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

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.5 ' 'R -y 1 X' J i i I. -f il' i .I Bottom lwrn: A. VVcrncr. Y. La Marche. S. Estlund. C. Bocttchcr, M. Maxtcd, O. Stichtmann, A. Sp'cttvr. l C. Gorges, li. Van Alstinc, M. Platte, D. Cvitter. Second Row: F.. Magglc, M. Quant. A. Lcppla. C. lihlkv. ,I ll. Love loy. li. Smith, N. Lcarman, V. Rieckrnann, R. Pclky, M. Stewart, I. Kroll. Top Row: lil. Blink. '- ' R. Lyon. D. Schocning, D. Fonstad. R. Quant, D. Mcshkc, A. Wocliiriski, F. Schumacher, D. listiuntl, R. Clark, T, Satcrstroni. HIGH :I MEDIUM My heart is a silent vi-o-lin, so rcsoundcd the walls of the high school every Monday. Wedr.esday, and Friday as all the first hour classes raised their weary heads to listen. The Mixed Chorus was in session. Under the direc- tion of Miss Florence Hasse, the vocal depart- ment labored diligently preparing for its annual concerts. Their schedule included appearancq-1 for Armistice Day, Christmas, and the annual Spring Festival. Officers included D. Schoening, Pres.: B. Vail Alstine, V. Pres.: M. Maxsted, Sect.-Treats.: and D. Fonstad, Librarian. LOW I 'QQ Sweel Music

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llotloni lfoziw G. lXflnrpliy. Christensen. M, Ha:'tq.iisi', R, Spot-In-, G, Wgili'4itli, I,, 'l'lioi-ii, K. Crain. V. Volz. D. Schoenrock, Top Row: tl. Miltig, R. Oi-y, 'lf Borcliardt, M. liliiilr l Ltni t Runge. B, VVeher. i'Heyl Whos got any rosin? Oh darn, my E string just broke! Hey. Glenna. what did you do with my music? Thus did the sixteen members of our Orchesta convene every Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday to re- hearse their selections. iiThe Serbian Peasant Dance was chosen as an eye operer and all nine violins proceded to fill the air with fiery music. Piano chords supplied the hackground as lovelv melodies floated through the veniilators into every classroom. A select group formed an ensemble and hecame a familiar sight in the en- tertaininent world. Appearances were made at the style shows, the plays, and for various other programs. Favorite selections included Th: Bohemian Girl, Viennese lVlemories and A Russian Episode. Several nienihers of the hand organfe ized a dance orchestra which played for various dances during the school term. Orchestra

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Sfudenl' Council The Student Council con- sisted of sixteen members, who represented the various organizations and classes of the school. With R. Quant as their Pres: D. Schoening, Vice-Pres.: and R. Nosko- viak, Scc't.-Treas , they as- sisted in directing the extra curricular activities, promot- ed school spirit and student self-government, and aided in making a firmer and better school. During the year the Coun- cil prepared the assembly programs and also sponsored several dances after basket- ball games to raise money to purchase War Bonds. if t it - .1uSTicE QQUBI, ui!! G U ii C, Y ff figs, tvs . .cries 22 xl 1 47 s Bottom Row: D. Schocning, R. Quant, G. Fisher. Second Row: D. Crain, I. Knapstein, E. Knapstein B Van Alstine. P. Iagoditsh, I. Walker, B. Fitzgerald. Top Row: G. Hanlon, R. Wainer, G. Murphy C., Larson, M. Gchrke.