New England High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (New England, ND)

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CLASS POEM We the class of 6u Tried and really made the score. We onlv number 2M, We rave lots but we 11 leave more. Juel who once was quiet and shv, Sure turned into a riD-roarin' guv. In all classes smart is Ron, He studies till the crack of dawn. Arlene whose alias is Boz, Without her our class would surelv doze, Anita who is quiet and shv. Pound that Buster Smith is her kind of ruv. Donna is from Amidon, A rosv future she plans upon. Art's little Ford can really go. You never catch him drivinr slow. A tip that we would like to pass. Bill's the president of our class. Happv-go-lucky and funnv is Rav, He'll take to the nirht, but leave the dav. To be Valedictorian you must be smart. And to Gary this is onlv a start. LeRoy with figures is the best. Not with girls, ha, but with the text. Carol the Treasurer of T.H.A. Will alwavs work, but seldom nlavs. Ceorreann and her needle make nuite a pair. At her fashions vou are sure to stare. Larrv who is reallv a card. Will find Engineering rather hard. Morris' halo shines so bright. With the teachers he's game for a fight. Bob roes with a Junior girl. She seems to have him in a whirl. Claudia who is tall and lean. With the Freshman bovs is alwavs seen. In Chemistry Pam makes nuite a stab. One of these davs she'll blow un the lab. Ernie will be glad when school is through. His excuse he won't have to renew. Darlvs stands iust five foot two. With bovs around she's never blue. Wynette is short, that's no fake. Big loud noises she can make. Eilene can alwavs steal the show. When she's around vou're sure to know, LaVern can get the teachers furious. Even though he tries to be serious. Bettv and Nancv, the Doet pair. Would have written more but we didn't dare. 9

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ROBERT A. RETTINGER---FFA-3-4; Dramatics----3-4; Chorus----3; Basketball-3;Letterman s Club- 4. WYNETTE WALCH---FHA-1-2; Pep Club-1-2-3-4; Chorus-1-2-3-4 Band-3-4; DONNA HARES—FHA-1; Pep Club-1 2,3,4; Dramatics-3; Chorus-1. ARTHUR HAYDEN—FFA-2-3-4; Dra- matics-3-4; Chorus-2-3. PAMULA K. RUSTAN--FHA 1-2-3-4: Dramatics-3: Per» Club 1-2-3-4: Girls State-3: Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4: Speech Festival 3-4;National Honor Society 3-4 ROBERT RETTINGER DONNA HARES WYNETTE WALCH ARTHUR HAYDEN PAMULA RUSTAN 8

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CLASS HISTORY Time is continuely moving forward. It never stops or turns back but iust for the sake of memories, let's turn the clock of time back to the fall of 1959 as the New England Public School bell rang to toll, 22 voung green Freshman walked unassuredly into their Home Room. They were as follows: President, Gary Jung; Vice President, Ray Jorstad; Secretary-Treasurer, Wynette Walch; Student Council, Larrv Nelson. Other members of our class include Juel Bautz, Ronald Bock, Arlene Bohlman, Sharon Cummins, Anita Haagenstad, Donna Hares, LeRoy Kasberg, Carol Lien, Georgeann Magelky, Claudia Rustan, Pamula Rustan, Nancy Raffertv, Betty Schwartz, Darlvs Thiel- man, Loretta Walch, Eilene Wilhelm, Morris Nelson, and LaVern Zenker. Our Advisor was Miss Huber. On September 14, 1959, 22 of us marched down main street of New England in the most hillarious costumes and shouting, We are stupid Green Freshman. Time marched on and so did we. We began the sophmore year by gaining three new classmates-Robert Day, Renee Tesdahl, and Art Hayden. Our Advisor was Mr. Gerth. Still time went on and we lost Bob Day during the year. Gur Junior year was filled with excitement. We gained two new Classmates- Ernie Schultz and Bob Rettinger, and lost Loretta Walch and Renee Tesdahl. The entire class worked hard to put on our Junior Class Play which was a dramatic court trial called The Night of January 16. At both perform- ances on November 12, the jury was picked from the audience acquiting the defendant. The biggest project of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom, for which we chose the theme Roman Holidays and the date was May 11. Our last year at New England was a very busy one. We lost one member of our class, Sharon Cummins, which gave our class the number of 24. Our Advisor was Mr. Broton. On November 22, 1963, our class presented the dramatic comedy, Man Overboard. On May 2, 1964, the Junior Class hon- ored us with the Prom and Prom Banquet with the theme Oriental Gardens. Our skip days. May 14-17, were spent enjoying the Black Hills of South Da- kota. May 20, the Class presented its Class Night. Baccalaureate was May 24. Graduation, the day looked forward to by all, was May 27. Our Class Motto was This Far and Farther. The Class Colors were Aqua and White. The Class Flower was the Black Orchid. Yes, time must go on and so must we. What we will be in the years to come only the future can tell, but what we were in the past none can forget. 10 The class of 1964 bids you Good-By.