Minnesota Lake High School - Old Mill Yearbook (Minnesota Lake, MN)

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Class History As a few of us were walkmg past the old school we notzced what a dxlapzdated condztron It was In wrth zts broken wmdows and mxsslng brlcks Recalling our days as f1rst graders w remembered havmg Miss Wh1ttaker for our teacher She then had for her class Beverly Bartelt Patsy Woxtas Janice Bach Catharme Stenzel Mavis Jacobsen Mlldred Stenzel Carol Sonnek Jack Latourelle Karen Tolzmann John Utzka Sharon Kluender Dav1d Evan Norma Krohnberg and Vzolet Leesch In second grade Patsy and John moved away wh1le Beverly declded she lzked the frrst grade so well that she stayed another year We weren t at a complete loss because Duane Schroeder jolned our group and Miss Benda then had a class of twelve W1th the except1on of Duane Schroeder who moved away our class remamed the same m the thzrd grade We then had the pleasure of havmg Mlss Doherty for our teacher Durmg the fourth grade our teacher remaxned the same but Berme Anderson and Wanzta Harrzs declded to jom our class In 1947 Mmss Malherzk taught our brxllrant class Wamta Harms had left our lzttle group but Shzrley Roessler jomed us whxch brought our enrollment to thxrteen Vxolet Leesch and Bernxe Anderson decxded to further thelr educatron elsewhere whlle Warren Schueneman and Patty Bartlett declded Mmnesota Lake was the school for them Miss Ehlerrnger was our s1xth grade teacher then On we moved to the seventh grade where we gained Dean and Dlanne Adams Poor Mrs Cromn had qulte a t1me wxth us that year The ezghth grade was a very eventful year for us for we had our fxrst man teacher r Erdahl Patty Bartlett had moved to Easton but Agnes Stencel got szck of country school and joxned our happy throng We were f1fteen proud ezghth graders when we marched up for our grade school dlplomas On a bnght and peaceful September mormng 1n 1951 we entered as Freshmen mto that splendld 1.nst1tut1on of learnmg For the f1rst trme we ascended the escalator to the second floor Our class reached 1ts peak that year wxth a total of twenty n1ne members L1l1.ah Culbertson Phyllzs Evenson Davld Grunzke Emrl Hueper Shxrley Ihle, David Kam Roy Kremer Jamce Latusek Eileen Merlcle B1llOsdoba Darlene Schroeder Ambrose Sonnek B111 Werner and Kenneth Schroeder came from country school to Jozn us After wandermg around from room to room for several days tryzng to learn what subjects to pursue we set tled down to busxness some well satlsfled w1th condxtzons and others feeling sorry that they had ever left the exghth grade We especzally remembered our Enghsh class that year and the teacher who taught us so much With what a dzfferent axm we entered as proud dommeermg Sophomores ln companson to the preceedzng year when we entered as humble and t1m1d Freshmen We had one new member tlus year Mrlton Olson wmch brought our total to an even thirty Many were the trrumphs we won as Junxors ln class work and rn athletlcs Cathanne left us to become Mrs Gary Erdner Dean Adams left to attend Waseca Farm School David Kam went to Bethany and Mxlton decxded to quxt school but Violet Davld Rllea and Mary Jo Bach jomed us Thxs was a very busy year for us for the prom took much work and prep aratron We had loads of fun makmg arrangements for our theme Onental Gardens Thls was also the year we put on Arsen1c and Old Lace I don't thmk anyone will forget all the trouble we had trymg to fmd those costumes At last we reached our Semor year and entered mto a brand new school Now the world seemed to expand and our greatness enlarged m our own estrmataon We glanced back on the years when we were just the spokes that made us the blg wheel Shirley Khle left us to attend Elmore I-hgh School Norma Krohnberg moved to Pemberton Kenny Schroeder decrded to remain a .Tumor for another year and Janxce Latusek became'Mrs Louis Klocek Our graduation class now conslsts of twenty f1ve mtellrgent Senxors Dxanne Adams Janmce Bach Lxlmh Culbertson Davxd Evan Elame Evan Phyllis Evenson Davzd Grunzke Emxl l-lueper Roy Kremer Exleen Merxcle Jack Latourelle Mavis Jacobsen B111 Osdoba Shzrley Roessler Mary Jo Bach Vxolet Leesch, Darlene Schroeder Warren Schueneman Ambrose Slmnek Carole Sonnek Agnes Stenzel Mrldred Stenzel Karen Tolzmann Davzd Rrlea and Bill Werner For twelve years we have eaten the fruit of knowledge and we are about to go out rn the wlde world and take our places There were many bad marks and plenty of tough exams but our school days weren t as bad as they seemed at txmes and they wxll be the most memorable days of our hves 0 1 . 1 9 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 I . . 1 1 . I 0 I u 1 . 1 . . , . 1 .M. 1 1 1 1 1 s - I 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Q S 1 9 V 1. , ' 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - . . ll . . ' I 0 . ll . . 1 g . ' . . . . ' . . 1 A 1 j ' 0 0 . . -. . . . . . . I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 I . . .