Clearbrook High School - Beacon Yearbook (Clearbrook, MN)

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,,. 4 , ,F, 5. M.. 1 ' 9 . L . wax, . .. 1 f f .n .:. +..- , ., - ' 'T- ' 1 ---fy. ' .'S,' 'Hy 1 ' as 1 - - -1. , we ' r'-5' 1 . , 1 ,:':- .gerrivffr--,.. .., 'wk' oust- ' 1' ' JIN' 4 an -- '4 I ' wi W .PW Q 1 . .4 Q Q 1 x of' qt? I I . Y 7 af. . . ' x sEN1oss Class Officers f y Pres1dent......... ......G1adyce Hagen W - Vice Pres1dent.... ...Lillian Btenlund 'fi A ,. Sec. and Treas.... ...Jean Henderson .? v, 'Es ' F1ower......... ......Wh1te Rose Adv1sor.... .... ..Mr. Nixon ' 1 oo1orBClOllUlO lfiiililgreen ,lawn L1 . Motto ' ,ff 0 'Make Results, Not Excuses' Qu- E Valedictor-ian............G1adyce Hagen i 'if Salutator-ian.............Do1or'es Visor ff fl- Ku '95 CLASS HISTORY ffl 1-,7 . .v QV' 3 W Four long years ago, in early September, 1944 thir- ' J M ty-three pupils enrolled as freshmen in the Clear- jog xv brook High School to begin an exciting new phase of , ' their young lives. ,x o H .LRE Since 1n1r1a1:1on was prohibited, the sophomores gave a welcoming party in our honor. At our first vita class meeting Miss Lord was chosen as class advisor abil and Lillian TeHennepe was elected class president. 77 . , The nine months that had once stretched far into , the future quickly receded into the past, the year 5+ coming to a close with a picnic at Clearwater Lake. W 345355 The next fall found thirty-one of us back again to 'L-ff-fff' r carry on toward the goal of a higher education. J 1 Miss Lundmark was chosen as our class advisor and It Darold Nelson as our class president, Being sopho- 1 ' mores, we felt rather superior, and the freshmen , , were so much younger than we had ever been! Spring Q and the picnic day soon arrived. We had our class '. ivwglb picnic at Itasca State Park, without the presence Wlwfa' 92.21-, of those who had chosen picnic day for themselves jiri? previously. - KCont1nued on next pagel X ,gs 'YL' X Fa .n... . ..3..n4if ,.Ln.Ah .. .. ' ' lk ,A ,qlgyfi Uh 1 ,,.,5?-,Nn.,5y1.1 ' ' 2.1-Lwf' '