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

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uv I mx NE 1 LONDON HIGH scuoot Senlor Honor Roll 1928 1932 SCHOL ASTIC HONOR ROLL Class of 1932 IIF follovung scholastxc honor roll 19 a 11st of those students ln vshose names have at any time appeared on the Honor Roll mar ln hlgh school Onlv those havlng a grade of 90 or above TO The students llsted under All Hlgh School Honors are those t1me led the school ln scholarshlp The record closes with the fifth perlod of the school year 1932 1928 1929 Robert Avery Dorothy Bender Alvm Brault Wesley Calef James Fxtzgerald Myrtle Gorges Fxleen Johnson Mary McLaughl1n Arthur Palmer Burt Parfitt Kenneth Penney Ardell Roepke Beatrxce Schmallenberg Verna Tank Pearl Thern Mary Wendlandt Marjorie Zaug Allce Mae Zxemer ALL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS No member of the class was elected 1929 1930 Vllas Bender Alvm Brault Vlesley Calef Myrtle Gorges Flleen Johnson Mary McLaughl1n Arthur Palmer Ardell Roepke Bcatrlce Schmallenberg Verna Tank Mary Wendlandt 'VIHFJOFIQ Zaug Allce Mae Zlemer ALL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS Alice Mae Zlemer 1930 1931 Robert Averv Dorothy Bender Vllas Bender Alvm Brault James Fltzgerald Eileen Johnson Velma Konrad Marv McLaugh11n Verna Mansfield Helene Plumb Burt Parfitt Dorothy Rledl Ardell Roepke Beatrlce Schmallenberg Amta Schwandt Verna Tank Mary Wendlandt Marjorle Zaug Allce Mae Zlemer ALL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS Alvm Brault Verna Tank Beatrxce Schmallenberg Allce Mae Zlemer 1931 1932 Robert Avery Dorothy Bender Alv1n Brault Wesley Calef Mary McLaughl1n Myrtle G Burt Parfitt Ardell Roepke Beatrlce Schmallenberg Mary Wendlandt Allce Mae Zlemer orges ALL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS q No member of the class was elected 61 is A Q- Afp I :JK El l X W ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 L Al 1 ll. 5 I J. W1 Y K K 1 J. A . . 'Y 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 A K le the Class of 1932 durmg their four appear on that who have at any

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,D 4 i YA , ' fu '5 NEW LONDON HIG SCHOOL 'M' Keepers of the Colors When Freedom from her mountam helght Unfurled her standard to the axr She tore the azure robe of nlght And set the stars of glory there She mmgled wlth 1ts gorgeous dyes The mllky baldrlc of the sknes And striped :ts pure celestlal whxte Wxth streakmgs of the mornmg lug lt Then from his manslon ln the sun She called her eagle bearer down And gave lnto hxs mghty hand The symbol of her chosen land Joseph Podman Drak OR the purpose of stlmulatmg mterest ln the flag our school has this last year ln augurated a dlvlsxon of Color Guards 'Ihe Color Guard conslsts of boys ID our mxdst who have volunteered for servlce ln thls dlvlslon It IS the duty of these ooys to ralse and to lower the flag above our school bulldlng to care for lt and to observe the rules of respect for the flag Thenr first rule IS never to let the flag touch the ground and when the flag IS about to be ralsed students nearby cry out the warnxng Dont let lt touch the ground' The thought of respect IS thus lnstllled in our minds We have learned that the ofilcxal name of our great Countrys Flag as The Flag of the Unlted States of Amerlca' It IS gwen to that hvmg symbol of a hvmg natlon for the llag demands our respest honor and loyalty and should be treated as a hvmg belng We have learned that we are often dlsrespectful ln our attitude towards the portlon of us pay but shght notice to the flag ln the lead unconsclously regardmg ll as a part of the parade We have learned to salute lt The salute may be sxmple yet sufflclng Men and boys need only to stand facmg the flag at attentxon or wlth hat over the left shoulder The women and girls need merely place thelr right hand over the heart Because the Color Guards do learn of the respect due Old Glory It IS our nope that every boy ln school may enllst his servlces as a Color Guard and that Old Glory w1ll contmue to ily over our school ralsed and lowered each day by our own Color Guards Durlng the past year the follovung bovs have served loyally as Color Guards H Brown D Farrell R Wllcox R Walmer K Wege F Bender R Avery A rsrault C Gutoskl R Putnam M Mc Dermott L Gorges D Frelburger H KltOWSkl R Pfelfer E Smlth J Garot R Anderson L Barlow I Poehlman A Palmer F Noack A Kretchmer S Herres A Fre1burger H Kersten K Penney R Sagar K Wege R Gutoskl C Polaskl N Impleman L Johnson F Buelovs G Felsner L, Fonsted L Hobbs K Anderson W Sohrweldm V Beckman R Laux H Bratz M Burton A Krause 60 .P 'I 5 ' ' 'J W' 11 I , . . . . Z 1 - . c , , . . Y . - - .. . . . . ,, . . . . . . - .. . . . I , ' nag. If for no other reason than lack of knowledge or incentive, the greater pro- . . . . ' . , . , R . . , . ' , . , . . , . ', . , . , . , - . - , . . - , - . . . '. , . , . . , . ' v x, . 1 , . , . ,

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,, AXQ , NEW ' T LONDON me sonool. ,,. Soclal Actlvltles URING the year whlle school work was progressmg rapldl socxal actlvltles were by no means sllghted The Freshles started the years amusement wlth a bang A blg party was held at the Werner Hall on September 18 Games were played for amusement E eryone spent a very enjoyable evemng The Jumors held a carmval at the Werner Hall on November 13 A very amuslng art gallery was dlsplayed foztunes were told and a vegetable auctlon was held Although lt was Frlday the 13th the event was a bxg success An Open House was held at school on December 15 Many parents attended the program of the school work as presented A free lunch was served by the Home Economics Class lmmedlately followlng the closlng of the evemng sesslon A unique program was held at the W'erner Hall on December 18 A basket soclal served as most of the evenlngs merrlment Thls was followed by danclng to the muslc of Geo Fuerst and h1s Play Boys The program was under the SUSPCIGS of the Senlor Class Mr McMahon took the opportunlty to express hls appreexatlon of the excellent work done by the debators and the coach He entertalned them as hls guests at the Joint meetlng of the Rotary and Llons clubs on January 23 John R Rledl ed1 tor of the Appleton Post Crescent was the speaker of the day Members of the debate team together wlth Mr and Mrs Brockhaus were also the evenlngs entertainment after whlch a dellclous lunch was served The Freshman Class held another party at the Werner Hall on March 17 It was an all school party A basket ball game was played between the Clty Sllckers and the Country Hay Shakers A glrls basket ball game was also another event The latter part of the evemng was spent danclng to the muslc furmshed by the Hlgh School Dance Orchestra The teachers too spent a few enjoyable evemngs away from the dally grlnd The faculty and the Board of Education were entertalned by the Rotarlans at Werner Hall on September 14 Fxve hundred brldge and dancmg made the evemng a most enjoyable one The next tlme the teachers were entertamed was on September 17 at the Wemer Hall when they were guests of the P T A The evenmg was spent ln games and novel stunts A slx thlrty dlnner ln honor of the New London teachers was glven at Shaw ano on January 15 The dellcxous meal was served by the Home Economlcs depart ment of that school An exchange teacher from Germany spoke on the llkenesses and dxfferences of secondary educatlon ln the Unlted States and IH Germany In order to enlarge thelr acqualntances ln the c1ty the teachers of New Lo-1 don entertained guests at the Red Geranium Tea Room on February 9 Each teach er lnvlted one guest The evemng was spent ID playlng cards both bridge and five hundred During the year the P T A held several dances At most of the programs Geo Fuerst and h1s Play Boys furmshed the muslc The money ralsed was used for the purpose of helpmg the Hlgh School Band LATIN IS S0 E-KSX' Forte dux an Aro Forty ducks 1n a row M1 ante nos lam 1lle My aunty knovus I am 111 Ml neque IS num My neck IS numb tD1d the anclcnts have neckmg part1es l E et out ln spes He ate out ln space Is Captlvus bom Is the captxve bony Facilltes slt ln COHSlll0 Facultles slt ln councll Iam Caesor I am Caesar 11 vush I vsere when I translate Latml 62 1' V X 4 'w ' ' N , I, X Ap: K X Q x 4 ' NSA ' K Rv , S ' 4 A 5 1, ,I ' l ' A , ' u nv! v . . l A ' V- entertained at the Calef home on Tuesday, January 24. Cards and games furnished