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

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IN MEMORIUM TO ROBERT KOENIGER AND CLARENCE BERG There are two open spaces in the ranks of the Freshman Class which are hard to close. The memory of our two schoolmates and friends, with their pleasant smiles and Cheerful sincerity in all their associations, is instilled in us forever.

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5, rff'1b,,QW6. of 90 if 44 M y 'fp' V fit W ,t at l lf 310' . Q L QCLQJYM' x U, IZ' .J V' f Those Who Serve Due to the tireless efforts of Miss Alice Mulroy, many students of New London have been able to face life with a much greater foresight and with the ability to overcome any obstacle thrown in their path. She has moulded and influenced innumerable lives through her public service. This splendid work has been accomplished in her twenty-seven years of teaching, nine of which were in New London. Later she was called back into public service to work with our schoolboard for ten years. And as Miss Mulroy has given her years of service-so are the boys in the armed forces giving their services and their very lives that our freedom may be preserved. On every fighting front and in every corner of the world our boys ar: performing almost unbelievable tasks, thinking not of them- selves, but only of us. They are determined to keep the enemy and the horrors of war from our shores. They willingly gave their services when the call came. Let us so serve! l -..:-..:-.. g:. ...g,,-4 11 ,A ifai-A -li fl' ,,, ':.-.: '--' - Q,5b