School Notes:

First school in Wakefield

The first school ever taught in Wakefield township was by Miss Lucy Morey, who commenced January 7th, 1875. The Children of Mr. Barto consistuted the whole school. He was director, C.I. Blake was moderator and Philo Graves treasurer. The three were about all the heads of families in the district, and as moderator and treasurer were unable to furnish scholars for the school, that duty devolved entirely upon the director as above stated. Submitted By James Kinman


Rose Hill Scool, District No. 51, June 7, 1907

Cynthia A. Borg, Teacher

Pupils were:  1.  Belle Wheeler  2. Baley Miner  3.Agnes Christenson  4. Phillip Chinn  5. Roy Chaple  6. Walter Chinn 7. Ezra Christensen  8. Harvey Christensen  9. Eugene Wheeler  10. Alta Chinn  11. Harold Miner  12. Mabel Nelson  13. Clarence Miner  14. Lela Miller  15. Leland Miller  16. Nellie Miller 17. Malvin Lundin. Submitted By Robin Mosier



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1889 class photo believed to be West Union, District #2  | 1906 Clark Township school program | Logan Valley school #77 | High School building, Emerson, Nebr. | Allen 8th grade class 1926 | Hiland Martin | Waterbury 7th & 8th Grades 1931 | District 75, Wakefield Township, Dixon County, NE | 1922-1923 District 75, Wakefield Township, Dixon County,NE | The Freshies Maskell High School |
NEW Maskell School, Maskell, Nebraska   1920 or 1921 | Maskell High School Senior Sneak Day to Sioux City, May 5, 1930Maskell School: Melvina Anderson, Johanna Tauteand Charlotte Bostwick | Dixon County School Districts 1955 | Jean Lanser /Martinsburg School - Primary Dept. Sept. 1936
Charles W. Schram & Unidentified students