Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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LOS PROF Y LOS ESTUDIANTES

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NOSOTROS DEDICAMOS Each graduating senior holds dear a great many memories — memories of games, parties, programs, classes and classmates. As we, the class of ’46, recall these memories, there is a special one which will cling to us always. Everyone who has traversed the halls of Reedsburg High knows her — Mrs. Schultz in Room 16.We shall remember our American History courses, the teacher, the class and incidentally, the history. One of the things most impressing about Mrs. Schultz, as a teacher, is her eternal and universal desire for fairness. As Loyalty advisor and homeroom teacher, as well as a history teacher, her fair practices to every student have endeared her to one and all. We amateurs cannot amply describe her personality and character. Therefore, with these words of William Wordsworth: A perfect Woman, nobly planned, To uarn, to comfort, and command; And yet a Spirit, still and bright With something of angelic light.” we, the class of 1946, dedicate our Gleaner to our beloved teacher and friend, Grace Schultz.

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Dear Seniors— Your parents who made it possible for you to attend high school did so because they were convinced that a good education is essential to your later happiness and success. As you leave Reedsburg High School, may 1 suggest that any success you may achieve in life does not necessarily require superiority in riches, power, or social position. But rather, love of work, joy of doing and creating, and the satisfaction of attaining maximum achievement consistent with one’s ability spell success and, of course, happiness. Set your sights high, but remember always that a sense of humor, the warm friendship of others, and pride in doing your job well constitute the real elements of success. 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Staled — T. J. Merkel, L. C. Furhs. Mrs. II. II. Quimby, P. K. Scbweke, Dr. 0. V. Pauliscb. Standing — W. K. Gant, K. T. Norming ou, Wit Ham Heines.