Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-06-16
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
c.oduates from the Iowa High Schools

ma will have missed some, but it viii
W. m the best list ever printed and thu
most uv authentic yet published.
Abba high school-Edward Ferguson
was the first; Mrs. Jennie Ferguson
MS wT Carrie s. Thomas, (Grifith), Mis-
Ntav Francis Davis, Burdett Jones
nenrietta Jones, William Hollingworth
NelIie Grayson (Esters), and Wallace
Monroe Davis.
Fort Madison graduates-Mrs. Nellie
Mcclellan Parker, 1892; Miss Susie
Iobrson, 1896; Mrs. Lottie Yeiser Gear
tsr(, and Pearl Davis, 1900; Miss Ann;
Harper, 1905; Mrs, Alpha jackson
Homes. 1906; Miss Irene Jackson ant
william Harper, 1908; Miss Jennie Har
AtIantic high school. Thad S. Ruff
Mrs. May Ruff (Johnson).
Leon high school-Miss Luck Good
ldpreased): Edward w. Thompson
| 1901; Mrs. BERTHE Pugh Lee).
Decatur high school-Mrs. Lillian
| TAYLOR (NeaD.
Newton-Mrs. Josie Whitsett (Wal
dron), Mrs. Vergie Whitsett (White)
Mrs. Helen Blackwell (Taylor), Mrs
| Lottie Green (Shirley), Mrs. Ella
Naves Lucas), Mrs. Eldora Green
(Holmes) Miss Jessie Moore, Mrs. Gen
evieve Green (Tolliver), Fred Green
last two deceased
Colfax high-Mrs. Mable Douglas
DiIlinger), Mrs. Beatrice Terrell
lCranle), Misses Lessie and Ethel Ter
rel] she also graduated from the Lin.
coin Institute, Jefferson City, Mo-; j
Owen Redmon, 1909.
Mt. Pleasant-Samuel R. Burnaugh
1915: Susan Moseley (Grandison)
1881; Agnes M. Mason, 1888; Ida M.
Fidler IIackley), 1887; VIM. T. Mason
1883; Teresa Arbuckle (Jones), 1889;
Luther Mason, 1889; James E. Mosley
Ida Godfrey, Maude Dorch (Spotts)
1891: George Mason, 1896; LYDIA Bart.
lett, lone Mason Burnaugh), 1898;
Fred McCracken, 1898; Hattie Taylor,
(Poor), 1898; Nora Bartlett Bur
naugh), 1900; Onida Hedge (Watson)
1900; Myra McCracken (Gaters), 1900;
Cora Taylor (Mason) 1900; Rose Irish,
1901; Viola Harris, 1901; Nora Har-
ris, 1902; Myrtle Arbuckle, 1902; Julia
Bartlett (HilIs), 1902; Bertha Harris
(Holt, 1905; Elizabeth Hawkins, 1906;
Grace Harris, 1908.
Clinton hi Oh school reports Mrs.
Alantha Stewart, 1895; Miss Estella
Bush, 1898, Mrs. Missouria Dozier
Slater, 1900; F. P. Akens, 1900; Miss
May Taylor. 1906; Miss Maude Bea-
son, 1907; Miss Ida Taylor, 1910; Miss
May Taylor, also graduate from the
Chicago University in 1910.
From the Lyons high school F. P.
Aikens, 1896; Louis A. Alexander.
Clarinda-Mrs. Flora knight (de-
ceasedD, Miss Eliza Brown (deceased)
Miss Mary Nash, Emmett Moss, 1910;
Nellie Brown, Miss Susie Lee, 1911.
Essex high school-Miss Lillian F.
Wilkinson, 1900.
College Springs high school gives us
the Misses Florence and Sarah Black,
and Miss Anna Wanstreet.
Coin high school reports Willie
Prince, now student in the North
Western University, Chicago; Langs-
ton Prince, now student in the Oma-
ha, Nebraska. college.
Bedford high school reports Miss Ro-
bertha Lucas, 1905.
From Gravity hi Oh school comes Miss
MabIe johnson, 1907; Fred johnson,
1908.
Creston-Miss Minnie Martin (de-
ceaesed).
Sioux City-Leland Washington, Er-
mi Hackley.
Those reporting from Washington:
Mrs. Hattie Black (Jackson) 1872;
Lucy Lindsay, 1887; Stella Black
(Sims) 1888; Mrs. Ophelia Jackson
past 10 days, enroute to Cairo, ILL.,, to
(Wison) and Name Jackson, 1890;
Nora Motifs, 1898; Theodore Turner,
1900; Thomas Motifs, 1901; Robert
Motifs, 1905; James Crump, 1906; Leon
Motifs, 1907; Howard Motifs, 1910.
The first graduate named here is also
the first colored child born in Daven-
port, Iowa, in 1855 and was the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Black.
Those reported from Ottumwa are
Mrs. Eva. Crump (Harris) 1891; S. Joe
Brown, 1894; Miss Blanch Horne
(BelD, 1898; Miss Edna Fowler (Mar-
tiny, 1899; Mrs. Bessie Owens, 1901;
Miss Lorine Vincent, 1909 from the Os-
kaloose are Freeman Williams, 1886.
deceased; George Blagburn 1889;
John Lewis, 1890; physician and
druggist in Chicago; James Dameron,
1891; Eddie Carter, 1900; Willie Ringo
1909, stenographer in Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Bertha Strauthers, 1910; Ethel
Terrell and Homer johnson, 1911.
Des Moines, Ia. West High: Isaac E.
Williamson the first colored, also first
mail carrier now in Washington, D. c.;
John Jackson, 1882; N. L. Black, 1886;
II. W. Hughes, 1899, mail carrier;
MissSarah Porter, 1898, a teacher in
Kansas City, NO., Miss Blanch Renix,
1898; Branham N. Hyde, 1907; Miss
Adah F. Hyde, 1908, senior next
year in the regular course at the State
University; Geo. McCraven, 1908; Will
liam P. Warrick, 1909; Miss Zelma
Stanton (Brown), 1908; East High:
Luella D. Davis (Wilburn) William
jackson; Luther Abbey; Miss Jella
Davis; deputy county Recorder; Mrs.
Clara Smith (James); James Davis;
Misses Nettie, Pearl and May Tolliver;
Mrs. Francis Walker (HalD; Miss
Nettie Woods; Miss Stella Wilburn
ldeceased); Robt. s. Bruce. North
Des Moines High School, Oak Park:
Leonard and Archie Alexander, the
former now a student in full course in
State University 1912, a great athlete
star foot ball man on the regular
football team. North Des Moines High
school: Bessie Reeves (deceased), Miss
d.etta Carey, now a student, 1912, at
state University; Miss Anna Reeves.
Those from Marble Rock: Miss Ju-
ha Baily, 1907 Miss Mamie Baily,
1909; August Baily, 1910. Red Oak
give to us Lola Graves, 1904; Bulah
burton, 1906; (deceasedl Chas. Alex.