Notes From Our Schools Show Rising High School Enrollment
The second semester began January 19 with 14 eighth graders advancing to high school, bringing total high school enrollment to 121 and overall school enrollment near 608. The piece notes anticipated growth, mentions Dean W. F. Russell on education, and lists top scholars, agriculture interest, and honor roll members across grades, with several named students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Russell
State,University
Iowa City Commercial Club
Dean Russell
School Grade Names And Teachers Listed For Florence
Fourth B grade includes Florence Phil lips with Pauline Good Judith Clayton Helen Huffman. Fourth A grade lists Ruth McVittie and John Ladd Connor with Etha Lorimer Alpha Frazier Paul Bennett Guy Clear. Fifth B grade names Ruth McVitte and Donald Clayton Antoinette Smith Gilbert Goad Bernice Cary. Sixth B grade features Miss Pass with Mildred Dow Edwin Franklin Wardine Good Dorothy Noble Muriel Brewer Howard Moore. Fifth A evade with Miss Pass and teachers Allyn Beal Gretchen Foxal Pearle Gude. Sixth B grade lists Leona Watson with Thelma McKissick Yollie Bolton. Sixth A grade includes Leana Watson with George Lorimer Helen Wright Josephine Starr Floyd Blevins. Seventh A grade has Miss Roe with Crant Neeley Ray Strong Nettie Wing Pearl Blevins Iva Weisenberger. Eighth B grade shows Miss Roe with Ina Lorimer Hazel Moore. Eighth A grade lists Myrtle Woodrum with Iola Burrows Lenora Emberton Frank Lair Mildred Smith. Eighth B grade again Myrtle Woodrum with Isobel Walburn Mae Netson Bernard Franklin Leona Dimmitt Ida May Switzer Ralph Bent. High School shows Miss West as teacher. Senior Class includes Gladys Spencer Maude Mundell Herbert Coffey Harold Simons Ruth Clary Herbert Zach. Junior Class lists Ruth Simons Richard Franklin Pac McCrory Marjorie Arnold Katherine Mitchell Gladys Mullins. Sophomore Class features Ruth Harald Evelyn Londen Irvin Gubser Nolan Black Marie Chapman. Freshman Glass includes Hazel Zurk Louella Reid Orville Sonner Mildred Coffey Wilma Bell Ella Marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Hannaford
Lucina McNiutt
Marnie Simons
Marjorie Howe
Paul Smith
Monica Carpenter
Georgianna Cully
Maxine Whisler
Ethel Willard
Helen Brown
Rita Whisler
Fern Anderson
Carlyle Dryden
Alice Harris
Florence Phillips
Pauline Good
Ruth McVittie
John Ladd Connor
Donald Clayton
Ruth Pass
Edwin Franklin
Mildred Dowtie
Marion Million
Leona Watson
Thelma McKissick
George Lorimer
Celia Hannaford
Joe Simons
Helen Roe
Miss Pass
Allyn Beal
Gretchen Foxal
Pearle Gude
Yollie Bolton
Leana Watson
Iva Weisenberger
Miss Roe
Miss West
Gladys Spencer
Maude Mundell
Herbert Coffey
Harold Simons
Ruth Clary
Herbert Zach
Ruth Simons
Richard Franklin
Pac McCrory
Marjorie Arnold
Katherine Mitchell
Gladys Mullins
Ruth Harald
Evelyn Londen
Irvin Gubser
Nolan Black
Marie Chapman
Clean Your Own Yard First
Clean your own yard before judging others as you consider nature's beauties. Start with the front, then the back, and repeat the care until no detail is missed. If a neighbor's yard shines brighter, improve yours to match. Man should not judge divine works without setting his own domain in order.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hilda Z. Zanker
Irene Nies
Miss Simons
Vernon Smith
Kathryn McKean
Barade
City of
Hamburg
City Hall
Browning
Hasley
Johnson
C Street
Argyle
Main
E Street
Edward Browning
Mae Netson
Bernard Franklin
Leona Dimmitt
Ida May Switzer
Ralph Bent
Golden Rod Cafe
R. E. Hiatt
Wm. Fox
William Farnam
Farnam
Iris Theater
Merchants Exchange Bank
Iowa
J. A. Payne
J. F. Baldwin
M. 5. Baldwin
R. A. Clayton
Avalon Farms
Hey
Stoner Drug CO
Hamburg, Iowa
H. L. Stanton
Stanton
Briscoe
P.L. VanMeter
Bank of Hamburg
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