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many interested people who helped
in many ways to organize the
Club, who were not patrons of
the school. It was first called
the Parent Teacher Association in
January 1924.

The first graduating class
from the present building was
in 1910.

By the fall of 1914, Riverside
School was filled to capacity,
but it was not until the spring
of 1920 that a new addition
was proposed. The enrollment
of School 44 was so large in
the fall of 1920 that it was
necessary to have more class
rooms. A meeting was called
on Tuesday Spectember 28 in the
Board Room in the Administration
Building by President Mr.
Clarence Crippen in which
contracts were ordered.

In 1920 a four room
addition was made. These rooms
were 106 - 109 - 209 - 210. Although
the whole of the south end of

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