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

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Non -Teaching Personnel DOROTHY EDKINS Library, Library Club CAROL MONTGOMERY Secretary to the Superinten- dent, ROSE COMLIN Secretary to the Principal BUS DRIVERS, back: Warren Ullman, Lloland Graich- en, Amold Ziechert, Carl PrahL Front: Milton Gough, Roy Konrad, Bernard Lettman, Thomas JANITORS: Roy Konrad, Amold Ziechert, Flanagan. Ed Popke, Les Werner,

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T t , M 3 V ugLe.:'x14'-QF?-f1.f3, f' z Q 2 . . Ztvmlunhtrn Z pfij 6 Iiitscnnatn - r 1 V. 3...,:s., 5 Whig? C31-xftifiz-gi Kiwi K W 4. Y C rl Kalbus Wenda Maxted Mary Severance Garneta Griswold Zresident Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Class of 1956 has completed the course of study and activity at Washington High School which will direct them to successful goals. Anticipation for the future is welcomed as a result of the encouragement and guidance of the facul- ry, Senior Advisors: R. Diekroeger, W. Tyler, M. Bleick, D, Edkins, J. Brown, We have proved our merit through our four years of activity and scholarship. Our first year passed with honors as we entered into active participation. Forensics, band, and a one -act play were chosen as subjects of interest dur- ing the Freshman year. Representation in Student Council and leader- ship in various organizations resulted in the recep- tion of the Spirit Cup as a reward for Sophomore industry. Worthiness of a successful Junior year was cer- tainly proved. The success began in the form of class rings and was climaxed with Magic is the Moonlight, our Junior Prom. A passing Senior year has caused a flashback on the individual pride we have had in our respective work, Our rewards in dramatics, sports, and journa lism compete the list of required achievements for the reception of our ......... Qfvim-n at flew 'B3igirnngiin,tlgip Stir Danni' gilag 1958 xdrubxxxi I 'funk-ri I