Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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is K si XXV- KN 4 r 5: -Q 5 -. lj. 3 LY . 7. R Nl, ' X? ,BX p, E ,i ..x n li , Q x . il K sf :X TN iCiX1 if .5 S. A. I ,Qx .XX In 1926' THE BEAVER 1926 iluninr Gilman G' u Top Row-Edwin Eisen, Walter Klug, Jessie Killey, William Hasslinger, Livingston Worth, Earl Johnson, Joseph Daley. , Middle Row-Virginia Leonard, Pearl Ludwigson, Inez Beckman, Anita Olsen, Richard Brown, Raphael Daley. Bottom Row-Donald Stapleton, Florence Wille, Blanche Butler, 0pal Meek, Hildegarde Wrede, Sidney Fisher, Roy Heidel. OFFICERS President ......... ................ ..... R i chard Brown Vice-President .... ............ . .. Livingston Worth Secretary-Treasurer .... Blanche Butler Class Reporter ....... . . . ..... ................. .... P e arl Ludwigson Class Advisor .... ..................................... . . . Miss Mandeville Class Colors: Pink and White Class Flower: Rose Motto: By our own efforts we hope to rise. A iluninr Ullman llliatnrg In the early September of nineteen twenty-three, eighteen Freshies entered High School, all ready to begin work. Our initiation by the Sophomores went off with real cheer, but by the time the mid-year exams came around, we were settled down to the school routine. When we came-back in '24 as Sophomores, we were ready to study and make the best efforts we could. Our Hallowe'en party was a great success, as was our picnic at the end of the year. As Juniors we have tried for all the honors, and we have two pennants to our credit. We can give three cheers for our successful Junior.year, and we have high hopes for the Senior year. J. K. '27. l25l Q

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1926 THE BEAVER 1926 .xx E112 S'eninr'n 111112111211 Qlaprirv In my dream, methought I trod, Yesternight, a mountain road, Rough and rugged, and with me Walked a goodly company. Far ahead a trophy hung For that cause we stoutly clung! Dimly gleamed that beacon light, Friendships made the way seem bright. Steeper, darker!-lo! We felt From our feet the pathway melt, By a thread we still hung on, Someone guided us along Past the Algebraic caves, Strangled by the Latin waves. Past the Geometric crags, Tortored on the Physics snags. Time elapsed, it seemed like years 5 New friends joined us, shared our fears, A mutual need, a mutual strife Cemented us, it seemed, for life. Anon! the goal is almost won, Our' mountain climb is nearly done, But though we're glad to see the end It means a parting, friend from friend. E241 J. G. '26.

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'V 5 J biwlf 5' X f 14.4 wwf -5 ' 4 I, , lil 'Q we NE an 1 QQ- ESQ aft , ,QRS r A is Rims S 1926. ' THE BEAVER 1926 Snphnmnrr Qllewa First Row-Ray Fieldhack, Arthur Cull, Arthur Dorn, John Coates, James Adrian, Algy Olsen, Karl Kohn, Victor Beckman, Russell Beaumont, Harry Brockmeyer. Second Row-Helen Andrews, Anna Sandgren, Lulu Butler, Elizabeth Weed, Dorothy Beitler, Leona Geason, Hazel Adrian, Isabelle Miles, Louise Tolleffson, Margaret Ridley. Third Row-Margaret Michael, Evelyn Peterson, Irene Cull. Seated-Bennie Serres, Harry Bierman, Willard Pynn, Winston Brown. ' OFFICERS President ............. ................ . . . Leona Geason Harry Bierman Yice-President ... .... ,. . . . ........... .. ... ecretary and Treasurer . . . .. . Winston Brown lass Reporter .......... .......... . . .......... .. Willard Pynn fx. lass Advisor .... ...................................... .... M r . Olsen N Q' Class Colors: Maroon and Gold , h I Class Flower: Red Rose I K 15 Class Motto: Climb though the path be rugged. Q. I . p Snphnmnrr Qllaaa lliiztnrg X g X, On Septe er 8, 1924, we entered Hartland High School. We were twent -seven Y N green freshjesn hoping to succeed in our first year of high school. After the. first few . , N' -- lg the p ores initiated us, but this was only one of our troubles. We had several . X ' irias w lge ra and other subjects, but we conquered all these. The end of the A 's ster exams left most of us Sophomores. When the school term started again, XL X e nd any ther members ready to begin as Sophomores. We entertained the school Q Nj t a allo ' n arty on October 30, 1925. At present we are battling with our Sophomore .1 ,X ' bj ts, b t hope that 1927 will find us all Juniors. - In 4-SX? x Q H. L. A. '28. X N ru 'N -X l, . NF-X y N 5261 N L . M4 x , . if vt' , 1 3 N X Sh