fourth building were eventually erected on the same site; became known as Central High School. In 1961 a second high school was built (Loy Norrix) and in 1972 a new Central High School building was constructed on Kalamazoo's West Side; the original high school building is now referred to as Old Central High School and remains in community use)