Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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1, %G E N R l9Y Class Will Listen, my children, and you shall hear The last will and testament of the seniors dear; On the last day of May in '29, We ll receive our diplomas for which we p.ne. And now. under-classmen, we are doing our best To leave you in this testament—our honest bequest. Gives Oscar Barnhart his silly grin. To Henry Shroeder, so pious and prim. Gives Rosella Rosenthal to Winefred Ray, 'The Art of Talking.” to aid her each day. Gives Reva Cottington her very fine figure. To Irvin Parkhurst. who needs to be bigger. Wilhelm Huebing. so small and so shy. Gives his shorthand ability to Melvin Krey. Ruth Schweke gives a sweet maiden's kiss. To Donald Metcalf, which he'll not want to miss. Gives Lowren Douglas a pair of glasses. To Wilbur Powell, so he'll look at the lasses. A very sweet look gives Constance Lange. To Vernie Lopou. whose heart will jump with a pang. Robert Harper gives his curling iron To Myra Sands, our saintly siren. Patrick Daly, with his feet much too small. Gives to Alex Ninneman his shoes, and that's all. To Robert Frambs. Mary Donahue presents The History of Ireland, with compliments. With the help of a detective from Scotland Yards, Irene Van Loenen gives Robert Riggers her make-up cards. Scotchy” Thorne gets a rotten apple, All wrapped up nice: from Hazel Happle. Hans Schuck gives his pull with the teachers To Robert O'Keefe, who evades those creatures. Agnes Grandy a gym suit gives To Viola Nieman. who in Loganville lives. Lena Rindfleisch. her furious temper gives To Eileen Wheeler, who on the West Side lives. Emma Haugh gives her well-oiled brain To Herby Schulte, who is slipping under the strain. Edith Holtze gives her form so slight To William Schroeder. so he’ll look like a mite. Albert Fuhrman gives a bottle of pre-war 90’ To James Gregory, who on drinking is bent. Patricia Byrne, our Irish colleen. Gives Bunjo Zech a shamrock green. Joe Gleue gives bundles of love. To Dorothy Roper, his cooing dove. Mina Dorow gives her roguish smile To Evelyn Mack, so the men she ll beguile. Gives Arnold Elfers. to Rolland Brown, His beloved pipe, so he won't frown. A nice black eye gets Gilbert Retzlaff, From Emma Krueger, who’s very tough. Page Twenty-jour

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 Van Loenen, Irene “Van G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Public Speaking 4; Debating 4: Operetta 1: Dramatics 1: Secretary and Treasurer of G. A. A. 1: Bas ketball I. 2: Volley ball 1. 2 3, 4; Baseball I. 2, 3. 4. “ fish in the sea of fellows and I always get a bile Westedt, Paul “Rod Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Baseball 1. 2; Operetta 1, 2: Ad visory Council 3; Athletic Scholarship Award 2; Class Play 3. “My! HOW the girls love an AthleteV Wiutty, Estella Literary Society 1; Home Economics 2; G. A. A. 2; De clamatory 2. “To study or not to study that is the question.” Zimmerman Leona Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Dramatics 1; Home Economics Club 4. “Speech is great but silence is greater Theinert, Leo Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Glee Club 4. “ will laugh like a hytnj. and that when thou art asleep. ' Waki.er, Leona “Wotty” La Valle, Wisconsin. En tered as a Junior. G. A. A. .3 4; Glee Club 3 4; Basketball 3; Orchestra 4. “She is the best liked who is alike to all.” Weston, Roy Vice President of Class 3. 4; Football 4; Gleaner Staff 4. “Who is it that can read a woman!” Zimmerman, Amy “Zim Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta I. 2: Class Play 2, 3: G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Loyalty Committee 3; Class President 2; Latin Club 2: Basketball i. 2: Baseball I. 2; Prom Committee 3: Board of Control 1: Annual Staff 3. 4. Gentlemen don’t always prefer blondes. Page Twenty-three

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Gertrude Cowles, with an agreement by contract. Does leave Martha Foster, a very fine compact. Herbert Phillips, his rambling Ford Leaves to Elmer Niebuhr, so he'll ride like a lord. Gives Martha Nieman a bottle of Peroxide, To Mary Sweeny, who wants her hair dyed. A bunch of dance tickets Dorothy Sonnenberg gives. To Joyce Montgomery, who by dancing, lives. To Henry Grote, his leadership rare, Does our own Arthur Krueger leave without care. The ability to type gets Andrew Dwyer. From our own beloved Louise Meyer. Florence Markham, a leather brief-case. Gives to Catherine Quimby. who for it will race. A bar of candy Audrey Huntley falls heir to, From Edgar Fuhrman. (he's kind hearted loo). Marie Luebke. a very sweet smile Gives to Ivan Schroeder, the shiek of the Nile. Bequeathes Gene Gallagher, his Irish brogue. To Thelma Outcult. (the shy little rogue). Leona Wahler gives her job in the office To Maxine Miehe. tho' she be only a novice. A summons to the office gives Elizabeth Faivre. To Lucille Riggert, who’ll consider it a favor. Grace Donahoe. the latest joke. Tells to Esther Krueger, who will almost croak.” Florence Foss gives a megaphone To Evelyn Ninneman, to increase her lone. Reinhart Darrow willingly gives his job in the A P. To George Claridge. who will jump with glee. Byron Mckewin, his saxaphone gives. To his brother Kenneth, who with him lives. Alderine Wishoff gets from Agatha Pape, Her latest story in Latin copy. Thelma St. Claire gives a sly, bashful wink To Gustav Salutz, who she likes, we thing. Roy Weston gives his geometry ear. To Norma Von der Ohe, who wiil need it next year. Amy Zimmerman gives the benefits of her long walks to school To Fae Heitcamp. to keep her calm and cool. Clara Kruse gives a gladiola rare, To Jean Hass, who has red hair. Alvcna Canaan gives her boy friends all. To Dorothy Dorrow, who for them will fall. Mildred Robinson, her manly gait. Gives tcrDorothy Krueger, who is sometimes late. Jessie and Gene, of the tribe of Seymour, Leave their knowledge to Juniors who should know more. Leola Medenwald, a shorthand notebook. Bequeaths to Gertrude Wolters. with a knowing look. Carl Behnke leaves his shyness rare To Harold Fenster, who is bold and dare. Bill Strampe. who is tall and thin. I.eaves to Esther Dargel. a bottle of gin. Agnes Horkan leaves her debating cards To Laurence Benseman. a Jack of Hearts. Leona Zimmerman leaves her long walks home To Margaret Manion. who lives 'cross from the dome. Glenn Bromely, some peanut shells, I’age Twenty-five