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

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Class Officers Secretary, William Urban, President, Duwaine Scheidg Treasurer, FLOW THR Ellaine Neuman, Vice President, John Kidd. EE: B. Peters, S. Reinhardt, L. Paul, A. Pieper, R. Radley, J. Mullarkey H. Meshke, R. Peterson, C. Postel. R. Millerd, C. Rieckmann, L. Romberg. ROW TWO: M. Schoenrock, 'I-IL Meshnick, E. Neumann, A. Nolleinberg, 'Su Mc Peak, M. O'Connel1, R. McF.a'ul, M. Meating, S. Prahl, D, Prochnow. ROW ONE: M. Moudry, D. Priibbernow, A. Reinke, M. Paulson, D. Omernick, O Sfacket t, M. Moser. ROW THREE: D. Wolfrath, 'I-Z. Siewert, J. Thomas, D. Schoening, W. Urban, D- Scheid, L. Stern, D. Ziesman, O. Sommer. ROWi TWO: G. 2Sh.irla,nd, M. Young, D. Schimke, R. Tesch, J. Schimke, F. Snilhan N. Tietz, D. Steinbach. ROW ONE: B. Zempel, J. Zaug. M. Spiegelberg, S. Schroeder, T. Wolfe, L Sup-rise 25

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wuz BME fga Uganda of fjims After three years of working hard ,at our studies we find We have but one year of high school left. Besides the work given to 'us by our teachers, we took part in many extra-curricular factivities. Of course, we can't forget our class rings. We certainly were eager to get them and naturally, we found them to be just as nice as we had anticipated. Then came the big event in 'the school life of all Juniors f The Prom. We chose Du Waine Scheid for our prom king, and he in turn chose Marlene Meating as his queen. Our theme was Aloha and the gym was decorated accordingly. Along with our advisors, we put much work into the prom, but we were fully rewarded by its beauty and success. ,Now we are ready to go into our best year of high school, and we certainly hope it will be as nice as our first three have been. ROW THREE4: 'D-. Budwit, A. Crain, E. Bruss, L. Fisher, G. Bernegger, R. Frank, D. Berglund, J. Bauernfiend, B. Ferge. .R,O'W TWO: B. Faskell, S. Diestler, J. Brehmer, J. Flunker, B. Granger, D. Eiden, Cv. Drath, B. Fischer, D. Fredrick. ROW ONE: F. Baird, B. Egan, H. Fitzgerald, IH.. Everts, A. Berg, M. Christ, E. Borgwardt, E. Faskell. his ROW THREE: Di. Malliet, J. Liuberg, E. 'Heimb-ruch, J. Kidd, O. Kuehl, D. Kroll, M. Madden, T. Lathrop, F. Klaminski, E. 'I-Luettner, R. Knapstein. ROW TWO: M. Madden, J. Hzueittner, I. Griswold, C. McGinnis, D. Haase, R. Jaeger, J. Jacobs, J. Knuth, N. Konrad. ROW ONE: J. Knutson, D. Krenke, V. Hegewald, M. Hutchison, L. Hoffman, C. Hauk, J. Krueger, M. Lenz. 24

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Therenll Be Some Changes Made Not being mere Freshmen this year, we returned to school to be heard as well as seen. We considered ourselves lucky but found this year a hard struggle with algebra, biology, and World History. We didn't study all the time, however, as we found time to take part in many extra-curricular activities. We have a f.ne representation on the athletic field :as well as in music, dramatics, pep club and forensics. We elected Jan Edminster and Irene Kubisiak to represent us at the Homecoming dance. Under the leadership of Dave Wege, Larry Perkins, Mark Gorman, an-d Jane Edminster, our Sophomore year proved an active and busy year. We will return next year to work even harder as we'll be proud to be called Juniors, and we have much to look forward to. POW THREE: D. Brennenstuhl, 'D. Brown, M. Cornelius, J. Charlesworth R Bal thazor S. Brigham, G. Bruss, R. Diley, A. Burns, A. Danke, G. Bork ROW TWO: J. Beyers, C. Dorow, P. Brandow, M. Borchardt, G. Delzer, L Baxter M Coyle D. Danke, C. Eckhlart, J. Cornelius. ROW ONE: A. Bellile, M. Arndt, E. Bishop, SL Dorschner, B. D-anke, M Coopei Buelow, D. Cluff. ROW THREE: R. Flease, R. Fischer, G. Janke, A. Helms, L. I-Iilker, R hosklns C lH1dde, R. Evans, D. Hoerning., D. Krabbe, J. Edminster. ROW TWOI: L. Ingersoll, J. Groalt. M. Gauerke, L. Klein, B. Koval, M. Gorman M Fermanich, A-. Kolbe, J. Edminster, M. Handschke. ROW ONE: W. Hutchison, J. Knapp, B. Hverter, E. Krenke, M. Fritz, N Johnson D Henzel, S+. Herter, .M. Fuhrmann. 26