Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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MR. NORMINCTON The efficiency and success of our school is the result of the fine leadership and direction of our superintendent, Mr. Normington. For twelve successful years he has been with us. keeping our school functioning properly. We students know Mr. Normington best as a counselor and adviser, helping students with their problems and giving vocational training. We are very grateful to our superintendent and friend who has done so much to make our high school life a pleasant one. —Pbofo Courtesy of the Harper Studio Left to right: T. J. Merkel, O. V. Pawlisch, W. Heines, R. T. Normington, L. C. Fuchs, Mrs. If. B. Quimby, W. Hickey, W. R. Gant. 6

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' MR. ANSEL IUTZENTHALER We beJUcate. No graduating student can leave R. II. S. without many fond memories of games, parties, classes, classmates, and teachers. These memories would not be complete without the name of one who did so much to harmoniously w ave the story into its unforgettable pattern. As instrumental director and assistant Loyalty adviser, he has come into contact with many students who greatly admire him, and he has become endeared to the hearts of any who have ever worked under his willing guidance. It seemed as though he never tired of devoting endless hours to gain the most outstanding opportunities possible for our students and our school. We, the class of 19-18, to show our appreciation for his tireless and unlimited efforts, can think of no one more worthy to dedicate our Gleaner to than our truly beloved instructor and friend, “Rick.”

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MR. OLSON A familiar face to R. II. S. students is that of Mr. Olson, our principal. Through the years, mention has often been made of his many activities, which seem to increase as years go bv. During the past fall, he had much to do outside of school, for he was kept busy working on the new home in which he now resides. The four chemistry classse to teach . . . the make-up cards to issue . . . the photography supervision of our Gleaner . . . the extension courses to look after . . . the detention slips to be made out . . . these are all familiar duties to Mr. Olson. We students say, “Thank you, Mr. Olson, for all the council, suggestions, and help you have given us.” We won’t soon forget those two smiling faces that greet us whenever we happen into the office. Yes. Bernice Nloyes and Mary Jane Kosack are friends indeed when we are in need of advice or information. We continue to marvel at their efficiency, their untiring ability to keep the office running smoothly, and their complete loyalty to their work. MARY I AM KOSACK 1 guess you all know these office girls. They’re the “busy little office helpers” and they surely come in handy—eh, Mr. Olson? They do everything from running errands to bookwork in the office, and we’re sure their work is fully appreciated. JOAN CORWITH, VILAS W1I1TROCK, ROSELLA HARMS, OLIVE CURTIN 7