Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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SofdtOJH l L My! You’re quite a teacher, Ardel. The class of 50 began their sophomore year in high spirits, determined to make the best of the next three years. Having showed their competitive spirit the year before by winning third place as freshmen, they let the upper classmen know that they had something to worry about. the class chose George Hanusa, president; Doris Oregon , vice president; Francis Metcher, secretary-treasurer; and Lois Prange, Royalty representative to aid the advisor. Miss Felske. Francis moved to Eau Claire in October, leaving a vacancy in her office. Early in December, the class held another election in which Marita O’Brien was chosen to take her place. Great potential athletic stardom seems to be embodied in the class. Tom Ryczek, Don Curtin, Blair Holden, George Johansen, Herb Gates, and Dale Schroeder, at the present, seem to lead the class in the athletic field. We are advising you to keep an eye on this class and watch their progress through the years. Row 1—W. Michalsen, R. Lange, C. Meyer, Miss Nylin, Mrs. Clausen, A. Noth, M. Muchow, A. Lehman, L. Schcnck. Row 2—1.. Meyer, L. Rctzlaff, S. Meske, H. Vertcin, S. Rouse, J. Schluter, M. Page, C. Toedcr, P. Schyvinck, N. Wagner, I. Mittlestcadt. Row 3—L. Prange, 1). Westphal, B. Piskcy, L. McDermott, C. Meyer, 1). Moldenhauer, L. Wiese, K. Trachsler, D. Schroeder, J. Pickar, D. Meyer. Row 4—E. Meyer, D. Schroeder, J. Schlieckow, P. Meyer, R. Tourdot, L. Williams, L. Montgomery, B. Von Behren, N. Muchow, D. Meyer, P. Schulte, S. Stevens. Row 5—B. Octznun, T. Ryczek, D. Schroeder, J. Pawlisch, E. Snyder, W. Strampc, I . I riptow, A. Racdel, S. Wallen, L. Lassallctte, B. Metcalf. 24

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Rou —-E. Schulte, A. Steele, E. Meyer, D. Schroeder, W. Mylrea, A. Struck. E. Schenkat, R. Stcinhorst, E. Lange, M. Vogel. E. Stolte. Roic 2 V. Russel, 1 . Lucich, A. Moldcnhauer, J. Ulrich, Mr. Feuerstein, Mr. Romoren, L. Meyer, A. Vertein, G. Ulrich, J. Rose, B. Montgomery. Rou- J V. Zimmerman, J. Wacholt , E. Mente, M. Lodge, J. Timmons, I. Sainsbury, C. Schuctte, A. 'Eourdot, M. Symanske, D. Mortensen, E. Mente, C. Nachtigal. • Row 4—J. Roediger, M. Ruclow, M. Schcwc, A. Meyer. M. Russel, A. Schultz, N. Ready, V. Whitrock, P. Steckelbcrg, J. Mayfield, R. Miller, B. Skinner, M. Farber. Row 5—L. Parkhurst, D. Templin, K. Lewis, W. Peterson, O. Sommers, J. Axenz, D. Zimmerman. H. Tessmcr, J. Markham, V. McDern tt, J. Dargel, B. Montgomery, I). Lindloft. Row 6—B. Schroeder, W. Frazier, N. Hartje, M. Riphahn, R. Volk, P. Pawlisch, P. Pearson, L. Raedel, H. Schuette, F. Harris, P. Schilling, R. Voscn, C. Tourdot, R. McWilliams, B. Long, J. Wegner, R. Martin. Qu+uxvti. One hundred forty-two juniors came hack to school this year with the feeling that they would surpass their fourth place Loyalty rating of the year before. To lead them in their struggle for the trophy they chose Ralph Ileiser, president; dice Curtin, vice-president; Betty Montgomery, secretary-treasurer; and Vic McDermott, Loyalty representative. In league with their advisor. Miss Piquette, these four ably directed the functions of the class. Of course, athletic participants win Loyalty credits, so the juniors went all out with Boh Schroeder, Jim Arenz, Ralph Johansen, Floyd Harris, Evan Schenkat, Don Schroeder, John Roediger, Marlen Farber, Bill Frazier, and Norman Hartje, battling gallantly on field and floor as their classmates cheered them from the players’ bench and the bleachers or balcony. The “forty-niners” journeyed hack through time to the Gay Nineties on Saturday, November 22, and showed us a grand time at the junior party. On February 6 we danced to the music of Gary Grays orchestra in a mystic “Winter Wonderland” as King Ralph Ileiser and Queen Olive Curtin reigned over the Junior Prom in the midst of glistening white snow drifts and majestic pines. These are the highlights of an eventful year for a successful class. Pearl, Dolores, and Evelyn caught enjoying the sun. Phil, Steve, Clara, and Keith looking quaint at the Junior Gay Nineties party. 23

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DORIS GREGORY 'Vice-President MARITA O’BRIEN Secretary-T reasurer Rou' 1—D. Curtin, C. Kelly, C. Klein, G. Austin, E. Gschwind, MissFelske, Mr. Soha, K. Martin, R. Jewell, B. Holden, R. Bill. Row 2—H. Gavin, J. Fields, G. Hanusa, R. Gardner, V. Fisher, F. Gregory, E. Cady, M. Herritz. Row )—M. Gurgci, C. Frazier, A. Harvey, S. Dohner, N. Cowan, B. Fish, L. Kapelke, D. Gicse. Row 4—B. Bindle, B. Gchrkc, A. Haefcr, B. Kridler, L. Hassc, D. L. Bergman. Row 5—F,. Koeneckc, M. Horkan, N. Hinz, M. Fisher, M. Breen, H. J. Fisher, G. Johansen. Halvcnslcbcn, C. Klceber, L. Friske, L. Krueger, M. Cassity, I). E. Harrington, M. Haugh, P. Dorow. M. Jermo, M. Hembergcr, Hocge, R. Olson, H. Gates, P. Dickie, W. Kelly, M. Brimmer. Krueger, L. Baumgarten, V. Rcinfcldt, L. Hasse, L. Hahn, L. Kruse, 25