School and Class Pictures

Left to Right:
Front Row, kneeling: Eldon PECK (?), Gilbert BATES, Clarence CRAGGS, Eldon LEACH, Chester BARE, Henry CHISM, William WOODS

Middle Row: Ina DAINS, Martha BATES, Gertie BARE, Beatrice BATES, Lena BARE, Esther LEACH, Myrtle BARE, Floyd CHISM, Frank CHISM

Back Row: Harry WOODS, Clem WEISE, Susie WEISE, Laura ELDRED (teacher), May BARE, Letha LEACH, Louis LEACH, Wright WOODS

Contributed by Dorothy Shannon, all rights reserved.

Benld School, Cahokia Township

Nov 1920
3rd Grade
Teacher: Miss Ruth Niells

Nov 1920
6th Grade
Teacher: Mrs. Vera VanDoren

May 1930
3rd Grade
Teacher: Mrs. Wilma Downing

Blackburn College, Carlinville Township

Bott School, 1927, Brighton Township

Bott School may have been located across the border of Brighton Township, in Madison County.

Carlinville City School No. 3, 1858-9

Catalogue of City School No. 3 Carlinville
In the Winter Session of 1858-9
Rev. L. S. Williams, Principal
Miss Harriet A. Whitaker, Assistant in Grammar Department
Miss Flora F. Andrews & Miss Maria Fishback, Teachers in the Intermediate and Primary Departments

Keep this while you live, mark those who die before you, and let us all meet in that "Better Land far, far away."

Names marked with + are living and are residents of Carlinville. Those marked with * are known to be deceased.

Susan Actone +
Mary C. Adams
John D. Allen
William T. Allen
Nancy Anderson
Wm. A. Anderson
A. M. Baird*
Franklin Baird
Margaret Baird
Mary J. Baird
Virginia Baird
Charles Bailey
Theodore Bailey
Robert Bates
Martha Bates*
Andrew J. Bates*
Isabella Bates
Lucy Beattie
John H. Boyd
Thomas H. Boyd
Samuel I. Berry*
Robert Berry
Sam'l M. Berry*
Edward Berry
Kate Berry +
Belle E. Berry*
Henry Bartles
Richard Baker*
Thomas Baker*
Robert Bell
Martha J. Drish*
James Burch
Wm. Bremer
Edgar Brink*
Emily Bacon
Alex M. Boring +
S. Elizabeth Braley
Sarah E. Braley
Elnora Braley
Nancy Burnett
John H. Cherry*
Sarah Cherry
Edward Cherry
Wm. Chapman*
Samuel Chapman

John Conover*
James Clark
Samuel Clark
Thomas Cook *
Thomas Crew
Walter Crew +
James Crew
C. W. Crone
Coll'n J. Cockrell*
H. P. Cockrell
John E. Cockrell*
Wm. Campbell
Susan Davis +
Sarah T. Davis +
Nicholas Dubois
Cath'e M. Dubois
Sarah Doss
Lewis Deasel*
James Denison*
Archy Denison*
Ellen Dugger*
John W. Dugger
Jackson Drennan*
T. A. Ellis
Oliver Fishback
Eliza J. Fletcher
Aleta Fitzgerald (??) *
W. D. Graham*
Mary Grubbs
Wm. S. Grubbs
Catharine Grubbs
Charles Glass
Orville Glass
John Glass*
Isabella Garnett
Eleanor Glesner*
John A. Glesner
T. F. Glesner
Julia Hamilton*
Mary H. Headley
Robert Hankins +
John C. Hankins +
Keturah Hart
Samuel Mills*
Sus'n Halderman*

M'y F. Halderman*
J. B. Halderman*
Mary E. Oldham*
Sarah A. Hicks
John W. Hicks
Sarah Hall
John W. Hall*
James O. Hall*
Sophia Hobson
Jane Hall
Jimmy Hall*
Sarah Hill*
Wm. H. Jordan
John Jones +
Sam'l T. Keller*
Cind'lla C. Keller
Mary C. Keller
Wilbur F. Keller
Aug. Klanenberg*
Anto'e Knabnor +
Wm. C. Logan*
Mary V. Logan*
Sa'h J. Hamilton*
Vivian Logan*
Mal. Lightbo??n
Diana Lentz*
Henrietta Lentz +
Lena Lentz
Far. Steinmeyer
Hannah Mills +
Mary A. Mills
James J. Mead
Ellen Neeley *
Eliz'th A. Palmer +
John M. Palmer*
Amanda Patison
Henry Pollard
Charles Pollard*
Julia Pollard
G. Pocklington +
Sarah Pockl'ton +
P. H. Pentzer*
John Phillips +
Robert Queen
James D. Queen*

Ellen C. Robert'n*
Eli'th Robinson*
David Robinson
Emma Rider
B. F. Ross
Mary A. Smock*
John H. Shibley
Edward Logan*
Antoinette Snow
Hezekiah Short*
John Spoon*
John Shilinglaw
Otto Steinmeyer*
Hy. Younghans
Mary Taggart +
Edward Trover +
John L. Tunnell*
Susan Uhl
James Uhl
Jesse Underkofler*
H. Underkofler
Mary Underkofler
Eliz Underflofler*
Chas W. Vankirk +
Emma Vankirk*
James Vankirk*
James Vanmeter
Jas. Vanarsdale*
Ella Vanarsdale
Mary E. Whitaker
H. B. Whitaker
Edna C. Whitaker
Charles Walker*
Fannie Woods*
William Woods
Soph Woodward*
Emma Welton +
Wm. Stanford
Mary Welton
Ha't Weatherford
Margar't J. Work
William Work*
Edw. Younghans
Mary Younghans

Carlinville Community High School, 1911-1929

Carlinville Free School, built 1866

According to an article "School's Out" in the Macoupin Co. Enquirer 6/20/2002, the building in the photo is the Carlinville Free School built on the site of the South school building in 1866, completed 1867. It replaced 3 smaller, earlier schools and was "one of the largest and certainly the most ornate building in town when it was completed." In 1912, the Central building was built just north of it to house the High School. In 1924 the 3rd floor of the Free School building was declared unsafe, and in 1928 the Free School was razed and the South School building that still stands was built on the spot. The cornerstone of the old building was moved to the SW corner of the new building, and the 2-story carved stone main entrance of the old building which originally faced S. Broad was carefully removed and became the south entrance of South School where it can be seen to this day. -- Elisabeth Herndon

Carlinville School, 1913, 1st Grade

My mother, Alice Strait, is in the second row, left to right number 6 (center white dress, white bow). Does anyone know other students in this picture? -- Annette Miner

Carlinville School, 1914 to 1916, 2nd or 3rd Grade

Carlinville School, 1918-1919, 1st Grade

Carlinville School, 1919-1920, 2nd Grade

Boy, 2nd from right, 2nd row from the top, is my uncle, Joseph Liston, who was born Dec 1911 and in 1919 or 1920 would have been 8 or 9 years old and in the 2nd or 3rd grade. -- Marsha Liston Bradshaw

Carlinville School, 1919-1920, 3rd Grade

Originally noted as 1920 or 1921, 3rd or 4th Grade, but the bicycle on the far left looks like the bicycle on the far left of the 1919-1920 7th Grade photo.

Carlinville School, 1919-1920, 7th Grade

Carlinville School, 1920-1921, 8th Grade

Carlinville School, 1922, 5th Grade

I don't know anyone in the picture except my Uncle Eugene Strait, who passed away a year and a half ago, at the age of 89. I do not know where Sunnyside School was, but the Strait family lived on Johnson street, a few blocks from the courthouse (in town center) in 1922 ... moved into that house in 1913, so the Strait children would have attended schools in town. -- Annette Miner, 2004

Denby School No. 55, South Palmyra Township

Eureka School, 1894 Oct 01, Western Mound Township

This photo belonged to my grandfather James R McClain. -- Mike McClain

1 Lucy Wilder, 2 Flora McClain, 3 Bill Flangan, 4 Mimie Are, 5 ??orse Etter, 6 Clara Froun, 7 Myrtel Etter, 8 Viola McClain ?, 9 ? (blank), 10 ? (blank), 11 (blank), 12 Kate Flangan, 13 Dot Wilder, 14 Hattie Costelo, 15 Edda Nemur, 16 Sadde Ba???, 17 Hurber Etter, 18 Harry ??aprt, 19 Dar Grant, 20 ?reter Flangan, 21 Leo Robinson, 22 Joe Bates, 23 John ??larn, 24 Fred Wilder, 25 Holla Neninos, 26 Mag Lows, 27 Minie Souis, 28 (blank), 29 Sam Lous, 30 Jack(?) Mefeid.

Very hard to read the names. They are written in a child's poor hand writing with little regard to capitalization. I hope this helps some.

Franklin School, North Otter Township

Gillespie High School, 1922 (possibly)

I am not 100% positive, but it sure looks like my father, Andrew Menzie, is the third boy from the left in the front row. The one who is smiling. He was born in 1907 in Gillespie, grew up there and graduated from high school there. I looked up Walter Slaughter in the 1920 census on Ancestry and saw that he was born in 1907 also. So that makes it very likely. Thanks for taking an interest. -- Margaret Menzie Teague

Contributed by David Richards, son of Roy Richard and Barbara Slaughter Richard, grandson of Walter Slaughter (pictured in front row, second from the right) and Leta Vaughn Smith of Gillespie, great-grandson of George Slaughter and Alice Voyles Slaughter of Gillespie.

Girard East Elementary School, 1911-12

In the front row, the third little girl from the right side with the dark hair, is my mother Rena Jenkins. Rena's brother, Ira jenkins, is the blond boy standing next to the teacher. The teacher is Miss O'Neil. -- Wanda Mayernick Bober

Contributed by Wanda Mayernick Bober

Girard Elementary School, 1946, 3rd Grade

1 Stanley MILLER, 2 Janice SHEARBURN, 3 Eileen MILLER, 4 Patsy GARST, 5 Barbara BARNETT, 6 Violet POST, 7 Robert SMITH, 8 Dickie ENLGAND, 9 Ida Faye CLEVENGER, 10 Georgia NATION, 11 Loretta SMITH, 12 Corrine CHERRY, 13 Helen KATZENMEIER, 14 Clella ENGLAND, 15 Mary DOHM (Teacher), 16 Norman LAIR, 17 Reed WOOLEY, 18 Harold SWEET, 19 Edwin MILLER, 20 Freddie GARST

Contributed by Emily Crump Jones

Girard High School, Class of 1905

Front row, left to right:
Rosse HARLAN,
Georgia DONALDSON,
Edythe COVERDILL,
Jessie SHAFER,
Elizabeth ECCLES (Valedictorian),
Harry DECK (Class Secretary).

Back row, left to right:
Professor COFFIELD,
Lois Irene GATES [TROVER] (Salutatorian and Vice President),
Jim BRISTOW (Class President),
Professor MCEIHENNY,
Wesley RUTHERFORD,
Nettie SHOWALTER,
Professor MACK.

"My grandmother, Lois GATES TROVER, was the Salutatorian of this Class of 1905, Girard High School. I have her diploma and it appears to be on sheepskin. She gave the 1905 class picture to me before she died." -- M. Trover

Contributed by M. Trover

The Class flower: Lily of the Valley
Motto: Ad Astra Per Aspera

Program

Overature: by the Girard Orchestra
March: Mrs. Albert Lutkemeyer
Invocation: Rev. A. H. Harnly
Quartet: "We Rock Away", Blackburn College Quartet *
Salutatory: Purpose in Life, by Lois Gates
Oration: The Passing of the Red Man, by Rosse Harlan
Quartet: "A Man of Thessaly", Blackburn College Quartet
Oration: Be Master of Your Own Situation, by Edythe Coverdill
Vocal Solo: "When the Convent Bells Were Ringing", sung by James Bristow
Oration: True Greatness, by Harry Deck
Quartet: "Farmer Slow", Blackburn College Quartet
Oration: To Juniors, by Nettie Showalter
Oration: To Seniors, by Charles Dix
Instrumental Music: Girard Orchestra
Oration: Punctuality, by Georgia Donaldson
Recitation: selections, by Jessie Shafer
Quartet: "Goblins", Blackburn College
Quartet Oration: Rise & Fall of Nations, by Wesley Rutherford
Oration & Valedictorian: On the Ruins of the Past, Blooms the Perfect Rose at Last, by Elizabeth Eccles
Quartet: "Cause I'd Nothing Else to Do", Blackburn College Quartet
Address: Supt. Heywood Coffield
Presentation of Diplomas: C. H. Metcalf, President of the Board
Quartet: "Good Night", Blackburn College Quartet
Benediction: Rev. Windbigler

Grimes School Class, 1894 Nov 27, Gillespie Township

Gillespie - Grimes school pupils and their teacher, November 27, 1894. The students are not identified, but the teacher was Miss Lora Stokes, now Wheeler, who was 95 years of age last November, and is now a patient Lakeview Nursing HOme, Carlinville. Granville Wheeler of Gillespie is a son of the former teacher.

1 Aunt Edith, 2 Aunt Olive, 3 Aunt Lelia (mama's sister), 4 Uncle Walter Voyles (mama's brother)

"My great grandmother was Lora Rachel Stokes Wheeler - the teacher in the picture.

"Grimes School picture was taken November 27, 1894. This picture and newspaper article belonged to my grandmother, Rita Wheeler McDermott.

"Lora Rachel Stokes Wheeler was born 9 Nov 1875 in Hettick, Macoupin County, and died 9 Jan 1973 in Carlinville, Macoupin County. The newspaper article says she is 95. So I think it is from a Gillespie newspaper around 1971/1972." -- Kathie Marabella

1900 Federal Census
for the Walter and Lilia Voyles in the newspaper article.

Name: Walter Vogles
Age: 11
Birth Date: Jun 1888
Birthplace: Illinois
Home in 1900: Gillespie, Macoupin, Illinois
[Macoupin]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Richard Vogles
Father's Birthplace: Illinois
Mother's Name: Margrette Vogles
Mother's Birthplace: Illinois
Occupation:
Household Members:
Name Age
Richard Vogles 56
Margrette Vogles 52
Lelie Vogles 15
Walter Vogles 11
Jessie Morrisen 12
Eva Morrisen 10
Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Gillespie, Macoupin, Illinois; Roll: 324; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 0058; FHL microfilm: 1240324.

1900 Federal Census
for the Edith and Olive Person listed in picture. (The name is not Reassin nor Leason.)

Name: Edith Reassin
[Edith Leason]
Age: 15
Birth Date: Dec 1885
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1900: Gillespie, Macoupin, Illinois
[Macoupin]
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: James Reassin
Father's Birthplace: Illinois
Mother's Name: Susa Reassin
Mother's Birthplace: Illinois
Occupation:
Household Members:
Name Age
James Reassin 53
Susa Reassin 51
Jessie Reassin 19
Edith Reassin 15
Olive R Pearsen 12
Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Gillespie, Macoupin, Illinois; Roll: 324; Page: 10B; Enumeration District: 0058; FHL microfilm: 1240324.

Hazel Green School, South Otter Township

Hettick High School, 1906 Dec 01, Barr Township

This photo belonged to my great grandmother, Orah Clevenger Kinney. I don’t know all the names of the people in this photo, but the girl with the ink mark on her shoulder (2nd row middle) is Orah Clevenger Kinney and the boy with the ink mark on his shoulder is her husband, Earl Kinney. I suspect the girl to the left of Orah was her sister Opal (or Opel) Clevenger Reynolds, who was just 2 years older than Orah, but I don’t know that for certain. -- April Wood, 2018 Apr 26

Contributed by April Wood

Hettick High School, 1937, Barr Township

Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Reba Clark, Vera Stanton, Ruth Kinney, Leroy Mullens, Mary Baker, John Stratton, Anastasia Reznicek, Lee Sonneborn, Faye Rands, Wayne Stottler, Mr. H. E. Clay (Coach), Miss Dorothy Allen (Fac.), Mr. Albert Reeder (Supt.)

This was my grandmother’s. She is top middle, Ruth Kinney (married name Hughes). -- April Wood, 2018 Apr 26

Contributed by April Wood

Immanual Lutheran Church School, 2nd Grade

My Grandmother and her sibs were reported to have attended Immanuel Luthern Church School [possibly could be Zion, too], and this is supposedly a photo of one of them in the 2nd Grade. Assuming that the kids would be 7 - 8 years old in the 2nd Grade ?, then this photo would be between about 1896 - 1911.

My Grandmother [Marie] told me that as the oldest, she rode a horse to school with a couple of the younger kids along the back. The horse was tied out during school and after school, they rode the horse back home [Cahokia Twp in 1900, Mt. Olive Twp in 1910 - possibly Carlsburg]. Marie had left the area by 1908, but still was given photos taken later than that. I suspect that she is not in the photo but maybe one of the younger children. -- Sharon Buethner

The children and their birthdates are:
Maria [Mary] Schultz, 1888
Bill [William] Schultz, 1893
Mate [Mae] Hillmann, 1895
Theresia [Tracy] Hillmann, 1897
Walter Hillmann, 1900
John Hillmann, 1903

Contributed by Sharon Buethner

Liberty School No. 11, South Palmyra Township

Mount Olive School Room 44, Nov 1909, Palmyra Township

Mount Olive School, 1912, Distict 60, Palmyra Township

In 1912, students at Mount Olive School, District 60 just south of Palmyra [not in the town of Mount Olive], were first row, Virgil Tummengly, Ralph Robinson, Willie Best, Roy Robinson;
second row, Vern Stewart, Norman Tummengly, Vivian Standifer (Cox), Ruby Best (Weller);
third row, Earl Pratt, Chet Tummengly, Eva Stewart (England), Blanche Lowe or Lows (Stanton), Hazel Robinson (Whittaker), Mable Pratt (Quarton), Doshle Angelo;
fourth row, William Pratt, Art Best, Russell Ross, Letha Pratt (Austwick), Ruth Brown, Loy Whitaker, Earl Best and Paul Best.
The teacher was Elsie Baptist (Photo loaned by W. G. Best of Palmyra)

Contributed by Mary McKenzie

Nilwood Township Schools

Nilwood Elementary School
Built 1927, closed in the 1970's, torn down in 2013

Plainview Elementary School, 1921 Oct 27, Hilyard Township

The only student I know is my uncle, Edward John Ratz, Jr. He is seated in the first row, 2nd from left, again wearing overalls. He's resting his face on his hand. I'd love to find out if someone can put names to the many other faces, please! -- Cheryl Ratz Gross

Contributed by Cheryl Ratz Gross

Pleasant Hill School, South Otter Township

The new Pleasant Hill school, complete with a full basement, was built in 1922 and the first class moved in during the spring of 1923. The one room structure was remodeled in 1953 by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmerli who lowered the 14 foot ceiling to eight feet, and partitioned the interior into two bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, hall and bath. (Girard Gazette Staff photo by Martin Jones)

Teacher: Ora Edith Lemarr Fullington

Prairie Chapel School, South Otter Township

Raffurty School, Polk Township

This Raffurty Schoolhouse is located at the corner of Finch Road and Rinaker Road, Section 6, Polk Township, Macoupin County, Illinois, 2009. Private property. Picture facing NW. Picture is from Lloyd Konneker.

"Complete with water pump and storm cellar. I peeked inside. It's pretty rough, but the blackboards are still there. How long before chalk is just a memory?" – Lloyd Konneker

"There were two Raffurty schoolhouses in Polk Township. One has been moved to the Macoupin County Historical Society Grounds. This rural school house building still standing in section 6 of Polk township at the corner of Rinaker road and Finch road was the Raffurty School District 91. It was the first school district organized in Polk township. A part of the district was also in Chesterfield, Bird and Western Mound townships. The old school house is on the James Wheeler farm and had been in miscellaneous use as a farm storage building following the closing of all rural school districts during the consolidation of the rural schools in 1948." -- Jim Frank

The old school house building standing there [Rinaker road and Finch road] now is the newer Raffurty school house built to replace the old school house. When the new building was erected, the old school building was moved to the Charles Barnstable farm and used as a chicken house. It is this building that was donated by Mrs. Charles Barnstable and moved into the Historical Society grounds in Carlinville and restored. Raffurty School District was known as the Union School District until 1913 when the named was changed to Raffurty, named after the owner of the farm where the school was located. At that time there were four other schools in Macoupin county by the name of Union, thus the reason these school named Union were changed. The yearly school reports turned in to the County Superintendent of Schools by the teacher teaching at the school each particular year spell Raffurty with the ur instead of er. Interesting!"

"Chesterfield Items. Union School House in the neighborhood of James Rafferty's has been enlarged, newly covered, repainted and renovated generally and is now a credit to the district." -- The Macoupin County Enquirer, November 4, 1869. Contributed by Sue Raffurty McMurry

"The spelling of Rafferty/Raffurty is incidental … all the same family. The only branch of the family that used the Raffurty spelling is my line - from James Raffurty - his father & brothers, nephews, etc. spelled it with the "er". My James Raffurty changed his because 3 James Rafferty's received mail at the same PO." – Sue McMurry

Shipman School, 1927, 7th and 8th Grades

Left to Right -

Back row: Edward John Ratz Jr. (my uncle - in overalls), Russell Lockyer, Warner Braun, Ron Breitwiser, Allen Kahl.

Middle row: Stanley Smith, Wilbur Kahl, Milan Kahl, Neal Christopher, Ives LeBorne.

Front row: Nell Gaspard (teacher), Mary LeBorne, Alberta Lyles, Anna Weiss.

Contributed by Cheryl Ratz Gross

Smalleytown School, Bunker Hill Township

Smalleytown School was built on Andrew Smalley's land, Section 3 of Bunker Hill Township, and located on the north side of Miles Station Road, about a mile off Rt 159. Andrew came from Somerset County, New Jersey. Andrew's daughter, Frances, was the first teacher at Smalleytown School.

Staunton School, c. 1916, 8th Grade

Back Row, left to right: E. Paulick, R. Sanders, H. Weise, J. Hastings, B. Bozarth, H. Miller
Girls Standing, left to right: Teacher Miss Westermeier, A. Spence, Mildred Ott, D. Basso, M. Smith, E. Mull, E. Sievers, J. Finnegan
Girls Seated, left to right: A. Jones, Dorothy Emilie Panhorst ( born 2 Aug 1901, Staunton IL, died 29 Dec 1961 St Louis MO), B. King, H. Rollands
Boys Seated, left to right: J. Kotzman, A. Gerlt, T. Walsher, John William "Jack" Panhorst (born 2 Aug 1901 Staunton IL, died 18 Sep 1967 Indianapolis IN), H. O. Linton
Absent: Clarbell Patterson

Contributed by John Panhorst

Union School, Chesterfield Township

Virden High School

Virden Bulldogs, 1928 or 1929 Team Photo

Top row, 6th from left: Joseph Francis Cinotto (from grandson Pete Cinotto)

3rd row from bottom, 5th from left: Earl "Bulldog" Graham

2nd row, far right: Coach Sam England

Contributed by Debbie Stalego

Virden 1930 Graduates

Pictured from Left to Right -

1st Row:
Dorothea McGlothlin, Charles Stalega, Margaret Vietti, John Parks, Mary Betts, Clarence Clark, Clarence Boyle, James Bradley, Joseph (Francis) Cinotto, Velma Novotny, William Vivian, Mary Klein, Arline Smithson.

2nd Row:
Okal Wrightsman, Miriam Brubaker (Secretary), James Clark, Lucille Burgess, Clifford Hunter, Mamie Jones, LaRue Andrews (Vice-President), George Trojack, Lauretta Tobin, Herbert Malsbury, Nina Scofield, Elmer Riva, Doris Davidson, Earl Ritchie.

3rd Row:
Edvige Calsoni, Harold Vivian, Earl Graham, Hazel Haines (Treasurer), Anton Borella, Bernice Williams, Andrew Hunter, Doreen Bailey, Thomas Mellish, Dorothy Schien, Eldon Rutherford, Genevieve Smithson, Howard Dodd, Mary Baruzzini.

4th Row:
Archie Wilson, Wilma Long, Charles Bolton, Norma Baumgartner, Clyde Friend, Virginia Linkinholder, James Murphy (President), Enid Alderson, Charles Cowdrey, Thelma Harshbarger, Morrell Jacoby, Ethel Hammer, R.M. Alderson.

5th Row:
Dwight Branham, Alice Fletcher, Houston Lay, Fern Way (class Sponsor), O. T. Marston (Principal), Atili Chiti (Class Sponsor), Maurice Snell, Mervin Guthrie, Margaret McCready.

Contributed by Debbie Stalego

Bear Rough School, 1904, Bird Township