Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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OUR SCHOOL HOARD B. R. Harper C. E. Phillips, President Scott Huntley THE CREED OF THE CLASS OF TWENTY-THREE—WE RELIEVE We never could have done what we have done, without the habits of punctuality, order and diligence—without the determination to concentrate ourselves on one subject at a time, no matter how quickly its successor would have come upon its heels. Whatever we try to do in life we should try with all our might to do well; whatever we devote ourselves to, we should devote ourselves completely; in great aims and in small we should always be thoroughly in earnest. It is never possible that any natural or improved ability can obtain immunity from the companionship of the steady, plain, hard-working qualities and hope to gain its end. PaKc Eleriit

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p§ m :wMim$ j I'l,!! ■ : As a winding stream pursues its course mid rocky shallows and quiet depths, enriching all it touches and restoring the freshness of life to parched soil and withered vegetation—so may this Gleaner of 1923 be a recurrent and enobling reminder, of the struggles, and disappointments, and triumphs, of our High School life keeping ever vivid, in our minds and hearts, a year of wholesome work and play in genuine good-fellowship whose memory will become increasingly dear. r P n Mil■. ' '•• • ' 1 i' ■'»V ♦.it • • . Page Seven

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