Groner School #39

Title

Groner School #39

Description

Black and white image of a group of school children standing in the stairs. Their teacher, Thelma Hesse, stands behind them. The historic Groner School was established in 1907 when the Flint School District split into the Groner and Kinton Schools, and the first school building was built in 1908 on land donated by Ferdinand Groner, a local walnut farmer. When the current Groner Consolidated School was built in 1949, the old school building was razed.

[back] [typed label] Groner School 1937. Fourth row from left: Kenny Carlson, Frank Gusto, John Bernau, Thelma Hesse, -Teacher. Third row from left: [blank] Thompson, Marion Garbarino, [blank], Sam Gotter, Wilbur McCune. Second row from left: Louis Hesse, Wallace Flint, Myron Bish, Dorothy Orr, Iris Newbry, Jean Trask. Front row: [blank] Green?, Evelyn Gust, Dolores Garbarino, Ethel Newbry, Norma Jean Thompson, Forrest (Jr.) Newbry, Albert Lovgren.

Identifier

WCMpic_012990

Creator

Schramel Studio, photographer, Hillsboro, Oregon

Subject

Schools

Rural schools

School children

Hesse, Thelma

Carlson, Kenny

Gusto, Frank

Bernau, John

McCune, Wilbert

Garbarino, Marion

Gotter, Sam

Hesse, Louis

Flint, Wallace

Bish, Myron

Orr, Dorothy

Newbry, Irish

Trask, Jean

Gusto, Evelyn

Garbarino, Dolores

Newbry, Ethel

Thompson, Norma Jean

Newbry, Forrest, Jr.

Lovegren, Albert

Education History

Genealogy & Family History

Spatial Coverage

Scholls, Oregon

Language

English

Date Created

9/29/1937

Date

1937

Medium

photographic prints

Rights

Online access to this image is for research and educational purposes only. To inquire about permissions, order a reproduction, or for more information, please contact the Five Oaks Museum at Research@FiveOaksMuseum.org.

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Type

Still Image

Source

Washington County Museum