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

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ifif f I CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Harold Teck Willialn Morien lack Ioubert Bruce Lercher Freshman Class The crop of freshmen harvested in the fall of 1943 proved to be of bumper proportions. One hundred and forty-eight strong, these stary-eyed frosh enrolled to set a new high for dear old Washington High. These Frosh gave to us many illustrious personalities who proved to be outstanding figures in school life. The so-called youngsters were well represented in all phases of school life, particularly in athletics and in music. We really must give credit where credit is due: the Frosh certainly have a lot of pep and school spirit, which was shown by the Freshmen float taking first place in the Homecom- ing parade with Victory Weds New London. We pay homage to the Freshmen because they have so successfully passed the test. They came through with flying colors. They've passed the days of anguish in which they didn't know their locker coms and how to find their next class with the least possible diffi- culty. They really did enter to learn and having done so they now enter the realm of the upper-classmen. May they do as much for the school in succeeding years as they have in the past. 1 I 4 Page Sixteen

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ll i x Q . CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Lee Wing Ioan Reese Marion Quant Fred Larson i ' rx ' 1 N x L f , l ' r ll 1 l. b Snphnmnrn Class X With the familiar sayings of Look at those scatterbrained Frosh running around, and 'AI-low about a Coke at By's? the Sophomores entered their second year of work and play at N. L. H. S. The Sophomore class has a very high scholastic ability proved by the large number of students on the honor roll. In addition to being a scholastic group, they are well represent- ed in athletics and all other extra-curricular activities, not excluding the Top Hats. Among the ranks of our gallant Sophs we have numerous speech students. These ener- getic persons spend their time attempting to learn how to argue the shirt off a Scotchmans back. Then, too, this up and coming class turned out a very good performance in their one-act play, entitled, 'AAn Eye For Business. This class has now passed through the horrors of algebra and biology and the girls now utter a prayer of thanks that their gym days are over. And so good-bye to the underclass- men days and hurrah for the Iuniors! Page Eighteen