Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Wlien it came Hester Knowles’ turn to tell what she had been d ing all these years,she informed us that she had all that her heart could wish for. She had, she said, married a successful farmer who possessed a little farm near Elroy. Every year she and her husband came to Reeds-burg1 to see the circus and that really was the only time she ever got to see her old friends. And last of all I learned about Minnie Foss. I was not in the least surprised when I learned that she indeed had had a brilliant career since leaving High School. She had graduated from the University of Wisconsin. While there sli • received the highest honors of her class. She is employed at present teaching Science in one of the most noted colleges in Boston. Occasionally one sees reports in the newspapers of her wonderful intellectual ability and progress in her work The dead embers of the dying camp fire flickered dimly in th waning light, then finally died away, and as I gazed around, each face before me became indistinct and the picture gradually faded away into the darkness of the night. (Heard in Theory and Art.) Prof.—Give me an example of reasoning Senior—All lemons are yellow. This in yellow. Therefore this is a lemon. Lives of Seniors all remind us. We can do our very best. And departing, leave behind us, Note books that will help the rest. (In History) Miss B.— How were the provinces of Aragon and Castile united. Forest? Forest—Why, 1 believe it was by marriage. Miss B. What year do you take William Tell. Forest? Forest—I take it three years. The Seniors are put on ‘‘Diamonds and Hearts” The Seniors may have the hearts, but the Juniors have the diamonds.

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Junior Class Mack Row M. Snyder, P. Paddock, H. Schnkidkk, Harold Kleebek, Harold Meyer, L. Cla ridge, K. Gasser J. Carroll, C. Lawrence, P. Flynn, a. Sprecher. Second Row—G. Kerrigan, F. Schwkke, I. Bohchers, C. Hughes, M. Willey, F. Gerken T Mulligan E. Koenecke. I bird Row D. Hastings, V. Powell, L. Dang el, R. Stolte, S. Pearson, F. Meyer, F. Kellogg Ln Powell, B. Morley, Ruth Davis. Front Row-F. Platt, M. O’Brien, M. Corliss, E. Ckoal. G. Carroll, G. Poole, Ruth Goodell.