Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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STANLEY DAILEY B.E., M S. ; Central State College, Stevens Point, University of Wisconsin RONALD FREDRICKSON B.S., M S. ; Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas, University of Wisconsin

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Ever Mindful of Our Welfare LAWRENCE OLSON B.A., MA.; Luther College, University of Iowa Dear Seniors, On July 10, 1960, we lost a true friend in the death of Mr. Normington. As has been written and said many times, he was a man dearly loved by his family and friends, and respected and admired as an educator. On numerous occa- sions 1 have been with educators and lay people who have turned to him with full confidence for his leadership. Looking back through the Gleaners, we find that he made statements of good advice to seniors as Without educa- tion our nation would decline and the individual would fail of his destiny ; Carry on the creative thinking and coura- geous action ; You have been very fortunate to have the opportunity for education ; It is the individual that counts, and the individual is the master of his own destiny. I hope that you will want to maintain the high principles and standards of achievement in which ke believed. After your graduation I hope that you will continue to take an active interest in Webb High School and that you will come and visit us often. My sincere best wishes to each member of the class, I ROW ONE: Mrs. R. Wirth, Dr. A. C. Erickson, Bernice Moyes, Secretary. ROW TWO: Superintendent L. C. Olson, Mr. R. Holzmiller, Mr. H. Hearn, Dr. J. A. Tibbitts, Mr. J. R. Stone, Mr. I. Lassallette.

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RONALD EBBEN-Ind. Arts I, Drawing, Gen. Science B.S. ; Stout State College; Sports JOAN BRAUNWARTH-Homemaking II G IV B. S.; Stout State College; Sewing and Bowling JOSEPH LYNETT-Of. Prct., Adv. Typing, World History, Shorthand B.E., M. A .; Whitewater State College, Northwestern University; Bowling and Fishing This world is constantly being employed from saltmines to theodorf LATHROPE-Agricuiture n c in department stores. In fact, in our school we have been building B S-’ M s-s U etsity of Wi -» Mechanic a department store, so to speak. Let's walk in and take a look at it. We started from nothing, you know, and we've branched out more each year. First department-industrial arts. Second department-agriculture. Third department-automechanics. Fourth department, commercial course. The fifth department re- sonates with the rumblings of scores of busy typewriters-and so on all the way to the last de- partment and drivers education. DONALD JOHANNES-Ind. Arts II, Wood- working, Gas Auto B.S.; Platteville State College; Hunting and Fishing IRENE CLAUSON-Beginning Typing B.E., M. S.; Whitewater State College, University of Wis. ; Raising African Violets CLARA MEIER-Homemaking II III, Grades 7 G 8 B.S.; Platteville State College, Uni- versity of Wis.; Sp CLARENCE LEE-Ind. Arts I, Drivers Ed. B.S. ; Platteville State College; Hunting and Leathercraft Ed. ing MILO OLSON-Agriculture I IV B.S.; Platteville State College; Photography The Tools of Vocation Build on an Atomic Age The whine of the saw, the scrutch-scrutch of a pencil shuffling across a piece of paper-this is the language of the world of vocation and commerce.