Dedication to Class of 1926 and School Faculty
The Jackson Sentinel dedicates this issue to the Class of 1926 and the faculty who guided its students through challenges to their alumni status. Congratulations to the 34 graduates of Magquo ket High School for their diligence and achievements, serving as a pace-maker for future classes and lifting school standards.
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Jackson Sentinel
Magquoket High School
High School Annual Delivered To Class Of 20 Patrons
The Talk High School Annual was completed at the office this week and copies are now being delivered to the Class of 20 patrons. The annual is larger in every way and a credit to the class and the school. Mr. and Mrs. Will Warland and their son of Cedar Rapids were Memorial Day visitors in town.
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Will Warland
Cedar Rapids
Our City
The Class of 1920 At Maquoketa High Honors Graduates
The community honors the class of 1920 for completing twelve years of Maquoketa schools. The keynote is work alongside pleasure, with graduates stepping up as Alurani after a school career marked by scholarship and activity. Faculty extend best wishes for a happy, successful future.
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Maquoketa
Taik
Hfe
Holy Rosary High Commencement Set for June 6
Lamotte schools wind down as public schools finish June 11 and parochial Holy Rosary High completes exams. Seven seniors will wrap up studies at the school with a commencement program scheduled for Sunday night June 6 at the American Legion Hall.
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Holy Rosary High
American Legion Hall
American Beauty Rose Class Colors Green and White
A segment lists participants in the Class Flower competition titled American Beauty Rose with colors green and white. Names include Coverdale, Myra Berkley, Fred E. Bolte, r. Decker, Boyd, Alice Ei, Kenneths, Marian, Garside, Hattie, Gives, Elsie, Grant.
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Coverdale
Myra Berkley
Fred E. Bolter
Decker Boyd
Alice Ei Kenneths
Marian Garside
Hattie Gives
Elsie Grant
List of Personnel Featured in Local Report
The article lists individuals including Portia Grant Hansen John Harrington Margaret Hermes F Johnson George Marlowe Fulton McWinsie Lean Orr Tilda Petersen Gelda Quinn Horace Seeley Pear Wurster Thelma Schieb Leota Stamen Florence Stimson Eart Stine Melvin Teeple Ralph Thomas Tnez Tubbs Marjorie Weber Marths Weber Max Wright Alice Wurster.
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Portia Grant
Ladys Hansen John Harrington
Margaret Hermes
F. ¥.Johnson
George Marlowe Fulton McWinsie Lean Orr
Tilda Petersen Gelda Quinn Horace Seeley Pear] Wurster
Thelma Schieb Leota Stamen
Florence Stimson Eart
Stine Melvin Teeple
Ralph Thomas
Tnez Tubbs
Marjorie Weber Marths Weber
Max Wright
Alice Wurster
Improvement in Jackson County Rural Schools Progress noted
In the heart of the garden spot of the world Jackson County highlights better town and rural education. The year ends with an efficient teaching force across towns like Bellevue Maquoketa Miles and Sabula and many one room schools remaining well equipped. Despite epidemics, 133 students passed exams and will graduate June 10 at Maquoketa. State designation as standard schools aids with six dollars per pupil at Nora E Burke and South Fork 6 Halda Hinkleman. Consolidation advances appear as the solution to unequal rural schooling.
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Jackson County
Neew
Andrew
Baldwin
Sidney Herro
Bellevue
BE. J. Emerson
Maquoketa
B.S. Moyle
Miles
R. H. Reali
Sevistants
Monmonth
Webern
Preston
Vesin Perkins
Sabula
Fret Te
Green Island
Sophia Ben- Nett
Lamoite
Mary Ginnad Se Larie
Ernest Tinkle
Eaith Wey
Lamotie
Per
Nora E. Burke
A. E. McComb
South Fork No
Halda Hinkleman
Henry Korner
State Department
Rom
Miles Tonmouth
Ins
Wis
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Lamotte
Supt. &. R. Stoddard