Reeseville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Reeseville, WI)

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THE QUILL ATHENA May, Hotmar, Soldner, H. liir-kel, Denis, Froehlich, C. Bickel, Clark, Ohrmunrlt, Uehling, Pickett, Perry. Kading, Westcott, Reinhard, NYalcnta, Rounds, Klentz, Walenta, Yerges, VVellnitz, Stofflet, E. VVestcott OFFICERS Presidents - - H. Bickel, A. Steinacker, M. Froehlich Vice Presidents - - - - C. Walenta, C. Bickel Secretaries - - M. Reinhard, G. Klentz, L. Rounds Treasurers - - - - F. May, A. Soldner Marshals - - R. Walenta, V. Yerges, A. Blckel Critics - Miss Perry, Miss Clark, Miss Denis ATHENA Hail Athena! Hail Athena! Loud our praises sing Speed it tonward May it ever ring! Athena Society has been very active this year. Its aim is to elevate and uplift the minds of the girls of our high school and to interest them in works of art and literature so that they may more readily understand the im portant things of life. We have, in order to carry out this aim, studied the lives and acomplishments of severalr--aVerneETAOISHRD have devoted some time to music. Two social gatherings with our brother Philakeans were enjoyed during the year, one beinf-I held the 31st of October and one February 3rd. May the purpose of Athena in the future be to continue the mental uplifting of its mem- bers and may they become as wise as Athena herself. Page 16

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THE QUILL QUILL STAFF V. Bickel Carmichael Kohn O'Rourke Pekel Denis Walenta H. Bickel Froehlich Rounds Klentz Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager Literary and Art Chairman Humor Chairman - - Athletic Chairman - - Current Event Chairman Organization Chairman - Literary Adviser - - English Adviser - Business Adviser - Helen Bickel Gladys Klentz - Victor Bickel LaVerne Kohn - Lila Rounds Mead Carmichael Wallace O'Rourke - Meta Froehlich Charlotte Walenta - - Miss Denis - Miss Perry - Mr. Pekel It has been our aim in publishing this Quill to record the activities of our school in a manner that will make them both interesting and instructive. We have endeavored to make it such that it will serve to form a clo ser bond of union between student, teacher, and friend and in future years will renew old acquaintances and recall pleasant associ- ations. We hope that in turning the pages of this book, you will overlook its faults and pur- sue its contents in a spirit of kindliness, finding it a means of bridging the gap between yesterday and to-morrow. If such will be the case W6 know that our hours of toil are well repaid and we shall be happy. Page 15

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T H E Q U I L L PHILAKEAN p row-U'ltourlie, llevlin, Rhodes, Carinic-hael, Kohn, Pilzncr, Huginan, llzirle, 'l'. Huss, IbauI'I'enl1:u'l1, l'eli lxell Ni li l l lllxe It tl l l y, .': vk. icce, C s' . .iwer roxy-S-ioenberger. ilenlz, failing, Koehler, Gibson. PHILAKEAN In the beginning of the school year of 1916 the boys of the Reescville High Sclionl or- ganized a literary society. It was named Philakean or Lovers of AI'Q'lllI1Gl1t.U The pur- pose of this society was to educate the members in the usages of parliamentary law and along lines of debating and public speaking. Philakean now consists of 10011 of the boys of the senior high school who hold meet- ings every Thursday evening. During' these m eetines the members give talks. take part in debates, and practice parliamentary drill. It is our sincere wish that the Philakean society will be of great interest to those who become members in the future and will help keep the high standard of the school as it has done ever since its organization. OFFICERS Presidents - - V. Bickel, H. Kading Vice Presidents W. lilentz, W. O'Rourke Secretaries - - IC, Koehler, R. Devlin Treasurers - li. Gibson, H. Kading Marshals J. Kelly, U. Schoeiiberprer Critic - Mr. Pekel, Mr. Pekel Page 17