School Year 1931 – 1932

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This was the first year for Mr. and Mrs. DeWees. According to a 1937 Student Review editorial, the high school had only been approved by the State for 8 or nine credits when he arrived. I think that was the number for the previous year, and more was possible this year. I think 16 were already required for a diploma. The major accreditation barrier was sufficient teachers qualified in the high school subjects. I understand that the three students above did get 12-year certificates. It probably means that they were able to complete 16 units of work, but it was not all accredited, and thus an examination was required for an award of a diploma.

Oscar J. Terry (Son of Louis Terry), Melba Haynie, Oscar Terry (son of John Terry and cousin to Oscar J.)

Probably a twelve-grade certificate instead of a diploma awarded this year.

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President: John H. Bock

Clerk: Carl Heien

Superintendent: C. L. DeWess

• 1^st Grade: Mrs. Atchley? in Room 1
• 2^nd & 3^rd Grades: Mrs. DeWees in Room 2
• 4^th & 5^th Grades: Stella Fraley in Room 3
• 6^th & 7^th Grades: Stinnet in Room 4
• 8^th through 12^th Grades: Mabel Wilks?, Charley Graves, ?

#4 Mr. York, Bud Smith, Leon Messick all drove in the 1929-1936 period.

#2 Mark McFarland most years in 1929-1936 period.

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Edward E. Burdick?