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

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TABLE UF IIIINTENTS ADMINISTRATION ,... ...,,.. Board of Education ,,....I Home Room Advisers ,..VI. ,.., Faculty A.o7,o..Y,.,....,,..,...., CLASSES ,.oo 3 Classroom Scenes Y... ....,., Freshmen Class Y.,.. .A..V Sophomore Class .s,,,. VV...,. Iunior Class .,,w.,sr ....ws, ORGANIZATIONS ..,,., ,..,,,. Student Council .,,.. ..,, Dramalics ,, IVIusic ,,,,,,,....,...,,,r.. Intramural Athletics V..V,.. Forensics ...u..,......., .... Iournalism s,.,,...rs,....w.,,,,. F. I-I. A. and F. F. A. .,sw. ..... . . Pep Club .,sr.....V,.....,ws. ACTIVITIES ss,..c,ss,r. Varsity Athletics Classmate Staff ,r,., School Calendar ...... ..... . GRADUATES ,Y ,ii,,, .s.,. , Y Senior Class ..,,,,.t ...I Graduating Seniors ...,... Gold N Winners ,, In Service ..,,,,,.,,....,,..,...,,.... The Pledge of Allegiance ...., Commencement ...,,,Y.,.,,,,.., Page Five C ll 7 9 ll 21 I5 I7 19 21 40 24 27 30 33 36 37 39 40 49 46 47 40 60 50 60 60 61 63 64

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Furewnrd The Senior Class of 1944, through this yearbook, has attempted to por' tray life as it exists in Washington High School-that hidden chapter which lies between the first frightened day and the final glorious night of commence- ment. Thus, personalities, classes, activities, and many other phases of scholastic life are brought out in this volume, in an effort to preserve the memory of the trials and hardships, joys and successes, which characterize those happy years. -The Class of 1944. Page Four

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lt N9 WANT i J it l ti Nt X. Q H, Q Uur Superintendent MR. C. P. LARSON ln l920 Mr. Larson attended Whitexveiter State Teachers College and majored in Commercial Education. White attending Teachers College, Mr. Larson competed in football, basketball and baseball. The next year he spent in the employment of the Milwaukee Corrugating Company. The following year Mr. Larson was a student in attendance at the Eau Claire State Teachers College and competed here. also, in the same sports-football, basketball, and baseball. A traveling salesman, selling school supplies and class rings, was his occupation for the subsequent year. Returning to Eau Claire Teachers College, Mr. C. P. Larson was listed among the graduates graduat- ing from the High School Teachers Course. During the next seven years he served as high School principal and teacher at Dallas High School, Bar- ron County. Wisconsin. His education was continued by further study at the University of Minnesota where he obtained his B. S. degree in Education. Supervising Principal was his next position which he held for two years at Elmwood. Wisconsin. From here he moved to Durand where he became Superintendent of Schools, a position which he successfully held for six years. While at Durand, his summers were spent in attendance at the University of Minnesota Graduate School where he received his M. A. degree. From Durand, Mr. Larson came to New London where he has served as our Superintendent of Public Schools for the past three years. Page Six