Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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F A C U L T Y PAUL LOOFBORO, B A. Milton College I.UK McAFEE, B.A. Ripon College GEORGE PIPER. B.S. University of Wisconsin BKRNIECE SMITH. B.S., M.A. University of Wisconsin HOMER DELONG, B.A., M.A. Milton College, University of Wis- IDA HEITKAMP. B E. Platteville State Teachers’ College SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Chemistry and Physics, elective for Juniors and Seniors are taught by Mr. Loofboro. In addition to classes in General Science, required for Freshmen, Miss Smith teaches an elective class in Senior or non-Math. Science. Miss McAfee, in her required Biology classes, instructs Sophomores in the science of life. The science of Agriculture, taught by Mr. Piper, is offered to the boys in all the classes. Mathematics, with the exception of two classes in Algebra, taught by Miss Smith, is in charge of Mr. DeLong, who teaches Advanced Mathematics, Geometry, and Algebra, elective subjects. The Science and Mathematics instruction in the Junior High are under Miss Heitkamp, who is also principal there. In the Activity School Mr. Loofboro supervises the Radio, Camera, and Astronomy cluhs and Gleaner Finance. Miss McAfee aids Mr. Loofboro with her Camera Clubs, and has a Nature Club. Mr. Piper instructs boys to become handy men in their homes through his Home Mechanics Clubs, and supervises the Ag. Cluhs. The “Lab Mr. DeLony’s Room Page twelve

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HELEN BECHTOLT. B.A. Otterbein College WINIFRED BERGMAN, B E. Eau Claire Teachers' College VIVIAN RICE. B.A. Carroll College VI RUTH ROSS. B.A. Ripon College JEAN WILLIAMS, B.S., M S. University of Wisconsin VERONA WENDT LAND. B.A. Lawrence College F A C U L T Y ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES English is required for the first three years, and elective in the fourth year. Freshman English is taught by Miss Ross, with Miss Bechtolt, who has Library, taking it over to teach the unit on Library Science. Sophomore English is taught by Miss Wendtland and Miss Williams while Miss Bergman has the Junior and Senior English. Miss Rice has charge of this department in Junior High. Latin is the only language offered, and is taught by Miss Wendtland. In addition to their Academic work some of these teachers supervise various clubs in the new Activity School: Miss Bergman—Junior and Senior Dramatics and some Forensics; Miss Ross—Freshman and Sophomore Dramatics and News Clubs; Miss Williams—Art; Miss Wendtland—Loy-altv Chairman. English Room Library Page eleven

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SOCIAL SCIENCE AND COMMERCE American and World History, required for all Juniors and Seniors, are taught by Miss Hart and Mr. Jerdeman. Civics, a required Freshman subject, and a course in Economics and Sociology are under the instruction of Mr. Horkan. Miss Wiley is at the head of the Social Science department in Junior High. Commerce Classes are in charge of Miss LeFevre and Miss Schwandt. In the Activity School, Miss Hart supervises News clubs and the Publications, which are the Gleaner and the W.P.A. Speech Clubs and some Forensics are in charge of Mr. Horkan. Mr. Jerdeman has charge of Junior High athletics and several Handicraft clubs. Miss LeFevre superintends typing classes in the activity periods, while Miss Schwandt conducts a High Pressure Club, dealing with sales methods, a Commerce Club and some Bookkeeping. Page thirteen