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

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Q , .. CLASS O ERSf,A95Lx Q MAURICE LEVINE OX ISS! Secretary aff' FRQQIHH POPPY STEIN rj!! 1ce Preszde Trea 5 WWJW f Nlonc As junxors the Class of 1940 looks back on therr frrst two years f scho wrth pnde As freshmen therr offrcers were Kenneth Poppy Gordon Melkle lohn Sh1rley Fonstad and Ruth Knapstern The class was energetrc and many won places on the honor roll A basketball team was organrzed and won the freshman champxonshrp Other act1v1t1es also were entered and 'the class looked forward to the1r sophomore year Dunng therr sophomore year the group was led by Lyle Quant Kenneth Rdss Ruth Meartz and Kather1ne Polaske In the football freld were Wallace lflllammerberg Kenneth Ross Davrd Stern Lawrence Manske Ioe Schoenhaar Robert Mav1s and Anton Herres Much mterest was shown rn mus1c debate fund forensrcs Pattre Egan Iohn Calef Wallace Kellogg Wrlma Dodge lack Seer1ng Gordon Me1kle1ohn Helen lean Schoenrock and Al1ce Stanley partrcrpated 1n mus1c Sh1rley Fonstad lean Ullench and Al1ce Stanley entered forensrc events On the debate squad were Maur1ce Lev1ne and Iohn Calef MGUIICG Lev1ne won the School Honor Cup 1 I I 1 They returned one hundred twenty f1ve strong ln therr 1un1or year Therr Off1CeIS for the year were Robert Mav1s Kenneth Poppy Maur1ce Lev1ne Students appeanng on the honor roll were Dorothy Allen Mary Margaret Brown V1rg1n1a D11ey Sh1rley Fonstad Wallace Hammerberg Donald Huber Russell Iagodrtsch Wallace Kellogg Ethel Knapstem Ruth Knapstem Calv1n Larson Maur1ce Lev1ne Loretta Longne Davrd McLaughl1n Florence Poppy A- yle Quant Kenneth Ross Norman Wetzel W1lma Dodge and Gordon lj, erklejohn 1'-fff f I 4 Dorothy Allen and Lo1s Palmer acted as cheer leaders and thus rncreased lf '7' the classs membershrp rn the Pep Club Other Pep Club members were lean Ullench Mar1lyn Monroe Al1ce Stanley Kathleen Sm1th Bert Sater strom Ethel Knapsteln Rosemary McDan1els Gordon Merkleyohn Ellen Platte and Kenneth Ross Thespman members were Helen lean Schoenrock ary Margaret Brown Kathleen Sm1th Ethel Knapstern MGHIICG Lev1ne Patncxa Egan Eumce Frerburger and lack Seer1ng Many students par t1c1pated 1n mus1c athletrcs and other act1v1t1es of the school s orgamzatrons The mam soc1al event of the year the Junror promenade was held Apnl 28 Cha1rmen of var1ous commrttees were Maur1ce Lev1ne publ1c1ty Ethel Knap stem program and post prom lane Webb punch and Anton Herres chfeqk room The class looks forward to a successful senror year P77 24 if LV J I R RT VI V M x , ' J L31 . - , , I 'fl XB! If 2 j . X ' S f . v, . . . ' J U , V of f' '. IA . 1 f f fb 1 . :J l I , g' ' . . . . . , V. 1 . ll L. n. . . - I 1 - 4 Il .11 . . . U . .. I l I . I . v 0,1 y - . 1 .' 15 l D thi. lo, If I - : .I I , A . ' ' 4 l V ' ' - I ' .- , . ' U . . 1. I h - ' I I U i . , . . 1, l I ' Ethel Knapstein: their advisors, Mr. Pronold, Miss Halsor, and Miss Howardl ,f vii 'wwf' ' . nf L LJ ,J 1 I . v , , r I . 1A I I I I J , L I' fa 351 , 1 1 . f f + 1 - 5 JZ! ' ifV . ' Z 1 . gl 1 M' . . VR f A P L ' I ' ' . . I . I 'nz ,-ft 'fall' ' 1 I I 1 ' JV' ff' . ' , ' . ' ' , N . . . . X J ,T N , , . Q J, A . . . . . ' . . I U V+ N 5 ' . - , . , '. - vt ' ef? A . .T E V ' BJ .1 'f , - ' Isl 'J R I I I ' J- ' lil is ff! ,QL rl. y ali! K

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.v . f I JI' . rv'- l 1 I .' 11: F 4 W U! S HOWARD MANNCHEN BETTY BROWN President Secretary SOP RALPH HOLLIDAY ARVILLA SAINDON 'Zi 'z Vice President Treasurer gy! 4 I-IOMORE CLASS fy When the Sophomore Class entered th1s school as freshmen they were tradrtxonally termed green by their upper classmen Th1s however could not hold them back as they were determmed to w1n fame and chose as therr leaders Rrchard Demmrng as presldent Allen Zrebur as vrce president Ethel lean Fox as secretary and Wrlton Quant as treasurer The followmg year found them much wrser and more experienced From the one hundred n1ne students of last year twelve left the class and those Jommg were Pat Butler Betty Klemm Fern Lathrop Verna Pnbbernow Eva Schmidt Florence Se1f and Floyd Watkins The class officers of that year were Howard Mannchen Ralph Holliday Betty Brown and Sarndon The class was well represented 1n extra curncular t atrng ln band were Iune Vandenberg Betty Klemm ller Robert Nelson Wllton Quant Duane Schoenrng and Richard Demming Those belong1ng to the orchestra wer V1rg1n1a Marten Valoise Mrller Duane Schoenmg Clarrmont Sher e par Valorse Sherman Klemm man and and four in the Mlxed Chorus In the natronal Thespran troupe three students qualifzed for membershlp namely Rrchard Wyman Ethel lean Fox and Rrchard Demmrng Those try1ng out for declamatory were Mary lane Cum mrngs Ethel lean Fox Iune Vandenberg Rlchard Wyman Allen Zrebur and Richard Demmrng On the sem1 monthly school paper staff were Rrchard Wyman and Allen Ziebur In the Grrls Athletic Assocration twenty eight g1rls participated in basketball volleyball baseball soccer hrkes ping pong and archery The class was well represented 1n the Boys Athletrc Assocratron Twenty f1ve boys partrcipated 1n basketball volleyball krttenball speedball and horseshoe thus earning pornts towards the letter awards grven by the assocration Takrng part rn the Future Farmers Assocratxon are fourteen sophomore boys Therr annual banquet was held December third at whrch the boys entertained the1r parents The class was well represented 1n football and basketball Those boys on the football team mcluded Lewis Bellrle Charles Clark lack Dent Bernard Freiburger Paul Poepke Harold Pues Lester Sch1mke Floyd Watk1ns George Webler and Allen Zlebur Those takrng part in basketball were Iack Dent Howard Mannchen Ralph Hollrday Paul Poepke Harold Pues Lester Sch1mke Arden Smith Floyd Watk1ns and George Webler fzs VJ fb of I gf, ion' ' :T ' ' . ' e: , Richard Deming. Also, there were eleven sophomores in the Girls' Glee Club , : ' , , l