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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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K - if , ,3W59w?5'w' 15,54 5 - r f.-':',. 31' . 1 My 'W' jrj - DEDICATIO We dedlcate th1s yearbook to the lovrng f Donald Coslet He was our frxend memory o benefactor and teacher and we the etudents ber h1m always wlth kmdest regard 1 of New London High Sclrool, Wi1l,remem GRAD ATIO CLASS OF 1958 w lm FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carol Gipple, Wanda Richenberger, Jean Walker, Donna Underwood, Opal Lyon, Iva Boecker, Bill Denney, Robert Hamilton, Judy Elder, Shirley Kuhlenbeck, SECOND ROW: Walter Walz, Dick Lenz, Dianne Warth, Dennis MCAvoy, Jim Grimm, Dale Brissey, Bob MCCarl, Wanda Jean Hale, Larry Farns- worth, Linda Oetken, Willis Bozarth. 1 Z 'T IN MEMGRY ,W 0, V WW? D CEAS X cl.AssMA1'l: jj ff 9 OUR E ED X f:..,-.TZ SCHOOL BO RD . - f 'S. -- pf FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Prottsrnan, Dale Linder, Frank McKinnon QVice Presidentj, Bob Shipley, Jim Bell, Earl Petzinger fPre-sidentl, Ed Smith, Mr. C. W. McKee fSuperintendentJ. E 25 52 SCHOOL SECRETARY. Mrs. Ruth Willits BUS DRIVERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beryl CUSTODIANS, LEFT TO ,RIGHT1 Harry Kramer, Walter Preuss, Raymond Cox, Jim Pollock, Lue Shutt. Not plctured. Earl Hanson, Les Simmons, Elmer Garvis. whimesey. COOKS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margret Hellmerson, Fern Lee, Lora Craig, Belle McAvoy. L......,, C. W. McKEE- Superintendent S 'WG R. BURNS-Vocational riculture, Shop NELLA ELLIOTT- Vocal Music F. H. KRIEGER-Band D. A. COSLET-Social Studies, Coach, P,E, HELEN PEARSON- C . A . RHODES-Princi- pal, Coach DOVA TOMPKINS- Commercial Subjects Social Studies, English G. A. WOLFF-Physics, Biology, General Science MARGARET WA TSON- Vocational Homemakin 8 BIRDIE NELSON , Eng - lish, Dramatics D. C. SMITH-Algebra, Geometry, General Math. Coach PROPHECY The date 1S 1980 Th1ngs have changed SIHCS 1958 when WILLIS BOZARTH graduated We now f1nd h1m about to make a change 1n rout1ne and fly around the world mstead of h1s usual tr1p around the fourth rnoon of Jup1ter We see h1m f1y1ng over the terr1tory wh1ch used to be called Iowa The ent1re M1dwest became w1lderness w1th the great m1grat1on to the metropohs and b1g c1t1es 1n 1974 The weather 1S bad and Bozy 1S golng to have to make an emergency landlng near h1s old town unt1l It blows over He lands h1s P 6666B on a small r1ver near some old ru1ns He sees moxement ID the bushes along the bank' Then a face' He 1mmed1ately recogn1zes lt as an old classmate WALTER WALZ He qu1c1Qly goes to meet h1m and later 1n h1s small qua1nt house 1n the once thr1v1ng c1ty and emp1re of Lowell wh1ch the Walz s domlnated they talk of old t1mes When the m1grat1on to the c1t1es took place Walter refused to g1VE up h1s emp1re Walter pours quest1ons to Bozy about the cn IIIZBIIOH and h1s old classmates Bozy w1ll1ngly relates the follow1ng story LARRY FARNSWORTH ' and h1s accomphce BOB MCCARL were ex1led when they were caught bootleggmg Chev1es to the motor1sts after they were banned from pubhc use as hazzards on the h1ghways 1n 1976 DIANNE WARTH now flles her own DC84 transport between Ind1a and New York Recently shc crashed somewhere 1n Afr1ca She radloed back that she had found the most renown m1ss1on ary of the decade LINDA OETKEN worklng among the more c1v1l1zed cannlbals DICK LENZ and DENNIS MCAVOY' went together and now operate the L Sz M Nursery Rhymes Co Denms wr1tes and D1ck 11lustrates One of the1r better known ones IS Humpty Dumpty stepped on the gas Around the truck he tr1ed to pass But Humpty Dumpty d1dn't croak You see he had a hard bo1led yolk SHIRLEY KUHLENBECK 15 the operator of the largest g1rls camp 1n the country She 1svery wealthy from her enterpr1se At the entrance to her camp 15 the s1gn Camp She She For G1rls SIX to S1xty DALE BRISSY has become the world s foremost author1ty on women s ha1r styles HIS book THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF THE PERMANENT WAVE ON THE PHYSIC BEING 15 a classmc JEAN WALKER has won great fame over the rad1o For a long per1od of years she has been m1stress of ceremomes on the Schmaltz Bun1on Cure Program better known as the Puffed Feet Hour JIM GRIMM has returned from one of numerous tr1ps to Afr1ca He has brought back al1ve a rare genu1ne 6 foot yellow halred ha1r l1pped Ubangl DONNA UNDERWOOD' 1S sanltary eng1neer and ch1ef garbage collector of San Quentln She 15 also a well known authoress of the book EAT WELL AND GROW SLIM IVA BOECKER 15 a famous colum1st for the Super Duper Snooper of Dodge C1ty Kansas She and famous Wyatt BILL DENNEY pract1cally control the Greasy Mugg Saloon ROBERT HAMILTON now wrestles under the name of T1ny Bob as a m1dget wrestler fwhlch 1ncluded 80 pounds and underl In the w1nter he plays for the Globetrotters LUELLA HORN and YVONNE CARPENTER are wa1tresses 1n the f1rst and only space restaurant OPAL LYON fo1low1ng 1n her teacher s footsteps M1ss Pearson became a typmg teacher She hopes to make a fortune at It as d1d her predecessor WANDA RICHENBERGER 1S a top saleswoman who sells bobby p1ns to bald headed women 1n the small town of Pxmple Idaho JUDY ELDER 1S now 11v1ng lav1shly 1n a New York penthouse Wh1le there she 1nvented rubber teeth Her advert1s1ng slogan 15 Use Elder's rubber teeth and always have a snappy come back CAROL GIPPLE 15 now a yodeler 1n the Sw1ss Alps She went to Swltzerland to take up rnak1ng Cuckoo clocks but because she became so fascmated w1th yodel1ng she made lt her l1fe s work She has made a fortune out of yodel1ng Sens1t1ve people pay her huge sums to remaln s1lent I ve managed to keep track of all the old group except WANDA HALE ' I Just can't trace her W1th that statement Walt calls out Darl1ng come here In the doorway appears Wanda Walz and her s1x ch1ldren completlng the plcture of the class of 1958 6 ' ll ll' ' ' ' ' I . 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WILL We the Semors of the New London Commun1ty Hlgh of the year 1958 bemg sound 1n mlnd and healthy 1n body do hereby make publ1sh and declare th1s our Last W1ll and Testa ment hereby revok1ng and annulllng any and all w1ll or w1lls by us made heretofore I BOB MCCARL w1ll my qu1et and t1m1d nature to Leona Lyon 1n hope she won t abuse I WILLIS BOZARTH g1ve my halo and w1ngs to ROHDIC Lenz Take care Ronn1e they tarn1sh eas1ly I BOB HAMILTON w1ll my manly phys1que and sl1ghtly used Charles Atlas Body Bu1ld1ng Equlpment to B111 Broeker It does wonders look at me To Don Angstead I DENNIS MCAVOY W111 my gu1tar and blue suede shoes Wow em Don' I DONNA UNDERWOOD w1ll my ab1l1ty to attract boys to Mary Hlllard All It takes 15 dyed red ha1r and a sw1ng to put on your back porch I the blush1ng red rose of the Sen1or class WALTER VVALZ W1ll th1s ab1l1ty to B111 Thomp son who doesn t have 1t I JEAN WALKER w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th worms grasshoppers and boys B1ology class to Barbara Denney To Larry Fane JUDY ELDER w1lls her tr1ps to Mt Pleasant to get her glasses fmed Judy hopes you take better care of your glasses I CAROL GIPPLE w1ll my n1ckname Zsa Zsa to Veronda Carter Carol hop S you can 11ve up to lt as she has SHIRLEY KUHLENBECK W1ll my noon hours to Barbara H111 and L1nda Synnes Don t fall down the Steps your ha1r grow out f1rst Marcla IVA BOECKER the Jewel of the Sen1or class w1ll my long eyelashes to Ken Nehrlng They ll really get those g1rls Ken BILL DENNEY W111 my da1nty and tr1m f1gure to Gary Abr1sz and Karen McCabe You ve got the trlm shape but what about the he1ght I DICK LENZ do w1ll my trombone to Wlndy Bob Burkhart who can never th1nk of any th1ng to say so Say 1IfW1t1'1 muslc I DALE BRISSEY W111 my mckname Parrot' and stra1ght ha1r to J1m Thrash To Errol Workman and B111 Warth I OPAL LYON w1ll my careful dr1v1ng and ten po1nts If you expect to see 90 don t look for lt on the speedometer I WANDARICHENBERGER w1ll my talk1ng ablllty and tall tales to Daryl Brown You are go1ng to have to stay awake 1n study hall to keep ahead of me I LINDA OETKEN w1ll my Sturdy well used penc1l stub to Pat Petzlnger and Dorothy Hoel let s really work up a sweat 1n the Off1C8 next year g1rls I YVONNE CARPENTER w1ll my blcycle to Judy W1ll1ams and Bruce Elder You don t need a llcense and you can save your po1nts To Mac Jones and Carroll Re1d I WANDA JEAN HALE W1ll my eyelash curler Keep up the curls boys I LARRY FARNSWORTI-I w1ll my m1lk route to Bob Snyder who loves th early hours I JIM GRIMM w1ll my late hours to Bob Johnson and Wendell Llnder take advantage of It you re only young once I LUELLA HORN w1ll my art1st1c ab1l1ty to L1nda Kuhlenbeck and Sylv1a Layman Let S see 1f you g1r1s can draw yourself a husband 7 I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 . . ' , . , , ' A ' ' ' ' it, I l . ' ' 1 1 . . . H . . I I ' Il ' -- ' ' I , , , . . , y . . . , . . . . I . . I , , . . . . . - , . , . . , ' ' ' ' , , in , . . . I , ' ' ll Il . e I, , ' - ' ' . ' . I, DIANNE WARTH, will my No Curl Home Permanent to Marcia Martin. You better let I, I . . 1 . . 1 , . I, , . . , . . . , , . ' vu ' 11 ' - , , , . ' ' Il I ' ' ' 1 1 - 7 I I ' , . , . l I ' ! I 1 - 1 I 7 , . . . , . . . , D I ' ' I I I I ' 1 1 A U I S ' , , , , I Y I ' CAROL GIPPLE: Class Officer 4, Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club l-Z-3-4, Mixed Chorus Z-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Marching Band 3-4, Student Council 4, FHA 4, Girls Bas- ketball l-2-3-4, Volleyball 4. DIANNE WARTH: Class Officer Z-4, Informer Staff l-4, Tiger Staff 4, Librarian 1-Z-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Marching Band 1-2-3-4,Small Groups 2, Dramatics 1-Z-3, FHA 4, Cheerleader 4, Girls Basketball l-Z-3, Softball 4, Volleyball 4. OPAL LYON: Class Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 4, Tiger Staff 4, Librarian. DICK LENZ: Class Officer 3-4, Informer Staff 3, Tiger Staff 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Con cert Band 3-4, Marching Band 3-4, Small Groups 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Ba-sketball 1-Z, Track l-2-3. 8 SENIORS SENIORS - , 'lr ,E y L .45 Q I ' BILL DENNEY: Student Council 2-4, FFA 4, Class Officer 1-2-3, Tiger Staff 4, Pro- jectionist l-Z-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball Z-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Play 4. IVA BOECKER: DONNA UNDERWOOD: Student Council 4, Class Officer Z, In- former 3-4, Tiger Staff 4, Librarian l-2-3, Marching Band 2-3-4, Girls Basketball 1-2-3-4, Volleyball 4, Soft- ball 4. DENNIS MCAVOY: Student Council 1-3-4, Class Officer 1-3, Informer Staff 1-3-4, Tiger Staff 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Concert Band 1-Z-3-4, Marching Band l-Z-3-4, Small Groups 1-Z-3-4, Dramatics 2. Class Officer 2, Tiger Staff 4, Li- brarian 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Marching Band l-2-3, Student Council 3, Dramatics 2, FHA 4, Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4. SENIORS WILLIS ROZARTH: Tiger Staff 4, Librarian l, FFA 4, Pro- jectionist 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Basketball l-2-3. DALE BRISSEY: JUDY ELDER: Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club l-2, Mixed Chorus l, Class Play 3, Student Coun- cil l-2, Basketball l-2-3-4, Volleyball 4, Queen 4. WANDA JEAN HALE: Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club Z-3-4, Mixed Chorus Z-3, Marching Band l-Z-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3, FHA 4, Cheerleader 4, Basketball l-2-3, Volleyball 4. Tiger Staff 4, Football 3, Track 1-Z-3, Class Play 4. 10 SHIRLEY KUHLENBECK: Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- ' 3-4, Attendant 4. YVONNE CARPENTER: Informer Staff 4, Tiger Staff 4, Li- brarian 1, Glee Club 2, Class Play 3, Marching Band 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1. Tiger Staff 4, FFA 4 JIM GRIMM: Tiger Staff 4, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Basketball 4. King 4. LARRY FA RNSWORTH: 1 SENIORS u LINDA OETKEN: Tiger Staff 4, Class Officer Z, Informer Staff l-2-3-4, Librarian 1-Z, Glee Club Z-3, Mixed Chorus Z-3, Class Play 3-4, Drarnatics 1-2-3-4. FHA 4. BOB HAMILTON: Informer Staff 4, Tiger Staff 4, Li- brarian 4, Projectionist 4, FFA 4. BOB MCCARL: Informer Staff 4, Tiger Staff 4, Li- brarian 4, Class Play 4, Football l-3, Track 1-2-3, Basketball l-2. WANDA RICHENBERGER: Tiger Staff 4, Librarian Z, Glee Club 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Girls Basket- ball 2-3-4. SENIORS SEN IORS LUELLA HORN Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club 2-3, Marching Band l-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-2-4. JEAN WALKER: Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club l-Z-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Small Groups 4, Class Play 3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Softball 4 Volleyball 4. WALTER WALZ Tiger Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Student Council Z-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Track l-2-3, Basketball l. Daryl Brown Bob Burkhart Gary Abrisz Don Angstead Bill Broecker Dorothy Hoel Bob Johnson Mac .Tones Linda Kuhlenbeck U IORS Larry Fane Barbara Hill Mary Hillard Ve ronda Carter Barbara Denney Bruce Elder Karen McCabe Ei Wim Sylvia Layman Ronnie Lenz Windell Linder .IU Ken Nehring Pat Petzinge r l ' IORS Carroll Reid Bob Snyder Linda Synnes 590-'N K Id Leona Lyon Marcia Martin Bill Thompson Bill Warth Judy Williams Errol Workman J ' K, If . ,Y ,Q 'al I audi' QQ H . 1 W ' -Q3 .5 5 A A E A1335 rj! l . -'vf 2 , V-451 + ' f f .Chi P v, b' ,'v. 'Zg ' . V Emery Emright - John Evans g lf. L, Gale Gllleafcl za' Helen Gilliland yf ',,,: l jx' i xx 'L q SOPHO Ronnie Hildebrand Sandy Hobart Paul Kampmeier Steven Frye ORES Dan Hanson Jim Helmerson Karen Angstead Marilyn Berry Avon Coe Kay Durham Betty Grimm Keith Grinstead s F' fi? nrkqx , '-5 F at il i Q Go .N , N KJ V ,QQ f I , , i l' ,, H2 , A 'W if , Q, 1:9-sgw .- 1 lgg3E ,- , ' y -A 'K W K ii? X :J V' fl' i .Elf 1' - 4 S3 if 7 5 ,Af ggmw M inf, 3,4 Sharon Layman Dayle Linder .Tim Little Charlotte McFarlan -db. Carolyn Millel Delores Miller Eddie Miller Chuck Noel li QQ' 1 sw ' Agp ' rf ,-. . ,- ,.. 4,5-T , 'fa 44 ' f' 1 Jim Oetken Ann Parker Byron Quandt Sherry Rade r Linda Re dfe rn SOPHOMORES Bill Shipley el, 4' f f? 5 f , X Y , if , Gif Jim Shull Roge r Smith Q P 1 Bob shores E' P Shirley Sizemore Charley Smith Larry Smith Ken Stevens Allen Strawhacker John Warth Barbara Walz Mark Westerbeck Jim Church Rita DeSpain Sharon Ang ste. Stanley Blythe Sara Burkhart Mary Engle FRE HME Nancy Foggy Bruce Gipple 4 M Janet Grinstead X g g' e.A. tw W f l x X Li. X. Merlin Hamilton K V Mary Hill 5' 2' Ilene Holmes Sharon Ho ell Francis 1 otson Sonja Jack on Ralph Johnson Louise Jones Vicky Kramer Jerry Krieger Sharon Krieger 3 -E rung Q93 i 1 1 il! Randy McKinnon Larry Kuhlenbeck Don Lee Juanita Lee if ef E L V.. e Wm, H: o 1 ...,1 Q 3,5531 iii ?e. J .f i Don Lounsbury Dorothy Lovell V5.1 f .1-ws, ez -to 'M L xg it 'Pt Bill Lyon N... if ' J, 1' F Jia X 'J ,. J .. e- fl: j iii' 5 A5 'PQ FRE SHME Fred Messer Lloyd Miller al, I we xr K A .mx m, v I..-. ggi ' I , wi : Zfi lii v J as A1 , , s S F 19 Q 1-1' an M , jr- s . ,. - - Hgx 759.254 Dorothy Peterson Evelyn Philips J Carol Prehrn RT David Rader i J. Schroder Pat Shelton LLVD John Shores 'ef . ,Q Duane Swailes Marilyn Thornburg Alice Zachmeyer S . iiinnxgq NE. 1.334 4' 4 ,, A wa K ,gm .w Q, Q 2.1 J V X, .4 D. D. S. W. C . M. P. D. S. L. J. B. H. L. S. T. M L. M L. Copelin DeSpain He stor Hildebrand Hoel Jackson Joy Lovell Miller Noel O'Brien Steven Timmons Warth Wei ert S Willi am s on Ab ri s z Ab ri s z Blythe Calhoun Colby Corrnan Gilbe rt Hill Hobart Lawson Le ar Le a r Lyon Shull Sibe rts Wasson Weste rbeck Anderson Broeker Calhoun SIXTH GRADE A139 mf 3?-3' 1 ,, -.,:N 3 i ef 'if' : ' Vg , l gtkmm V A f Hmvnkffi X- H . , Y ' 14 ,f.- V 5 ? .. M f ,x '.!i,U ' K W I 4 fir ,NI ll H J x , A' t . Q . f 'YR 'Qi lsr 54' lbw 23 ' ff . I . N - ff ' 7. if , ,I A E, new f .-A W i- Miss Harper Mrs. Beernblosson J. D. M. S. C. Prottsman Smith Timmons Wellington Williams Ande r s on Burkhart Collins Corman Durham Edington Gerst urinstead S Hanson M Harper Harris Horn Howell Landes Lenz Link Loyd McKinnon Miller Phillips . Ranck . Shelledy T. Swailes N. Taeger B. Alton P. Anderson M. Budde M. Collins B. Duke G. Fitzpatrick B. Frye B. Greulink N. Hanks M Hester J. Hookurn S. Kuhlenbeck B. Lee H. Leu S. McNeeley S. Miller M. Noel L. Norton FOURTH GRADE . ff ki- L A5 'Elf' .-1 1 A M A was +54 ... . . KX ' '- was . K XY gy. 38k ff Fvhs. ll M SE , J , fw ffl ' xnii y RJ .M XX X ' , 1 SQ' X. W I is va A I . in M, 25 62313 nllii? Q f M ' g r av ,L W is EI W S A 'TJ' A A3 59? ' A as W? QQ? 1 hun!! C. Anderson J. Darbyshire B. Ball B. Billingsley V. Christensen V. Colby M. Crouch K. Duke C. Gilbert M. Hoel P. Landes M. Marshall M. Oge B. O'Nei1 D. Pickle B. Raines C. Reighard P. Shelledy D. Greulich G. Strawhacker R. Swailes L. Van Syoc S. White B. Anderson B. Bozarth K. Claud K. Coplin M. Corman J. Dameron J. Gerst F. Graham R. Grinstead S. Grinstead J. Hookurn B. Link C. Miller J. Phillips L. Septer K. Smith H. Stearns T. Thomas J. Totemeier J. Weigert Miss Davis Miss Brennen FIRST GRADE ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW Left to Right Wanda Richenbe rger Yvonne Carpenter Opal Lyons QTypistJ Iva Boecker fPublic1ty Directorj Donna Underwood QD1rector of Photography and Assistant Editorl Linda Oetken Uilditorl Jean Walker Sales Director, Shirley Kuhlenbeck fTyp1Stl Judy Elder Willis Bozarth SECOND ROW Carol Gipple Mac Jones QAss1stant Photography and Directorj Walter Walz Sales Managerj Dennis McAvoy fAdvert1sing Manager, Dale Brissey QAdvert1s1ng Managerl B111 Denney QSports Directory Robert Hamilton Larry Farnsworth Dick Lenz fArt and Layout Director Bob McCar1 Luella H01'n Wanda Jean Hale l'T' mstsj Dlanne Warth fSp01-ts Directors, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Hamilton, Mark Westerbeck, Willis Bozarth, Bill Thompson, Bill Denney. SECOND ROW: Larry Farnsworth, Jim Church, Bob Snyder, Bruce Elder, Bob Burkhart. PROJECTIONISTS FIRST ROW Left to Right Carol Gipple Donna Underwood treasurer Dennis McAvoy Vice President Billy Denney President Dorothy Peterson Barbara Denney secretary SECOND ROW Mr McKee B111Kanneg1esser Bob Shores .T Schroder Fharles Smith Bob Burkhart Larry Fane Mr Rhodes FIRST ROW Left to Right: Miss Pearson Dayle Linder Yvonne Miller Donna Underwood Dianne Warth Barbara Walz Barbara Denney Qco-editorl Pat Petzinger Qeditorl Dennis McAvoy. SECOND ROW: Bob Hamilton Bob McCarl Bill Kannegiesser Ronnie Lenz Larry Fane Linda Oetken Duane Swailes. 30 FIRST ROW Left to R1ght Mrs Thornpkms Karen McCabe Barbara Walz Dorothy Hoel Francls Corson SECOND ROW Bob McCarl Jlm Oetken Kelth Grmstead Dlanne Warth Ann Parker FIRbT ROW Left to R1ght Avon Coe Dee M111er Sandra Hobart Sharon Angstead L1nda Oetken Pat Petz1nger Karen Angstead SECOND ROW Wendell L1nder Duane Swa1les Ronnle Lenz Helen G1ll1land Mrs Nelson fd1rectorl Judy W1ll1ams Llnda Synnes Yvonne Carpenter Mac Jones Larry Fane 31 mf X1 ' 9 vi ' . Q -' x' ,x N N , X J X R s N, f' X X Q Q is f-Q, .5 W . akfk, ra b af Y .. -49 fx X sv ,I Q- N'k7'T ' 1: A 0, ' vf , xf V If 'i . A X ff rgixs! ex 3 I 1 A? 1 I I MARCHI GBA DRUM MAJORETTE Dayle Llnder DRUM MAJOR Ronrue Lenz MAJCRETTES Yvonne Carpenter, Luella Horn, Dianne Warth, Wanda Jean Hale, Joyce Westerbeck, Mary Engle, Carole Kinney, Karen Angstead, Iva Boecker, Carol Chadwick, Donna Underwood, Carol Cripple. QUEE We are all very proud of our Band Queen Barbara Denney who was chosen to re1 as Queen of the twenty two bands entered 1n the Burhngton Band Fe Stlval 35 gn X X X. Y w ji it ,, sf , if X X xx X Q X X gk TQ' 5 Xi xx W if X.. N Pi? 1 , W, Y vfA Yi'M W . -ff f- If ff n Q ff' 4- 'Nsu '73, ffl ' 'wg 'ff , A111 39' l , ,kv-,. N. .v. x 9 ,fi , vi rw- Q 'V A A W ik ,74f, ya . ry 7 ,Q j . . . 1 . 82, , . , . gfg ,' sk , , W ' F Q 'f 15' id ff 'ff 'Nl if nr V ,am t H ? 3 1 f e g,h it rg? Nxsil ifg ,AM V4 ' ,fy J GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Karen McCabe, Delores Miller, Ann Parker, Sherry Rader, Ilene Holmes, Sharon Angstead, Sandy Hobart, Dayle Linder, Barbara Walz, Marcia Martin, Marilyn Berry, Avon Coe, Mary Hill, Sonja Jackson. SECOND ROW: Wanda Jean Hale, Iva Mae Boecker, Veronda Carter, Rita DeSpain, Pat Petzinger, Sara Burkhart, Barbara Denney, Sylvia Layman, Mary Hillard, Dorothy Lovell, Leona Lyon, Dianne Warth, Barbara Hill. THIRD ROW: Shirley Kuhlenbeck, Jean Walker, Carol Cripple, Linda Synnes, Judy Williams, Wanda Richenburger, Helen Gilliland, Frances Ibbotson, Carol Prehm, Linda Redfern, Sharon Layman. Marilyn Thornburg, Opal Lyon. BOYS' CHORUS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry-Kuhlenbeck, J. Schroeder, Bob Johnson, Duane Swailes, Allan Strawhacker, Ronnie Lenz, Bill Shipley, Larry Fane, Jim Church. BACK ROW: Bill Kannegiesser, Wendell Linder, Don Louns- bury, Errol Workman, Jim Little, Carroll Reid, Fred Messer, Byron Quandt, Bill Warth. 38 PM 3 E ig ' -6 -my M SE' NX 1 N ' , , 1 W' ' i, l QW'kXf' if . nk , V me 6 M 1 s 5 I If 435. N-wx QF - 1r'L , vw S I 'QQ A' W A. A Lim?- rfjf' 1 B X, if . in , 19.53 ' ni L, , ,Z 2 FQ ,rv in , s ,E if s X' Q44 WI! Am .ia in x M 'ii 'IN 1 af' , QQ W 'YQ M Kb-W vs X Q, .W h 'ff Y 74,4 4 Q wiqifl Q1- ffg, wx sw ., ' , 3? ,gg i 'f . W ' M ' f , j ,ki Rings, V' ,, v 'Lf 5 .L Q1 We few, ,, 9 ma ' pg? as T? if W 'Yi fr :Qu . ,ww ' , ffmffgf. AQ- ,ang Wwe -f 5 -M 4' My 1. X -wir? fn, , m '1Q'i i Qfff l 4.3 Jifwaxy if gw , iii? kg., 1 X -f 1 f , X 1 f Ei S W5 -rf. 'X , 5 53: . '45 is b 5 - A' . 2 -1 ' Q + SENIOR CLASS PLAY PLEASED TA-MEETCHAH S- ina LEFT TO RIGHT Dennls McAvoy Bob MCCar1 Ixa Boecker B111 Denney Walter Walz Mrs Nelson Qseatedj Dale Brlssey D1ck Lenz Jun Gr1mm Dxane Warth Carol G1pp1e Lmda Oetken Jean Walker JU 1011 CLASS PLAY BOARDINGHOUSE REACH FIRST ROW Left to R1ght Marcla Mart1n Pat Petz1nger Barbara H111 Mrs Nelson Mac Jones Bob Burkhart Don Angstead SECOND ROW Wendell Lxnder Ronrue Lenz Barbara Denney Mary H1111ard Judy W1l 11ams Llnda Kuhlenbeck Llnda Synnes Veronda Carter Ken Nehrlng B111 Broeker 41 af So what 1f the deck IS stacked' Q55 1 M81 efffv' eCt de Magi U1- f XC RQ as gf Are you sure you Of Course ' xxx are comfortable 'P xi N100 af an what 53-Y wxnks comes 1n handy I Sleepxng Beauty and the motley crew Wantt Se too 1 k ,fix The maid does that X Bill! ! ! Y a awe ily, y 3 'Gad Ou I Oo WEXYYN 306 5 Three beauties on a 3 shelf. her p 6 601016. Wands fo U1- C fx, Oufag ffxxl Yxe?-ixdx Sous X X901 qv! ff: . XKQO Kxxax. 556 mmm, Never a dull moment. You're slightly outnumbered The Gang as seen by an ex Donna. 43 hausted classmate. T HOMECOMING Qi A 150 QUE Sun G EN Jud The New London Community High School is very proud of their 1957-58 Home- coming Royalty. Their dynasty was a long and happy one and their reign was supreme and successful. Long live the N. L. Royalty! . T ENDAN TSA 1.1-le Ylfuh 16,112 O pf! fy B TENDAN ecjc 44 afbara Dewey FOOTBALL l ll 'lt FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Broeker, Bill Denney, Ralph Johnson Bob Shores Dick Lenz Jim Grimm, Daryl Brown, Ken Nehring, Bill Warth, Byron Quandt. SECOND ROW Larry Kuhlenbeck Jim Oetken, Willis Bozarth, Gale Gilleard, Chuck Noel, John Warth, Don Hanson Walter Walz Bob Burkhart, Mark Westerbeck. THIRD ROW: Don Coslet QAssistant Coach! Charles Rhodes QCoachj Roger Smith, John Shores, Lloyd Miller, Keith Grinstead, Charles Smith Jim Helmerson Bill Kannegiesser, Randy McKinnon, Fred Messer. VARSITY Won A Lost Won Won Won Won Cancel Won West Chester Mt. Vernon Wapello Columbus Jct. 13 West Liberty West Branch U. High Wilton Jct. New New New New New New New New London London London London London London London London The New London Tigers enjoyed a most successful season, falling only to a powerful Mt Vernon team in the second game of the year. Their Z5-6 defeat did not overcome the Tigers spirit and they came back to win the next five games straight and take an undisputed second place in the tough Southeast Iowa Hawkeye Conference. Irnprovernent came with each game played and at the end of the year the team was rewarded by placing 7 men on the All-Conference te ifns Congratulations to Coaches Rhodes and Coslet and the team for a fine season! CAPTAIN Dick Lenz ALL CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM ey Bill - W ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Bill Broeker ALL CONFERENCE HON GRABLE MEN TION BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Ixa Boecker Wanda Rlchenberger Judy W1ll1ams Donna Underwood Jean Walker Judy Elder Sh1rley Kuhlenbeck SECOND ROW Janet Grlnstead Carol Glpple Sharon Angstead Dayle Lander Karen McCabe Pat Petzlnger Dorothy Peterson Sandra Hobart THIRD ROW Barbara Walz fmanagerl Mrs Ruth W1l11ts Qchaperonel L1nda Kuhlenbeck Carol Prehm Marc1a Martln Helen G1ll1land Mar1lyn Thornburg Nancy Foggy R1ta DeSpa1n Sara Burkhart Mr Elder fcoachl Not plctured Dorothy Hoel Qmanagerl C Tlgerettes Tlgerettes T1gerettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes T1gerettes T1gerettes Tlgerettes T1gerettes T1ge rettes Tlgerettes Tlgerettes RECORD Won l4 Lost Cancelled Donnellson Mt Urn on A1n swo rth Salem Wa pello Donnells on W1nf1eld They Colurnbus Junctlon Hlllsbo ro Olds Danv1l1e A1nsworth Wapello W1nf1e ld C olurnbus Junc t1OI1 Oakvllle The Great team work and a f1ne coach1ng Job by Mr Elder were the reasons that the T1gerettes wh1ch has never been ach1eved by any other N L g1rls team Because of e1ght v1ctor1es and no losses 1n the S E I conference they recelved the conference f1rst place trophy Th1s 1S an outstandlng record of wh1ch all members of N L H S can be proud 4 W ' 31 ' 70 . ' . 53 . ' 51 . 49 ' 40 . 60 . . . 77 . . 72 . . 49 . 72 . ' 66 . 58 . -. . 56 . . 67 . Tigerettes 59 Danville ended the season with fourteen wins and four loses. They placed second in the sect1ona1s somethlng A YQ Al? mf if if 5, '14 S' ' r ...jjj jr VARSITY BASKETBALL X as A X, neva- BK ff I 565 311 Q K N. ww J . X 3 Q? 1. FRESH SOPH BASKETB LL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Fullerton, Ralph Johnson, Larry Kuhlenbeck, Fred Messer Don,L0unsbury, Jim Helmerson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Charles Smith, Bill Kanne- giesser, Keith Grinstead, Byron Quandt, Mark Westerbeck, Chuck Noel, Bob Shores. The Fresh-Soph basketball team repeated as champions of the S.E.I. conference for the second straight year. Their only defeat of the season came at the hands of Wayland on Way1and's home court. The Fresh- Soph team came back to go undefeated for the rest of the season beating Wayland in the return game at N.L. We congratulate Coach David Smith and his fine Fresh-Soph team for their splendid season. 52 VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Kuhlenbeck, Jerry Krieger, Roger Smith, Chuck Noel, Daryl Brown, John Warth, Jack Shores, Emery Enright, Jerry Thrash, Jim Church, Willis Bozarth, Gary Abrisz. SECOND ROW: Tom Fullerton, Lloyd Miller, Jim Helmerson, Bob Johnson, Gale Gilleard, Don Hanson, Ken Nehring, Bob Shores, Bob Burkhart, Jim Oetken, Ronnie Hildebrand Keith Grinstead. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Coslet, Mgr. Larry Fane, Byron Quandt, Charles Smith, Bill Warth, Bob Snyder, Randy McKinnon, Bill Denney, Jim Thrash, Ralph Johnson, Fred Messer, Coach Rhodes. 53 CHEERLE DERS Barbara Denney, Karen Angstead, Wanda Jean Hale, Dianne Warth Pretty, peppy, and powerful is how the students of New London Community High School describe their cheerleaders. These girls were the voice of the student body at every game. Let's say a cheer for our hard working cheerleaders. 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'HQ 5 - Lg,-M, A fr 4 WF' af fc T' f PY 4 E Q - i, X M, M a IOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS E, 3 , I ,,. K K , - , H gm , .1 '+L ' win, -u,,W . rj zQ?lf:,1 k'M132Ei?Y:-' ' Q F ...ssh K . QI'-.I . Darlene Baker Jan Fame Koral Schrode r Connle Q McK1nnon 56 111 0.3 ir gf 1 ab: E Iz' 4 if V U .,.. 2690 ' 0 D CIO 012 na L- EE -: J 1: L L ,k.V -V E 0 SNAPSHOTS X. A Wow ds -16120, Roma 94 me HSI Comfy? Our COLUMN ear-S frylh eil 9- QB can , X xd- XOO . Ou, xxyoeaf no MISS Inlieslaf latl-On OW!! Ofl ' 958 ww- - Li Ula D 0 C135 Ihav M115 e to ? -QIYN P, efe fine' 1 e 30 The QOY Quie t evening We 've been shot! 1 I the 81' Pdjes 'ly 1,356 1l.:f Se1b pQ 112 bla 'el 5' 01. 12 3' . tb S z Qflllzt Gd O ehtjoeaqi 11,91 athome?'??'??! ' Qs 7 S Zigi 'f f' 7 L ' 1 if 5 gi,x A-L :f, if Wiki. J -Q? 25 Liii, Q - w w , Q Rf mf.'Eia:e1.X R Rig as X Q53 Aa X, J F L. ! .Q YQ. ,,s xefjaf N 'ix X 'Q 0 Q r iw Y 5 Ig 4 4 jx :' A S is -Xxs5. gl 4:15 Q' vim 5 na 5 1 v S' , I if Ad - ur 1 Chivalry is dead Don t You dare klss mel if wa i Belle o the ball L There I was . .. Homemaking is our business, our only business. 7 Watch the birdie Home team, or visitors? This is the way we work so hard 59 From outer space. l OOPS! Look Ma I'm f1y1n' Reach a httle h1gher. Hlgher, man, H1gher! Who me ? Gang busters! Ballerina? ? ? There she goes. Nw-X., Help!!! CRUNCH! MOAN! GROAN! Catching Sputnik Put me down, gently. P0 The crow's ne st . C3 - . ave Oib . pdl? Aff 1 ,N Carol, are you daydreaming again? WM ome remarks in general, Who got the A this time? Heads up! P o UGG, Lo Wise farmers in Henry, Lee, and Des Moines counties purchase their dairy farm equipment and supplies from Oetken's Surge Sales and Service. Their motto is, 'lWe service what we sell. ' This brick structure houses the Iowa-Illinois Telephone This window bears the name of one of New London's Company's new dial system which serves New London, most complete plumbing and heating establishments. For Mount Union, and Winfield. installation or repair call FO 7-1317. For one piece or a carload of building materials visit New Londonls Spahn and Rose Lumber Company. Besides fence, paint, and all types of building materials they specialize in portable buildings. j3 .401 Mr and Mrs De ay ne and lm Peterson are ready to help Customers yylth their selection De avne s have a flne selection ofjeywelrv for any occ aslon --A-1, ul M Blll Shlpley looks admxrlngly at the long low lmes of the 58 Ford Wlnebrenner Motors also feature a body shop wrecker serylce yy heel balanclng and dependable used cars NEW LUNDUN tftwt QQ, Bob ohnson pomts out the lettermq on the New london l'armer s Co op Lumber and palnt are only a few of the bunldlng needs that may he found at the Co op Dennls McAv0y and the other New Londoners who patronlze Petzlnger s Grocerv are eourteously served by Earl Petzmger and Grace Harper Petzmger s provlde free delivery servxce john Shores carefully plans hns next shot as he enjoys a Ronnle Lenz and Wendell Lmder are the Sflllllllg faces relaxxng game of pool at Moore's Recreatlon Hall plctured ln front of Marshallls Real Estate and Insurance Agency XVhether ll,S buymg or sellmg see jmm 'Xlarshall I ' , L fr Ns , W' I ' f ,4 5 5' u.s1.esef'4. .-. my l L - . :WN ml ' 9' . l . u FN , ' ' t Y. ve la,y . - 'J f A Jj Y J . ' ' . A ,MM 4 4 ' l ' X , fag . : ls ' K I Well-groomed appearance comes from clean, pressed jim Thrash is seen making a purchase from Orville Kil clothes. Larry Fane and the other Pan-Co-Vesta employees bourn. Kilbournls 50 to 81.00 Store carries a wide assort provide New London with fast, dependable dry cleaning. ment of goods to meet all needs. DeSpain's Hardware carries a complete line of hardware, Whether you want a coke, like Dale Brissey and Walter household items, and appliances in addition to bottle gas Walz are enjoying, or drug and veterinary supplies, visit service to serve your needs. Shore's Drug Store. The Primary Oil Company features Conoco gasoline, Friends and customers will recognize this man as Bill fuel oils, and Goodyear tires. They also offer tank wagon Dameron. Dameron's stock includes shoes for men and service and tractor tire service. children, dry goods, yard goods, ladies hosiery, and notions. s.39t t ,-FN J ,rv- X icing Wamng to serve Benner customers are Mrs Talbott and Standmg on the corner IS Raine s Tastee Shop whnch sup Daryl Brown The Benner Food Store features quallty plies New Londoners wlth dellcxous sandwiches and short foods and efficient and prompt service orders and courteous car hop servlce Veronda Carter lS plctured 1n front of Burkhart and Mac ones stands ln front of one of New London s buslest Company They carry a complete l1ne of home appllances W1nd0WS Ed and Earl Smith are able to provlde you with and auto parts and feature name brands such as Westmg archery supplies, Insurance and custom gem cuttmg house, Philco, and Maytag In Lowell, the Walz General Store carries a wlde lme of Thls good lookmg boat and motor would be the answer to merchandise to cover nearly every need Barb Walz helps any0ne's aquatlc dreams It IS one of many offered for sale to provlde courteous servxce by Llnder Co BEA S BEAUTY ENGLEHARD S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP NEW LONDON LOCKER PLANT NEW LONDON CREAMERY NEW LONDON JOURNAL GNAHN S BOOK STORE Burlington SCHRAMM S Burlington DE VORE S BODY REPAIR JOHNSON RASMUSSEN Burlington Poule s Jewelry Burlington Sutter Drug Company Burlington Rlepe Peterson Burlington Klein s Burlington J C Penney ond Co Burlington Paul Buettner Furniture Burlington Furniture Mort Burlington Thomas Shoe Store Burlington App's Music House Burlington Erlc Anderson Jeweler Burlington Don Bell Attorney ot Law Dole Brinkmeyer Veterinarian Mrs, Bea Wellington, owner and operator of Beds Beauty Salon, gives each c . mer eour , d attentive service. l , . 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