The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL
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lives in Colorado Springs. Ruth
Brush teaches in Lovland and Mrs.
L. w. McGrew lives at Hot Sulphur
Springs.
Frank Fashbaugh, Chas. Grove,
Will Hamnett, Chester Howard,
Mort j. Neill, j. Scott Thompson,
lido Williams, Mesdames Lee Car
rel, w. B. Starr, E. II. Downey,
Chas. Alnutt, Misses Asenath Bliss,
Lucy Scott and Bessie Smith were in
the class of 1899. MIR. and Mrs.
I.loyd Bryant of Victor, DR.. and
Mrs. Coryell Scott and Perry Mead of
Denver were also in this class. Will
Brown is attending the State School
of NJ ines in Missouri.
The largest class graduated in 1900
with forty-two members. Those here
are Jesse Baker, Robert Bliss, Wal
ter Bliss, John Cozzens, Clarence
English, Dwight Gross, Dwight
Neill, Dan Scott, Harry Wyatt, Ada
Brush, Florence Haynes, Mrs. r. B.
Rugh and Nellie Rankin. Olive West
is teaching at Telluride, Eta Lu-
ther is nurse in Oregon, and Mrs.
Ralph Drury lives in Chicago.
In 1901 the second largest class
of thirty-fve graduated. Those here
are Ben Cooper, Chester Devine,
Mrs. Harry Thompson, Florence
Fezer, Lydia Scott and Mrs. O. d.
Neill. Bert Wasley and Robert
Wright are in college, Flossie
Churchill and Mabel Carrel teaching
in Pueblo. Mildred Howard is teach
ing at Fort Collins and Katherine
Stokes at Leadville. May Woodbury.
is supervisor of music in the Sterl-
ing schools. Ralph Pollock grad
uated from Leland Stanford univer-
ity and has position III San Fran
cisco. Graham Lamb, Tom Nixon,
Clarence Randall, Bertha Scott, Bess
Bliss, Edna and Eunice Blunt, Leta
Myers, Gladys Sanborn, Sarah French
and Thurza Thomas were in the
class of 1902. Mary Brush is at
} tending the Boston shool of domestic
science and Willis Clark is at the
Leland Stanford university. There
were thirty-two in the class.
OF the twenty-one graduates in
1908, sixteen still call Greeley their
home, though several are away at
college or teaching. They are Ralph
!, Austin, Wilder Bailey, Emmett
Keefe, Harry McAfee, Ole Nelson,
Arthur Preston, Harry Thompson,
Paul West, Myrtle English Edith
Garrigues, Anna Graham, Pearl Hol-
land, Jessie Kaufman, Louise Mel
son, Mary Robb, Puma Swan and
Alice Yardley.
In 1904 there were uwenty-three
graduates. Those here are Jessie
Mosher, Percy Adams, Rea Couzens.
Earle Day., James McCave, Paul
Mosher, Fred Rocho, James Sergeant,
Blanche Andrews, Fannie Candlin,
Rhoda Haynes, Josephine Knowles.
Grace Moore, Nora Rugh, Edith San.
ford, Mrs. Carl Bradford and Mrs.
Earl Piper.
or the thirty-three graduates in
, 1905. twenty-three are now at COL
lege. Two deaths have occurred,
J Bert Mead and Harry Steck. Hilda
Smith is in Clifornia, and the other
members reside here. They are
Gale adams, TRULY Cameron, Arthur
i Defike, Harry Farr, Orrin Forsyth,
Theodore Glazier, George Horne,
Alex Jastowitz, Lloyd NeiIl, Garry
Roddy, Frank Stroll, Guy Watson,
Will Wasley, Florence Devote, Hazel
Daven, Katherine Bowling, Ruth
Flint, Gertrude Fuqua, Ada Gibson,
Eta Gross, Blanche Irons, Lillian
Newton, Lucia Potter, Stella Rose
ling, Helen Rice. Adella vose, Car
rie Woodruff, John West, Hugh
Wheeler, and Karl Bliss.
The class last year numbered nine.
teen, thirteen of whom are in COL
lege. They are Elizabeth Banta,
Deta Cameron, Luella Daven, Laura
Hoyt, Mrs. VIII Bartholomew, Or.
pha Parker, Helen Phillips, Margar ct
Statler, Nellie Thompson, Grace
Wilson, Mabel Wilson, Mabel Was
J ley, Jessie Wadlin, Dwight Decker,