New London High School - Tiger Yearbook (New London, IA)

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beef.. ',s!' TIGER STAFF Left to right Jim Jarvis, Typist, Wesley Hunzinger, Snapshots, Peggy Garrett, Art Editor Evelyn Weigert, Typist, Bill Eckey, Sports Editor Bob Marshall, Co Editor, Don Wilson, Business Manager, Fred Breuer, Co Editor Laura Jarvis, Typist Ruth Lessenger, Classes, Virginia Hanson, Activities Editor SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION Flower Colors Red Carnations Blue and White OFFICERS President Tom Byers Vice Pres. B111 Eckey Secretary Virginia Hanson Treasurer Bob Marshall Class Motto nWe build the ladder by which we climb' Sponsor Mr. Wise Six 'Jig 4,-f W W WIIIIII 'xxx .... i s g i ,-n n -a iu-ensue-:sie-1 s Vlvv ' 12

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WESLEY HUNZINGER 'Blest with a temper whose unclouded ray can make tomorrow, cheerful as today.n Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2 Dramatics 5, 4 Jr. Class Play 5 Track 1 Opsretta 2, 5, 4 Annual Staff 4 Vaudvllle 1 F. F. A. l WILLIAM ECKEY nHe knows how to sing a song It's certain that he'll get along N Glee Club l, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 5 4 Football 2 5 4 Basketball 2, 5 Baseball 2 5 4 Operetta 2 5 4 Dramatlos 5, 4 Jr Class Play 5 So o 2 5 4 Class Officer l, 2 5 Annual Staff 4 WILMA ORR 'Not so meek as she looks Glee Club l, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Dramatlcs 4 Operetta 2 4 1 JAMES JARVIS 'Let no man accost me, unless he hath a mighty good reason Football 2, 5 4 Basketball l, 2 5 4 Baseball 1 2 5 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatlcs 5, 4 -55 24- Y W PEGGY GARRETT nOh! It's great to be dying with love.W Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4 Dramatics 5, 4 Jr. Class Play 5 Operetta 2, 5, 4 Class Officer 5 Annual Staff 4 Informer Staff 5, 4 Sextette 5 ROBERT MARSHALL 'Blessed with a pleasant smile and a cheery manner Football 1, 2, 5 Basketball 2 4 Track 1 Class Officer 2 5 4 Annual Staff 4 Informer Staff 4 Operetta2 5 4 Glee Club l, 2 5, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, Jr Class Play 5 Dramatics 5, 4 LEE PUTNEY aAren't I the spick and span little k1d?' Glee Club 5, 4 Operetta 5 4 CARL HARPER 'Like all men of genius he likes to take refuge in poetry ' Glee Club l 2 5, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2 5 Dramatics 5 Jr Class Play 5 Operetta 2, 5, 4 Football l 2 5 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 Baseball 5 ll ik F, 1 4 , ' D I I I ' 1 4 ' 9 I , , I I , - 4 1 1 I . 1 1 4 F. F. A. 1 I , C p F. F. A. 1' G. A. A. , 2 Du ! I Yarmouth H. S. Q of 1 gp FA ' 1 -QQ, 5 ' ' ' K M 'LW fi, F 1 A k s 1 ' F. F. A. 1 11

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CLASS PROPHECY The Class of '49 has something to look forward to after reading, the front pages of the newspapers, about the 'Atomic-Powered' Senior Class of 1948 The items read as follows MT PLEASANT NEWS VIRGINIA HANSON, who has finished nurses training in Chicago, has accepted a position at the State Hospital, where we find LEON 'PICKET' DAVEY residing as a patient since the production 'Arsenic and Old Lace' FRED BREUER and his Qulzie Quiz Kids can be heard over the local station OGPU each Sunday from 5 a m to 5 p m HOLLYWOOD NEWS JOHN 'BOBO' COOPER and the fascinating URSULA VANCE have crashed the gates of Hollywood to replace Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman Their latest picture is 'Name It and You Can Have It' When Fibber McGee opened the closet door, the newest sen satlon of the year was staring him in the face It was none other than KENNETH BOYD, LEE PUTNEY and STANLEY WEIGERT, posing as the Three Stooges LOWELL NEWS RUTH LESSENGER is happy to announce the arrival of those 'new look' dresses at her 5th Avenue Dress Shop in Lowell The menu of the great chef, CARL DEAN HARPER, at DOROTHY KOBS!Slfamous tea room here, has attracted many new customers HAROLD 'TOOTIE' MILLER has started a chain of Standard O11 Service Stations, which have put Rockefeller out of business His newest station is located at the corner of Hollywood and Vine, Lowell, Iowa NEW YORK NEWS Starring at Dova's Dungeon are BOB KREIDLER and WILMA ORR, who reached fame in the heart warming production of 'Lover Come Back' Also appearing are those famous songsters 'The Two Puffs g3gE3ne Blow' better known as LAURA JARVIS, GRACE WALKER, and BILL JIMTOWN NEWS BOB ADOLPHSON, famous lecturer, now leads 'The CORRICK has worked himself up to Head Coach of the Jlmtown Jumper Bagggtball squad Coaching the g1rl's team is the famous VIOLET ACROSS COUNTRY NEWS We received word from certain Texans, re porting that DON WILSON, who donned his ten gallon hat and fancy boots has made good on his cattle ranch and ls living a life of ease We hear that TOM BYERS has met fame by painting on signboards his feelings toward 'The Lost Week End' NONA STIGGE, who married a schoolday boyfriend from Yarmouth, got the urge to travel They were last seen running a pony show with the Barnum a Bailey Circus NEW LONDON NEWS BOB MARSHALL's wishes have been fulfilled found success, after marrying Jean Edwards, and now ls the manager of the Ford Motor Co and also leader of the Air Scout group here in New London Yesterday MERL WILLIAMS sold enough furs to pay the mortga e on his mink farm with enough left over to retire The 'Old Timer HARRY WALTER is manager of the New London Club House Cbetter known as pool halls and is considered the best story teller in these parts BOB JONES has come to the rescue of the meat shortage with his turk sys Since his invention of the turkey picker, he has been able to take life much easier Velma Parsons married Linder Davey and in her spare time is pulling the plow EVELYN WEIGERT has taken over the Journal Office and has added a page of funnles JIM JARVIS and DORO THY PIPER CMr 5 Mrs Fare in partnership in the real estate business Another partnership formed is PEGGY GARRETT and WESLEY HUNZINGER in the well drilling business Ae a side line, they are selling night crawlers 15 on n - W. ' I Old-Fashioned Revlval Hour' here from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day. BOB I : . He . -5,