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

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Back Row: E. I. Smith, V. Reickman, S. Estlund, M. Stewart, E. Maggle, M. Stewart. R. llelky, T. Frei- burger, F. Schumacher, M. Quant. Third Row: A. Smith, A. Cristy, Hofman, R. Lyon, T. Saterstrom, D. Estlund, D. Meshke, S. Maxted, G. l'leimbrucl1, H. Freeman. Second Ronizli. Laffee, L. leffers, l. Palmer, D. Gitter, B. Lovejoy, M. Platte. Front Row: Ritchie, R. Webb, M. lVlcClone. M. Rasclike, I. Gaddis, O. Pribbernow, Y. Ln Marche, A. Martin. Mixed llhnrus OFFICERS I President ...... .... ....,......................... . .. ..,... Dave Meslike Vice-President .. .......... .....,....... .,,, ,,,, l 3 e tty Lovejoy Secretary ..... .... ......... . . . .............. ........ ....... ..,.,....... M 2 1 rion Quant Librarian ....................... ......., .......,..... . . . ..........,..., ,......................... S hirley Maxted The song birds of New London High School have practiced diligently and strenuously under the guidance of Miss Dorthy Edkins. While the soloists worried over their tone quality and pitch, the rest of the chorus practiced their harmonious chords until the thirty- seven voices blended as one. An outstanding event in the years activities was the presenta- tion of the Christmas Concert which was held December 14. At the beginning of the second semester the Girls' Glee Club was organized to carry the work begun by the Mixed Chorus to a successful close. Ifiirls' Elec liluh H. Freeman. Midcilt' Row: Y. LnMarclw, M. Stewart, A. Cristy, R. Pelky, B. Lovejoy, S. Maxted, E. Laffe. li. Maiggle, R. Laughlin. M. Stewart, V. Prochnow, Hofmnn, Estlund, Platte. Front Row: R. Wclwlu, E. Smith, D. McNutt, A. Martin, C. Hcnsel. I. Pilon, M. McClone, O. Pribbernow, B. Pribbernow. 0 Back How: R. Ritchie. W. Otis, K. Pogorelski, I. Reese, Cv. Heimhruch, M. Quant, V. Rcickmun, A. Smith.

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Left to Right fStandin,qj: R. Munger, L. Springmirc, H. Freeman, R. Lyons, R. Bunke, E, Gorman, C. Matt- ka. H. Lippold. fScatcdj S. Maxtcd, M. Finger, M. Adlcman All Schnnl Play EVER SINCE EVE The curtain was drawn, Nlarch 30, to reveal a newly constructed office of a high school newspaper, The Penguin. The plot evolves around the typical example of an editor of such a paper. l-le and the rest of the masculine staff are oblivious to the whims of the weaker sex, but not to those of a Southern Belle who is a new arrival at their school. However, as the story deepens and the difficulties expand, the fair femmes are found to be the most reliable. Outside of an epidemic of measles, and illegally operated pin-ball ma- chines, everything turned out to the best advantage of everyone concerned. Between the second and third acts, flowers were presented by the cast to the director, Miss Thompson. Nine Girls Loft ISU fjigqitz R. VVainer. G. Murphy. M. Maxtcd, M. Hartquist, Gzlddis, E. Smith, L. lcffcrs, R. Lcrclicr, . JICIOVV. Page Twenty-scvcn

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Back Row: B. Kopitzke, A. Cristy, P. Kellogg, F. Granger, H. Huntley, E. Darrow, R. Krueger, R. Sawall, M. Raschke. L. Thorn. O. Pribbernow. ' Third Row: R. Christ, E. Krause. I. Prahl, V. Krueger. T. Borchardt, C. Larson, L. Conat, B. Velie, M. Quant, I. Krause, Berzill, R. Lercher. Second Row: I. Ioubert, P. Lund, R. Schwan, D. Schroeder, G. Fisher, R. Wainer, I. Monsted, D. Smith, M. Forster, B. Rice, M. Gaddis, A. Werner, H. Lippold, I. Lemke. Front Row: A. Polzin, B. Weber, M. Maxted, I. Cristy, B. Opper, C. Lasch, N. Kuppernus. L. Knapp, R. Wcbh,DM. Rice, L. Krenke, R. Hammcrberg, D. Runge, D. Schoenrock. TWIRLERS: P. Crain, Miles, S. Mc erniott, Senior Band OFFICERS President ........... .... ........................... ......... P a t Kellogg Vice-President ........................ ...,, , .Iim Cristy Secretary .......... ....... .... ....... ....... ...................... I e a n P rahl Treasurer ............................................ , ................................................... Gloria Fisher The band and instrumental solo and ensemble groups filled approximately ninety calls for public appearances throughout the season. The Christmas concert put on in conjunctionwith the chorus was spectacular success. At the Waupaca contest last year the band placed first in concert, Hrst in sight read- ing and lirst in marching in Class lt was the only band in the entire festival to receive a Hrst in sight reading. ln addition, the New London music department returned with 27 first place awards in other events. The marching band was led by Ellen Iane Smith, drum majorette. The band is under the excellent direction of Mr. W. B. Wright. 1 K ji. 49 . Pi v.1v'QW9 7 L Page Twenty-nine