Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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‘file ai History of Sophomore Class. One half of our High School career is over and how the time has flown ! We have lost all of our former greenness and are now in full bloom. Last year we were all glad when the year was over, but I wonder if we will feel the same this year. We entered High School thirty-seven strong, but our ranks have been tilled during these two years until we now number forty-two. What other class can boast of such an increase ? We are the largest class in school, but it is not of our quantity but of our quality that we boast. We take a most keen delight in all that pertains to our High School, but particularly in the little affairs which make certain classes leaders. We have a basket ball team of great fame and if you dare dispute this, we command you to look at our record. It is true that our players are not in for the oyster stew, but why ? Simply because they would not hurt the tiny little boys on the other teams for the sake of a prize. Then, we are well represented in the Oratorical Association by girls interested in declamatory contests and boys interested in debates, one of whom made the final debating team. As, “music hath its charm , so have we, for many of us are musical. So we are going to graduate the largest, strongest and most accomplished class in the history of the Reedsburg High School. We believe in deeds not words, so Here’s to the class that in numbers is blest Here's to the class that is all that is best; Here’s to the class of willing workers, Here's to the class of never shirkers; Here’s to the class that is full of fun, Here's to the class as bright as the sun; Here’s to the class that has won a name, Here’s to the class of unrivaled fame; Long may she follow that which is right. Long may she shine serenely and bright; High in fame may each member go, High may he climb though it be but slow; Then, when the topmost rung he has won, May he thank ’14 for what it has done. R. S.

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Iftivpf ai d Y!Ct itc Sophomore Class. Class Roll. Otto Bates, Joseph Carroll, Loyal Claridgfe, Marguerite Corliss, Felix Doyle, Louise Dangel, Ruth Davis, Frank Flynn, Raymond Gasser, Florence Gerken, Ruth Goodell, Pearl Hess, Della Hastings, Clarissa Henry, Mary Harrison, Leonard Hainstock, Earle Hale, Harold Kleeber, Elsie Koenecke, Gracia Kerrigan, Feme Kellojrp, Claude Lawrence, Belle Morley, Harold Meyer, Hubert McNamara, Frieda Meyer, Theresa Mulligan, Muriel O’Brien, Viola Powell, Lulu Powell, Genevieve Poole,Emmanuel Reimer,Florence Schweke, Ruth Stolte, Amos Sprecher, Rheinhart Schultz, Marlowe Snyder, Ruth Townsend, Ivan Terry, Lee Wheeler, Marjorie Willey, John Zimmerman, Jane Zimmerman

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