Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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JUNIOR HISTORY ll was one clay in September 1920, that our class, numbering seventy-six, came on the school horizon. Although we were perfectly capable of taking care of ourselves we humored the upper-classmen by letting them manage our affairs at t i mes. We entered immediately into the activities of the school and enjoyed detention as much as the Seniors did. The Glee Club, both boys and girls, were added to in numbers and enthusiasm by our class. In our Sophomore year we numbered only fifty-one, but we had lost none of the pep we had evinced in our Freshman year. This year forty-nine Juniors are proud to be in this class. And our Basketball team! What a credit to have won the Junior-Senior game, and what a satisfaction! Many of the boys on the school team are Juniors and honored ones, too, having received medals for their splendid playing at the LaCrosse tournament. During our three years of High School we have found that a Junior Class is always the best class and the adviser matches the class; that High School life is one to be appreciated; and that class loyalty and school loyalty are the key-notes of success in High School. CLASS OFFICERS Darrel Wolfe.........................................President Donald Ost......................................Vice President Eylene Worden .... Secretary and Treasurer Class Colors; Green and Gold. Class Motto: “Always Room at the Top.’’ TODAY How wrought 1 yesterday? Small moment now. To question with vain tears, or bitter moan, Since every word you wrote upon the sands Of yesterday hath hardened into stone. How work tomorrow? ’Tis a day unborn, To scan whose formless feature is not granted. Ere the new morning dawns, soul, thou mayest wing Thy (light beyond tomorrow, disenchanted. How shall 1 work today? 0 soul of mine! Today stands on her threshold, girt to lead Thy feet to life immortal; strive with fear; Deep pitfalls strew the way; take heed; take heed! PaKe Thirty-One