The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 26

The Gazette and Daily, York, TJNTY Thursday Mrning, April 13, 1950 26 Old-Time School Pictures Recall Another Generation 1 Si' i loiyy -yy sow xe vww. xrtyy -Xv rVr- x-x WO 0Wtf Kv9 x-. wv, '--v. 'J III 7 Wrn fc A I MEMORIES OF ANOTHER ERA These pupils posed for this picture in 1897 while attending; Blackberry school in Latimore township, Adams county. Left to right, they were: First row, Sarah Chronister, Clara Starner, Alice Cleaver, Ella Brough, Lulu Bear, Lillian Bear, Irene Davis; second row, Herman Hewitt, John Lerew, Maud Ernest, Flora Davis, Daisy Myers, Clara Starner, Matilda Davis, Roy Davis; third row, Daisy Fishel, Mary Walker, Hattie Brough, Gertrude Sipe, Sadie Miller, Goldie Sheaffer, Emma Fishel, Matilda Chronister, Margie Cleaver, Myrtle Frey; fourth row, Harold Rhinehart, Ottis Frey, Harry Miller, Mervin Chronister, Mervln Brough, the teacher; Sue Shelly, John Sipe, Charles Hewitt, William Myers, Robert Fishel; fifth row, Ira Bear, George Johnson, William Rhinehart, John Lerew, Levi Chronister, Raymond Ernest, Roy Rhinehart and George 1885 EDITION OF DOVER SCHOOL Roman Bowersox was teacher at Dover school when the photographer visited the school 65 years ago.

Fupils were, left to right: First row, Frank Meisenhelter, Charles Stough, Allen Ilarbold, Charles Meisenhelter and William Toomey. Second row, Rosa Gross, Sadie Weaver, Lottie Rodgers, Katie Stough, Sadie Kohr and Norma Baughman. Third row, Joe Ilarbold, William Hoover, Frank Daron, Harvey Spangler, Claud Stough, Charles Swartz, Irvin Gross and William Link. Fourth row, Carrie Keasey, Lucy Leiberknecht, Anna Bentzel, Lucy Rodgers, William Boose, Peter Quickel and Lewis Kohr. Fifth row, Lucy Kohr, Margie Stough, Nettie Leib, Lillie Neiman, Maggie Swartz, Lillie Swartz and Minnie Weaver.

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FALKENSTEIN'S SCHOOL IN 1905 Rose Deveney was teacher of Falkenstein's school, Springfield township, 45 years ago. Fupils were, left to right: First row, John Landis, Walter Lentz, Spencer Shaffer, Charles Heeney, Maurice Shaffer and William Shearer. Second row, Margie Ness, Carrie Shearer, Delia Ness, Verna Keeney, Mary Keeney, Verna Lentz, Bessie Brenneman, Carrie Diehl and Gertrude Reynolds. Third row, Curvin Ness, Ervin Lentz, Allen Falkenstein, Emory Ness, Edward Reever, Laura Shearer, Paul Brenneman and Anna Reynolds. Fourth row, Meda Landis, Elsie Brenneman and Violet Landis, and fifth row, Anna Walters, Rose Deveney, teacher, and Mabel Lentz.

Pupils were, left to right: Bottom row, William Hoff, John Brenneman, Harry Hassler, William Gladfelter, Edward Groft, Maurice Shue, Edward Stine, William Fishel, James Hoff, William Pfeiirer ana 1 Joseph Heighes. Second row, Minnie Lentz, Mabel Shue, Bessie Heighes, Elsie Rosenzweig, Minerva Peiffer, Myrtle Groft, Bertha Shue, Dolly Klinedinst, Mabel Brenneman, Lucy Beck, Edna Gladfelter and Mary Gladfelter. Third row, George Brenneman, Jennie Peiffer, Maggie Rosenzweig, Charles Hoff, Clarence Gladfelter, Claude Kindig, George Rosenzweig, Andrew Beck, Lloyd Lentz, Bert Klinedinst, Harvey Klinedinst and Curtis Brenneman. Fourth row, Dora Hassler, Rebecca Rosenzweig, Dora Shue, Laurence Groft, Howard Beck, Victor 4, Shue and Henry Kosenzweig. pHMuimin mini 1111 mii.immmmmmmmmmmmmmmtyt CTp8 i I i i if I G) pi 11 M9fcde 0 a 3 I- I jmf VfVr I i iMiBiMiimirtwifiiii'i'ivffriwrt i FAIR'S SCHOOL, 1891 These were the pupils in Fair's school, Codorus township, when this photo was taken in 1891.

Mira Gardner was teacher. Pupils were, left to right: First row, Charles Theophel, Spencer W. Bortner, Emory C. Lau, Maurice Manchey, Henry J. Bahn, Charles M.

Gantz, Chauncey Gantz, Spencer S. Bortner, John M. Gantz, Rose Bortner Taylor and Daisy Bortner Emig. Second row, Meda E. Bortner, Rose Jones, Emma Bortner Klinefelter, Lizzie Cornbower Sandruck, Annie Bahn, Ida Theophel Kupp, Alice Bubb Tboman, Mena Bortner Cooper, Katie Bortner Garman, Emma Gantz Taylor and Clarence Lau.

Third row, Irene Manchey Warner, Elma Gantz, Agnes Gantz Meckley, Emma Myers, Jemima Gantz Snyder, Ida Bortner Jones, Mira Gardner, teacher; May Warner Delle, Alice Dise Rakel and Sarah Gantz Fair. Fourth row, Clarence Bortner, Elmer C. Cooper, Paul J. Manchey, William Bortner, Walter S. Bortner, Cornelius J.

Bahn, William CpoperPaul J. Bahn and John Fishel, school director HION RIDGE SCHOOL IN 190ft The pupils of Iron Ridge school, Heidelberg township, given a brief rest from their studies to pose for the cameraman in 1906. Curvin A. Wentz was the teacher Left to right, they were: First row, Catharine Hoover, Grace Ruby, Herbert Strausbaugh, Lloyd; Rohrbaugh, Allen Luckenbaugh, Viola Luckenbaugh, Alvin Dubbs, Goldie Thomas, Effie Rudisili, Gracc Rudisill, Melvin Ruby; second row, Annie Hoover, Cora Dubbs, Iva Thomas, Erma Moul, Lottie Schrum Filmore Menges, Norman Strausbaugh, Mr. Wentz, the teacher; Chester Bair, Emory Strausbaugh, Walter Shutt, Chauncey Rohrbaugh, Norman Wentz, William Hoover, Ray Bair; third row, Carrie Menges, Fannie Wentz, Mollie Hoover, Lida Reachard, Sallie Strausbaugh, Ervin Menges, Venus Thomas, Robert Rice, Flavins Reachard, Claude Wentz, Samuel Hoover, Clair Menges; fourth row, Luther Hoover; Edna Dubbs, Romaine Rohrbaugh, Katie Thomas, Bessie Strausbaugh, Edna Menges, William Rice an William Menges.

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