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

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Ann linfflvrr1Ru11': l2.lVloscr.R.K1'.msc,L.Mncklin,l:.Ln1'f:m1, V. Kroll, T. Mutlwwson, C. Law, Milos. L llamlon. U. l.3'ou, D. Mcurzcl.Sm-mnI1x'mv: li. Knpirzkv. I. llcdtkv. M. Housv. L. Hnqgm, C. Nlcym-s l.. llmlllic. ll l'lcucx', R. Lyon. K. lcflvrs. R. K.1lwitz Third Row: L. Hogan, C. Mcslmliv, lf. Lough. ll lXlk'Nllll, S. lNl.1xtml. l.,Lv.1rm.m.C, Kuvlml, L. Kiclclmfvr, M. Lupp. l'm. Knapp, R. Lllllglllflll. Twp Ifuuw C. M.lItk.1. C. l..u'son, lx'llOIlSlL'Ll, V. Mulflul, D. Kmusc. L. Mcliuul. KlL'lIll7l'K7k1K, Millllrcl R lX ll Il I . luulm, . K ll zcu. lgilfftllll Rout M. Timm. A, rllimmcl, L. Pringnifz. D. llrcllwilz. D. Sclmroulvr, li. SLl1uln.1cl1cr, M. Pvlit lf. VVclwr. K. VVorm, R. Snwnll. S1-'CUVICI ROW! ll. Prilvlwcmow, B. VV0l1cr, Nugent, A. Smith, M Szlukclt. M. Qlmmlr. U. llrilvlwrnow, V. Prochno.-.' D' pooh., VA Stiqh, A, Sclwdlcr, Tlzircl Row: A Flllmnrz, S. Nicmutlm, M. Stcwzlrt. M. Ritcllic. L. S1JIilIllL'l', I. Rl-csv. ll, Rungc. li. Sclllmkc. M, VVclwla lf. Surprisc. V. Stcinlmulm, M, Plntrc. Top Row: CJ. Vvllc, Wlllllllllll, VV, Toltzllmll. lj. RCLllIhlIlll. M Vvtlcr, l. xlvlllg. G. Storm, I, Tlmompson. ll. RllIl51l'. K. Pmlul. O. Rivcknumu. Dfw

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dl x O Privates Class MAm:Ama'i' Rirczimz IUNIOR Minas Rim: T AYIGIIHN liliNNIiTH Iiirriaizs President Vice-Prcsicierzt Secretary Treasurer What a year! Never having lteen so be- wildered and green in our lives before, we entered this huge abode with these Words stimulating us Enter to learn. This we did or at least tried our best to do. We almost had a bitter feeling towards those know it all seniors as they strolled .ny while we struggled with our coms , massive pools of perspiration forming on the floor. lXevertlieless we didn't let them bother us for we soon lost our inferiority complexes and were one of them at last fwe thoughtl. We donated a number of our members to the football, basketball, and track squads and thus caused even senior lassies' hearts to flutter. The Band, Mixed Chorus and V . h G'ec Club caplured quite a few of our miifaia cal minded colleagues. 'the F. F. A.. U. A. A., and B. I. A. A. found a nui1ib:r of ua on their roll, Forensics and debate kept some of us busy, too. We shed our books long enough to take part in the Commando Raid and had ai super time. Fred Astaire must have influenced some of our more graceful lot for we actually saw some of our rookies keeping perfect UQ rhythm. Our war bond and stamp sales increased rapidly, which makes us feel that our first exciting year has been successful in more ways than one. '1 S 0 u Bottom Row: M. Forster, P. liggert, G. Baehmwn, ll. Gee-rin, D, fitgcrst, V. Gorges. ll. Ar.1lt. ll.1l1'tLlZ. D. Bricco. Svwnd Huw: A. Anson. L. F0 munich., L. Frick. F. Bonnin, D. tfmvcl, Ii. Ikarls -. 1 V Cult A. Anson. Nl. f'sreakcr, M. Danke. Third Row: lf. Dani. V. Gast, lVl. flelmke. D. Bauer. L. Giiulvrstvi, L. Gu-lou, H. l:l'l'K'IIlilIl, M. Bork, Y. B 'elow. N. Dlley, L. Gorman, Top Rauf: ff. Darrow, N. llaerwaltl. C. Backes, T. Ifrviburger, G. Cuff, E. Blink, W. Fitzgerald, T. Borchardt. R. Crain. , - n - ' . . , A . ' 1 ' i ' . Freshman

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Bottom Row: li, lagoditsch, L, Houk, C. Gerndt. E. Fitzgerald. E. Krause. E. Koplicn, W. Alicl, D. Alu-l. W lSt'l'tI!IltiIlil. ll. llent, M, Gorges, R, Fritz, K. Kan .i.iaii, joalwert, M. Dent, li. Kramer. Scronzl Ron' ll. Kuppt-rntiss. V. Krueger. li. liverts. lvl. Flniker, P. liasaeh, P. liurton. M. Gadtlis. A, Hutt. l'. Crari lf. klOl'llLlIl, M. l'mrt'ilting. Krause, P, Herres, H. l.e.it:c, Third Row: H, Harnian, M. lirault, M. Constfnn. G. l'isher. R. Bartlett, li. Hahn. A. Bill t-11, l. li.lllCl'IliCilld. ll. Haynes, G. Hcrrcs, Huxnblet. D. l:t'llI'l1h!H. M. Gunderson, M. lltiebner. Top Rc 'z Ci. lfslalwrook. H. Butt, Cristy. K. Geske. l.. lirnrat. li. llnntley, R. Grossman. A. Hedtke. li. l'lahn, C. l'uerst. R. Christian. G. Allen. C. Hellilv. Corporals Pr-as f--R. NEi,soN Vino-Pres. Kovueix Hi, ya, Froshln shouted a happy Sophomore, remembering the days when he was a Ugreenhornn and the upperclassmen hollcrecl the same to him. Oh, boy, are we lucky-gym only twice a week! But now we have to figure how Xi: 4X 2X 33 ZH filly' 23 jx IX X3l:lXf4f:? ? ? Do we have to take Algebra? l'leyl loyce. the style show is next week. Now, we can show-off the new plaid skirts we made in Home Ee. Dont you think mine is cuter than Betty's? Well. the Sophomores really fell in line With their U. S. O. Talent Day program with acrolialic tricks. Hlileanor lfowellzzln. cpeszm rngers, Upadrewskisn, and the pepsi-cola cops in the dramatic version of the famous Sfage and screen hit, Crime does not Pay. liashfnl? They were not-mceeinq the wondfriul attendance at the All School Party, and their Clark Gables and l'lefly Lamarrs' fenionstrating their acting ability in the oneaact play. The Ring and the Look. Say, loe, l donlt feel so well. lets Slip school tomorrow. Tomorrow , answerezl loc, are the Semester Exams. Chl I net it, Aw, clon't be scared: we'll pass. And the l5ig Shots sailed through the tests like the Quiz Kids, and the results showed that tlze fieniuses bragged about their names being on the Honor Roll. Spring rolled along and with it came the happy thought of vacation, girls, and no more home work. As taps was heard in the distance they looked forward with eager eyes to the time when they would become Iuniors and have charge of the Prom.