Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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M R B I T T N E R m physics class MR BITTNTFR M R BIT T N F R math mstruuor You, Mr Bittner have uon our sincere a ectzon and esteem We knou you as a teacher who has the ability to make dz :cult problems seem szm le to make ormzdable subjects ltke math and science ascznatzng IV e are not a raid to come and give sound ansu ers and sound advice spiced uzth your un ailing good humor In home room in your uork uzth us on homecoming this year, ue haze come tl knou that you are also interested zn our lu es outszde the classroom W e knou that you uill never let us doun So because you are the kind o man and teacher ue admire, because o all that you haze done or us ue, the class o nznteen 1 ty tuo dedicate to you our Gleaner edzcatzon s l I . ' C l ' I l l . 'U I V . . . . ff . . P 2 f I - f to you with questions and problems, for we are confident you will listen patiently - . V F ' 7 I J f ' f s R f ff - ' . l 0 U I O CS

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V010 ue... Our play has to do with a vsorld of the future We call xt O Brave Neu World be cause we beheve there IS hope for a better vsorld lf our young people are tramed to meet courageously the great problems of our day So vue look tovsard a world at peace shmmg mth truth and with yustxce In thus book we are grvmg you a record of our re hearsals for thxs great drama May future generatlons say as Mlranda sa1d ln Shakes peare s Tempest O BRAVE NEW WORLD THAT HAS SUCH PEOPLE IN IT TABLE OF CONTENTS Promotmg Our Play Page Scene Shifters Page Facnng The Bug Audnence Page Dress Rehearsal Page Interpretlng Thenr Roles Page Benng Cast Page Bug Scenes Page Prompters Page Suspense Page . v , - ' ..... 4 ' ....... 6 ' ' ' . . . 9 . . . . . . 26 ' ' . . . 30 ' Y ........ 32 ' ........ 35 . . . . . . . 1 48 . . . . . . 55

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K f 'ur an How fortunate we are to have such an expert director for our drama as Mr. Norming- ton. We certainly agree that What Mr. Olson doesn't know about students Mr. Normington does. Always kind, sympathetic and understanding, untiring in his efforts to help us to get our parts well in hand, recognize our cues, build our ideals of what a good actor should be when he appears in O Brave New World, Mr. Normington is, we feel, one in a million. An able assistant director of our play is Mr. Olson. So many are his duties that we won- der how he can keep track of them all. But any member of our cast at R. H. S. who thinks he can get by without handing in his make-up card or coming late for curtain soon finds that Mr. Olson knows all and sees all. But he possesses to a marked degree those qualities which make a good director. He knows how to get along with teachers and students and inspires all to do better work. W'e like him and have the feeling that he likes us too. DEAR SENIORS: You have been preparing yourselves these past four years for the parts you will play in life. Your forefathers with great sacrifice laid the foundations for a nation in which the people would rule themselres and would make the laws which would gorern their common life. Each succeeding generation has held to this ideal of democracy as the nation has spread over a great continent. Now, as you take your places on the stage of this BRAVE NEW' IVORLD. a world that is brought closer and closer together by modern communication and transportation, and a world of races with different ideals, religions, customs and languages, your, part will be to carry on the creative thinking and courageous action of your forefathers. These wider inter- ests must in some way be brought into harmony. As the drama unfolds l know that you will take your places with confidence and optimism. , 7