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Photograph shows in back row Albert Johnson, Mrs. Gross, John Dausey, Marge Compton, Herb Compton, Evelyn Bethard, Gus Bethard, Wallace Bethard, Irma Belle Crawford, Myron Bethard, Mrs. Whitemark, Eileen Whitmark. Middle row Maran Kendall (holding daughter, Aleta), Mrs. Crawford (teacher), Mrs. Compton (mother of Herb), Leland Whitmark, Violet Whitmark, Mildred Bethard, Cleo Kendall. Front row: Gerald and David (twins) Compton, Greta, Helen Kendall. Greta and Gerta (twins), Janice Compton. Clear Creek School.
Compton, David Compton, Gerald Johnson, Albert Dausey, John Compton, Marge Compton, Herb Bethard, Mildred Bethard, Myron Bethard, Wallace Bethard, Gus Kendall, Maran Kendall, Cleo Kendall, Aleta Compton, Mrs Gross, Mrs Whitmark, Leland Whitmark, Violet Kendall, Greta Compton, Greta Kendall, Helen Crawford, Maude L Kendall, Gerta Children Teachers Schools Clothing and dress Children's clothing Students Portraits, Group School children
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