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Four page photocopy of Chapter XVII from an unknown book. The article is a biographical sketch of Ann Gray Wescott and includes descriptions of her time spent in Forest County as the County Superintendent of schools and the Director of the Welfare…

A posed photo of the Crandon High School women's Glee Club. Twenty one women are together on a small wooden stage: thirteen women stand in the back, and eight women are seated in the front. The stripes of a large American flag mounted on the wall are…

Photo of school dance with four male and female couples poised to dance on the right. On the left is a drummer, a pianist, and two other seated musicians in wooden chairs with the letters C. H. S. stamped on the back. A banner on the left wall reads,…

Black and white photo of nine individuals on a stage. Two men sit on a couch on the left. One woman and three men stand behind the group, and three women are seated in chairs. The stage appears to be dressed with painted walls, a folding screen,…

Black and white photo of the Crandon High School Glee club consisting of 24 individuals: 13 males and 2 females standing on a small stage, and 9 females stilting in front of the standing members. A large American flag is hung behind the group. Two…

Black and white photo of eight high school graduates. Six young men stand behind two seated young women. This photo was "found in Lydia Bock's dumpster."

Black and white photo of Crandon High School class of 1920. Thirteen males, dressed in suits and ties, stand and sit on the steps outside of a brick building.

Faded, stained, and yellowed paper graduation invitation for Crandon High School's class of 1916.

The invitation information is printed on both sides of a sheet of paper reassuring 6-7/8" x 10-7/8" and folded in half.

The front page…

Article published in the June 2, 2003 edition of the Pioneer Express.

A black and white photo reprint of a two-story school building. The front of the photo reads "North School". The back of the photo reads "School burned in 1925 after being struck by lightening. Rebuilt in 1926. Site of present grade school."