Students at Banks School

Title

Students at Banks School

Description

Sepia-toned image of a group of school students standing on the porch and a temporary step outside of their building. Most of the boys wear coats and pants, some wear short pants and one boy has a ruffled collar. The girls wear print and patterned dresses of varying fabrics, and most wear their hair pulled back from their faces. Two men stand at the left of the group, one just visible behind the other. The school has broken out windows and an open door.

[front] [pen] Birt Friday [arrow pointing up at student.] Fred Ennis. [back] Birt, Deette 27. Back Row: Cecil Heltzel, Priss Williams, May Thornburg, Bertha Hayden, Stella Soehren, Harry Bradley, Walter Harman, cont. back row Orville Wilkes, Otis Harley, Pete Van Der Zanden (Teacher Mr. Burke) Geo. Dooley (Director) in back. 2nd Row, from back. Eva Shiffer, Bess Shepard, DeEtte Friday, Louise Mauss, Mary Vander Zanden, Rose Mauss, Edgar Harman. Bottom row: Fred Ennis, Earl Dooley, Oscar Shiffer, Emmett Shiffer, Birt Friday, Phil Parmley, Albert Van Der Zanden, Tom Soehren, Martin Van Der Zanden, Lester Soehren.

Identifier

WCMpic_015713

Subject

School children

Rural schools

Friday, Birt

Ennis, Fred

Smith, Cecil (Heltzel)

Williams, Priss

Thornburg, May

Hayden, Bertha

Soehren, Stella

Hannan, Walter

Bradley, Harry

Wilkes, Orville

Hartley, Otis

Vanderzanden, Peter

Burke, [?]

Dooley, George

Shiffer, Eva

Shepard, Bess

Galaway, DeEtte (Friday)

Mauss, Louise

Spiering, Mary (Vanderzanden)

Mauss, Rose

Hannan, Edgar

Ennis, Fred

Dooley, Earl

Shiffer, Oscar

Shiffer, Charles Emmett

Parmley, Philmore

Vanderzanden, Albert

Soehren, Thomas

Vanderzanden, Martin

Soehren, Lester

Genealogy & Family History

Spatial Coverage

Banks, Oregon

Language

English

Date Created

circa 1890s

Date

1890/1899

Medium

albumen 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