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Maple Grove School

District # 8

Hubbard & Village of Iron Ridge

Hubbard Township

 

1901

?

1931

Beatrice Faltz

1902

Allen Bickford

1932

Beatrice Faltz

1903

?

1933

Beatrice Faltz

1904

M. Adeline Peters

1934

Beatrice Faltz

1905

?

1935

Beatrice Faltz

1906

Hugo Gramlow

1936

Beatrice Faltz

1907

Eugene V. Kiley

1937

Beatrice Faltz

1908

John A. Klug

1938

Beatrice Faltz

1909

Margaret Condon

1939

Mrs. Beatrice Ziegler

1910

Margaret Condon

1940

Arno Zimmermann

1911

Mayme Handley

1941

Arno Zimmermann

1912

Lizzie Quick, Gertrude Claron

1942

Mrs. Evelyn Bonack

1913

Lizzie Quick, Rose Shinners

1943

Bernice Haase

1914

Lizzie Quick, Edna Foley

1944

Bernice Haase

1915

Lizzie Quick, Edna Foley

1945

Bernice Haase

1916

Lizzie Quick, Liola Redlin

1946

Arnold Muche

1917

Sophie Kramer, Lillie Hilgren

1947

Frances Ulrich

1918

Sophia Kramer, Melita Bernges

1948

Frances Ulrich

1919

Sophia Kramer

1949

Mrs. Francis Files

1920

Elizabeth (Lizzie) Quick

1950

Sylvia Bachmann

1921

Sophia Kramer

1951

Sylvia Bachmann

1922

Frank Novitski, Viola Volkman

1952

Sylvia Bachmann

1923

Claude Huber, Esther Thielke

1953

Joan Moldenhauer

1924

Marie Langenbach

1954

Ruth Jaquet

1925

Harry J. Hoefs

1955

Milton Hurlbert

1926

Harry J. Hoefs

1956

Milton Hurlbert

1927

Violet A. Genzmer

1957

Milton Hurlbert

1928

Violet A. Genzmer

1958

Milton Hurlbert

1929

Violet A. Genzmer

1959

Mrs. Patricia Wild

1930

Mildred Mae Hoyt

1960

Darleen C. Jones

 

1961

  CLOSED

 

 

 

Regarding Hubbard Number 8 -- Maple Grove/Village of Iron Ridge:  Because of an overcrowding situation until the "new" Horicon High School was completed (opened in fall of 1964) the Horicon school district used the Iron Ridge schoolhouse for 3rd grade during the 1962-63 and 1963-64 school years.  I was one of the first group of 3rd graders who took the bus everyday from the Horicon grade school out to the Iron Ridge.  There were two 3rd grade classrooms, and two teachers: Mrs. Werner and the other (I believe) was Mrs. Marsh.

 

My dad, Boyd Rohde, was on the Horicon school board at the time, and I recall that the idea of busing and entire grade of kids from Horicon to a country school was not without controversy.  From my third grader perspective, though, we had a ball having an entire school and schoolyard to ourselves.

 

I'm attaching two photos of the school from the early summer of 1963, one of my dad at the school and one of me.  Do not feel that you have to use them, although it is fine if you want to.    Contributed by Matt Rohde 6-11-12