Reeseville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Reeseville, WI)

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T H E Q U I L L JUNIOR HIGH J. H. S. OFFICERS President - - - - Sherman Carmichael Vice President - Raymond Froehlieh Secretary - Clara Carmichael Treasurer - Myra 0'Rourke Critic - - Miss Denis At the beginning of last September thirty -nine pupils enrolled in the Junior High School. Many of us were back for another nine months of hard work, but a few of us we1'e new- comers. We were crowded in the former grammar room, our old quarters, but we felt com- fortable when we moved to the old senior high assembly, which room became our perman ent home. We were always in favor of having a good time so we made plans for a Halloween party. On the night of the party one could see ghosts. elves, witches o11 broom sticks. and spooks dancing around. We were entertained by playing many kinds of spooky games. Not only the boys but the girls in the Junior High have shown their strength in bas- ketball. The boys have played several games with outside teams while the girls, not hav- ing such a chance, have played with the Senior High Team, More defeats than victories have resulted for the younger girls, but we have not lost our spirits, because we are well able to hold our own. The members of the Junior High also took wart in the operetta The Cruise of .the Trundle Bed, given this year. All of us worked hard and on the final night our ability to represent our foreign cousins was shown. As vacation approaches we look back over the yeareforgetting the hard work in think- ing of the good times that we have had. Page 18

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T H E Q U I L L SOPHOMORES 'lllllill'll, W1-H11-oil, S0l1lll0l', Your-s, 12 lliekel, 0l1l'1llllllilf. l-lot1nar. Kading, WValenta, Kading. 1'i1-11011 ll1l11l'l'0l1liili'l1 Miss Perry 0'R0lll'k9 Uehling F-01'Il0MORlG OFFICERS 1'1'1-si11v11I - - - - - - Wallave 0'R0lll'kQ Yin- 1'1'1-siwlm-111 Harvey 1J8.llff6llll2lCll Sec'1'0t:11'y - - Pauline Pickett '1'1'm1s111'c-1' Merle Uehling Critic - - Miss Perry Last year the 4-lass ol' 1921 t'2ll'l'l04l itself fl11'0ll2'll the trials of 21 freshman 'ear i 2 I 5 n 1 111:11111v1' 111:11 1-1111111 114- 1-1111011 by the other classes. This year we have a history equally oonl. 111 the 1wui1111i11g of 1110 presvllt year l'Oll 1' new ll'l0llllJPl'S, COIlllllQ,' from s111'1'011nding NK'll0HlS, joinvnl our l'2lllli'r1. They halve taken an interested part in school and class activities. t1111s doing their hit to raise the St,andard ofthe R. H. S. and of o11r class. We have been ac-tively Ollgliiftlll ill all school activities of this year. In the play Mac- beth A 11:1 A1om1v several ol' our people took leading parts. Both of Olll' boys are playing on 1111- hasketlmzill lklillll, and lmvo llelpvd to bring home the l1ono1's. The girls have also 1111011 illl avtiw part lll 11t111etic's. We have been represented i11 Declamatory Zllld Oratorical work hy our 114-st FIH'0K'll-lllilli0l'S. This year is 111111111 to 1-loso and next year when the school bell rings we sincerely hope that our 1111111111 ll10l11lN'l'S will 1'0t111'11 to carry on the work of the class of '24. I 12,1 12

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T H E Q U I L L PRIMARY ROOM M .M N' gy ,H , '15 A ,MJ .MQ f Q ' f - -1 f M, T. ah? v F INTERMEDIATE ROOM Page 14