Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Row l : P. Schulte. J. Ribbkc, J. Schlieckau, G. Johansen, Mr. Romoren. Mrs. Schmitt, S. Stevens, L. Schenck, W. Wollin, E. Hal vensleben, J. Schluter. Row 2: C. Toeder, P. Schyvinck, A. Herritz. A. Harvey, E. Koenecke, C. Kleeber, S. Rouse, L. Hasse, M. Hemberger, M. Herritz. L. Krueger. Row 3: N. Hinz, J. Il.irrington, M. Haugh, L. Retzlaff, L. Friske, L. Meyer, D. Meyer, D. Wcstphal, R. Tourdot, S. Meske. P. Meyer Row 4: G. Hanusa, H. Vertein, P. Vachta. D. Schroedcr. L. Hast, A. Harmon, A. Raebuck, V. Rcinfeldt, L. Hahn, A. Haefcr, M. Jcrmo. Row 3: R. Jewell. W. Kelly. M. Wallen, J. St. Claire, N. Nimmow, D. Hoege, D. Schrocdcr. C. Klein, L. Wiese, K. Trachslcr. Row 6: A. Powell. E. Snyaer, W. Racdell, L. Kruse, D. Schroedcr, B. Holden, T. Ryczck, P. Trcptow, W. Strampc. In ftlcmoriam We, the Senior Class of ’49, wish to dedicate this junior class page of our Gleaner to the memory of Ardith Haney. To her classmates, Ardith will always be remembered as a sweet and cheerful girl. We all treasure the happy moments we spent with her.

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ft All work and no play would moke me a dull boy— (I’m really sharp). Sparta 1,2; Band 3,4; Orchestra 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Rifle Club 4. JOHN WEGNER Not one word further spoken than was needed ■4lV VILAS WHITROCK Her life is just one merry whirl. Chorus I; Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Purple Banner 3,4; Hoofers Club I; Forensics 3; Girls’ Ensemble 1; Camera Club 4; Occupation Club 4. ’’NOW, WHEN YOU ADD..........” WE STUDIOUS SENIORS!?

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Row 1 : Row 2 : Row 3: Row 4: Row 5 ; H. Gavin L. Montgomery. V. Fisher. J Pickar. A. Noth. Mrs. Clauson. Mrs. Laper. E. Gschwind. E. Cady. I. Mittlesteadt M. Gurgcl. J. Fields. M. Page. M. O'Brien. D. Gregory. C. Meyer. L. McDermott. B. Piskey, M. Cassity. S. Dohner. B. Fish. M. Pugh. L. rrangc, B. Bind), M. Fisher. A Lehman B Gchrke E' Mcycr D M. Breene. N. Cowan. P. Dorow. M. Muchow. N. Muchow. L. Baumgarten. R. Gardner W. Michalsen. G. Peterson. R. Flynn. C. Wangcn. L. Bergman. R. Olson. H. Gates. G. Austin. H Lange, M. Brimmer. E. Meyer. R. Bill. K Martin. D. Giese. J. Caldwell. P Dickie. L. Lassallette. D Curtin. Juniors. ♦ ♦ Be not afraid of greatness; some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. Is that one of your quotations, Mr. Shakespeare? Aye. Dost not thou think it a fitting motto for these people who are nearing the end of their school career? Indeed yes! This is a class which will continue to be successful as it has in the past. These 117 spirited juniors were lead by Ed Gschwind, president; George Johansen, vice-president; Shirley Stevens, secretary-treasurer; Ardel Noth, Loyalty representative; and Mrs. Laper, their class advisor. On November 12, they proved themselves to be excellent hosts when they entertained to the tune of 'Turkey in the Straw. On May 6, they lead the way to In an Old Fashioned Garden when we went to the Junior Prom. The music for the journey was supplied by Don Voegli and his orchestra. Don Curtin, Herb Gates, and George Johansen won football letters while Dale Schroeder, Jim Caldwell, Blair Holden, and Tippy Wangen made basketball history. Leading the cheers for these gallant players were Sue Dohner, Evelyn Koenecke, and Ardel Noth. Perhaps some of the people in this class will someday prove themselves to be as immortal as you have become, Mr. Shakespeare. CLASS OFFICERS Ardel Noth, Shirley Stevens, George Johansen, Ed Gschwind 23