harper, ruth
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Ruth Harper
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter, Mo.
- First event date
- 1913-05-21
- Last event date
- 1917-05-03
Timeline — 8 events
- 1913-05-21 Dexter. Miss Ruth Harper, valedictorian of her class this year, was also given a place in the Dexter school faculty
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Miss Ruth Harper teaches Fourth (Grade); a new acquisition to the faculty, a home-made product and an honor graduate of 1913 Quote: "Miss Harper being a home-made product, an honor graduate of 1913"
- 1914-08-19 Dexter. Miss Ruth Harper, who has been at the Cape Normal taking special training, arrived home Saturday Quote: "Miss Ruth Harper, who has been at the Cape Normal taking special training, arrived home Saturday."
- 1916-02-18 Dexter. Miss Ruth Harper named to the domestic science department committee for the county school meet to be held in Dexter Friday, April 28th Quote: "Any pupil desiring information about arrangements for entering the contests at this Meet, can write to any members of the Committees"
- 1916-12 Dexter. Named as teacher of Room 9 on the December 1916 honor roll list Quote: "HONOR STUDENT For December, 1916"
- 1916-12-01 Honor students for Room 9 (Miss Ruth Harper): Charles Bradley, Albert Brooks, Jessie Cox, Vernon Camp, Carleton Clowe, Billie Dugan, Myrl Evans, Mildred Hall, Imogene Hagy, Lois Hart, Max Harper, Robert Lumsden, Virginia Liles, Dallas Myers, John Miller, Alphonse Quindry, Ethel Thompson, Roxy Wood,…
- 1917-01-12 Honor roll published for Room 9 (teacher Miss Ruth Harper); pupils: Charley Bradley, Albert Brooks, Jessie Cox, Oral Ross, Carleton Clowe, Alvera Claypool, Bettie Dugan, Hazel Weaver, Lyda Elledge, Nevie Evans, Nellie Gotorth, Mildred Hall, Imogene Hagy, Lois Hart, Max Harper, Robert Lumagden, Virgi…
- 1917-05-03 Dexter, Mo.. HONOR STUDENT For April 1917: Miss Ruth Harper, Teacher, Room 9. [Name printed as in list; 'Teacer' misprint in header for Room 1.] Co-mentioned: A. S. Boucher. Quote: "STANDARD-Not absent; not tardy; deportment 'S;' class work good."
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