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Return to Class of 1921 04/01/1925Name: Basil Robert Jolliffe Birth: 12 Jan 1902 – Hamilton Death: 1 Apr 1925 Father: Manchester C Joliffe Mother: Mildred Kathryn "Millie" Lee

Return to Class of 1916 02/06/1924 Name: Ruby Agnes (Garnett) Ryerson Born: 1895 Father: George F. Garnett Mother: Jennie Alice Powell Sibbling: Gladys Hazel Garnett (1897-1952) The many Knoxville friends of Mrs. Ruby Garnett Ryerson will be grieved to learn of her death, which occurred at Le Grand, Oregon, on Wednesday, February 6 following a

Return to Class of 1910 01/18/1924 Name: Leulah Lulu (Stuff) Amos Birth: 28 Dec 1882 Centerville, Appanoose County, Iowa Death: 18 Jan 1924 – Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa Burial: Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa Father: Rev. Frank Ellsworth Stuff (b.1864-d.1938) Mother: Jennie Edgar Stuff (b.1870-d.1945) Spouse: Ralph Amos (b.1888-d.1972) Siblings: Leulah Stuff Amos (b.1882-d.1924) Lloyd

Return to Class of 1921 09/27/1923Name: Ethel N. (Loynachan) Bailey Born: Jan 8, 1901 Died: September 27, 1923 Burial: Breckenridge Cemetery – Harvey, Iowa Spouse: Chester Ray Bailey b.Aug 6, 1896 – d.Jun 16, 1968 Married: June 29, 1921 Father: Frank Neal Loynachan b.1870 – d.1950 Mother: Mary Elizabeth Cooper b.1872- d.1959

Return to Class of 1916 03/03/1923 Name: Lorin Nelson Hays Jr Birth: Dec. 17, 1896, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa Death: Mar. 3, 1923, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Penn Died in Philadelphia during appendix operation Father: Lorin Nelson Hays (1847 – 1926) Mother: Anna Josephine Cornell (b.1860-d.1900) Siblings: Isabel Caroline Hays (1889 – 1989) Norman Riley Hays

Return to Class of 1923 06/06/1922 The Treacherous currents of the Des Moines river claimed another victim at 7:15 Monday evening when the body of George Beach, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Beach, of this city was swept away while he was in swimming in the sand bar a quarter mile up

Return to Class of 1916 09/04/1919 Miss Hazel L. Boylan, daughter of Homer and Anna Boylan, was born near Cambridge, Neb., June 16, 1897. When three years of age she came with her parents to Knoxville, which has since been her home, with the exception of two years while she was securing her college education.