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

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,ey N 4 I by 'X s New I f 1 torenom 1 HIGH SCHOOL ,fps- V, ,, , F'1rstRovy Mann Bender Dean R Ziemer Riedl Roepke Second Poy Flynn Meiklejohn Shepard Wendlandt Brault Hlppler Popkey Thlrd Rovy A Ziemer Sohrvgeide Schmallenberg Demming Gorges Palmer Kloehn The Classmate VERY year for sixteen years the Nevy London High School has put out a book called the Classmate It has been a succ ss ever since 1ts hrst edition in the y ar 1917 A teacher who appoints the Classmate starf and supervises all the vyork is chosen from the faculty The greatest number of students selected are usually scn iors The Classmate Staff of this year consists of nineteen members hfteen sen iors four Junlors One of the finest pieces of vsork in the Classmate is the art vyork For the last sixteen years the class artists have submitted exceptionally good drayyings Merle Shepard and Ruby Ziemer the class artists for this year have upheld tr adm tion by submitting some of their best dravying to our 193, Classmate The material for the Classmate is divided into three distinct parts yyrxt ten material photography and advertisements The financing of the Classmate is greatly dependent upon advertising As editor in chief of the Classmate for this year Irvin Demming yy is e ip Alvin Biault Ardell Roepke and Myrtle Gorges Beatrice Sehmallenbe rg had eh nge of the alumni notes The stories on all football bisket bill a d tr iek meets yy is reported by Arthur Palmer Touch ups on music were gathered by Nllry Vlend landt The revleyys on our publications yere yyrltten by Beatrlee I-llppler ie photogriphy yyork was glyen to X ivian Mann All results on forensics yyere assembled by William Sohrvyeiele Alice Ziemer gathered notes on the history of the elasses Phe literary vyork yyas directed by Sarah Flynn and Cl1flO!tl Popkey The nuiiex ous Jokes and stories vsere gathered and composed by Dorothy Piedl All the typing yy as done by one of our eommereial deplrtment s nest typlsts Irmi lxloehn 5b I ' ': , , , . ' , ' , . . 'sz '5 - , i , T y V , H . 66 93 i . V . K e. . .. .. . , - - V - , . ' . - el fv - . . ' ' , . ' ' ' , 2 '- T' , g , ' ' ' h X H 1 . t' ' xl' -5 1' v l ' ' I .' ' -' - 'f .. 1 ' . ' ' 'z -: - ably assisted by Dorothy Bender and Iris Dean. The advertising was directed by ' ' ' ' ls' xl ' x 1 1 I - Q 'Tx ' ' ' 1, ' , 1. f z,'n 'z' 1, X I V . H .U L' 'x x I 1 V A Q Y 'x . 1 . ' vm ' ' if v g v ' , v ,r ' . ' ' 'rl , 1, Av ' Y L. ' , V' '. A . ' A .. ., yu .L. , . , 24... , , ' . I' n ' 4 . A I 5 K 5 A ' ' e .'.' '.'. ' , ' v . . l ' , 1 K ' V ' ' . , .. , ! , .- A A 3- h' 'Xl rx 1 1 .fl 7 v L' D 3 v '

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,ff as 6 5 S NEW I ONDON 5 Q HIGH scuoor. ,,. Iw- 1 WESLEY CALEF ARDELL ROEPKE WILLIAM SOHRWEIDE Debate Champlons ARTHUR PALMER Nor H H BROCKHAUS HARRY WELLS Coach theastern Conference IRVIN DEMMIIN G ALICE ZIEMER EDWARD REBMAN 55 , 4' ' P ' N A S : I 51503 S xl Q s 1 I 7' ' g 5 1 ' . 'Y iw . f -A .N . . 7 f. .1

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X f I STYYY 1' V K r-JE C' tom om HIGHS, Hoot ,W- I x N fha N Q 54 w T D 6 3 1 Flrst Row Tate Shoemaker Dean W Sohrwelde Cochrane Second Row Backes Soffa Moudry Brown Eggert Buelow Wege The Monday Morning News HIS year 1032 marks the enghth anmversary of the publxcatlon of the Monday Mornmg News The hrst lssue publlshed ln the year 1924 was under the supervxslon of the Jun or Class Th1s class contmued the work untll the fourth year when a Journallsm Class was orgamzed All students mterested m thls work eagerly Jomed the class It was only through the whole hearted efforts of students such as Helen Schomxscn and Edward Cochrane that the first edltlon struck a hlgh pomt Each sxx weeks the members of the class were asslgned new tasks Thls gave C'1Cll student a chance to become famlllar wlth the dlrferent departments of Journal xsrn The subject has been found to be of great value to students and especlallv to those who have contlnued thls work after graduation The name Monday Mornmg Nlews was selected from a great number of tltles submltted by students The entry of Thomas Pollys won for hum a free sub s rlptlon to the paper Monday Mormng News was consldered a self explanatory tltle Although a subscrlptlon rate of one dollar a xear was establlshed lt was dec ded to IQSUP the paper free of charge to students ln both the publlc and the parochlal school ot' the cxty The merchants of Yew London have been most gener ous ln supportlng our school paper wlth tl'e1r numerous advertisements Money for the support of the paper has also been ralsed by the dmfferent classes and lt has been the object of the classes to see whlch class can ralse lts allotted sum first The Monday Mornmg News of today IS not much dlfferent from that first paper Issued elght years ago It IS stxll a four page paper havmg four columns to vlch page It conslsts of news on school tOp1CS Jokes features edltorlal comments md advertlsements m fact the materlal carrled 1n the average paper We extend our thanks to Mxss Ione Halverson who has helped the students brmg out the splrlt of success ln our school paper 54 1 l . , L , , . , . V- V rf ' - -y v v v v 1 ' CC ' 99 y . 1 ' ' ' ' H 1 I w v , , . . v v - . ' c .' ' ' . . . . , ,, . ' .. , A . f, ' ll ' H . ' . 1 . 1 ' - ' A A . 4 ' - 1 v v U . v ,, . . f - - f - . v r , ,