Reynolds High School - Tigers Yearbook (Reynolds, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1949 volume:

XT I DICATION ,be zcaizon T1me xrx xts. trek h is I roupht out of thn I ist thef u1tQ of the Prebcnt To those thi, Future of RLYHOICXS Hlgh School we dc-d1Cateth1s THE 1949 TIGERS Z gl I ' ' ' ' 2 v D . 1 5: 5 , r ' . , . q zaftmnrrmcnts which H0 beyond the horizon, to 1 a ' y x' ' fr I A I Ed1tor IH chxef Ass1stant Edxtor Art Edxtor Bus1ness Manager nnua l Assocxate Busuness Manager Sports Edltor Boys Curls Act1v1t1es Ed1tors Declarnatory Pep Club Sun Dxal Lunch Photography Edxtors Advlsor S Class Reporter Semor J'un1or Sophomore Freshrnan 3 Br rthi C 1l Vlny 1' r inc 1 S li on Uwalnf 'mem 1 n Delores Garber B1l1Krau1.c Duane Beachlf r orlyn DeFram Bonnxe Nutz Janw Junkc r Norbert He llc r Vernon IX. 111us Duane Safar Harold O be al Mr Cramr r Mr Vanci Ivirs Cramer Semor Class Dayrel Warren Dawn Hellbusrh Donald Greoory Iunxor Ce rveny Dwxvht baiar 'X arx1n Heller lf- af! . .. ... ... ........................ 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' I I I4 M ' ,z,4 Be rtha Cerveny Valedzctonan Student Counclller at large 4 Cha1rman of Student Counc1l 4 Pep Club l Z 3 4 Pep Club V1ce Pres1dent Z Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer 3 Class Presldent Z Class Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 4 School Carmval Queen Annual Staff Z 4 Annual Ed1tor 4 Lunch Room Collec Class Play 3 4 Volleyball l Z 3 4 Kxttenball l Z 3 4 Su.n D1al Staff 3 4 Dramatlcs l 2 Sextette 1 Z 4 Octette 4 Duet l Z 4 Tno 4 Small Chorus 4 tor Frances Gxbson Pep Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 4 Dramat1cs 1 Class Play 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Sun D1al Staff 3 4 Kxttenball l Z 3 4 Octette 4 Assxstant Cheerleader 3 Class Secretary and Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 4 Pep Club Pres1dent 4 Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer Z Offxce Work 4 Camera Club 4 Duane Safar School Kmg 3 Basketball Z 3 Student Manager 1 Softball Z 3 Class Play 3 Dramatlcs 3 Sun Dxal Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2,4 Track 3 Roscoe Beachler School Kmg Z V1ce Presmdent Z 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Softball 1 Z 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Dramatlcs l Sun D1al Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Glee Club Z 4 Track 3 4 Octette 4 Small Chorus 4 Duane Beachler Basketball 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee l Z 4 Track 3 4 Sun D1al Staff 3 4 Softball l 2. 3 4 Octette 4 Duet Z 4 Glee Club 1 2. 4 Quartette Z 4 Harold O Ne al Basketball l Z 3 Softball 1 Z 3 4 Small Chorus 4 Glee Club Z 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Sun D1a1 Staff 3 Camera Club 4 Class Play 3 4 Track 3 4 ,4 . Z ' 4 Glee Club 1,2.4 Annual Staff 4 1 1 s , , ,4 , ' .4 10 Klan .Hzalorg On September 1945 s1xteen Freshxes were enrolled 1n the Reynolds H1gh School I.n our class were Corlyn DeFra1n Bertha Cerveny Delores Garber Frances Gmbson Bonnre Nutz Geraldxne Schwrsow Romona Krause Duane Beachler Roscoe Beachler Donald Fels Dwame Sexmsen Paul C Krause Jr Duane Safar Norbert Heller Vernon M1l1us and Harold O Neal Seven of the s1xteen Freshman took part 1n dramatxcs The class offxcers were Donald Fexs Preszdent Duane Beachler V1ce Pres1dent, and Paul Krause Jr Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Ben Prxefert was chosen class sponsor In September 1946 srxteen Sophomores started back to school but Geraldme Schw1sow went to Faxrbury and Jams Junker came from Famrbury Durxng the year Romona Krause moved to Washmgton leavmg f1fteen Sophomores Four of the class took part rn dramatxcs Romona Krause was chosen to carry a part 1n the J'un1or Class play Three Moss Roses The class off1cers for the year were Bertha Cerveny Presrdent Duane Beachler Vxce Presmdent and Frances G1bson Secretary and Treasurer Our class sponsor was Mrs Ray Hoyt Bertha Cerveny and Roscoe Beachler were elected Queen and Kmg of the all school Carmval Paul Krause Jr and Duane Beachler were regulars n the fxrst team basketball squad In September 1947 fzfteen Iuxnors clxmbed the steps to Reynolds Hlgh once agam The f011OW1l1g were elected as class off1cers Donald Fems Presxdent Mrs Ray Hoyt was chosen our class sponsor aga1n Delores Garber and Duane Safar were elected Queen and Kmg of the all school Carmval Onlv two took part 1n dramatxcs th1s year they were Delores Garber and Corlyn DeFram We presented our J'un1or class play Everybody s Gettxng Marned by Wxlham Moore November 7 The play was dlrected by M1ss Daxsy Chamberlam On February ll 1948 we Iunxors rece1ved our rxngs The rmgs were made of Rose gold and Green cut gold wlth black nurnerals and emblems Bertha Cerveny sang a solo at Commencement and she and Duane Beachler sang a duet at the Iumor Sen1or Banquet Four Sophomores Nyla Cerveny Darlxne Steffens Dayrel Warren and Dudley served as our waxters at the banquet After the banquet we took the Semors to a show m Faxrbury In September 1948 fxfteen xntelhgent Semors were back m Reynolds Hxgh Our class offxcers were as follows Delores Garber Presxdent Roscoe Beachler V1ce Presxdent Frances Gxbson Secretary and Bertha Cerveny Treasurer Mr W1l11am L Cramer IS our class sponsor Corlyn Del-'ram and Duane Satar took part mn dramatzcs thxs year The Semor class play Faxth Hope and Flarny by Jay Tobxas was presented on Aprxl Z9 1949 The Sneak Day was enjoyld by all the Semors The JUHIOI' Semor Banquet was on May 11 1949 ll I ' . . . , . ' l I I 1 . I l I . ' I I I I - I l l I ' 'I . . , I I I ' 1 n . I 1 . ' . ' -1 I . U , . ' ' ll I ii ' , . 1 ' I 1 I ' . I , . . ' . . o . O , . . I . . z . , K. Roscoe Beachler, Vice-Presidentg and Delores Garber, Secretary and Treasurer. . . . , . ' . ., . . . ,. ,. . I I I ' . - . . -- , . I Y n ' . - ' : , ' 5 ' . ' ' . I I I I s - I - . . . . ,. . . .. I I 1 . ' , . I A Y x . . . - . , . Clan 'LU ll Faculty Classmates Schoolmates and Fnends Havmg been duly appomted testator by the class of 1949 I subm1t to you the followmg docurnent as the f1rst last and only w1ll and testament of th1s class of 1949 The class has trxed to be just as well as generous 1n d1str1but1ng the g1fts to those who w1ll make the best use of them lf you are fortunate enough to have a gmft bestowed upon you please accept It and remember that the talent came from th1s ser1ous sober sacred and stud1ous class of 1949 Lrsten then one and all wh11e I read the document as duly drawn up and sworn to We the Semor Class of 1949 of the c1ty of Reynolds qtate of Nebraska be1ng of sound mmd and memory do make pubhsh and declare th1s our last w11l and testament 1n manner and form as follows To our dear faculty who have been very k1nd to us through all the tr1als we have grven them we gzve our good w1shes and W1Sh them a lots better luck wxth the Semors to come To our Superrntendent and sponsor Mr Cramer we leave our best re gards and best wxshes rnuch success w1th the semors 1n years to come To our mathematmcs teacher Mr Vance we leave our whole hearted apprecxatmn for the work he has done rn helpmg us through school To Ot1s Boyd Bertha Cerveny w1lls her red ha1r and to E1leene Welch she w1lls her lr1sh temper To Rolla Heller Delores Garber leaves her ab1l1ty to strut around the assembly To Rozella Mxchels Paul Krause leaves hrs ab1l1ty to get to school on txme Leo Fels Dwame Sermsen s qmetness Karl Krueger Vernon Mrlxus s he1ght James W1l11ams Roscoe Beachler w1lls h1s curly ha1r Darhne Steffms Bonme Nutz s xdea of havmg nothmg to do w1th men Marllyn Prrefert Donald F815 leaves h1s Model A Ford Darrel Wolcott Duane Beachler leaves h1s ab1l1ty to play basketball 12 3 0 I I I ' : . . , . . . , ' . . 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To , . . . u O O O O Eufvene Cerveny Duane Safar leaves h1s habxt of wh1spc rxny Esther bhoup Norbert Heller s happy cheerful mood Luther Lakey Harold O Neal s ab1l1ty not to blush us hen calls d down Della Mae Du1s Corlyn DeFra1n s ab1l1ty to play volleyb xll Frmda Rmldle and .Tun1or Cerveny Frances G1bson and Jams Iunker the Green Freshmen Class All the dry test books 1n ease of a tlood the G1ddy Sophomore Class The Sen1ors ab1l1ty to get out of work Tot he Cvxvvllng Junlor Class The wxsdom of the bemor glass Cn' any Bes1des these enforced mfts we leave not of necessuy but of our own fret W1ll our bless1ng and a pledge of frlendshlp from hengeforth And we do hereby const1tute and appo1nt lk r Cramer sole executor of thu last w1ll and testament 13 T D , - , , .' 5 ' ' ' ' '. - ' 5. T ' , C ' . To , ' ' ' ' ' . 2 f . . To ' ' , A ' ' ' l z . To , -' , A - I 4 1 1 I . - , , L leave their double seat in the assembly. T , ' ---- f' q ' ' ' ' T ' ---- ' ' ' ' . .OO . . ---- . V, . , I . 1, vim wfophefy Mr Cramer s vo1ce fades mto the d1stance as I lay my head on my desk for a httle nap wh1le he so busmly trys to teach me the Constxtutxon My mxnd wonders off mto dream land My what a change m the world smce I last saw It m 1949 The txme now 15 l969 The place 15 my rocket sh1p on the way to the earth from the moon where I and my better half have started a Co op gas stat1on As l come swmftly to earth 1n my rocket sh1p I notxce a sh1p buzzlng wxth actxvmty and smce I am very anx1ous to get m on all the fun and fmd out what the world 1S hke I land my rocket sh1p nearby and go aboard shlp to fmd out what all the excxtment was about I boarded the shxp and there to my amazement was Harold O Neal completely outfztted 1n a d1v1ng su1t He seemed very happy so I asked hmm why he was so happy and he told me that Bertha was now a mermaxd and that he enjoys v1s1t1ng her although It 15 a httle damp down there After a short v1s1t wxth h1m I contmued on my way to Reynolds wxth the contlnual worry of where to land 1n those Rose Creek h1lls but when I arrlved over the place where I thought the wee town of Reynolds should be but mstead there was now a town that completely covered the Rose Creek wxth a large landxng str1pwh1ch was bu1lt for the many flymg farmers of thxs r1ch and prosperous terr1tory I landed my plane and took a tax1 to the busxness d1str1ct of thls large town when I arnved down town the drnver turned to tell me the amount of my tax1 fare he was drmvmg a tax1 and he explaxned that now that Marcella was a novehst he dec1ded to do somethmg that he hked to do 1nstead of keeplng house I paxd my tax: fare and began to walk about when suddenly a ha1r brush dropped m front of me I looked up and there from the wxndow of a fourteenth story wxndow I saw Corlyn dry1ng her ha1r She had taken t1me from her edxtorxal Job Corlyn was now a busy woman ed1t1ng the Reynolds Natmonal Weekly As I was look1ng up at Corlyn wxth the fear that she would drop another haxr brush on me I ran mto someone and he sa1d Excuse me mam I dxdn t notlce you The vo1ce had a deep southern accent and belonged to Duane Beachler He told me that he was ralsmg cotton m Alabama 1nstead of cane as he once dxd xn good old Reynolds Hxgh I cont1nued on my Journey about town and mn a vacant lot there was a huge cxrcus tent w1th large pxctures of a beaut1ful acrobat why sure enough It was Bonme Nutz As I was looklng 1n amazement at the pxctures a hon suddenly appeared In front of me and after nearly scarmg me to death I not1ced that followmg close behmd hxm was the hon tarner why sure enough lt was Duane Safar I stopped to talk to h 'n and asked h1m how he happened to be a hon tamer I-Ie told me that h1s frxend Bud 1. e1s an Afrxcan Jungle explorer had gxven h1m a hon for a Chnstmas present and smce then he has had a fond hlung for hons 14 6 and sure enough it was Roscoe. My word! Roscoe a taxi driver? I asked him why I was very glad to get away from the lxons After that 11tt1e scare I was very hung ry so I went downtown and there above a huge buxldxng was a brxght neon sxgn readmg The Blue Angel B111 Krause Proprmetor Remember1ng that B111 was once a classmate I decmded to patromze h1s restaurant As I was eatmng the most de11c1ous meal I glanced at the cover of a magazme wlnch I had bought at the corner magazme stand and there on the cover was a very famxhar face why sure enough xt was Frances G1bson She was now a powers model After I fmxshed my lunch I walked about the town and notxcmg a museum I went znsxde to look around The fn-st thxng I saw was a trophy won by the basket ball team from Reynolds Hxgh School m 1949 Above the case m which mt was placed were the words Rare and Valuable I contmued to look around and notxced a man bus1ly mterested xn a snake and as he turned I not1ced xt was Vernon M111us He was now a nat1onally known sc1ent1st and the buxlder of the Reynolds H1St0rlC Museurn After my journey through the musemn I was walkmg about the streets of th1s falr cxty when I notxced the sxgn RHS ln large red letters I decmded mt must be the rad1o statxon Smce lhad always wanted to see a radxo broadcast I walked 1nto the bulldxng Shortly after I was seated the show began The announcer came onto the stage and mtroduced the stars Jams Junker and Dwanne Sexmsen famous novelxst Norber Heller Just as the Curtam was rxsxng a voxce spoke 1n and saxd Delores what was the answer to quest1on ten OH my goodness I must have fallen asleep +4-anwwozxao-144444111:-Mxwwcaorae-414:-exams: 0 I1 The Sun D1al the h1gh school s newspaper was started ln 1932 under the sponsorsh1p of M1ss Fxsher lt 1S pubhshed by the Jun1or and Semor Englxsh classes Th1s year Corlyn DeFra1n has been edmtor the f1rst semester and Frances Gmbson the second Each Senmor staff member has had a J'un1or assxstant and the fxfth xssue had an all Junxor staff w1th Dawn I-Iellbusch actlng as edxtor The last xssue was the spec1al Semor xssue Mrs Cramer and Mr Vance have been Co sponsors Approxxmately one hundred and fourteen cop1es of each of the s1x xssues were publxshed The subscrxptxon pr1ce was twenty cents to the school ch1ldren th1rty fxve cents to the town people and f1fty cents 1f ma11ed to the subscmbers An exchange of pubhcatxon wxth the other schools of the county and 1n other states was mamtamed Th1s gave us an opportumty to see what other schools d1d and to pass our ldeas on to them The Sun Dxal was self supported and fxlled a worthy need of the school 15 playing the leading roles in the play My Last Mother-in-law , by the world It 19 ' I ll la ggbfflvv .TUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS ral-:sl-IMAN cmss 1 7 unior ew.4 In September 1946, fifteen Freshrnen were initiated into Reynolds High School. The following were elected as class officers: Joan Thaller .... . . . . . . . President Dayrel Warren .... . . .... V ice-President Dawn Hellbusch . . . . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Ben Priefert . . Sponsor Harry Groathouse dropped out soon after school started leaving fourteen Freshmen The next year brought back fifteen Sophomores Wayne Roden having moved here At the second semester Dudley Smith joined the class making a total of sixteen The following were class officers Dayrel Warren President Dawn Hellbusch Vice President Frieda Riddle Secretary and Treasurer Rozella Michels Student Councillor Miss Chamberlain Sponsor Three of the class participated in dramatics Darrel Wolcott went to the State Fine Arts Festival The Junior year brought back fourteen members Wayne and Dudley hax ing moved away Dayrel Warren and Frieda Riddle were chosen King and Queen of the all school carnival The following were elected for class officers Darrel Wolcott Nyla Cerveny Darline Steffens Mrs Cramer President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Student Councillor Sponsor ber 6 1942 and was directed by Mrs Cramer The cast was Rozella Michels Otis Boyd Darrel Wolcott Esther Shoup Luther Lakey Jo Ann Shoup Eva Slagle Dawn Hellbusch Mrs Castle Mr Castle Conrad Castle Kitty Castle Dale Castle Mrs Clayton Maggie Clayton Gaby Parker Dawn Hellbusch . . . . . . . . ' The Junior Class Play, Crazy Castle, was a success. It was held Decem op omore ewa The class of 1951 had twelve enrolled as Freshmen But as Sophomores they claimed only eleven as David Krnzie dropped out and Donald Kxle enrolled in the Beatrice H1gh School Helen K1ssell is the new member Officers were elected as follows President Junior Cerveny Vice President Eugene Cerveny Secretary Helen Kissell Treasurer Leo Feis Student Council Donald Gregory Sponsor Mr Vance Two members of the class Junior Cerveny and Donald Gregory were members of the first basketball squad Robert Gibson Rodney Hellbusch Harlan Fangmier and Edward Nutz also partlcipated in athletics Junior Cerveny won three rlbbons the Pioneer Track Meet Helen Melvm gave a dramatic reading at the Pioneer Dramatic contest and the entrre class participated in the play Spreading the News presented on Patron s Day grea Dian ew.4 Thirteen Freshmen registered in Reynolds High School September 6 1 49 Officers elected were Pres rdent Marvin Heller Vice President James Brandt Secretary LaRue .Tunker Student Council Dwight Safar An imtiation party was held in the gymnasium September 19 and the Freshmen gave a return party October Z7 All Freshmen boys partxczpated rn Athletics Marvin Heller Dwight Safar and James Brandt being regulars on the second team All girls played volleyball and two Erlene Welch and Marilyn Priefer participated in dramatics 19 . . . . i . . in All Sophomore girls participated in girls' athletics. . . . . 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FN EEK Frexhxnux lxutatxon Reynolds va Hardy Marilyn Helen Marcella Stuck Junior Play Peek a boo Smxles Laughing Leo Norbert and Harold Chums Gffll vollayblll teun Sailing Waiting for bus Hitch hikers Q fep cz 1, The off1cers of the Pep Club as elected at the begummg of the year are follows Pres1dent Frances Glbson Vxce Presxdent Dawn Hellbusch Secretary and Treasurer Jams Junker Bertha Cerveny and Delores Garber were chosen cheerleaders wrth Darlme Steffens and Nyla Cerveny as assrstant cheerleaders The cheerleaders wore wh1te sk1rts and whlte blouses wxth Reynolds Jackets The Pep Club grrls wore black skxrts and whmte sweaters w1th Reynolds Jackets The Pep Club sold Pop candy and popcorn at all the home games th1s year The Home Economlcs g1rls popped and sacked the popcorn The Pep Club gn-ls gave the basketball boys a pxcmc at the Farrbury C1ty Park May 17 1949 Mrs Mxnam Crarner was the Club Sponsor A student Councxl was orgamzed aga1n tlns year to brmg the student body and the faculty closer together Problems were brought before the Councrl and were dlscussed and solved The faculty helped rn every way to carry out suggestxons Bertha Cerveny was chosen as Pres1dent of the Student Councll Representatwe at large Bertha Cerveny Seruor Class Representatxve Donald Fers .Tunxor Class Representatmve Dawn Hellbusch Sophomore Class Representatwe Donald Gregory Freshman Class Representatwe Dw1ght Safar LUNCH PRO GRAM Reynolds Hxgh School sponsored the lunch program agam thrs year The school chrldren pa1d twenty cents per meal and the teachers pa1d thxrty cents per meal On perfect attendance day there are one hundred and s1xteen students and teachers who eat lunches at school fxfthy s1x from h1gh school th1rty two from the grammar room and twenty erght from the prunary room Mrs Grace Dragoo was dxrector of the lunch room and was ass1sted by Mrs Ethel Orr and Mrs Anna Wrlt Bertha Cerveny acted as cash1er u lucfenf Uounci X Z2 BC al11at0I'y fallllng Durmg the past year the followxng students were mnterested xn declarnatory work Daune Sofar and Corlyn DeFram Semors Darrel Wolcott a Jun1or Helen Melvm a Sophomore Exleen Welch and Manlyn Prelfert Freshmen Mrs M1r1am Cramer was dxrector The Pzoneer Conference was held at End1cott on March 7 1949 Four students were entered from Reynolds thexr ratmgs were as follows lnterpretwe Oratory Our COhSt1tut10n The Amer1can Plnlosophy of Government Corlyn DeFra1n Excellent Dramatlc Cataracts Helen Me1v1n Good M1ckey s Marker Marxlyn Pnefert Good Hurnorous Brothers In Love Darrel Wolcott Excellent The Judge was Mxss Jane Albaugh teacher of speech and dra1nat1cs mn the Faxrbury I-hgh School One student from each d1v1s1on represented the school 1n the d1str1ct contest held at Superxor on March Z5 The ratlngs at th1s contest were as follows lnterpretlve Oratory Our Cons1t1ut1on The Amermcan Phmlosophy of Government Corlyn DeFra1n Excellant Dramatlc Mlckey s Marker Manlyn Pnefert Good Huxnerous Brothers In Love Darrel Wolcott Supenor Th1s ratmg ent1tled Darrel and Corlyn to part1c1pate m the Fme Arts Festxval at the Un1vers1ty of Nebraska Aprzl ZZ Z3 4 vvafoworxaxaamxxfrsnaur UJLC Mrs Grace Gately supervxsed the musxc groups th1s year We entered the Mus1c Festxval at Geneva All students partlczpated Z3 3 I . . 0 . . 0 . 0 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . - . . 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Bud Roscoe Don Cramer Luther and Duane l-IRST EIGHT BACK ROW Jumor, Jxm Luther Dayrel and Donald FRONT ROW Bud Duane and Roscoe .if Z5 L :QE s ,.-42.- FIRST TEAM With Trophies SCORE PLAYED AT Plymouth Reynolds De shle r Chester Chester Reynolds Alex Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Chester Chester Plymouth Mahaska Hubbell Reynolds Reynolds Hardy B ryon Chester Chester Che ste r Reynolds OPPONENT Plymouth Carleton De Shler Belvidere Che ste r Hardy Alex Chester Plymouth Mahas ka Daykm Chester Dmller Mahas ka Hubbell Dlller Hubbell Hardy Bryon Chester Hardy Hubbell Alex SCORE 27 24 31 26 39 Z9 At the Lxttle Blue Tournament at Chester Reynolds played Belv1dere the fxrst mght and won 32 26 and the second mght won over Hardy by a score of 29 28 The thlrd n1ght they were taken out by Chester wxth a score 26 46 The D1str1ct Tournament at Chester Reynolds drew a bye the f1rst mght and played Hubbell the seond mght and won 31 13 The thlrd mght Reynolds played Daykm and won 48 42 The last mght Reynolds played Chester and los' 74 37 The fxrst fxve players were Donald Gregery Guard Roscoe Beachler Guard Duane Beachler Center Donald Fexs Forward Luther Lakey Forward better Reynolds won f1fteen games and lost e1ght 21 26 33 30 ' 42 37 ' 34 52 24 ' 49 17 49 12 46 28 13 17 The Reynolds Tigers had a bad start but at the end of the year they were much porla Hubbell came to Reynolds November Z3 only to be beaten by twenty one pomts The score was 60 to 39 The Reynolds volleyball team journeyed to Hubbell December 3 and played an exc1t1ng gaxne Reynolds w1nn1ng by a score of 33 to 30 The Hardy volleyball gxrls came to Reynolds December l7 and went home v1ctor1ous The score was 41 to 34 The D1ller volleyball tearn came to Reynolds December Z1 They were wmners by two pomts The score was 39 to 37 Twelve Reynolds volleyball g1r1s attended the volleyball tournament January 5 at Dayk1n I-hgh School Reynolds played Belvxdere and last The score was 43 to 11 an exc1t1ng game Alexandrla won by a score of Z1 to 13 The Reynolds gxrls won xn a pract1ce game w1th Chester fO110W1ng the Chester Reynolds basketball game February 11 The Hardy gxrls were v1ctor1ous 1n a game played at Hardy wlth a score of Z8 to 63 Ten g1r1s attended the volleyball tournament the 10 11 and IZ of February at the Deshler Hxgh School Reynolds played Hubbell the f1rst mght and won w1th a score of 64 to Zl The second n1ght Reynolds played Byron and were defeated by a score of 45 to 36 The Reynolds gxrls also played a practxce game w1th the Deshler gxrls the f1rst nlght and were vxctorlous Z7 The Alexandria volleyball tearn carne to Reynolds, January 7, and played GRADES GRAMMAR ROOM PRIMARY ROOM The following pup Patr1c1a Brandt Betty Dragoo Darrol Dragoo Bert Greathouse Robert Mumby Harold Rlddle Leonard Sexbolt Jacquelme Aughe Roger Dragoo Loren Du1s Bobby K1ssell Paul Goebel Harvey Klssell Dale M1chels Donnetta Duxs Darrell Fexs Le Illa Iunker Lorene Kubes Myrna Lamb ffllfllflal' 00l1'l ils enrolled in our room for the term 1948 Eighth Grade Seventh Grade S1xth Grade F1fth Grade 1949 were: Rosetta Slagle Joan Welton Norma Wolcott Clance Goebel Earl P1ckett Kenneth Plckett LeRoy Neemann Jerry Warren Dons Na1man Darrol Welch Alfred KIDZIC Ros1e Groathouse Wayne Melvln Dale R1dd1e Sh1r1ey K1nz1e Gerry Daffer Betty Dragoo won second place m the County Spelhng Contest The e1ghth graders that passed th1s year are Patr1c1a Brandt Betty Dragoo Darrol Dragoo Bert Groathouse Robert Mumby Harold Rxddle Leonard Sembolt Rosetta Slagle Norma Wolcott Clarxce Goebel and Earl Pmckett 30 v , , . . . 9 I D I l I ! l D 9 D ' The followmg pu were Kathleen Barton Cecxl Craxg Judxth Daffer Jerry Dragoo Gary Dav1s Denn1s Dragoo Everett Du1s Ethel Heller Phyll1s Allen Vernle Aughe Eleanor Aughe Kermlt Cook Martln Daffer Denms Folkner Joyce K1nz1e Olhe Srruth Tommy Aughe Jerry Prxefert L1nda Brandt Stanley Kujath Dale Duxs l'Ll'l'l6lI'y OOH1 pxls enrolled 1n the Pr1mary Room durlng t Fourth Grade Thxrd Grade Second Grade Beg1nner s Grade he year 1949 1949 Eugene Folkner Rxchard Murnby Marjorme Sxmmons Dale Kujath Waumta P1ckett Paula Vance Orvzlla Rahe J'1mm1e Kujath Karen Hellbusch Joyce Kxssell Delrner Mumby Betty S1mmons Jan Vance Joe Vance Ben.n1e Lamb Edd1e Cra1g Kenney K1nz1e J1mm1e Groathouse Our enrollment of twenty f1VC boys and fourteen gxrls has part1c1pated 1n qu1te a number of act1v1t1es thxs year a Chrmstmas program Farmer s Un1on Patron s Day Jurnor and Sen1or Class plays and Commencement 31 0 R First Grade fT No X f CONGRATULATIONS TO REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL FROM O C Brickell Company WHERE FRIEND MEETS FRIEND BUICK! 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