AVARBON VALLEYIDAHO · OUR SHARED HISTORY
SCHOOL ALBUM

School days.

Class photographs and the schoolhouse, grouped by school and in date order. Names and dates are as the contributors supplied them; unknown ones are left open. 24 photographs.

Pauline School / Arbon Elementary

In Pauline and West Fork. From the valley map: Pauline's classes began about 1911 in a log cabin and then the new LDS meetinghouse; in 1913 District 13 built a two-room school on part of John Noble's homestead. That building, enlarged, is still in use as Arbon Elementary (K–6, two classrooms; School District No. 383) and is the valley's community meeting place, where Water District 290 meets each year.

The school 3

Arbon school, circa 1980View photograph ↗
Circa 1980

Arbon school, circa 1980

Arbon school circa 1980

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Pauline school busView photograph ↗
Date unknown

Pauline school bus

Pauline school bus

From: Pauline and West Fork ↗
Arbon Elementary SchoolView photograph ↗
Date unknown

Arbon Elementary School

The photograph on the archive's Arbon Elementary School page (posted February 2010).

From: Arbon Elementary School ↗

Classes of the 1960s 3

School class, 1961–1962View photograph ↗
1961–1962

School class, 1961–1962

(submitted by Pam Estep Christensen)

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School class, 1962-1963View photograph ↗
1962-1963

School class, 1962-1963

(submitted by Pam Estep Christensen)

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School class, 1966-1967View photograph ↗
1966-1967

School class, 1966-1967

1966-1967
Year 1966‐1967
Grades 1‐8
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1 Row: _____, Joyce Turner, ? Nelson, and Greg Stewart
2nd Row: Gary Turner, Kenneth Gibbons, ? Nelson, _____, and David Nuckols
3rd Row: Elaine Turner, Bruce Bradley, Curtis Nelson, and Bruce Krueger
4th Row: Mrs. Briggs, Jerry Evans, Frank Johnson, Vickie Nelson, Pam Estep, Brad Williams, Richard Briggs, David Lusk,
and Mrs. Stewart.
(submitted by Dan Nuckols / Pam Estep Christensen)

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Classes of the 1980s 1

Classes of the 1990s 4

Classes of the 2000s 6

Classes, date unknown 7

School memories · photograph 5View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 5

Back row -Danny Nuckols, Jeff England, David Evans, Kenny Estep, Tommy Lewis, Mrs Gagon, Monte Evans.
Front Row: LaVon Galloway, Julie Lewis, Susan Lusk, Sharla Dene Bailey, Patricia Johnson, Linda Munn.
(submitted by Valaree Estep)

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School memories · photograph 6View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 6

Names and further details have not been identified in the original caption.

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School memories · photograph 7View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 7

Left to right: Christina Johnson, Shane Swim, Justin Williams, John Andersen, Urian Robinson, Chris Parkinson, Jared Lusk, Loren Ward.
(submitted by Valaree Estep)

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School memories · photograph 8View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 8

Front: Forrest Stevens, Codie Evans, Jenny Andersen, Riki Jo Johnson, Luke Evans, Jake Evans, Dusti Evans, Jason Williams, Jacob Robinson.
Back: Debbie Curry, Cameron Lusk, Heather Ward, Barbara Robinson.
(submitted by Valaree Estep).

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School memories · photograph 9View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 9

Front: Michael Thompson, Dusti Evans, Jason Williams, Cody Evans, Jake Evans, Luke Evans.
Back: Cameron Lusk, Jake Robinson, Jenny Andersen, Heather Ward.
(submitted by Valaree Estep)

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School memories · photograph 15View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 15

?
(submitted by Cindy Pierce)

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School memories · photograph 16View photograph ↗
Date unknown

School memories · photograph 16

?
(submitted by Cindy Pierce)

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Help put names to these pictures.

Many of these photographs still need names, places and dates. If you know who is in one, open it and choose “Help identify this photograph”. If your family keeps photographs of the valley, the archive would love to see them.