Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-01-30

/ SC0uudcu6I,
old Droessler, Emma Duve, Isabelle
Mclaughlin, Lillian Kelly. Laura
! Wiedman and Cornelius Elskamp.
/ In the class of 1910 there were four
girls and one boy, Laura Skate, Eth
elyn Schumacher, Caroline Duve,
Mary Giesen and Charles Vogelsberg.
| In the class of 1911 there were four
| graduates, Grace Reed, Olive Kim
mick, Adolph Schumacher and Percy
Runken.
| Mr.. Jewett after his fifth term ac-
cepted more lucrative position at
| Seneca, Wis, where he remained for
a number of years. He was succeed
| ed by It. H. Golay who served one
year with Miss Winnifred Stehens as
assistant. The class of 1912 was
composed of five girls and two boys,
Lavilla Kuster, Nellie Osborne, Ber-
| tina Pluemer, Charlotte Pluemer,
Minnie Longkamp, Walter Schuma-
| cher and Leander BraWner.
! Edward ]. Young was the next to
take charge. He remained for six
years, beginning in Sept. 1912, with
Miss Winifred Stephens assistant
The class of 1913 was as follows
| Anna Mclaughlin, Theresa Gunther,
! Barbara Kleine, Ida Udelhofen.
Miss Minnie Kuenster was assist
ant during Mr.. Young's second term.
| The class of Ola; Ethel Thomas,
Laura Busch, Ricca Ames, Leola Abb
| ing, Ella Kelly, Emily BraWner, Hen
ny Uppena and Howard Schroeder
! Prof. Young began his third term
in the fall of 1914 with Miss Kathryn
| Cartman as assistant. The class OF
1915 was made up of four girls and
one boy: Pearl Keehner, Martha
Duve, Lille Brake, Sarah Ames ana
| Clarence Schumacher. Miss Nellie
! Clark became assistant to Mr.. Young
in his next three subsequent years.
1916 graduating class was: Their
esa Doser, Florence Uppena, Eleanor
Richter, Leila Turner, Cecilia Kim
mick, William Wiedman and Earl
| Campbell
! Passing on to the class Of 1917 we
again find it consisting of five girls
and two boys, Mary Kelly, Hilda
| Schumacher, Emily Phillips, Gertrude
| Bazinet, Clara Runkell, Harold Os-
borne, Otto Schaal.
The class of 1918 was composed OF
| four girls and three boys: Gertrude
Schiffman, Viola Stoll, Bernice Hud-
son, Matilda Mike, George AmeS.
| Harry Wamsley and Virgil Kelly
Prof Young finished his sixth year
| as principal in June 1917. He moved
] to Bloomington where he accepted a
similar position.
| In September 1917 H. J. Jones be
came principal of the Potosi school,
| and remained in charge for two years.
| T. Tod Nv Ia
The class of 1918: Minnie Skaife,
Olive Schumacher, Alloys Brawner,
| Clarence Zenz, Henry Walter and Gel
estin Kaltenbach.
| In the class of 1919 were nine girls
! and one boy: Louise Doser, Esther
Koeller, Mildred OFT, Mildred Baum
| Ter, Marie Schmitz, Bertha Schmitz.
Marjorie Berge, Anna Stoll, Gertrude
Stoker and Virgil Millen.
| Prof JOS. w. Pope succeeded Mr..
Jones as principal in September -
| 10. The class of 1920 consisted OF
| four girls and one boy Josepha
| Schaefer, Loretta Pluemer, Mabel
| Pluemer, Helen Hurst and Claude
| Lesser.
Prof. Pope conducted the school for
| one term and removed to a more re-
munerative field He was followed by
! U. G. Bussen in 1920 with Misses
! Smith and Sorenson as assistant prin-
cipals. Miss Nellie Clark, after serv.
ing seven years as assistant principal
was compelled to resign owing to the
! illness of her mother.
| Mr.. Bussen's first graduating class
consisted of seven girls and three
boys: Marie Pluemer, Hazel Buss,
Mabel Schumacher, Kathryn Durley,
Collette Lesser, Lucian Weber, Isa-
dore Mclaughlin and Medard Schmitz.
In Prof. Bussen's second term he
was assisted by Miss Nellie Martha
and Miss Irene Millen for four
months and Miss P. Mckenzie for five
months. The 1922 graduating class
was composed Of six girls and four
boys as follows: Charlotte Stolt,
Marie Doser, Kathryn Coons, Lucina
Schaefer, Florence Lesser, Cornielia
! Doser, Alphonse Uppena. Wesley
Cenfeld, Frank Berg and Leonard
Doser.
! Mr.. Bussen was succeeded as prin-
cipal in 1922 by B. J. Patterson who
was assisted by Misses Verna Foster
and Louise Kubly. The graduates in
the class OF 1923 were: Martha Cen
field, Alice Stark, Helen Webb, Syl-
via Stockert, Helen Kelly. Veva Os-
| termeier, Clarence Doser, Glen Pink
and Ambrose Zenz.
Since the organization of the Potosi
high school there have been 216 grad
yates. OF this number Is are known
to have passed to the great beyond.
| They are: Eta Kendrick, Mary Law
Ter, George barrow, Lizzie Marcue,
| Roy Roesch, Minnie Marcue, Henry
Wilmott, Mary Bonn, Genevieve Gun
| Their, Hannah Droesler, Grace Reid,
Henry Uppena, Lille Brake, Clarence
Schumacher, Theresa Doser, Cecilia
| Kimmick, Hilda Schumacher and Har-
! old Osborne. Many have married,
some of whom are yet living in Po
tosi and vicinity, while others have
! moved to different states