Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Back row: Leroy Holtz, Iohn Healy, Douglas Hanson, William Haugh, Benjamin Hilmer, Robert Duren, Forrest Koenecke, Forrest Harms, Louis Knuth, Edward Hinz, Donald Klitsner, Iunior Kowalke. Second row: David Dobson, Leonard Frank, Walter Eastman, Harold Diece, Roland Anderson, Marvin Backman, Richard Behn, Arthur Cady, Duane Giles, William Duddleston, Iames Geftert, Vernon Kraemer, Robert Hanusa. Third row: Mary Ferguson, Patricia Arenz, Mary Friede, Mary Ellen Hayes, Betty Lou Ende, Nancy Lou Christie, Caro- line Hanko, Ruth Kaldenburg, Rosemary Klippel, Alice Kapelke, Mary lane Kosack, Marcella Feldhahn, Gertrude Koenig. Front row: Ioyce Iackson, lean Huebner, Doris Black, LaVeda Churchill, Audrey Gall, IoAnn Briggs, Miss Perrin, Ioyce Hannon, Gloria Blank, Arlene Kaun, Marie Herritz, Beverly Iermo, Dorothy Dorow. Back row: August Wallin, Lorenz Spraetz, William Whitney, Iohn O'Malley, Iohn Smith, William Traeder, Carl Steinwig, Robert Krey, LaDue Rowin. Second row: Gordon Mente, Erhardt Schaeier, Edward Reinieldt, Gerald Schroeder, Donald Westphal, Harold Rist, Iames Pelton, Arnold Schroeder, Wilbur Lea, Ivan Sommers. Third row: Audrey Schirmang, Iean Westerwald, Margery Sparks, Lorraine Wegner, Alice Mueller, Amy Miller, Dolores Ribbke, Ioan Reines, Althea Licht, Dorothy Lutterman, Priscilla Martin, LaVera Radke. Fourth row: Carol Leicher. Edith Rudy, Muriel Smith, Elsie Long, Rosemarie Schmidtmann, Erma Miller, Ethel Schluter, Ramona Mittlesteadt, Iean Krueger, Lorraine Wilcox, Norma Krueger, Hazel Rowin. Front row: Marian Schultz, Vivian Lange, Anna Miller, Mrs. Douglas, lack Peterson, Eleanor Stubenvoll, Ioyce Domke, James Randall, Miss Rose, advisor, Arnita Stanhope, Helen Wagner, Luana Thies. PAGE 27

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, , Ka ., . ,N , CLASS President ...... .... I ames Randall Vice-President ................ lack Peterson Secretary and Treasurer . . Eleanor Stubenvoll Loyalty Representative ........ Ioyce Domke Advisor ......................... Miss Rose The Class of '46 has this year proved itself to be fully prepared for its final undertakings as potential seniors. It started off with flying colors by being well-represented in athletics: Iames Randall, Duane Giles, William Whitney, Iohn Smith, David Dobson, Forrest Koenecke, and Iohn O'Malley kept the Iunior torch burn- ing brightly there. Report cards showed Ioyce Domke, lack Peterson, Gerald Schroeder, and Iames Randall leading their class academical- PAGE 26 V GUM SHOHTAGEW? ANYBODY NEED A SHAVE?? il- OF '46 ly. Betty Lou Ende and Eleanor Stubenvoll earned fame in the field of music. In mid-November the Iuniors entertained the student body at an annual class party, an old- fashioned Barn Dance. Hal Edwards and his orchestra provided the music: Cornstalks, horsestalls, harnesses, and hay put everyone in the mood. The floorshow, with character- istic barn dance corn. was a big hit. The Iuniors also sponsored the Pearl Harbor Day program on December 7. It was in the form of a radio play and was very successful. On April 13, the Iuniors invited their fellow students to go Dancing in the Dark in the Iunior Gardenlandu to the strains of Hal Ed- wards and his orchestra. The prom was a grand success, well-attended, and enjoyable. l 'R Eli MUSCLE-MEN!

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Top row: Mervin Perry, Elmer Meyer, Ralph O'Connor, Russell Schmidt, Earl Mylrea, Kenneth Volk, Carl Pawlisch, Richard Meister, Donald Mahr, Courtland Ratzeburg, Danny Ray. Third row: Phyllis Mick, Gaynold Licht, Alvin Verthein, Gordon Schroeder, Iohn Schyvinch, David Schroeder, Donovan Richards, Edwin Wiese, Duane Schultz, Eunice Schuette, Maxine Steinhorst. Second row: Donelda Wolter, Kathryn Wacholtz, Evelyn Schroeder, Lila Sparks, Amy Winters, Caroline Lehman, Dorothy McDonald, Dorothy Schluter, Myrtle Meyer, Iva Snyder, Mary Randall, Marilyn Kowalke. First row: Louise Steinweg, Shirley Ryczek, Marie Volk, Ioyce Metcalf, Irma Reynolds, Lucille Good, Miss Beede, advisor, lohn Gleason, Dale Vogel, Edna Schulz. CLASS Having graduated from their green Fresh- man days, the Sophomores began the year in fine style. They were well-represented in all activities. Class of '47 torchbearers in athletics were: Stuart Fondrie, Earl Mylrea, Iohn Glea- son, Iohn Schyvinck, and Donovan Richards. Irma Reynolds, Mervin Perry, Duane Schultz, and Stuart Fondrie were outstanding music- ians. Ralph O'Connor, Myrtle Meyer, Irma Rey- nolds, and Mary Buelow proved fine scholars. 1 PAGE 28 ...MM SCOUTS ARE WE! PALS OF '47 On February 10 the Sophomores entertained their classmates at their annual class party: the theme was A Rendezvous With Cupid. The gym was cleverly decorated in true Valentine spirit. A feature was the Swing Band. Next year, Sophomores, you will enter the upper c1assmen category with its added responsibilities. We feel sincerely that you have proved yourself capable of this and ex- pect to see you coming through in grand form. STUDYING????? CI