Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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SCPHOMORES Front Row: L. Camp, H. C. Kohlmeyer, R. Harrison, Second Row: R. Miller I Miss S. Hagen, I. Gavin, E. Doyle, D. Foss. Third ROW! A- Farber R. Kelly, E. Peterson, I. Hathaway, D. Knuth, R. Meyer. Fourth Row: F. Brown S. Rusch, G. Grosskrueger, l. Giles, B. Schulze. Fifth Row: E. Tourdot, A. Richert, D. Luehrsen, W. Gade. Sixth Row: C. Dohner I. Burdick, P. Montgomery. Front Row: M. Clements, D. White, M. Kelley, V. Hasse, V. Bass, E. Meyer, E. Schilling, M. Gates, E. Westedt, L. Richardson. Second Row: D. Schmeltzer, I. Fitzgerald, P. Gates, S. Reynolds, B. Thorne, I. Karow, P. Wacholtz, F. Shedleski, V. Whitty, D. Geffert, M. Mullaley. Third Row: S. Stolte, A. Bornmann, L. Kruse, E. Towers, H. Steinhorst, E. Tewes, I. Gardner, B. Weir, H. Doi-row, R. Hannon. Fourth Row: G. Busse, I. Tibbits, D. Roewer, W. Daly, P. Montgomery, A. Rosenbalm, A. Liclit, C. Koenig, M. Kampen. Fifth Row: G. Vertien, M. Meister, I. Fields, R. Cooper, E. Flynn, L. Powell, K. Koenecke, F. Volk, O. Hahn, B. Smith, W. Krueger, M. Albers. Page 27

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Illf. I' P 2 -Q ' J- Cuuk v I QT 'n SOPHOMORE CORPORALS ,Qs , ,Qi -KS if 5.15 , 'V ttf? xiii W Nga 9' if tt' .shit .Sf . 1.4 Officers: lean Gavin, Vice-Presidentg lack Gavin, President: Shirley Hagen, Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Dorow, Loyalty Representative. After the first difficult year as buck privates, most of the sophomores returned to Camp Reedsburg in September, 1942. They were no longer green freshmen or rookies, but cor- porals in the school camp. For their leaders the sophomores chose the following officers. lack Gavin, president, lean Gavin, vice-president, Shirley Hagen, secretary and treasurer: and Mary Dorow, Loyalty representative. h . l Attuned to the war effort, many sophomores engaged in useful extra-curricular activities. ln the newly organized lunior Red Cross chapter, lean Gavin was president, loyce Kleeber, secretary, and-Donna Faye Geffert, treasurer. ln the various departments, Shirley Hagen was chairman of sewing, Delores Foss, chairman of knitting, Audrey Miller, chairman of crafts, and Eldora Meyer was chairman of awards. Football was another activity which included- many sophomore participants. lohn Burdick was outstanding among other good players which in- cluded lames Barney, lack Gavin, and lames Hall. Active players in basketball were lack Gavin, lohn Burdick, lames Hall, and Robert Gallagher. In all-school activities, the sophomores presented a homecoming skit, and many sophomores took part in the annual Christmas program. Members of the choir included Delores Foss, lune Karow, Lester Long, Shirley Reynolds, limmie Tibbitts, Marguerite Clements, and Bernice Thorne. ln the spring of the year the sophomores sponsored the all school Valentine Party and ended another successful year with the Loyalty banquet and dance. l l And all in one car, too. What's the matter, girls? Page 26 HQY! A Snowball!

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All sill, ss he - t lglhh D I. 4 25, FRESHMAN PRIVATES r i a .sw -' Q 'O W, 3' sf ,ZW , 4 gli . vi ii 11,5 : ,FAX :A 'i .1 x , ., . v, E I J. ,js Kg t ,il sf -,. . 1, ,ig .sara 5 it 4,1 S ii , KAN. EN . r. X1 N. ' YT 5 Q, 'F 'X I be Mi i ryxxx i Il Q l all I T' : . hs, , . u 'L , R w arg gl., J i qu ' - l JF Y Freshman Officers: Delores Muchow, Loyalty Representative: Bette Lou Ende, Secretary- Treasurery lames Randall., Presidlentp Nancy Lou Christie, Vice-President. The Freshmen, although only buck privates did much to add color and life to the school year. This company, on duty until 1946 possesses everything that is necessary to make its four years at R.l-l.S. not only enjoyable but Worthwhile. The company reported for basic training and elected as its officers: lim Randall, Command- ing Officer, Betty Lou Ende, Second in Command, Nancy Lou Christie, Quartermasterp and Delores Muchow, Loyalty Consultant. Under their company lieutenant, Miss Wheeler, they participated in homecoming activities, class stunts, and spring festivities exhibiting fine showmanship and proving to be good sports. The party sponsored by the rookies was a huge success, and their Loyalty decorations were outstanding. Among them We tind some prospective commandos in the persons of these athletes: lim Randall, lohn O'Malley, lim Davis, lohn Smith, Art Cady, Rodney Siegert, and David Dobson. An activity especially favored by the trosh boys was the Rod and Gun Club. Some of the girls were conscientious members of the lunior Red Cross. On the Safety Patrol were lim Davis, Farhardt Schaefer, and Carl Steinweg. Other activities to which freshmen contributed their services were: Dramatics, Camera Club, Physical Fitness, and Speech Club. A These rookies proved to the older non coms that Freshman Buck Privates are just as necessary as Generals. 't g.4 4 if Ri ,A R, an J P 'ws may ' 4 5:5 R6-' it All in step It's on the house Page 28 Gas rationing