Thursday, October 13, 2022
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Sunday, January 3, 2021
1951 Mining Review article on the first fourth of July in Rich Hill
Fourth of July celebrations are not new in Rich Hill. Rich Hill has celebrated yearly since 1881 except during World War I and World War II. The first celebration was held on the block on the North side of Walnut Street, just east of the railroad tracks.
A hotel was located where the Paris Woodall home now stands. Heavy timbers were hauled in to make shelter tents because there were no trees at that time to provide shade.
Each year the committees try to make the celebration better than the preceding one and this year is no exception. These celebrations are really rich hills annual homecoming days for people traveling great distances to meet their friends here.
Monday, April 13, 2020
Roger Moore Picture of the Old Hatchery at 6th and Maple
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Picture of the 1937 Football Team out of (The 1938 Yearbook)
1937 Football Team
- Row - Left to Right Schwamb, Williams, Isaacson, Captain Boughan, E. Gilmore, Jennings,
- Row Left to Right Stoddard, Rhodes, Heinlen, Basore, Hough, V. Fix, Pearson , Hume
- Row Left to Right W. Gilmore, Woodfin, Durst, Bradley, J, Fix, Boyd, Westerhold.
- Row Left to Right Assistant Couch Woody, Sponaugle, Northrup, McMombs, McCaroll, Fisher, Chick, Coach Ertz
Saturday, March 7, 2020
Remembering the Old High School {Picture from Tom Swarnes}
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
From the 1938 Rich Hill High School Year Book
From the 1938 Rich Hill High School Year Book
Mixed Chorus
Sixth Row - Left to Right:Jon Ferguson, Bill Brown, Sterling Durst, Melvin Peterman, Roy Peterman, Lawrence Anderson, Marvin Peak, Mike McKanley, John Woodfin.
Fifth Row - Left to Right:
Marcie Dickinson, Paul Peterman, Hattie Ingram, Mary Louise Dunham, Dolores Klump, John Lacy, Orris Hall, Raymond Hough.
Fourth Row: - Left to Right:
Irene Terry, Allene Rich, Wilma Ratts, Kathryn Ann Klump, Thelma Olive, Mavis Olson, Lavonne Hall, Evelyn Schooley, Darlene Moody, Wilma Petty.
Third Row - Left to Right:
Allene Hirni, Elizabeth McGinnis, Nadine Stewart, Mary Vodry, Carlene Robinson, Thelma Ochener, Delores Smith, Ruby Rider, Billy Kyner.
Second Row - Left to Right:
Arletha Cullison, Lucille Ragon, Lucille Davis, Betty Newton, Gladys West, Imogene Sivils, Wilma Wilson, Irma Rider,
First Row - Left to Right:
Irene Ragon, Beulah Masure, Pauline Ellis, Jean Woodfin, Frances Vodry, Arlene Lowman, Clodeane Heinlen, Mr. Rankin.
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