Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Harold Meyer. .“Piggy. I don't talk fast; that's why I drawl. Louisa Daniel.. “Dingel.” Apollo is my only crush. Della Hastings- “Dell.” I sputter, sputter as I go. Hazel Olson..“Ole. She is slow to form a friendship, hut firm and constant. Frances Platt. .“Francisco.” English! is her hobby. Florence Gerken. .“Flo.” No wedding bells for me. Evangeline Croal.. “Van.” A modest maiden she. Theresa Mulligan.. Teas.” Her thots were often far away To where the young cigar maker did stay—Chicago. Viola Powell..“Vita. One of a jolly band. Claude Lawrence. .“Adam.” They say he is a quiet lad, Nothing at all al out him bad. Muriel O’Brien..“Pokey.” A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Irma Borcbers.. “Borchie.” Maiden with meek brown eyes. In Civic . Miss P.—Hen« y, can you tell us the duties of the coroner? Henry S.—The coroner keeps a record of all births, marriages and deaths. Miss H.—“Well, what have you to add, Amos?” Amos ceases waving his hand frantically and replies seriously: “One thing the monks couldn't do was to marry aft« r they died.” Gaynold Carroll (in Physics)- When you boil |K tatoes do you have expansion of liquids or of solids? Proposition in Geometry. Two whispering boys sitting too close together may cause disturbance. Given Percy and Pat in adjacent seats. To prove that it is necessary for Percy to change his seat. Miss Ward quickly solves it. Percy moves. Miss B.—“Amos, when for the first time in History did two nations live together as one family?” Prank Flynn—“At the time of Noah's ark. All Unpeople lived in the same house.” Muriel in History—It was against the laws of the church to marry anybody's sister.

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Loyal Claridge.. “Lousy. Greater men than I have lived, but they’re all dead. Joseph Carroll .“Joe. We all like him for he's a hearty good fellow. Felix Doyle.. “Flexible. As honest an Irishman as ever scuttled a ship or cut throat. Marguerite Corliss. .“Peggy. Her toil on books have consumed the midnight oil. Amos Sprecher. .“Dinky” usually “Windy preferred. “Say! Get me a date for Saturday nite.” Henry Schneider. .“Hank. Good nature, muscle and grit all combined. Florence Schweke. .“Dick. In Mathematics she did shine (?) Feme Kellogg. .“Mut. Ble sed be Civics if you don't get too much of it. Catherine Hughes. .“Coppy. With her laughing eyes and shining hair. Genevieve Poole..“Gena “I’d rather be called a stiff than a tlirt. Frieda Meyer. .“Fred. H r favorit course, designs on art. Ruth Goodell• .“Goodie. Fair, fat and forty. Ruth 8tolte.. “Rufus.” Rufus says: “Walter! Walter! is one who never does falter.” .lulia Cady. .“Don.” Yiddle on your fiddle. Gaynold Carroll. .“Gay” When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. Harold Kleeber..“Doc.” “Let’s have a game until one o’clock.” Percy Paddock..“Paddy.” Wise from the top of his head, up! Elsa Koenecke.. “Kinky” Sincere, honest and hard working. Susie Pearson “Sue.” As pure in tho’t as angels are; To know her is to love her! Lulu Powell “Lu. A silent creature, thoughtful, grave, sincere. Marjorie Willey. .“Majority. living good never troubled her. Ruth Davis. “Davy Physical stature is no index of the woman. Frank Flynn. .“Jerry.” What's the hurry?

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