The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
AN ALUMNI As-o 1Ar1oN FORMED.

IThe following report was in type last week
but was unavoidab Y crowded Out.I
Pursuant 40 call issued some Time
ago hy COMMITTEES selected fur tina
purpose, graduates of the lola Hls"
SchooI To th- number of about forty
met at the High School room ias' III
dav evening for the purpose of FORM
ing an Alumni Association. The
o,aeti,.O Wa called la order by DIR.
Earl ChasIain, and Mr. Fred Nelson
wa ca He'd Ia sci ~ secretary me
rough draft of constitution was READ
and after some discussion Was referred
TO a committee for revision aud report
a. the next meelihg. Officers Tor the
wear were elected as follows: PTesI-
dent. Mrs. e.. f. SEQ t; vice pres, DIR.
J.E. Chastain; recording secretary,
Bert Mcneil; Cor. Sec, Miss Clara
Klaumamn; treas, ThOs. II. Bowlus.
Letters heartily approving of the pro-
pnsed organization were read from
Mrs. Mary A. Rose, Ottawa, Rolio 1.
GrOesbeck, North Galveston, Texas.
v. Groesbeck, Baton Rouge, La,
Enos J. Thomas, Quincy, ILL.,, Mrs
E. r. Dusky, Kansas City. Mo, Har-
vey Christian, Princeton, n j., Mrs.
Jennie Colb,rn MOffit, Wallace. Ida
no. Nelcon Grubhs, Hudson, L. L,
Alex. Mcdonald, Providence, K. l.,
Miss Mayme Norris, Oklahoma City.
Ok. and Miss Craigie Jean Mcdowell.
After some farther informal talk the
meeting adjourned TO meet at the call
of the executive committee.
The value of High School Alumni
Association in such a community as
ours can hardly be Overestimated, IN
ali educational and social way and
the REGISTER is heartily glad that 1t
has been formed. From the large at
tendance aud from the interest mani
tested, not only by those who live
here but by the many who are far
away, it is apparent that the Asso-
citation will be cordially supported
and will grow each year in strength
and popularity ard interest
Those of us who live here all the
time find it hard sometimes to realizs
how fast the generations of school
children grow and graduate and scat
ter, aud it has occurred to us that a
complete list of the young men ami
women who have gone out from the
lola High School from the time of it's
organization down to the present, to
gether with their present address,
would be of general interest, so it il
appended hereto:
LIST OF ALUENI.
lass of 1880.
Anna Hartley, deceased.
w. l.. Stowe, deceased.
Mrs. Jennie ColbOrn MOffitt, Wal
lace, Idaho.
Glass of 1881.
b. NJ. Ausherman, Evanston, Wy.
Mrs. Minnie Bush Sprague, de-
ceased.
Mrs. AIDA MCGEE Culbertson, Lar
ned, Kansas.
F. A. Northrup, lola, Kansas.
Miss Sadie Reimert, lola, Kansas.
Glass of 1885.
Mrs. Medea Brewster Hayes, Law
renee, Kan as.
Miss Alice Hendricks, Fort Scott,
Kansas.
Glass of 1886
S. C.. Brewster, lola, Kansas.
Fred Funston, Lawrence Kansas.
Mrs May Ewing Scott, lola, Kans.
Mrs Lola Shelter Scott, OklahO-
ma City, Ok.
Miss Ionic Pancoast, lola, Kansas.
Miss Mable Clarke, Cayuta, n. Y.
Miss Dee Arnold, Whittier, Cali.
Miss Frances Mcclure, lola, Kans.
Glass of 1857.
o. o. Adams, Highland, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Dana Rose, Ottawa, Ks.
Miss Clara Harris, Fit. Scott, Kans.
Miss Mary Horney, Atoka, L. r.
Miss Mayme Norris, Oklahoma
City, Ok.
Mrs. Bird Horville Foust, lola, Ks
Frank Power, Archer City, Texas
l.. +. Potter, Mexico, Mo.
Miss Etfie Scott, Ithaca, n. Y.
r. e. White, st. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Clara Welch, lola, Kansas.
Miss Belle Ricketts,, lola, Kansas.
Glass of 1888.
Burt Funston, Carlyle. Kansas.
w. G. Hawkins, lola, Kansas.
A. w. Mcdonald, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Bert l.. McNiel, lola, Kansas.
John Stewart, Chicago, Ill.
Miss Minnie Cain, lola, Kansas.
Miss May Ellis, deceased.
Miss Lou Evans, lola, Kansas.
Mrs. Chloe Jones Richie, Racine,
Wis.
Mrs. Maude Richards Potter, Mexi-
co, Mo.
Mrs. Emma Sleeper Ling, lola, rs.
Miss Matte Thayer, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.