Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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r if . -A , MISS ELEANOR BOWDEN Many a time will we, the members of the graduating class of '47 spend in reminiscing our high school days. Topmost among the memories which will never be forgotten, there is the cheerful, smiling face of Miss Bowden. Anyone who has had the pleasure of working with her on Gleaner staff, or who has taken iunior or senior English under her guidance, knows she has a heart of gold and as fine a character and personality as ever can be found. She is always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who might need it. Words cannot fully express the glad- ness and ioy she has brought to our school. We consider you, Miss Bowden, one of our grandest and dearest friends. Many have richer been than she, The fame of many still survives, But long remembered she will be Who taught us how to live our lives. We, the Senior Class of l947, dedicate our Gleaner to you, Eleanor Bowden, a true friend and teacher.

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WE 'D LIKE TO BRING TO YOUR ATTENTION DEAR SENIORS: We have tried to educate you in a way of citizenship, capable of sound decision and vigorous action, a citizenship that is morally sturdy, aware of spiritual values, and convinced that every individual has a responsibility to uphold and a contri- bution to make. Congratulations on your graduation and remember always, in the days ahead when alien political, social, and economic theories menace our American way of life, that yours is a large responsibility. Sincerely, Ib I T' f Lw1n-x..+b-.---- f il 1' Superintendent The secretaries who take care of the office work at our fair are Mary Jane Kosack and Lillian Harms. Their willing- ness to help us has made many friends in R. H. S. Because of the many participants in our fair, several girls help in the office by checking attendance, selling lunch tickets, and running errands. They are Rosella Harms, Lucille Good, and Marian Hanusa.