Old Enoch Schools

Old Enoch Schools. . A log school building served as a church until 1911. A new brick church was erected (1909-1910) at a cost of $6,000. It was dedicated on June 28, 1918 by Richard R. Lyman. School was held in the basement rooms of this building until a new brick school was erected in 1917-18) (Some say 1921)., This new building had two large classrooms and two book or library rooms on the front with two rest rooms in the rear. It was located due south of the old Hyrum Jones home., About 1925 a bus, starting from Summit, transported the high school students from Summit and Enoch to Cedar City, In 1930 all Enoch children were taken to Cedar City to school from then on., Some early school teachers were: Mrs. C.G. Bell, Lucy Jones, Mable Clark, Ella Clark, Alma Watson McGregor, Ella Hulet, Bessie Angell, Agnes Pryor, Bessie Perry, Jessie Dalley, Dean A. Dalton, Nora Holer, Jennie Cosslett and later, Hyrum Jones, Seth M. Jones, Annie Pendleton (1917-18), Irene Mackelprang, Estella Jones, Jennie Rogerson (1919-20), Eulala Topham (1921-22), Belle Richards Tanner, Lucille Rogerson, Laura Morris, Idona Gibson, Bertha Topham, Lugina Wilckerson, Ada Tollestrup, and Arvilla Bauer. El Roy Jones and Doris Peterson were the last teachers., Midvalley Schools , Midvalley's first school was located approximately 200 yards east of the William Matheson home. The school later burned down. (caption) This picture shows students and their teacher, Mrs. Elsie Mendenhall. , The Second Midvalley School , The second school bulidng ws located on the William and Owen Matheson property just south of the home now occupied by LaMar Matheson's family. , The last Midvalley school building was located on the south side of the Midvalley road. It was purchased by the Haight brothers and used for a residence.