James John High School Craig Addams

The Golden Rod was James John High School's first Annual,
  published in 1911.  Another was not assembled until 1916, at
which time they renamed it The Tumalum

 

Link to Golden Rod and Tumalum Annuals

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Note: The Tumalum for June 1922 consisted of 132 pages. The cover on our copy was missing.

 

Tumalum's from 1916 - 1922

 

James John School FundsArticle from the December 19, 1932 St. Johns Review regarding the formal transfer of James John's Trust. All rights to the property were turned over to Board of School Directors.

Old James John High Scool Burns down Sep 22 1934Old James John High School Burns down Sep 22, 1934

Sep 23 1934 Fire at James John High School CROP 02

Sep 23 1934 Fire at James John High School CROP 01.

12494882_944941808876176_8105458026144466480_nAerial picture of St Johns from a newspaper article in the late fifties showing City Hall in the center.  James John High School property is directly behind City Hall. Two large billboards can been seen directed toward bridge traffic. 

Bridge Crest Manor Apts. 7010 N Alta site of old James John High School opened Dec 1971 jpg (1)Bridge Crest Manor Apts. 7010 N Alta site of old James John High School opened Dec 1971 jpg (2)This is the apartment complex built on the James John High School site. Bridge Crest Manor Apartments, 7010 N Alta, opened December 1971.

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new-roosevelt-high-school-opened-jan-25-1923-1new-roosevelt-high-school-opened-jan-25-1923-2Roosevelt high school opened January 25, 1923

St Johns High School from K C Couch store

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