Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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The Finishing Touch to Our Mental and Physical Growth There is a certain embryonic desire in almost every human being to attain a special type of perfection - a perfection that satisfies his soul as nothing else can. Art, music, and athletics give us the opportunity to satisfy this special desire. In the days when such organizations were few and far between, it was difficult to obtain any instruction in the fine arts, or to have a well-balanced program to keep our bodies in tip-top shape. Thanks to the people who are willing to devote their time to furthering these causes, our curricu- lum contains more instruction in the fine arts and physical education each year. From swallow tails to sweat-suits, we are constantly striving to grow just a little bit better. CAROL CHAPELL-Physical Ed. B.S. Ed. ; Northern Illinois University; Knitting, Bridge, Golf, Tennis RALPH ROSENBECKER-Art B. S.; Wis. State College, Milw.; Hunting and Fishing GEORGE HOLMES-Physical Ed. B. S.; University of Wis.; Hunting, Fish- ing and Fanning SAMUEL N1CHOLLS-Vocal Music B.S. in Music Education; University of Cinn.; Woodworking WILLIAM HUGHES-Band B M : University of Wis. ; Hunting, Fish- ing and Playing Trumpet

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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.

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Social Studies and Sciences Solve Old Mysteries and Explore NCUD Problems Why? This is the eternal question of both the natural and the social scientist, and man and his environment certainly pose enough questions to provoke whys and wherefores for countless centuries. The de mand for scientists needs no metiou. We all know how great it is. Science has revoluntionized our lives, and in so doing, it has created an irreplaceable position for itself in our way of life; from mathem-itu s the language of science, to the com- DAROLD KNOBLE-Geography B.S. j LaCiosse State College; Reading JOSEPH OPHOVEN-Social Problems B.S., M.A. ; Stevens Point and University of Wis. ; Fishing and Swimming GURVTN ROMOREN-General Science, Biology B. S., M. S. ; University of Wis. ; Treating Dutch Elm Disease CLARENCE BITTNER-Adv. Algebra, Physics, Algebra and Trig. B. S., M. S. ; Oshkosh State College, Uni- versity of Wis. ; Hunting, Fishing, and Reading PAUL GAUSTAD-Chemistry B.S.; Wisconsin State College, River Falls; Golf and Bowling CLAUDE THOMPSON-American History B. S.; Oshkosh State College; Gardening and Stamp Collecting DONALD REINECKE-Algebra and Geometry B. S. ; Lawrence College; Sports and Mechanics DONALD MAYFIELD-Worth History B.E.; Platteville State College, University of Wis.; Fishing and Hunting LOUIS LAPER-General Math, Geography B.S., M.A. ; University of Wis. ; Gardening plex studies of social problems. Along all of these lines, our program has grown, offer- ing classes and clubs as modern as Sputnik and as forward as tomorrow.