New London High School - Classmate Yearbook (New London, WI)

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X E We f mX HE 1 LONDON HIGHS Hool. J unlors lflrst Pow fhorne Br 1t7 Durschnpr Collur Pxlitt Tnch Iollln QllITlIlllIlg,S Knapp Ilemmmg Second Pow Bender DPTH X Qohrweulc lfr lhllrgll Baeuxdlcl Allen Nl rlii Ixnaf t ID Irurl PllCkQl'1bllCl NlCLlllglllll1 Ig'1n llvnn Slevselt St rki Gorges Hzught Graebl BL ttolph Poepke lourth Row Farm Eggelt Poepke Hlppl r Guto kl Hobbs Pisemuk en Justlngel L u Waushesotk Stemgraber I-Ilntzke Haney Juniors llrst I' xx Joubert 'llwmas Mdertz Gall Bult Nlulruy Smlth Maas Hdndschke Popke Second Row Collxer Johnson Xlanske Pohloff Hobbs Noack Impleman Vbhlt Runnels Backes Clark K Wege Th1rdRovu Loughrm Tfzladx Poehlman Parfxtt P ip Swalvxell Platte K Wegc Beckert Vknght Prahl Stem Xlartln Fourth Povx Gerndt Polaskl Ingersoll Rarrwdell Kersttn Glelcm Brown HOICT Tate Melklegohn Volz Hoag Shepard Z9 Q , , V V 'J 1 - I -f , g If , K 'f Q J X A ll. ' I fn 5 - 4 X xx 4 A rv X 5 Q W f 0 U 7.73. I C . 3 . 'L' ,, 2 ,. H, 'z, X, ' J, ,.u..' ,5e'.J:,. K' ,. 2 ',C., Sllerwcmtl, Jossie. Third Rowi Jaeger, Ellefson, Sullivan, R. Sohrweifle, ': ,z ' ', . , ' c, S I . .Q . gs , -, lk X, ' ' , ' . ' , . . 4 .mn ': , ' 4, ' ' , , . ', S ' , . ' ' . - - 'I A . , . S . - , -, ' ' e 5 ' . . A ': A v 1 fy - Q W - ac . ' ' v Y - v , . . . V, . V . v v . - . u . l , 1 ' ' ' ' - ' h , . .

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f, . nbgd ., l X- 4 NEW ' Y LONDON 6 f HIGH SCHOOL. 'rv' CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Arthur Frelburger Vlce Presldent Clement Polaskl Secretary N ary Fgan Treasurer Robert Laux The Class of 1933 HEY are an honored brlgade' They boast of bemg the flrst brlgade ele ted to finish thelr tralmng ln the new hlgh school Hurrah' Hurrah' They carry lnto that building st ndards of whleh any brlgade may be proud They have a thrxft record of whxch to boast They wlll carry wlth them to thelr new home 1n the future a thrlft banner emblazoned upon whose folds appear the numerals of but one other class twice ln SUCCGSSIOD those of the Class of 1929 For two years they have borne that banner at the head of then ranks and they have good prospects of marchmg forth at the head agam thls year The Thlrd Brlgade deserves tongratulatlons for such spectacular campalgns The troop has set out for bmg vlctorxes and they certalnly obtaxned a dls tmctlve step toward the capturmg of the Spmt Cup by l-emg the only brxgade to obtaln a perfect record shot m the Porensc Dnve bes des tylng the Flrst Brlgade tor first ln the Athletxc Drlve Their troop responded to the call of Captam Stacy to the grldxron and to e basket ball floor Such men as Kersten Marks Frelburger and Rasmussen fought for thelr captam on a blg carnival for the sold1ers Lnder the dlrectlon of thelr Commander ln clnef iss Rita Taggart and two loyal sold ers Bessle Platte and June Me klegohn the Third Brlgade laxd out a graveyard IH memory of thelr dearly beloved teachers who met their fate ln a blg battle One of the blg soclal events of the year was put on by the Thud Brlgade for thexr buddles IH the Fourth who vull leaxe them soon And what an afralr lt was' Soldiers danced under the red whlte and blue and between the st rs of a colonx l rom I' Among thelr number are men of artlstlc abxht June Mexklejohn and Merle Shepard were accepted as artnsts for the annual One more honor trxbute must be paxd to this brlgadc 'Ihey have among them Delos Hobbs who has for tvso consecutive years vson the soldlers Honor Cup for excellmg in hls daily trammg Earlv IU March thexr ranks vsere saddened when softly over the lnlls came the sound of taps for thexr buddy Raxmond S0hl WCltlC vxho lx d left lns pals to est ln hls Flanders Flelds among the crosses Attentxon company' comes the command from thelr general Arthur Frel burger and hls assistants First Lltuttnant Clement Polaskl and Sergeants Mary Egan and Robert Laux Forward' March' And on they are marchlng toward victory 28 I lx v . y L, , Q l 4 Z Q ll' J .a w I f l 1 J . . . 1 W ' . . . . . ' . C . X- X j'T r . . . , .' ' ' ' . I . . . - ' Q . . J . ' .I VY K 0 . ' . X . 5 . . . . . . I again when they werelasked 'to contribute arms for the M. M. N., they put f ' ' i , ' S '- - , ' l P ' I . - .1 . . 3 . Q U- A ' sv' 'yy' I v ' ' v 3 ' ,x ,, . y , . V .-

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ff ' Q, St A3 ' X , ' Q i as iq at 52 NEW A ' P toNooN 01 ,I - HIG .SCHOOL , - CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent Ervin Smith Vice Presxdent Robert Putnam Secretary Robert Pfelfer Treasurer John Garot The Class of 1934 HE Second Brlgade boasts the largest membership of any brigade in the N L H S Company Thelr ranks were filled to a hundred and seven ID their first xear of servlce Although their ranks were reduced somewhat durmg that rear they are again well filled and at present a hundred and two are enllsted for trammg last taps have been blown for two of their companv who are at rest Thev are Louis Zltske who went West this last wmter and Ernest Nader who left them last summer After onlv two vears of trammg the brigade have accomplished gallant feats in athletxc tactics On the football field thev have llsted such heroes as Walmer and WIICOX who will be expected to prove theur abxlxtv at lighting for the old N L h S Company durmg the next two years of their training In the basket ball tournament the brlgade fought a terrific battle and came out with second place nearer to the top than any second brigade has ever tried to venture This was accomnllshed bv the1r gallants Kutowskl who has indeed proved his ability McDermott Pfelfer Smlth Frelburger and Wllcox 'Th bug'er Rodnev Platte who led the soldiers to cheer for thelr heroe th b'1tt'e field should not be forgotten In eddltxon to his eiforts 'it d1rect1ng his ovsm brxgade the entire N L H S Comnanv has depended on his rous ng call when the company engaged in competltlve military tactics on home or foreign fields Lou se Demmmg Georgnana LeBeau June Rxckabx and John Garot fought In d am tl nfl public speaking campaigns Harry Wells was the onlv lower class m n represented on the debate squad for the year The entire squad for next year will be buxlt around him Earl m the vear determmed members of the brigade began to assert the'r superior ment l abxhtles and the names of numerous prnvates from thelr brxgade appeared on the Honor Roll until ln the third review Gcorgna Schantz led the N 1. I-I S Company In the fourth review she was agam at the top tied with Delos Hobbs a 1un1or and an honor student of last year In that fourth review every place in the all companv honors was either won or shared by a member of the Sec onrl Brigade for nn addition to Georgias position Privates Jeanette Stern and Vlvlan Huntley moved into second and third positions The success of this brlgade IS due m no small part to their commanding officers Commander In chief Mlss Ann Halsor General Ervln Snuth Flrst Lelutenant Robert Putnam and to their Sergeants Robert Pfelfer and John Garot May they continue their fighting and some day conquer the world' 30 , . , v -- .. .,- - , , , , . -- .. . - . . . I I 7 Y Y ' e , , , son 'S ' . . . 1 . 3 . . . V , . -., r rcs. . , . - V. . . . Il K . 9 . . . . . . . . L. ., .. . .. . . -- I I , .