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Clay County, Iowa |
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Meadow Township Schools
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Meadow Township 4 1899-1900 Pupils:
Contributed by: Doris Batschelet |
 | Meadow 3 Fairview School (ca 1887-1930) |
 | Meadow 4 Pleasant View School (ca 1892-1962) |
 | Meadow 8 Greenwood School (ca. 1885-1955) |
 | Meadow No.9 Prairie Gem School (ca 1885-1953) |
Teachers and Pupils 1935
From Spencer Daily Reporter August 27, 1935
Eight school districts in Meadow township are consolidated into one tax area, Meadow-Langdon. The eight schools are under one board, a director from each district, a director-at-large, D.L.Ginger, who is also president of the board, a secretary, James L. Jackson, and a treasurer, Roy L. Hopkins. Meadow Independent has its own board of which Emerson Stauffer is president.
A fine corps of teachers for the rural schools has been retained for the year.
Number One
Miss Edith McHugh, director
H.E. Thomas, teacher
Pupils: Evelyn Thomas, Geneva, Charlotte and Loretta Simington, Mary, Ned and Maron Holmberg, Doris Kraft, Don Robbs little girl, Lyle Beving, Marvin and Mary Jeanine Morris.
Number Two
John Bielfeldt, director
Miss Iva Alger, teacher
Pupils: Wilbert Bielfeldt, Kenneth and Charlotte Kundel, Louise and Arthur Heerde, Margaret and Kenneth Krukow, and Raymond, Marion, Charlene, Doris, Dale, Virginia and Duane Schoning.
Number Four
A.M. Graham, director
Miss Luella Beving, teacher
Pupils: Jackie Graham, Beverly and Joan Kohn, Billy Hendrickson, the Andy Fliss and Paul Garoutte children.
Langdon School
Miss Pauline Kaus, teacher
John Rute, director
Pupils: John Beishe, Duane and Marvin Craig, Marjean, Darrell and Bonnie Beving, Ruth Marian, Arthur and Arold Dodge, Carl Nielson, Virginia Peterson, Ray Anderson and Donald, Robert, Genevieve, Charlotte, John Charles and Gloria Ginger.
East School
Miss Bernadine Dunnaway, teacher
B. Durst, director
Pupils: Paul, Ervin, Edna Mae and Glen Durst, Dorothy, Gladys, Steve, Sylvester, Johnnie and James Cain, Duane and Elaine Milton and Dale, Clarence, Dorothy and Effie Taylor.
Number Seven
Roy C.Lawrence, director
Miss Helen Morrow, teacher
Pupils: Helen Conrad, Darrel Swift, Lawrence Hansen, Helen Stukey, and Rodney and Shirley Farnham.
Number Eight
Miss Inez Rhodes, teacher
L.A. Hanna, director
Pupils: Everett, Leonard, Norma, Lietha and Keith Sorenson, Ruth Hanna and Gordon Thomsen.
Porter-McHugh
Miss violaThomsen, teacher
Pupils: Laverne Clifford, Nancy and Lewis Jordan, the children in Porter Hugh, Dave Jones and Leslie Woods homes.
Independent District
Miss Beving, Teacher
From Spencer Daily Reporter October 9,1935
Meadow Independent District 3 Fairview School
Eileen Beving was teacher. Pupils included Mary Gray, Donnie Gray and Leo Gray
Liberty School District 4
Teacher was Mildred I. Woolston.
there were 17 pupils. Students included Janice Kruse, Arlene Goyette, Belva Bailey, Lorna Bailey, Arnold Kruse, Billy Kruse, Florence Wede, Mary Ann Kruse, Robert Goyette
Meadow No.8 Greenwood School Pupils included Everett Sorenson, Ruth Hanna, and Norma Sorenson
