1: Mark Waggoner and his students examine old photographs of the first Elmore School. 2: Mark introduces his students to Andrew E. Elmore's photograph and questions if the elder Elmore is the school's namesake. 3: Mark explains what information students should find about their relatives from the 1930 census. 4: One of Mark's student's work showing 1930 census data from Ancestry.com and the student's record of important ideas about their ancestor on the "1930 US Federal Census" form. 5: A photograph of the first Elmore School built in 1898. 6: Deborah Anderson, Director of the Archives Research Center at UW Green Bay, shows Mark's students documents about the Elmore family housed at the center. 7: One of Mark's students records dates and events from Andrew E. Elmore's life using the TimeLiner computer program in the school's computer lab. 8: Mark and his students read a newspaper article about the Elmore family from the State Historical Society's Digital Library Archives web site; then they record important ideas about the family from the article. 9: Mark is the primary author for Learning About Wisconsin.