New London High School - Wildcat Yearbook (New London, OH)

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NEW LONDON HICH SCHOOL n mm! Tharsday Exenrng Ma lB l944 BOO P M PROGRAM fy Lslc Cornelius Festuxal March by Mendelssohn Class Hnstory Class Prophecy Plano Solo Wltches Dan e by McDowell Class Wall Vocal Solo Mgrnlng by Oley Speaks Valcductcry Rev W H Mitchell Hugh School Orchestra Betty Brown Lens Startevant Faye Arnert William Buzard Roselle Wnnebar Marian Bagley Trumpet Sole Arbacklenlan Polka by John Hartman Paul Sackett Accompanus Faye Arncrt Presentatuon f Class at l944 Supt Ira L Landes Dr l-l A Erlenbach Presentatr of Diplomas aslc D B rtnlans y Bewedrctl r Qeepxl-llvwue RKLHZ A Capella Ch rr Rex C L Kettenrlng ' , X , ' , . ........ lmvt cation , , ' , . ,, y H .1 , X f , rf . M f, rf ff - , I W . fr 1 F H I MV K rf . ,, - . ,, X . ff - I l r 1 A I ff - rr V, ' 1. li , ' C . . ' 'en ' . . Presldent o Iloztrci ol Ecltlvzltitln M 4 l 'Clgru to Cad l, Q lg ,. 4 ,X , k 2 sl , l, T n -- o wt l f an r vw '

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VALEDICTORY The f utstar dung oucsturn un the munds of former graduates on the eve u' gradcatu u ha been What has the world to offer a hugh school grad uate7 The members of thus class are confronted wuth an enturely dufferent and m re complex and pressung problem We must ask ourselves What do we the x uth cf t dax have to offer thus war torn world? Cf the buys of thus class there us no need to ask thus questuon The answer us already present un the form of the responsubuluty entrusted to them he responsubulutv of fughtung for the rughts and pruvuleges of a Democracy All of us must use our educatuon for sumular purposes at the present tume Our traunung un hugh school has been such that we should be able to aduust urselves to present condutuons as well as those whuch may aruse un the future As freshmen we thought our school work was extremely duffucult but w can now do that same work easuly un half the tume By overcomung each bstacle we have become stronger and able to master the more duffucult problems Thus durung our hugh school lufe we have been broadenung our munds and preparung ourselves for the greater responsubulutues we are bound to assume The ummeduate future us but one phase un the realm ofthe many tomor rows before us Wuthurw each of us there must stull exust the hopes and udeals we have cherushed throughout our four years of hugh school Ideals are abso Iutely necessary they are as fundamental as lufe utself We are all famuluar wuth the fact that the Nazus desure for supreme domunatuon and world power culd never have been so nearly attauned had not thus udeal been so furmly umplanted un the munds of theur leaders On the other hand our own Ameruca could not have become so great un her fught for freedom agaunst tyranny had not our luberty lovung forefathers been motuvated by udeals of brother hood eaualuty and uustuce lt us evudent that udeals may euther degrade or l vate but un euther case they are all powerful and compellung Some of the most umportant aums of an educatuonal system are to unstull hugh udeals of conduct encourage faur play and develop undependence of thought Our school lufe has been a preparatory course for our adult lufe It has opened new avenues of thunkung helped prepare us for our lufe work and fostered Democratuc pruncuples of cutuzenshup So cn behalf f the class of l944 l wush to extend our suncere thanks and apprecuatu n to Mr Landes and the rest of the faculty to the Board of Educatuon and to cur fruends and parents for makung our school lufe very pl asant and worthwhule MARIAN BACLEY 4' P u 1 u J ff' u ,sa r ll ' , V ' 'J l D , ' A r ' I ll Q l , I X A . u, , Io c I, - . , A , . 4 , . , . I e . A f N . . K. I u , . . 4 , , . . F V . . . . c . , I V ' e e , - . I I I I , ,X ' ' cu , ' o . , A A . . . , D o . .., i ...IJ

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