Hamburg High School Class of 1901 Commencement Highlights
The Twenty-First Annual commencement marks record enrollment with 629 pupils and 134 alumni. Graduates include eight men and six women in the full course, with a notable emphasis on education for women. The program featured senior and literary society exercises, field day contests, and a close with diplomas.
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Klondike Park
Opera House
Charles Clayton
Alphas
Winniefred Fort
Thetas
Corrine Noble
Jimmerson Chapman
Jessie Notson
Messie Ives
Retta Hydinger
United States
Nicaraguan Canal
Alfred Danforth
Frank Travis
Will Steinmetz
Will Morgan
Baptist Church
John
King
Siseseseeses
Misses Fisher
E. H. Fleisher
Vyne
Johnny DeJohn
Ives
Wallace
Pearl Rees
Mita
Wright
Pint Sykes
J. C. King
Fleisher
Franklin Fields Travis
The
Heavenly Twins
God
Font Woods
Grace’ Hoyt
Normal
Etta Hoke
Nebraska City
Atta Fisher
Kansas City
Walace
Council Bluffs
Brown
Harry Hubert
R. L. Brown
Cotage Home Hotel
State University
George Auretus
Hvinger
Ruth
Smith Center
Kansas
E.H. Fleisher
M.E. Church
Hopper
EpMonp Victor
West Point
J. ’. Hoppe
Tiler
Vesta
Westboro
Johnson
Walter C
Fred Johnson
Linder
Freeprick M
Manly Liggett
Mincer
Edward C
Dave Mincer
Rees
Pearl
S. C. Rees
Nortson
Jessie Fremont
Shenandoah Normal College
R. P. S. Netson
Payne
John Henry
Richard Payne
Payne’ Junction
Rappa
Fannie Louise
S. J. Rodda
Towns
Emmar
Henry Towns
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Clas
Secsecugeeereess Fligh
Ecseecseer Eens
Fannie Rodda Adelle Courcy
Ruth Fleisher
Lon
Brighton
Winnie Fort
Clara Cole
H. H
Stich
Earl Brown
Woods and
Hydinger
the Heavenly Twins
W. Barton
Tom Jackson
Edmond Hoppe
Harry Brown
Chas Clayton
Ed Mincer
Will Roscoe
Chas. Clayton
Pansy Mincer
Gertrude Lloyd
Bo?sey Fey
Harl Brown
Hamburg High School
Shenandoah High School
Hamburg
J. O. King