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

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FRONT ROW lleft to rightl: Sandra Brown, Pat Richards, Bonnie Rider, Rochelle White, Mary Para- more, Connie Marett, Shirley Keller SECOND ROW: Hazel Goldsmith, Mary Anna Fitch, Jeanette Farley, Rosemary Bute, Jenneida Ross, Carole White, Judy Wisler, Alberta Doty THIRD ROW: Sally Schlageter, Kae Reid, Lois Oney, Rosemary Stober, Francis Sylvester, Jane Welch, Roberta Earl, Virginia Jones ABSENT: Minnie Davis, Donna Massic, Betty Suda President ......... Vice President ,.... Secretary ......,.. Treasurer ...,....,.. FRONT ROW lleft to rightl : Marvin Brandal, Howard Eiken- berry, James Weaver, Jack Evans, Rodney Brown, Tom Erlen- bach, Russell Emch, Charles Knapp, Ronald Streng SECOND ROW: Jim Markwood, Clifford Belmer, Jerry Bilton Ramond Weekley, Russell Edgington, Bob White, Miles Howard Robert Gray, Harley Campbell, Arion Cole, Mr. Wicks THIRD ROW: David Twaddle, Roger Oney, Harold Davidson, Raymond Barnes, Larry Holkenborg, Clyde Smith, Charles Burns, Ed Mack, Bill Harner ABSENT: Bill Dauch, Kenneth Downing, Ed Ferbcr, Bob Haynes, Paul Newyear 1 1 Rodney Brown Connie Marett Jeanette Farley Pat Richards Student Council ...... ...:.. T om Erlcnbach, Jack Evans S Blau ,Xfter finishing their Freshman year, these Sophomores, now accustomed to High School and all that goes with it, decided to show the rest of the school how they could get what they wanted. 'llhcir main barrier lay in the teachers who seemed determined to over-hurden them with home work. But that didn't stop this energetic class. They would whiz tlirough their homework and still have time left to participate in school activities. Some ol' those who took part in activities were ,leanette Farley and Carol Ann White, wlxo were varsity cheerleaders: also Rosemary Bute, who was a drum majorette. Then for the hrutes in this class, there was football. Those who received letters were: llnssell lidgington, Charlie Burns, Eddie Mack, Clifford Belmer, and Zeke Evans. lhen liaving had most of the orneriness taken out of them quite a few of the boys went out for the mild game of basketball, Russell Edgington, Eddie Mack, and Ed Ferber play- ed on the xarsity squad, and the rest played on the reserve squad. lo eniich their treasury the Sophomores sold programs at the football games, and had cliarge of concessions at one of the basketball games. Also they sponsored a Christmas Dance. Now these Sophomores are looking forward to their Junior Year when they can work and study twice as hard. Nancy Dauelz

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FRONT ROW: Ceorge Cawrsc, Da'e Dunlap, Arthur kinson, Mike Huestis SECOND ROW: Betty Smith, Barbara Wilson, Don Marlene Lawrence, Ira DeLapp, James Welch, Doris Whi THlRD ROW: La Donna Snyder, Beverly Cuuscott, Je Jean Grannernan, Mary Maier, Bonnie Rounds, Barbara Dolores Rogers, Betty Emch, Cloteen Row. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Clinger, Joyce Tucker, George Richard Laborie, George Hansen, Larry Burt, Ted Marsh Young, Clinton Lowey ABSENT: Allan Cole, Claude Denslow, Wayne Hotstatter, Robert Medich, Marjorie Murr, Dorothy Olshewski Cawrse, Hubert Anderson, John At- Duta, Harry DeLapp, Bill Watkins, te, Yvonne Robbins an Poole, Mary Wight, Lois Franklin, Varga, Joyce Chase, Betty Fannin, Box, John Osterland, Betty Howard, , Harold Smith, Lisle Chandler, Jack To misc their moncy for Prom tlrc lluniirrs lrrric sponsored rr 'llallrm'ccn Damcc' and rr Soc llopf' Also, in tlrfir' clirss, tlrcy lrzrvc lwccrr collecting Tax Starrrrrs, tlrc 'Allin lluif' corrccssiun hu' tlrc tootlurll vzrrncs rrml tlrc cirrrwsfiiorr tit tlrc North Fcrirliclrl lmslact- 17 3 lr.rll vrrrrrc. liut tlrc rrriirrcv-nrisirrv mfcct crr'irx'ctl luv mrrsat wars tlrcir' class vlzrx' frivcn n , ml .l .l. . l . n Min' -ltlr. 'llrc plan' was ar Jkzrct fzrrcc cirtitlctl 'wlqlrc llcrllcct ltliutfl ln' lsrrrricc .rrul Kirzrrrt 1XflilI15Ul'l. Ncctllfgss to fiilf. tlrc play was rr lair srrcccas. lllrc ,luniirr Class cirrrsistccl irl' -l-l lI1L'f!tl?L'l'5I wlrir clrira: ul' tlrc lrcginrriirg :rl tlrc icur' Ilrclr class l'lmr'cr', cirlirrs. xrncl mutter, Tlrg- lluwcr' is tlrc ,Xrrrcricarr lictruti' liiirscg tlrc cirliirs :irc Crirrrsun and Crxryg and tl c rrrotto 'Fi1rnl ir Yury -- or hlgrlac Oncf' lllruzc ol' tlrc clarss who wcrc zrctivc in tlrc rrrrrsfc lliclrl wcrc: -lirycc Clrirsc. ,lc.rrr Clrurrrrrcrrrgrrr, lfzrr'lmr'zr Vzrrgrr, l.zrr'r'y lhrrt, Doris VVlritc, lairlltrlrrrrr Srryrlcr. Cloiccn liow. hlrrx' VVigglrt, lulrrr Ustcrlzrrul. arml the rrririirrfttcia, lcrrrr ljtlllll' rrrrcl Klrrrlcrtc l,,rwr'crrLc. 'lllrc irssistirnt crlitur ol' tlrc l'zrttlcr'. l.1rr'r'y lirrrt. Init irr tlrc yczrr' lcirrnirrg tlrc ropes til' tlrc pirpcr' ivlriclr lrc lrirs to run rrcxl yrnrr. 'llwii wirrrrcrs milf rlrt- .Xrrrcricrrrr l-cgiorr liszsrri' Uirrrtcst in thc -luniur' Class, wcrc Cicorg: llirnscrr arrrtl lrrllrrrrrrr Srrynlcr. 'l lrcn, on Mary l2tlr tlrc long arwzrilctl tlrry ol' llrc 'Irrrrior'-Scrriiir' l7r'uzrr lirrirlly 4rr'r'ii'cil. .Xll clay lung. tlrc ,lurriors lursily lrr'cp1rr'crl tlrc zrrrrlitrrrirrrrr. 'llrcir' tlrcrrrc wars Sl.ir'tlrr1st rrrrcl tlrc clccirnrtimrs wcrc lrcirrrtilrrl. llllrcy lrrrrl ir low ccilirrg witlr ir lmig rrrimrr tri sbt tlrc irrirml. lfi'cr'yurrc lrzrcl ar rrrirrrclnrrs time rrrrcl llrrr surc tlrc Scrriirrs will rrliixrys rcrrrcrrrlrcr' tlrcir' lust prmrr with clrcrislrctl rrrcrrrorics. Nrriiclr' llcrr. President Bill Watkins Vice President Harry DeLapp Secretary Marlene Lawrence Treasurer Don Duta Student Council James Welch Ira DeLapp

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FRONT ROW lleft to righti: Melva Hall, Lucille Atkinson, Jane Griffin, Irene Earl, Shirley Randle- man, Ella Wilson, Marilyn Massie, Carolyn Ray SECOND ROW: Mary Garrison, Pat Hoose, Virginia Ray, Marilyn Frank, Betty Showers, Gloria Chase, Geraldine Ray, LaDonna Moffitt, Barbara Ellinwood. THIRD ROW: Caldeen Row, Susan Mack, Marie Massie, Jean Franklin, Shari Dill, Dixie Hyatt, Dor- othy Ryan, Mildred Capelle, Alice Nestor President ..,........ Vice President .,... Secretary .,............ Student Council ..... 44014 FRONT ROW lleft to rightl: Dan Bauer, Gaylord White, Roger Harner, Ralph Westfall, Richard Hines, Dale Morey, Dean Hansen, Gordon Marett, Edgar Denger, Dale Luxon, Jett Davis, Fred Gibson, Phillip Hopkins, George Benear. SECOND ROW: Leonard Krisha, Larry Jackson, Richard Sharp, Bill Randleman, Joe Story, Morris Wolfe, John Cleven- ger, Bob Weaver, Gerald Case, Elden Anderson, Creighton Staschke, Clinton Randleman, Tom Jacklin THIRD ROW: Jerry Franklin, Carl Cawrse, Albert Stevens, Larry Cutting, Gerald King, Neil Herold, Tom Nestor, Harold Mack, Allen Keifer, Nathan Potts, Edward White, Dale Springer ABSENT: Don Everman Dean Hansen Gordon Marett Irene Earl Betty Showers, Dale Morey This year was a big year for us, for now we were Considered a part ol the lligh School -- we've been waiting for that for eight long years. Now we were able to have elective courses, be represented equally with tI1c other lligh School classes on tl1e Student Council, have a full-fledged part in the many Iligh School interests and other things. rrhe bOyS of OUI' CIQISS WC1'C VCl'y CHSCI' to PRIITICIPQIIL' ill sports illlll lllillly IIHILIC places for themselves on the football team. We are especially proud of Nathan Potts who earned his football letter. Then following football came basketball, and wc found quite a few of the fellows on the Reserve Squad. To back up this squad were the cheers ol' the student body led by the four freshman girls who were Reserve Cheerleaders - Dixie llyatt, Lucille Atkinson, Caldeen Row, and Gloria Chase. We sold candy bars at the football games and had the concessions, along with the Girl Reserves, at one of the basketball games. Also we sponsored ll model airplane -grxliibit to e3I'l'l ITIOIICY fOI' OUI' CIBSS tI'C2:lSL11'y. All in all, this has been a very successful year, and we hope that next ycar's l:l't'57Il' men will have as leasant a time as we have had durino our first vear of llivh School P an , as Nancy Dim:-li