Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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£7 TH'I N Freshmen Bottom Row—Gcthyn Camp. Francis Drea, Harley Gibbons. Edward Stone. Reginald Darrow. Teddy Finnegan, Theodore Held, Victor Rose, Leonard Ruehlow, Lloyd Fuller, William Happle. Gale Krug. Harlo Ferris. Ellie Anderson. Gilbert Westerman, Harold Stanhope. Second Row—Lorraine Koenecke, Norman Theis. Owen Lassallette, Burl Rickman. Eugene Wheeler. Billy Arvold. James Sweeney. Francis Hudzinski. Eda Broas, Ruth Roloff. Katherine Kroenecke, Loretta Ncibuhr. Dorothy Kroenecke, Angeline LaRue, Leona Douglas. Blanche Bass, Irene Fuller. Irene Weidman. Third Row—Anna Doyle. Nora Horkan, Ruth Fish. Irmagard Schmidrmann, Lyndell Licht. Gertrude Luehrsen, Elizabeth Meyer, Betty Jane Schroeder. Ethel Wendt. Delores Timbers. Vera May Kleeber. Shirley Cracker. Ruth Miles. Adeline Schroeder. Arnita Gehrig. Marjorie Wilmes. Rosemary Lindenberg. Eleanor Schmeltzer. Fourth Row—Kenneth Schultz, Ruth Schmidt. Arlene Thomas. Arthur Stanhope, Roger Cady. Donald Casey. Ilah Grilley. Paul Sass, Ewald Schulz. Theo. Dwyer, Betty O’Keefe. Erma Maske, Alberta Selle, Jean Black. Phyliss Yanke. Ann Doyle. Lydia Steinweg, Helen Gavin. Fifth Row—Norma Meyer. Rosamond Harms, Mickey Lange. Norman Winake. Jerome Anderson. Shirley Powell. Elaine Prange, Lucille Powell, Polly Powell, Evelyn Paylow. Ruth Pape. Waneta Smith. Bernice Byrnes, Jean Dwyer. Doris Greenwood. Ruth Woodworth. Rosmary Stone. Jeanette Black. Beatrice Abbs. Sixth Row—Carl Schluter. James Rice. Roy Strieker. Stanley O'Keefe. Reuben Lueders. Gilbert Peters. Walter Pelton, Edmund Goetsch, Fredrick Howland. Elmer Lindloff, Harold Gluth. Kenneth Schultz. Gertrude Buhr, Dorothy Kaun. Bernice Yarroch, Helen Volk. Mary Catherine Walsh. Robert Hawkins, Joe Oehlers. Willard Kleeber. Jack Sporleder. Sophomores Bottom Row—Douglas Tibbits, David Hopper. Robert Thayer. Floyd Greenwood. Louis Laeseke, Arnold Greenwood. Durlin Behn. Harvey Pohlmann, Elmer Meyer. Paul Bruegge-mann. Vernon Zimmerman. Donald Halvensleben. Phillip Schulz, Robert Jensen. Carol Rabuck, James Schultis. Second Row—Jim Greenwood. Merlin Broas, James Koenecke. Walter Riddington, James Gavin. Robert Hainstock, Robert Whitty. Floyd Smith. Rollin Camp. Joe Greenwood. Leona McCormick. Arleen Massman. Margaret Hill. Anne Huebbe. Alice Moyes. Eileen Mundth. Third Row—Bernard Dillon. Florence Banks, Glenette Kleeber, Eileen Dwyer. Beryl Weidman. Elizabeth Lucia. June Holzmiller. Janet Schroeder. Teresa Zapp. Dorothea Held. Audry Ison. Anne Fiess. Lutie Ann Hughes, Evelyn Darow. Beverly Laschiniske. Genevieve Bethke. Berniece Fish. Edna Derke, Catherine Horkan. Fourth Row—Donald Foss. Marvin Fisher. Alfred Kaun. Ruth Roediger, Gertrude Luetkens. Marcella Parkhurst, Milda Heiden, Julia Ederer. Ruth Luetkins, Ruth Tewes, Marion Licht. Lucille Heassler. Helen Krey. Eileen Mundth, Agatha Ritzer, Gertrude Gade, Pauline Laske, Dorothy Montgomery. Fifth Row—Paul Weining, Owen Sandmire, James Brimmer, Gerhart Shrank. Ear1 Reines. Riley Behn. Edward Sommers. Elmer Laske. Ruth Cassey. Joyce Smith. Juanita Luther. Martha Yorman. Dorothy Mullaley, Viola Meyer. Edna Sommers. Mary Weitzel. Juniors Front Row—Robert Mullock. John McGarrity. Joe Bates. Robert Hahn. Elwyn Harvey. Leonard Schluter. John Miles. Riley Walling. Bob Walker, Arlin Crane. Clayton Hyzer. Bill Sporleder. Second Row—Geraldine Page. Margaret Newman. Marion Broas. Hilda Derke. Gladys Gardner. Lorraine Koeppe. Alice Hicks, Julia Mears. Gladys Montgomery. Helen Ost. Gertrude Duppen. Phyllis Wheeler. Valeria Oehlers. June Mathews. Yetive Powell. Third Row—Lorraine Decot. Evelyn Fields, Eulalia Dwyer. Arlene Krueger. Gilbert Schrank, Evan Schutte. Lester Hahn. Harvey Maske, Lucille Kutz. Dorothy Tietje. Wilma Thorne. Lorraine Dreifke. Margaret Fish. Hazel Wright. Helen Herwig. Mildred Wiseman. Fourth Row—Lucille McCarthy. Mabel Lawrence, Helen Doyle. Artice Smith. Eileen Whitty. Donna Fae Banks. Arline Devereaux. Audrey Daniels, Helen Cooper. Elsie Gehrke. Emmy Lou Clark. Vivian Lassallette. Isabel Buckley, Vivian Mansfield. Esther Trettin. Anita Schinnerer, June Grilley, Ruth Dargel. Fifth Row—Louis Maske. Arnold Flohr. Floyd Kinnamon, Clarence Dreifke. Clarence Bloas, John Dettmann, Bob Van Loenen, George Perry, Robert Gibbons, Marlin Schroeder. Hilda Luetkens. Edna Roecker, Viola Gluth. Vera Grauvogl. Sixth Row—Charles Coens. Clark Paylow. Gilbert Springbrum. James Lariden. Eldor Bernien. Wendell Darrow. Harold Wischhoff, Norman Harms, Donald Hagerty, Evan Henricks, Raymond Smith. Ralph Hearn. Nelson Bailey. Francis Faivre, Milton Koenecke. [25]

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£7 THE '35 FANI'Rd Class Prophecy Knowing that upon my shoulders fell the task of writing a great prophecy. I was much burdened with grief and despair. How could I give a fair and true prophecy without a deep study of philosophy? However, just as I was falling into the deepest depths of despair. I chanced to remember an advertisement I had read of a certain sorceress who kept a so-called dream shop. Her price, although high, was not too precious for so vast and important a visit as mine was to be. The following evening I went to the dream shop. Upon knocking, I was cordially invited to enter by a strange creature, whom I'll not attempt to describe, since all efforts would be futile. I was conducted to a small room, lighted only by a ghastly red lamp in the corner. On second look I saw the hazy form of a woman.—if such she could be called—who beckoned me to come and sit opposite her. She handed me a smudgy glass and nodded, indicating that I should drink the contents. I was rather reluctant at first, but decided it was the only thing to do. Mist, mist. mist, and a dizzy ascent into a seemingly endless void. A sudden fall and shudders, brought me out of the trance. As my brain cleared. I found my self walking amid flower gardens in an estate in England. Not far distant I saw Jack Howland and Kathryn Baumgarten sitting on a bench, fondly watching two small children playing around a sparkling fountain. Jack had inherited a comfortable fortune from a mysterious uncle and had started traveling in Europe. Meeting in a fashion shop in Paris, he and Kathryn had renewed old friendship and later were married. I expected to have my station far removed again but to my surprise I traveled only a short distance. This time I found myself in London in an office building. As I walked up the hall, I noticed the sign on one of the doors. It read, Non-Squeak Bed Spring Co. Limited, Alex Yorman. Pres. Opening the door I saw his secretary seated at a desk in the outer office. She was none other than Noreane Kutz. Before even catching a glimpse of Alex, however. I was whipped off again. This time I landed in the jungles of Africa. Imagine my surprise to see Harold Schleden at the head of a hunting expedition. My next stop was back in the United States. Upon examination of my (Continued on page 581 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .................................Roger Schuette Vice President ............................Bartlett Quimby Secretary-Treasurer .-...................... Alton Bethke Loyalty Representative ......................Portia Stone Advisor ..................................... Miss Hart [26J