Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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mass..-.nah My Q5 sw if SMG .mai Shim 'Ewa nu w-,.. l Row Row Row Raw Raw Row A-J. l-. M ntgomery O Sommers M Symanske, M. Payne, J. Reimer, J. Mayfield, Miss Von Roo, Miss Piquette, B. Montgomery, J. Wolters, B. o , . B. Wagner, D, Meyer, R. Workrnan, l. Sainsbury, E. Mente, A. Tourdot, D. Mortensen, M. Mills, C, Schuett, E. Mick, J. Wacholtz V. McDermott, 1. Roediger, R. Miller, H. Vogel, L. Parkhurst, W. Skinner, H, Romine, R. Steinhorst, D. Siegrist, A. Struck, M. Ruehlcw Markham, N. Ready, M. Russell, A. Meyer, A. Schultz, V. Russell, A. Nachreiner, V. Whitrock, J. Rose, D. Templin, M. Schewe A. Vertein, A. Steele, C. Taurdot, W. Mylrea, E, Schulte, D. Schroeder, 1. Ulrich, G. Ulrich, L. Meyer, E. Schenkat, H. Tessmer n, L. Raedel, M. Riphchn, R. Schroeder, R. Volk, P. Fawlisch, P, Schilling, R. Martin, H. Schuette, R. McWilliams 6-E. Meyer, R, Vase - - Y-A ,insect o frog. 1 Po Sophomore 09- Class

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R now 4-K R2iniei: Tgfhow, B. Struinagl 'fa Vogel, M. New ury pi' g Schyvinck M Scott D W Row 635' 350 Melcher, Dj Ol5z,io ,ME. Searls, 5, Uchre af, gl Sohneller D Schuethryly' k P Shanahan P SV M Mucho' ' Wh, R, Steinhorxt, R- lbetken Khfzke, O. Miller, IJ, ghrelner ildes C im Meske D Shrank L gghne, E Smnh s, M, V my he mermqn L o nholtz M e'fe'f', R. Schulte, D. MeYerW'Bec e M Scnroeder sg' ft M Schroeder Penon The iunior class in another year will reach the end of their fair. This class has once again proved to be an outstanding one in many fields. To guide them through the midway, the iuniors chose as their leaders: president, Lewis Gade, vice-president, Vincent Shanahan, secre- tary-treasurer, Joyce Harder, and Loyalty representa- tive, l.aVonne Dehler. The daring feats of David Smith, Salty Farber, Jerry Faga, and Walter Shedleski as they passed the pigskin gave the spectators many a thrill. After a short intermission the grandstand was once again in an uproar as Berning and Faga of the varsity appeared on the scene making the basketball season very successful for R. H. S. Leaving the grand- stand, we head for the midway where we see many more iuniors participating in various events. Gwen Frie- bel, Charles Brylla, Irene Reynolds, and Dorothy Schuett were but a few of the many iuniors who pro- vided music for our fair. Prize winners in the scholastic rating at the fair were Kathryne Haugh, Mary Bodendein, Irene Reynolds, and Joyce Harder. The Junior Jamboree, the highlight of the month of November, proved to be an outstanding suc- cess. The activities of the year were climaxed by the Junior Prom. Vonnie Dehler demonstrating lab. preparation of NO

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THEY'RE HALF WAY THEY'RE THE SOPHOM The sophomores entered the fair-grounds for their second year, and they have been extremely active during these two years. Again this year, many fam- ' t h 'I' f ces could be seen at various parts o t e :rar a grounds participating in sports and activities. They ,started the year by electing Joyce Hulbert, Fl d Har president, Joan Mayfield, vice-president, oy ris, secretary-treasurer, and Betty Montgomery, Loy- alty repr pants along the way. Many of the sophomores took part in the thrilling I- tivities held at the fair. The grandstand was a ac ways packed with cheering fans when Bob Schroeder, A Ral h Johansen, and Don Schroeder took Jim renz, p art in the exciting game of football. The spectators P will also never forget how smoothly these boys played basketball. The sophomore class was very proud of them for winning letters, which is one of the highest honors given at the fair. The sophomore's main feature of the fair was the super side show, The Heart Hop, which they pre- t d February 15 lt was a stupendous extrava- sen e . ganza with fascinating music by Parkhurst's orchestra. The Heart Hop was acclaimed a big success. ' ' f ' ree All participants and spectators at the air ag that the sophomore class played an important part the l947 fair a huge success. esentative to guide this group of partici- in making OF FA TO THE HALL ME ORES THAT'S THEIR NAME Joan Mayfield, vice president, Betty Montgomery, loyalty representative, Floyd Harris, secretary-treasurer, Joyce Hulbert, president, R ow l-J. Arenz, A, H nn U Ur Row 2-L Klitke E 1 H Ib r , J. K f ' A r, F, H op, M, Blank M, god d ' Girls, Mr. Rornoren, Mr- Feuernein G H 'iv Row QZEA F H , Row 4-Q H' dv eh' l' Koenig B H if en gm' D- llndloff V .. k I - u , M- F . . Kr I M4 ar MS 'r B- Jaw-, M. cs 'S'he C- Kruse. D. sliriifs pledge: P- Good, Jlnhiir' rs' Fo def, K. Hiss ' ' AN' , 98' 1- Corwivh, D. Kelly gy? L' Smeg' I A ss , Row 5-6 K reenwcod E F Row 6-5. 'ae 'ef,-T, Healy, EA Kmzth. Drambs, A. Gude, M, Hmb k N. J Gude, D, H I ons. D. bor yt , ,Jackson, E. Jansen, RA ami yi- fenske, LI Fozlleyb-J.C:lj:mI:'sonA MH Fung' 'GM ggfkger. ' A ein - . ' esc , B. Jackson L G 1 - udenswage D eakin R V, . Holden, C4 K - . Crawford, R. Heiser, E. Lange M, FT.bGrllmgh0m. - ar o enlg, R. Frnede, R. Johansen ' er. ' l- Harms, K. Bell,