Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Qleaner Staff Top How:- Mr. Loofboro. Margaret Tracy. Gilbert Montgomery. Rose Kollmeyer. Harold Van Allen. Valesca Riggert. Bessie Bates. Gertrude Rosenthal. Bottom Row:- Dorothy Donahue. Larry Hickey. Arline Brimmer, Alton Bethke, Jeanette Wheeler. Louella Wolters. We. of the Gleaner have thoroughly enjoyed compiling and completing this annual for its readers. We sincerely hope that it will please you because it represents our best efforts and many hours of work as well as good times. High Lights Top Row:- Ernst Steinweg, Retina Zapp. Anita Powell. Fred Niebuhr. Dorothy Foerster. Second Row:- Richard Stone, Ruth Schwanke. Gayno Lawrence, Adeline Austin. Jean Miller. Yolanda Lyckbcrg. Robert Weining. Bottom Row:- Annette Meyer, Helen Tracy, Jane Bartlett, Gertrude Darrow, Esther Medenwald. Miss Hart. A change of name and a new supply of unusual talent made great improvements in our school newspaper. We suspect that the tasty morsels of gossip supplied by willing reporters were responsible for the big sales although the other interesting features in it made it a complete paper. Debate Top Row:- Elder Bernien. Everett Byrnes. Bartlett Quimby. Roger Schuette. Bottom Row:- Miss Peterson, Esther Trettin, Gwenlyn Cobleigh. Through the untiring efforts of both the members and the sponsor. Miss Peterson, our debate teams have begun to amount to something. The good showing they made at the two tournaments they attended and the victories of the negative team in conference debates will prove that. The question for debate this year was: Resolved: That the United States should adopt the British system of radio control. We suspect that both teams enjoyed the out-of-town debates. boys’ Qlee Club Top Row:- Fabyan Wright. Robert Foss. Harris Lund. Harold Van Allen. Second Row:- Melvin Paylow, William Van Loen, David Hopper. Robert Van Loen. Bottom Row: Thomas Sweeney. William Schmeltzer. Fred Niebuhr, Richard Stone. It was the Boy’s Glee Club that made it possible for R. H. S. to produce the light opera. Pinafore, this year. They made a splendid crew of English sailors though perhaps a few more would have improved the volume of the chorus. These boys enjoy singing and show it by their desire to reorganize the club this year. [30]