Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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COMMERCE CANDACE HELGESON La Crosse B.S., La Crosse State Teacher's College: English I and II, Senior Class Play, Freshman Homeroom, Speech. LANGUAGE --.L IUNE ROSE Fort Atkinson B.E., Whitewater State Teacher's Col- lege: Speech, Shorthand, Commerce, General Math., Iunior Homeroom. Iunior advisor. RUTH LANGER La Crosse B.E.. La Crosse State Teacher's College: English III and IV, Forensics, Sopho- more Homeroom. ELGIE BEEDE I Merrillan B.E., Whitewater State Teacher's Col- lege: Typing, Newspaper, Sophomore Homeroom. LOUISE SHULTIS Reedsburg B.S., University of Wisconsin: Latin I and II, Spanish I and II, Senior Home- room, Senior advisor.

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. . MR. OLSON, Principal lf, perchance, you should walk into the office of R.H.S. about 8:00 A.M. on, let us say, a Monday morning, you would see the familiar face of a very busy man, our principal, Mr. Olson. Before class- es are called each day, Mr. Olson makes his daily plans, issues passports, and does other routine work. The remainder of his morning is spent in teaching four classes of chemistry, a subject in which he is highly interested. At noon Mr. Olson has lunch with his wife and family, and he returns long before one o'cloclc to check things around the school building. After lunch, he talces charge of his Freshmen homeroom. As he has no classes during the afternoon, he uses this time to check extension courses, detention reports, and lists of students who were absent or tardy. After 3:37, the office is filled with people all clamoring to see Mr. Olson. He has no appointed time at which his day's work is fin- ished, he leaves when he is through. As principal, Mr. Olson considers it his chief duty to see that things in general function smoothly from the standpoint of both student and teacher. In our estimation he surely has achieved this goal. Mr. Olson's helpful counsel is gladly given to one and all. We will never forget this good friend and teacher whose fairness and good-will have made our school days more pleasant. PAGE 9 ai

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wql,,r' CHARLOTTE FARRELL Mindoro B.S.. University of Wisconsin: Dean of Home Economics, Freshmen Homeroom F. H. A. ' DONALD MAYFIELD Richland Center B.E., Platteville State Teacher's College: Social Problems, Saiety Patrol Director, Recreation Club Advisor. :QRS silk i.. E LOIS CLARK Madison B.S.. University of Wisconsin: General Science, Bache1or's Club, Freshman Homeroom, Freshman advisor. MONICA PERRIN Superior B.E., Superior State Teacher's College. University of California, University of Colorado: Algebra, World Geography. Junior Homeroom, Loyalty. HOME ECONOMICS GRACE SCHULTZ Elrov B.A., University of Wisconsin: American History, World History, Loyalty, Senior Homeroom. SOCIAL SCIENCE