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6B Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011
Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Spanish Peak School, built in 1872, was the first school in the nation toffy the U.S. flag in 1888.
In the Spanish Peak School's 1902-03 term, Anne Lena Gansner taught Plumas County's first
multiracial class. Front row, from left: Lee Maurer, Mary Elazabeth Phelps, Alanson "Buff"
McEIroy, Birdie Challen, Katie Miller, Fong Moon, Hey Moon and Johnnie McEIroy. Second row:
Wing Schoon, Maggie Yager, Philip Miller, Myrtle McEIroy, Brennie Billings, Alta Miller, Ethel
Robinson and Stella Billings. Back row: Nettle Miller, Gansner, Agnes Jacks, Olive Tucker, Milton
Yager, Mattie Miller and Frank Hailsted.
SCHOOL, from page 1B
sounded, the students all
scrambled back into the
schoolyard. Except Margo,
who couldn't get through in
time and hid.
Realizing she was missing
a student, Miss Olsen called
roll. When Margo's name was
called and she didn't answer,
Teddy Richards helpfully
called out, "Thar she be,
a'hind the tree teacher."
The women met their
husbands at that school. Ian
McElroy, 14, was the third
generation to attend there.
Donna didn't like him a bit.
• She said he was big and
obnoxious.
Gone now, the aspens that
flanked the building bore the
carved initials of Donna and
Ian and Margo and Trevor.
When the ditch went, the
trees eventually followed.
But the 97-year-old school- :
house remains, cared for and
• used by a small community of
residents who love it.
The factual history comes
from information compiled
in "Meadow Valley School
History, " geherously made
available by Scott Lawson at
the Plumas County Museum.
Thanks to Scott Lawson,
Chuck Leonhardt, Donna
McElroy and Margo Stratton
for sharing their memories. L
Taken in 1902, this picture
shows the interior of Spanish
Peak School, which was
replaced in 1,914 with another •
one-room schoolhouse now
known as the Old Meadow
Valley Schoolhouse. The
occasion is unknown, but
clearly the community took
pride then, as now, in its
schoolhouse.
Photos courtesy
Plumas County
Museum
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24. Stirrup site
25.3,000-hit club
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36. " the Roof"
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37. "Billy Bathgate"
star
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44. "Relax, soldier!"
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52. Take the plunge
53. One-man play
about Capote
55. Get the lead out?
56. "The Nanny" star.
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64. "How was
know?"
65. "No mas" boxer
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67. Baton Rouge sch,
68. Remora's ride
69. Etonian's dad
70. Elgart or Brown
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4. "Manon"
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memos
6. Billing unit, for
some
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8. Auto contract,
maybe
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gear
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11. Beer belly
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3C Places for trophy
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3~ Not talking
3~ Went like the
blazes
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3~. Like thrift shop
wares
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48. Pendulum's path
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54. Open, as a bottle
56. North Carolina's
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comics
58. Litter's littlest
59. Toledo's
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