Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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Dance highlighted Winter Carnival Forlorn cheerleader Dave Knight looks on in disbelief as the junior females bowed to the sophomore cagers. Winter Carnival The first Winter Carnival, which was spon- sored by the Loyalty Council, was considered a success, by advisor Mr. Steve Koch. Although the lack of snow prevented many of the events from taking place, the Carnival was a fun ex- perience. Many of the different events were competitive. Each class chose a king and queen candidate. The amount of points each class obtained determined which couple would be crowned. Friday afternoon, the Car- nival began with snowmobile rides, tug-of- wars and girls' basketball games. Saturday's fun evolved around a Beaver Hunt. Klondike Supper and the climax of the Carnival, the dance. The sophomore class accumulated the most points and their king and queen reigned at the dance. King Paul Richert and Queen Barb Plckel reign proudly over the Winter Carnival. Their spirited soph- omore class tallied the most points in competition. 18

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The strength and will of the Junior Class was expressed on the faces of these boys as they tugged on to victory. The Senior cheerleaders. Ralph Madson. Gurv Romoren. Steve Soup. soup, and more soup was sorted for the Schmitt, and Jim Feuerstein cheer their team to a basketball Klondike dinner. victory. 19