Extracting Names . . . and other data from microfilm which dates back to 1837 in Germany are Mrs. Lola Mallory, 358 N. 1st St. and Mrs. Sandra Rice, Route 2.
Wooden Forms . . . from the new Latter Day Saints Church foundation are carried away from the structure by Herbert Graybill, left, Dick Hughes and Vinton Spencer. Gorden Beck is working in foreground.
This Sketch . . . reveals the plan for a new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Council Bluffs. Cannon and Mullen of Salt Lake City, Utah are the architects.
All That Remains...of west wall of Eastside addition gymnasium now under construction is pile of cement block rubble. Job superintendent would not speculate on cause of collapse. photo was taken immediately after collapse by a Nonpareil reporter…
This is an airview of the Eastside Junior High School. At far right corner is the new St. Albert Central Catholic High School. Bottom right corner is Arnold Ave.
Students Relax And Study...in the spacious new library at Eastside Junior High School. The shelves in the rear eventually will contain about 20,000 volumes.
A tour of Eastside Junior High School grounds is made Saturday by Supt. Russel J. Mourer, Richard Peterson, Edward Larsen, contractor, Frank Griffith Sr., Richard K. Stoufer, School Board president, and Alex Weinstein, Architect. Peterson and…
Pierce Street Frontage...for the high school site proposed by the City Planning Commission is partially shown here. North Avenue (not pictured) is at left. Altogether seven homes line Pierce Street.
Likely choice...as the site for a new eastside high school is the Sunbeam Home property shown here from Bennett Ave. It is the only ground on which the Board of Education has been able to obtain a purchase option.
C.B. Schools--Early
School Histories and photos of first sites of schools
Includes:
Old CB High School
Harrison
Dodge
Lake Central & Township High School
Sunnydale
Garner Township
McMillen
Woodland (Burned down 1953
Pierce St.
Stutsman…
An Elegant Barn...and 18 Holstein cows graced the school's farm in 1910. On 220 acres were several buildings, corn fields, pastures, a large orchard, vineyard and truck farm. The barn burned down somewhere around 1930.