HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
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MUSCATINE COUNTY IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI | |
| Processional … High School Orchestra |
| Invocation … Rev. W. S. Moore |
| Musical Selection … High School Chorus |
| Introduction of Building Contractors … H. F. Lauser |
| Presentation of Building … Oren Thomas |
| Formal Acceptance … W. A. Grunder |
| Piano Selection … Arthur J. Wacker |
| History of Wilton Schools … A. T. Nelson |
| Reading … Mildred Johnson |
| Introduction of Speaker … William Nelson |
| Address … Dr. Herbert Martin |
| Presentation of ClassSupt. … A. C. Baumgartner |
| Presentation of Diplomas … W. A. Grunder |
| Musical Selection … Mixed Chorus |
| Benediction … Rev. Ph. Hahn |
| CLASS OF 1932 |
| Irene Bausch |
| Wilma Campbell |
| Clifton Cockshoot |
| Mort Cockshoot |
| Mary Elizabeth Crock |
| Grayce Darting |
| Francis Friedli |
| Florence Hoskins |
| Mildred Johnson |
| Frederick Latchaw |
| Charles Lauser |
| Florence Moeller |
| William Nelson |
| Garold Ochiltree |
| Violette Rexroth |
| Dorothy Richards |
| Arlo Schroeder |
| Violet Sebelien |
| Louise Stanbro |
| Helen Wagner |
| Marguerite Whitmer |
| HONOR ROLL |
| Irene Bausch |
| Clifton Cockshoot |
| Mildred Johnson |
| Frederick Latchaw |
| Garold Ochiltree |
| Dorothy Richards |
The article below was found in the following newspaper: "The Wilton Advocate", Thursday, May 26, 1932, vol. 38, number 7.
COMMENCEMENT HELD LAST THURSDAY EVE. Wilton High School's fifty-fourth annual Commencement Exercises were held Thursday evening, May 19th at which time a class of 21 young men and women received their diplomas.
Dr. Herbert Martin, head of the department of philosophy at the State University of Iowa, gave the address.
The formal dedication of Wilton's new $70,000.00 addition to the school building was the feature of the program.
A short history of the schools of Wilton, given by A. T. Nelson, brought out the fact that Wilton's first school building, built in 1875, was erected at a cost of $12,000.00. Prior to the erection of the new building school had been held in what is now known as the L. C. Kiser residence on West 6th Street and also in a store building in the business district. Members of the Board of Directors at the time of the erection of the first building included: Hon. I. K. Terry, J. D. Walker, S. L. Lawrence and Dennis Mahanna, with John Wiley as recorder.