Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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+ IfW, F A C ULTY TOP ROW Mr. Paul Loofboro—B.A. Milton College “He knows his sciences from A to Z. So, now lie’s training for the U. S. Army.” Gleaner Finance Miss Esthkr Medenwald Our Office Girl. Mr. John Plenke—Iowa State B.Ed. ”ln football coaching he docs excel; In Manual Arts he does just as well .” Football Coach, Loyalty Board, Intramurals, Spring spofts. Miss Vivian Rice—B.A. Carroll College. “Miss Rice, a newcomer to the clan, Helps those in need, the best she can .” Junior High Declamatory and Dramatics, Library Miss Irene Schwandt—B.Ed. Whitewater State Teachers’ College. “A good stenographer she sure would make. She can give the typewriter all it can take.” Sophomore Class Advisor. Miss Elizabeth Wiley—B.A. Lawrence College. “Her father was a candidate For governor of this fair state.” Junior High Declamatory, 1:10 period programs, Dramatics. bottom row Miss Lue McAfee—B.A. Ripon College. “If 7 thought I’d go bugs’, she should happen to shout. We’d be inclined to think she’d know what they’re all about.” Junior Class Advisor. Mr. George Piper—B.S. University of Wisconsin. “A farmer of the first class he should make If he’d decide another job to take .” F. F. A. Miss Evelyn Randall—B.E. I aCrosse State Teachers. “’Tis believed that models for students the teachers should be Maxbc she accounts for some of the popularity of the c.c.cr Outdoor Club, Girls’ Intramurals. Mr. Ansel Ritzenthaler—B.A. Carroll College. “A ‘rubber band’ might help him out When the one he has makes him shout.” Miss Verona Wendtland—B.A. Lawrence College. “If some one says. 'What can this beV, She can justly answer, ‘That’s Greek to me!”’ Chairman of Loyalty Board. Miss Jean Williams—p.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. University of Wisconsin. “She can speak of ‘Art’ in a jovial way For she knows there’s nothing he can say.” Page Eleven

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Arthur Mulhurt, William Arvold. Dr. F. A. Filce, Philip Schwcke. Mrs. Agnes Thiemann, William Kcincs, Louis Fuchs School Board I lie Strategia of Athens (the governing body of that city), ruled wisely and efficiently front year to year even as the School Board manages the affairs of our school. Some time ago plans were drawn for the construction of a new elementary school and now that it has been completed the School Board might well Ite complimented on its success. Having completed this task, they immediately made plans for the improvements of the High School building. The program calls for long-term exchanges so that no interruption would be made in the school routine. Among the changes planned are: an alteration in the Home Economics department, enlargement of the library, change of seating facilities in the auditorium, remodeling of Room G into a suitable music room, and changes in the lavatories and dressing rooms throughout the building. Further, the board has shown appreciation for the need of close relationship between civic and school affairs by cooperating with committees of the Kiwanis Club and the City Council, considering the problem of constructing a city park, with special attention to the possibilities of an athletic program. Page Thirteen