Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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La Close de ’48 returned to start their segundo ano a R. H. S. in gran estilo. To lead this up and coming class they chose David Smith as president and Roger Steinhorst for their vice president. Nora Jane Doyle became their secretary-treasurer and Bill Berning the Loyalty representative. Athletics found many sophomores participating. Bill Berning, David Smith, Wayne Farber, Dick Olson, Jerry Faga, Phil Craker, and Wally Shed-leski were among those whom we expect to be our letter men of next year. Some of the sophomores who had a flare for music were Kathryn Haugh, Vonnie Dehler, Gwen Friebel, and Irene Reynolds who were in the band and orchestra. Marion Selle, Mary and Marian Bodendein, Dorothy Schuett, Charles Brylla, and Wayne Farber are a few of the sophomores who were active in chorus and choir. The Super Sirkus,” their class party which was held at the South School on March 1, was more than successful. Many different acts which made up the side show, included Mephisto, the great performing horse; Horace, the headless man; and Beulah, the bearded lady. An India rubber man that refused to stretch, Siamese twins and Til lie the tight rope walker entertained us further. Dancing to Chuck Carroll’s orchestra completed an evening at the circus. The sophomores have proved themselves to be an outstanding class and will, no doubt, return next year ready to be upper classmen.