Clinton High School - Builder Yearbook (Clinton, MN)

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THE EUHLUERQA lf, i , 1 BENJAMIN HOFSTAD, Superintendent of Schools Qflnrpnsing fllifiununrents The river of time continuously moves on and in its course history is made. Man's ideals, endeavors and accomplishments are the imposing monu- ments left by him to succeeding generations. We pause in retrospect, as we look back over the history of our community. We are grateful for the vision and unselfish service of those who have labored before us. An institution that has for its aim the inculcation of the true philosophy of education in the lives of its youth from generation to generation is an imposing monument to a community. Such a monument is the Clinton Public School, It has left its influence on some four hundred graduates who in turn are now helping to shape the destinies of others in the various communities in which they live. Yes, truly, our forefathers have given us much. May we in turn pass on to posterity imposing monuments as they have done. May we say with the poet, f'Let us give to the World the best that we have and the best will be our reward.

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THE EUHLUEYRQS E. L. Williams - S. P, Steen - Thos. Schlimme Pres. Mrs. Rhoda Plummer - A. K. Olson - Mrs. Cora Bergan Schools do not consist of brick and mortar alone but of lives. May every boy and girl entering this institution of learning receive the instruction and training that will enable them to carve a career that will show to the world the highest and finest type of manhood and womanhood. -Mrs. Rhoda Plummer Board of Education from 1837 to 1940 J. J asperson A. . Nasset J. Erickson Barton . Beaty J. H. Englund Henry Petrick Mrs. A. M. Black E. B. Nichols J. D. Ross Theo. Condit 'IJF' gems: John Olson Jens Rasmussen P. N. Madison F. S. Hanson A. K. Olson H. A. Hewitt Rev. H. B. Adams Chas. Wheeler A. E. Howe O. T. Harrison Olai Steen Carl Olson H. G. Kurrasch A. C. Sherman Dr. E. Olmem Mrs. Cora Bergan Mrs. Rhoda Plummer R. F. Ross H. C Krook Thos. Schlimme S, P. Steen E. L. Williams

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ri-ir auuietai 'W' ,,,p. LAURA ANDERSON Principal, Home-Albert City, Iowa, Graduate of Gustavus Adolphus, Teaches-mathematics, social studies ETHEL GOTAAS Home - Walcott, North D a k o t a Graduate of Concordia C o l l e g e Teaches-English. GLADYS BENGTSON Home-St. Peter, Minnesota, Gradu- ate of Gustavus Adolphus, Teaches -commercial courses, junior busi- ness, physical education. MARGARET DORWIN Home-Hudson, Wisconsin, Gradu- ate of SL. Olaf College, Teaches- English, rudirnents of music, chorus orchestra. DAVID MCDOWELL Home-Clinton, Minnesota, Gradu- ate of University of Wisconsin, Teaches-agriculture, biology, sci- ence. HAROLD MEYER Home-Clinton, Minnesota, Gradu- ate of Superior State Teacher's Col- lege, Teaches-history, physical ed- ucation and Coach. J OSIE' OLSON Home-Clinton, Minnesota, Gradu- ate of St. Cloud Teacher's College, Teaches--3rd and 4th grades. HELEN MILLER Home-Grove City, Minnesota, Grad- uate of St. Cloud Teacherls College Teaches-5th and 6th grades. LYDA HANSON Home-Canby, Minnesota, Graduate of Mankato Teacher's College, Teaches-lst and 2nd grades. VICTORIA H ALLBERG Home--Owatonna, Minnesota, Grad- uate of Morris Agricultural School Secretary-typist. 1 1 1