Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Lx cgtuxg Hola!. As you pro- bably can tell, a new subject, Spanish, has been added to our lan- guage depart- ment. Wnile some of you were learning another language, all of us were striving to improve our own. through reading ana writ- ing. No matter wnat subjects you took, you still made use of our excellent library. Latin may be called the dead language, but it is very lively as you would soon find out if you were to visit a class in session. Vale Atfcs Many of us round out our schedules by ex- pressing ourselve vocally in Cho- rus and Choir, instrumenta lly in Band and Orchestra, and colorfully in an art class. Webb High School is very fortunate to have such a Fine Arts De- partment. William Hughes, Band; Peter Hafner, Orchestra; Ralph Rosenbecker, Art; Samuel Nichols, Chorus, Choir.

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Coded CtudteS Appalachian Plateau! Hanni- bal crosses the Alps! The Boston Tea Party! Seg- regation! All four years, stu- dents are kept busy in the Social Studies Depart- ment learning about Geogra phy, World and Amer- ican History, and Social Pro- blems. Donald Knoble, Geography; Claude Thompson. American History; Joseph Ophoven, Social Problems; Donald Mayfield, World History. ROW ONE: Clarence Bittner. Algebra. Trigonometry. Physics. Lois La per. General Math; ROW TWO: Paul Gaustad, Chemistry; Gurvin Romoren. General Science. Biology; Donald Reinicke. Geometry. Algebra; Ralph Uttech, General Science. Cdp £ owl Pentagon! Cosine! Formulas and equations kept us busy all year in General Math, Algebra 1 and 11 and Geo- metry. Besides these a new Analytical Geo- metry course was offered. Science courses this year were General Science, Biology, Physics and Chem- istry. Phoom! There went that bottle of H2.

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PlujSvCOjH BduuCoiiOH Hook Shot! Punt! Two Step! Exercises! Muscle development and social adjustments have made up the activities of the Phys ical Education departments during the past year. Carol Chapell, Physical Education George Holmes, Coach VocatioMtl Drafting! Farm Management! Home- making! Passing the rooms of these various department s , students might be seen making blueprints, testing milk, or even baking a cake. These departments are located in the west wing of the building and cannot be ignored. Ralph Uttech, Agriculture; Donald Johannes, Industrial Arts; Joan Abicht, Home Economics. Ralph Ebben, Drivers Education. Industrial Arts; Theodore Lathrope, Agriculture; Helen Froelich, Home Economics Co »uue t c a;sldkfjgh, Passing the typing room you might hear the music of a Sousa March and the familiar sound of typewriter keys tapping rythmically to the music. Brief forms! Transcriptions! Meanwhile in the shorthand room, heads may be seen bent over desks, minds are concentrating, and pens are scratching away to take down the dictation from the records. Irene Clauson, Typing; Joseph Lynett, Shorthand, Office Practice, Advanced Typing.