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Stewartsville Schools

Stewartsville Schools

Stewartsville High School, Freshman Class 1927

Back row: John S. McWilliams, Dallas Everett, Faron D. Hinderks, Angeline Saunders, Erna Hinderks, Ruth Turner, Donald Hinderks, Miss Maude Bauer (sponsor)
3rd row: Velma Simons, Vernelle Powell, Leona Lewallen, Irene Dice, Lorna Parr, Louise Bauer, Bertha Jones, Maxin Warrick.
2nd row: Gladys Marks, Glenna Graffe, Kathryn Jones, Pauline Waller, Cleta Hindricks, Josephine Peipiegerdes, Cleta Hawman?, Ethel Limb, Doris Baker.
Front row: Kenneth Dixon, Blair Hinderks, James Stephens, Carl Everett, James Snyder, Fred Limb, Lorain Powell. Owen Vendrick.
Note: Norman Beers, Gracy Myers not present. [some names were not clearly written]

Stewartsville High School Quarterly, Vol 1, No. 3, March 30, 1929
Della Maude Kagay, Editor; Dorothy Keesaman, Ass't. Editor; Angelyn Saunders, Business Mgr.; Kathrine Jones, Ass't Bus. Mgr.

Faculty of Stewartsville Public Schools:
Prof. H. C. Holt, Mr. Preston McCall, Miss Maude Bauer, Miss Bina Snell, Mr. A. M. Decker, Miss Marie Augenstein, Mrs. Lora Lockheart.

DeKalb County Spelling Contest, Febr. 16, 1929, Maysville, Missouri:
Vernell Powell, winner with 750 correctly spelled words; other Stewartsville HS contestants were Floyd Thornton, Emma Stevenson, Vineta Castle and Louise Bauer.

Honor Roll, second quarter
Freshmen: Dorothy Kibby, Joyce DeVall (both exempt from quarterly exams). Sophomores: Louis Bauer, Carl Everett. Juniors: Edith Ehlers, Vernell Christy. Seniors: Della Maude Kagay.

Freshmen Sponsor: Miss Dickey, aka Mrs John Maupin, taught English and Music Appreciation. On her marriage and move to Chicago, Illinois, her replacement was Mr. A. M. Decker.

Ira Hoffman, Freshman, dropped out of school January 1929.

Gladys Warren, formerly at Union Star, joined the Sophomore class.

Kathrine Jones, Angelyn Saunders and Lorna Parr earned "special mention" for their roles in "basket ball plays" and are stars in "Bits of Blarney," an Irish operetta which is being prepared.

Stewartsville High School Quarterly, Vol 1, No. 4, May 22, 1929

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