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Spokane High School, class of 1904.

Picnic at Spokane College, 1925.

Class picture of Sheridan School in Spokane, 1910. Includes Frances and Esther Rayot.

"Children at Newman Lake School"

"Amelia Thom and Elsie Wendler marked on photo with an X. Tillie is marked standing near the post, and in the doorway is Ann Sutton. Miss Car was the teacher. She later married John MAuliff. Others in the photos: Peter Thom, Ada Hess, Mary Thom, and…

Newman Lake school in 1908.

Sixth grade class at St. John Vianney School, Dishman, 1957-1958

2nd grade, Opportunity Grade School, 1937/1938

8th grade class at Opportunity School, 1934/1935; Shleton, Lorraine; Cash, Ernest F.; Bell, Helen; Eggleston, Maude; Repp, Walter.

6th grade class at Opportunity School, 1932/1933.

7th Grade, Opportunity Grade School, 1933/1934

Class 4A, 1930 Opportunity Grade School

Grade 5A, Opportunity Grade School 1931.

Grade Three B at Opportunity Grade School, 1929.

Grade Two B at Opportunity Grade School, 1928

Orchestra, 1931 at Opportunity Grade School.

Orchestra, 1932 at Opportunity Grade School.

Undated picture of the Opportunity School.

"Photo of students who spent 8 years together, May 21, 1943."

Eighth grade class. Opportunity School.

Faculty at Opportunity Grade School, 1933-34.

"Trent School around 1911. Stitz family school picture"

Washington Elementary School was located at 1617 W. Riverside. It operated between 1896-1962 and was demolished in 1973.

Graduating class of Washington School, June 1939.

Graduating class of Washington School, June 1940.

Graduating class of 1898.

Exterior of South Central High School.

Spokane High School football team in 1902.

Spokane High School football team in 1901.

South Central High School after it burned down in 1910.

View of South Central High School looking southeast as building burns.

A view of South Central High School (which burned in 1910) as seen from the northwest corner of Fourth and Stevens. South Central was located on the site of the present Lewis and Clark High School.

South Central High School as it appeared at the time of its destruction by fire in 1910. The school began in 1891 as Spokane High School. The name changed to South Central in 1908 and it burned down in 1910.

Spokane High School. View from southeast of old Spokane High School which burned in 1910.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.

Exterior of Logan Elementary before it was demolished in order to build the new building in 1993.