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

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.El x Bureau of Information The School Daze was started in 1936 as a project of the Iournalism class. Under super- vision of Miss Krueger, it is published weekly with the purpose of keeping students in- formed of all school activities. Sections of the paper contain news of athletic contests, classes, and the various organi- zations. A. book review column was published to get the students acquainted with new library books. The Usenior spotlight characterized seniors. The inquiring reporter Ob- tained opinions of students on certain questions. The News from our Neighbors column acquainted us with what other schools are doing. And last but not least-the humor page- which made many a student chuckle. Along with the regular issues, extras were produced with colorful cover designs for special occasions, Co-Editors .......... D. Huebner, R. Noskoviak Headline: ..........,..................... A. Iagoditsch Calendar and Filing ..... ............ A . Leppla Assistant ................... ............ E . Draper Editorials ...... ...... D . Schoening Cartoons ,,,, ........ B . Lercher Features ..... ........... C . Ehlke Assistant ....... ...... P . Iagoditsflh Assistant ,............................ .......... D . Giebel Reporters-E. Zimmerman, G. Hanlon, B. Hayward, H. Hebbe, Kuppernus, B. Lovejoy, M. Adelman, R. Pelkey. Ty ists-B. Gesse, L. Thoma, B. Heidke, I-E. Spletter, O. Stichmann. Mimeographers-R. Ory, M. Myers, E. Kramer. Bottom Row: I. Kuppernus, E. Zimmerman, B. Heidke, B. Lcrcher, D. Giebel, E. Draper. B. Love Ioy, B. Gesse. Second Row: L. Thoma, R. Pellplf, P. Iaggditsch, A. Splatter, O. Stichmann, A. Le pla, M. M ers, E. Kramer. Top Row: R. Ory. G. anlon, .Hebbe, B. Hayward, A. Iagoditsch, M. Xdelman, D. liluebner, D. Schoening. 5'issS???Eiwssiw-1 ' , . . -

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Batgom Row: C. Gor es. I. Grossman. E. Knapstein, M. Ritchie. Second Row: D. Hanke, M. Hammerberg. 'I. Kuppernus, I. napstein, C. Larson, D. Reese. Top Row: D. Huebner. D. Schoening, P. Iagoditsch. R. Rieckmann, B. Prentice, R. Quant. X Q lg Bureau of Records After the first few weeks of school, the Classmate staff was selected and assignments were handed out, under the direction of Miss Iohnson and Mr. Krause. ln due time the editor and co-editor had planned a war-time book with a military theme. The business man- ager worked out financial conditions under wartime conditions. The artist went to work at military designs, while the photographers were kept busy snapping pictures of all-school events. The rest of the staff worked laboriously over their write-ups to be handed in later or late! The typists hands then flew over the keys and off went the Classmate of 1943 to press. Editor ........ ....... D . Huebner Co-Editor ................. ........ I . Kuppernus Business Manager ..... ..,,...... M . Ritchie Administration ...... ..,..,,.,,. C , Gorges Classes ............... ....... I , Knapstein Humor .,..... .,..... R . Noskoviak Forensics ...... ....... D , Schoenng Music .................. ............... R . Quant B0y'S Athletics ...... ......,,,.,,,,,,r C , Larsen Girl's Atllletifls ...... ......... M . Hammerberg Dramatcis ........... ,,,,,., R , Rieckmann Clubs ................... ......... .......... I . Grossman Art .,.,..,.......................,.,,............ E. Knapstein Typists .... C. Ehlke, P. Iagoditsh, B. Prentice

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V Morale Builders 2 . 'ln ,gpg E -eff' . '14 Bottom Row: li. Scluuuachcr, H, Miles. M. Ritchie, M. Tlitchic. D Giebcl. P. Crain, li. Lerclier. T. Murphy Scwoml Rout: G. Allen, D. Crain. M, Gt-hrkc. E. Kuapstciu, V. Ricckmanu, Mcllcak, Nl. llxaul, I' Kellogg. Top Row: D. Hauke, lircibiirger, U, llonstacl, M. Maxtcd, R, Vvaincr, G. Fisher, Kuapslem U. llucbner. D. Smith. The thirty peppy members of the Pep Club cooperating with their leaders, Pres., Dave Smith, Vice-Pres., Marguerite Gehrke. and beet-Treas., lane Knapstein, assisted with many of the activities of the school year. The club prepared one of the biggest events of the year, the Homecoming, taking charge of the bonfire, parade, and dance. The very successful HChristmas Hop was added to the activities and two parties were also given. The one in the fall was a war time party which featured a scrap metal drive, commando tactics and a blackout, During the year Freshmen were initiated into the club and cheerleaders were chosen. The Club regretted the loss of Miss Klucinske, but her place was ably lilled by Miss Schiellxc who assisted Miss Halverson in the supervision of the club.