Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

Page 7 text:

Mr. Olson in chemistry class. r Olson, our principal. Mr. Olson issuing make up cards DEDICATION Dear Mr. Olson: As a token of our sincere appreciation and gratitude for your never failing interest in us and our school, we the Class of i950 sincerely dedicate our Gleaner to you. We will long remember your sincere friendship and wise counsel which have been generously given to us. We who have studied chemistry under you or received advice from you in the office know of your helpfulness and patience. To you falI'so many responsible tasks that we often wonder how you find time for your private life. You always find time to come to our class parties and take an interest in our outside activities. We have appreciated this very much and we will always cherish our memories of you, Mr. Olson. Gratefully yours, T H E S E NIO R S

Page 6 text:

5' K6 FOREWORD Let us introduce to you the 1950 Gleaner. Our theme, Remember, carried' throughout its pages is created to help all of us remember our high school days long after we leave R. H. S. To us who are leaving and those of you remaining our days at school can never be lived again. The classrooms, parties, games and activities are part of our past which we do not want to leave behind us. The teachers who have taught us, Mr. Olson and Mr. Normington who have advised and helped us, and the friendship of our fellow classmates have all left their impression upon us. 1lSo if in the years to come this book serves to help you remember these precious days, we the class of 1950 will know we have made a success of our book. l if N., X ,Z ,f X X X QM

Page 8 text:

We are truly grateful for the friend- ly advice and counsel given to us daily by our superintendent, Mr. Normington, I whose enthusiasm, sympathetic under- standing and untiring efforts have helped to make our days at school pleasant as well as profitable. He has won the deep admiration of the stu- dents of Reedsburg High School. Each year, Mr. Normington writes a letter to the graduating class, here is the letter for the class of I950: D E A R S E N I O R S: Congratulations! You have completed the requirements for graduation and, in so doing, you have demonstrated that you have the abilities, skills, and information nec- essary to success. Now, as you enter the next phase of your lives in this world where two-thirds of the people cannot read or write and where three-quarters of the world's population go to OFFICE GIRLS: Was a geometry book turned in or May I use the stapler? are ques- tions familiar to the ears of Mary Jane Kosack and Bernice Moyes, our two office girls. It is their iob to help keep things in the office running smoothly Bernice Moyes MR. NORMINGTON bed hungry every night, you have a challenge and a responsibility. The world needs your youth, your vision, and your efforts if the benefits of freedom are to be continued and expanded. Sincerely, u -5 ,!. by acting as receptionist, bookkeeper and secre- tary. They also cheerfully give information and advice to any student who asks it of them. The cheerful presence of these two will long be re- membered by anyone who has ever entered the office of R. H. S. Mary Jane Kosack 1