Clear Lake High School - Echo Yearbook (Clear Lake, WI)

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- The Echo SestioA QLgAA. cttatosui • On August 29, 1927, schoolbehs rang for the first time for the seniors of 1939. Forty students were enrobed under Mrs. Francis Braden, teacher. They were Opal Barnes, Ardeil Benson, lForence Brekke, Tony Buhr, Louis Buffhem, Jean Campbell, Dorothy Chadwick, Douglas Clark, Lucille Dresser, Beatrice Good-speed, Gladys Goodspeed, James Grunke, Ly.e Guilickson, George lliaum, Dorothy Hawkins, Dalton Hedlund, L 8ene Holmes, Helen Jarchow, Robert Jarchow, Alta Johnson, Ann Johnson, Fern Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Donald Kruse, Della J ang, Geraldine Linden, Myrtle Madsen, Marjorie Martin, John Nelson, George Olmstad, Lucille Ostrem, George Paulson, Kathryne Phillips, Russell Roberts, Forest Smith, Thelma Spaulding, Margaret Swanson, Robert Tobias, Sherman Walberg, and Minnie Wood. The next year we journeyed on to the second grade with the exception of Dorothy Hawkins, Eugene Holmes, Alta Johnson, George Pau.son, Kathryne Phillips, Forest Smith, Thelma Spaulding, Margaret Swanson, Robert Tobias, and Sherman Walberg. Our teacher was Miss Bessie Garthwaite. Here we were joined by Harriet Aronson, Harris Aronson, Eleanor Whitaker, Lyle Olson, Wallace Sorby, 1 horvald Olson, and Mildred Lien. Our next step was the third grade with Miss Marion Anderson as our teacher. Harriet Aronson, Harris Aronson, Louis Buffhem, Dalton Hedlund, Donald Kruse, Della Lang, Marjorie Martin, and Joyce Wallen left us only to be joined by Gertrude Monson, Gladys Tonolli, Dona d Durnke, Goldie Breeden, and Clement Dailey. 1930 found us in the fourth grade. Goldie Breeden, Clement Dailey, Lucille Dresser, Russell Roberts, and Myrte Madsen left our grade and Beverly Butterfield, Lena Gumke, Donald Riley, Fern Rue, and Helen Brown joined our ranks. The next fall Miss Laura Johnson was our teacher and during the year Gertrude Monson left us to go to Clayton. We were joined by Har.ey Milliken and Caroline Michaelson. Our sixth grade term started with a new teacher, Miss Viola Larson. Phis year George lliaum, Beverly Butterfield, Lena Gumke, and Robert Jarchow left and were joined by Mary Ann MacLennan and Ida Krebs. Then we moved on to the seventh grade with Miss Viola Larson still being our teacher. During the course of the year Opal Barnes and Geraldine Linden left our ranks- Eugene Holmes, Lorraine Koh'rusch, Thelma Spaulding, and Orville Sperry joined us. We had then reached the last stone of our grade education. Mr. E. K. Born was our teacher. During the first semester Iver Staupe joined us, only to leave again in a few weeks. During the second semester Helga Anderson and Carol Behling joined us. 1935 found us in the first year of our high school career. New freshmen were Lester Breeden, Winifred Butler, Gordon and William Cahow, Marion Chelberg, VAT, Christensen Margaret Cregerson, Elder Gul ickson. Norman Johnson, Russell Johnson. Ethel Kittleson, Lavina Korsbon, Donald Kruse, Lavonne Lien. Mildred Lien, Anna Lenselink, Geraldine Linden, Lorraine Linden, Duane Martin. Beth Me Kenzie, John Muchie, Maynard Olson, Lloyd Oney, Arden Paulson. Vernon Rue and Bernice Wendt. During the course of the year Lorraine Kohlrusch moved to Amery. Lorraine Linden moved to Clayton, and Harley Milliken to River Pals. Elder (I till ickson and Bernice Wendt dropped out. In our sophomore year Donald Kruse moved to the west coast and Carol Behling went to Amery. Ernest Erickson, Maynard Felland, and Mi’dred Holton entered from Prairie Farm for a year. At the beginning of our junior year Ethel Kittleson. Lester Breeden, Marjorie Hahn, Helen Jarchow,, Maynard Olson, Donald Riley and Vernon Rue left our class. We were joined by Armand Jensen and Gertrude Monson who left in a few weeks to resume her school work at Clayton. The goal for which we have striven for twelve pleasant years is at last reached. This year we were joined by Floyd Anderson. Thirty-two of us were graduated.

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