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

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W-maine. 39155 MM we VERA-I fp W ,Awe QW !y,!4,ZfiZAjSophomore Class Row l-Barlow, Glelow, L. Knapp, Bleck, Dent, Abraham, Konrad, Buss, Dean, Dailey, T. Foy, Kopitzke. Row 2-Dexter, Houk, Garret, Jeffers, B. Foy, R. Knapp, Brault, Kroll, Burton, Cornell, Calef, Brown, Baker, Beckmann, Kringel, Farrell. Row 3-Bohlman, Clegg, Christensen, H. Freiburger, Hoffmann, Anson, Backes, Crane, Collar Gorges, Eggers, Hammerberg, Hall, Cla sen, K. FT61bUTg6F, Herres. Row 4-Davy, Greuntzel, Gena, Kleinbrook, Frederick, Glocke, Cole, Ferg, Demming, King, Fermanich, Hintz, Green, Fonstad. Row l-Ziemer, Stern, Zernicke, Steingraber, Riedel, Tate, Schultz, Surprise, Loughrin, Longrie, Leach, Mundt. Row 2-Plant, Rudinger, McNichols, Zimmermann, Petit, Rumenoff, Smith, Schoenroch, Theime, 0'Brien, Witt, Wirt, Watkins, Tech, Wege, Soffa. Bow 3-Lipke, latthewson, Roloff, Ladwig, Iestphal, D. Secard, Spearbraker Warnecke, Prahl, Rosenberger, Nader, Popke, Rogers, Le Beau, Row 4-Laughrin, H. Roloff, Platte, Smith, VanLaarhoven, L. Roloff leiklejohn, J. Secard, Schmidt, Yost, Laux, Otis, Spangler. .5 5 9 S AZ . .7 I 9 L ' 4 KW A : 2 EV s 'g :4,, I' 2 . . 1 25 .- '! I: 'J' F T.u' RFQ' f v 2 ffa xx ff-P1 X 5 il, 'r:.- fp- Q la ll l xs fl ,...4. ,qu-1 5 ' 'IW . 7

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f QJIPASH 3 MGM NN QWKG-A2 522165 Class Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1937 Kenneth Frelburger Donald Secard Herman Platte Richard Cole The sophomore tree, even though it has had to weather many storms 1n competltion agaznst 1ts fellow trees, has managed to wlthstand the gale, and through the watchful care given it by 1ts advlsor, H188 Taggart, has grown up one hundred n1neteen strong in school sp1r1t and actlvitles The ma1n supportlng root of the Sophomore tree 18 Kenneth Freiburger, class presldent Several other strong roots branch 1ng from thls ma1n root are Donald Secard, the vice presldent Herman Platte, the secretary, and Richard Cole, the treasurer The trunk of the tree is fam1l1ar, and upon examlnlng it one finds that it is made up of four rlngs The center rlng is very small w1th the name Freshman prlnted upon it The second ring has the name Sophomore upon it, in extra large letters Of course the other two rlngs are the Junior and the Senior classes Glanc1ng up 1nto the tree, we s1gn whlch reads: SCHOOL ACTIVITI 1nto four sectlons, and we see the see m ny branches of dlfferent S These branches are d1v1ded sophomores among them trylng of shapes and sizes. In the center of these branches is a large . . E U . . ' . ' z 0 to act very outstandxng because they recelved second place 1n the athlet1c and the f0P8DS1C drive What a urprise we have when we look at the leaves on th1s tree' They azz lot ordinary leaves but the football and basketball heroes They seem to be wav1ng br1skly, even though there 18 llttle breeze The boys out for football numbered eleven, whlle the boys out for basketball numbered slx These boys were not large ln number, but belleve me they had the wall to w1n The class had twenty students on the honor roll wlth Oral Ladw1g and Beverly Eggers sharlng ln the All High School honors MW

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B 'nie Nx K 7 Clase PP6S1d6Ht Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer of 1938 Marla J1llard Rlchard Thorn Nllllam Thurk Robert Hetzer The hundred forty two students who enrolled ln the freshman exerclto represented twenty 31X schools Mar1e Mlllard was elect ed dux, Rlchard Thorn, prlmo centurlon, and Nllllam Thurk and Robert Hetzer tr1bon1 mllltum Mll1t6S repr sentlng the class 1n debate were LO1S Vandenburg, Gertrude Backes, and Dorothy Raschke In oratory Orv1ll Helnke and Robert Wllk1USOH took part mxtem poraneous speaking was entered by Ph1l1p lark and David Knap steln, extemporaneous readlng by Lo1s Vandenburg Gertrude Backes, Vera Halstrom, Lols Vandenburg, and Dorothy Raschke acted as representatives 1n declamatory n the athletlc SX9PC1tUS the f1ght1ng ml11t6S were Ph1l1p Clark and Franc1s Helen Davy, James Meshnick, George Demmlng, Harold Gottgetreu, and James K1ng 1n basketball The g1rle, also, were organized, and elghteen took part in many outdoor sports Ruth Hanson, Val1ta Guyette, Grace lndrews, George Demmlng, Jean Talady, Donald Stern, and N1neton Hells represented the class 1n bard Wlnston, also a member of the pcp band, played a barltone as large as himself Orchestra members were v1olinists Lo1s Vandenburg, Luc1lle Cousins, and Dorothy Chr1stenson The most formldable h08t1S the freshmen met was the honor roll, however q1Ch8Fd Thorn reached second place the f1rst six weeks per1od ani led lt the other three per1ods M183 Hoffman was advlsor to the group D1d the 6X9PCltUB always bel1eve 1D worklngo No, at the all scnool party, they put on'No, a Thousand 11mes Non, ln which Ruth Hanson, Coquettlsh damsel, and George Demmang, a dapper cavalier were ass1sted by Henry McDan1els, Lee Smlth, Marze M1llard, June Queeman, and nlalne Reetz ' ' . I ' Meinhardt assisted by Lee Smith, Elton Beaudoin, Bernard Stern, , . I . . .