Caddo County
Schools
School Photos
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HISTORIES
Caddo
| Cache | Davis | Neola | Prairie | South Pioneer
Mary Gregory
Memorial School - Fait Mission
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Early
Caddo County School Districts
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Graduate's Names listed in
order of postoffice, not by name of school
1916
8th Grade Graduates
1917
8th Grade Graduates
1918
8th Grade Graduates
1919
8th Grade Graduates
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Anadarko
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Broxton
Broxton School History
1912 Census
1913 Census
1914 Census
1915 Census
1916 Census
1917 Census
1918 Census
1919 Census
1920 Census
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Carnegie
Carnegie 1916 Thanksgiving Program
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Fort Cobb
1940 yearbook, Fort Cobb Schools
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Richland
Richland
School
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Riverside
Riverside
School Administrators
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These
schools, now in Grady county, were in Caddo county until 1911 when the
Caddo and Grady counties line was changed.
- ACME (Dist #11 in
Grady county) was located 3 miles west of Rush Springs and was named
for the Acme Cement
Plaster.
- BANNER (Dist #42
in Grady county) was located one and one half miles south of Pioneer.
- BURR OAK (Dist
#118 in Grady county) was established in 1902 on land owned by Jane
Shirley. She was the widow of William Shirley, a white man who had one
of the first trading post in Anadarko, the Caddo tribe adopted them, he
died in 1911 after acidentaly taking poison, he thought it was
medicine, he is buried at Riverside Cem North of Anadarko and
in 1901 when they alloted the Caddo's each 160 acres, she was alloted
land also as a adopted member of the tribe. It was located on a hill
five miles west and one and one half miles north of Minco. Burr Oak
received its name from a tree that was located near the school. School
board members in 1902 were J.B. Hines, president; W.C. West, treasurer;
and J.T. Hennessy, clerk. One of the first school teachers was Bessie
Showen. Her family came to the area in 1901 when the Kiowa- Comanche
Indian Land Drawing was held at El Reno.
- COLLEGE MOUND
(Dist #19 in Grady county) was a two-room school located three miles
south and four miles west
of Rush Springs.
- COTTONWOOD (Dist
#77 in Grady county) was a one-room school located nine miles west and
ten miles south
of Chickasha.
- FAIRVIEW (Dist #78
in Grady county) was a three-room school located eight miles south and
five miles west
ofChickasha.
- FREEMAN (Dist #44
in Grady county) was a two-room Mennonite school located eight miles
west and one mile south
of Chickasha.
- HAZEL DELL (Dist
#119 in Grady county) was located four miles west and two miles north
of Minco. Established in 1907 it got its name from a little four year
old girl, Hazel Baker, daughter of one of the twelve people who signed
a note to build the school. Wilbur Patchin was the first teacher.
- IONINE (Dist #93
in Grady county) located north of Verden on Ionine Creek.
- KEECHI (Dist #76
in Grady county) was a one-room school that was located nine miles east
of Cement and named for the Keechi Indian Tribe.
- LAVERTY (Dist #79
in Grady county) was a one-room school located five miles northeast of
Cement and named after Lealis Laverty, the developer. There was a post
office from 19-Nov-1901 until 30-Nov-1933.
- LIBERTY (Dist #94
in Grady county) was a one-room school house located southwest of
Pocasset at the 100th meridian across the road of the Liberty Cemetery.
- LITTLE RUSH (Dist
# 7 in Grady county) was located four miles north and four miles west
of Rush Spring on Rush
Creek.
- LYONS (Dist #43 in
Grady county) was a two-room school located eight miles west and five
miles south of Chickasha. Was named after the Lyons family.
- OAK DALE (Dist #12
in Grady county) was located four miles north and one and one half
miles west of Rush Springs.
- PLEASANT HILL
(Dist #75 in Grady county) was located seven miles west and eight miles
south of Chickasha. Named after the countryside.
- RICHLAND (Dist #
20 in Grady county) was located three miles south and six miles west of
Rush Springs.
- ROCKY FORD (Dist
#8 in Grady county) was located six miles west and four miles north of
Rush Springs.
- SANDLIN (Dist #39
in Grady county) located seven miles west of Chickasha and named for
the Sandlin family.
- STARR (Dist # 24
in Grady county) was a two-room school located six miles south and four
miles west of Rush Springs.
- TENNESSEE (Dist #
13 in Grady county) located northeast of Verden and named after
Tennessee Bill.
- UNION CENTER (Dist
# 41 in Grady county) located one and one half miles north of Pioneer.
- VALLEY VIEW WEST
(Dist # 10 in Grady county) was established in the eastern part of
Caddo county.
- VERDEN (Dist # 130
and 99 in Grady county) located ten miles west of Chickasha and was
named after A. N. Verden the town developer.
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