It was made of cement blocks and had two classrooms. This 1930 group of 50 students was taught by Alice Belongia (Hoffman) and Mina Jarvis. All eight grades were taught as long as there was a student for each grade. 

    Familiar names appear in the roster of teachers. Just to mention a few - Mary Valentine, Mary Agnes DeCloux, Beatrice Tracy, Clara Bailey, and Ruth Powell.

    The fate of the building was sad for those who remembered their school years there was fondness. It became a factory where cement vaults were manufactured. Later it was torn down and today there is a small community of houses on that same corner. 

  Back row, left to right; Ann Rudolph, Frita Schaefer, Eleanor Longrie, Lula Demmith, Henrietta Young, Ethel DeWindt, Burton Bitters, Frank Murphy, Miss Alice Belgonia and Miss Mina Jarvis, teachers.

  Row two - Orville DeWindt, Raymond Daul, Robert DeCloux, Ernest Schaefer, Lyle Bitters, Ernest Demmith, Ward Bell.

  Row three- Herman Rudolph, Gordon Young, Dick Murphy, Harvey Powell, Martin Zernicke, Peter Daul, Margaret Daul, Helen Murphy, Geraldine Wigeman, Clara Bell, Dorothy Van Hefty.

   Row four - Bernard Wigeman, Stanley Cota, Milton Exfert, Walter Schaefer, Marvin DeWindt, Doris O'Niel, Magdalene DeCloux, Regis Zernicke, Margie Bell, LaVern Ragen, Marian Bell.

  Row five - Ruth VanHefty, Joe Daul, Tom Murphy, Harry Schaefer, Leo Rudolph, Harvey Hayes, Alan Young, Calvin Bitters, Bernetta Ragen, Marian DeWindt, Delores Ragen, Shirley Cote.