Newburg High School - Yearbook (Newburg, IA)

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W5-A' ni A ' 1'5 5 ,,,,. , , .. 'I' 1- ,'.' IIA, I I i S I 'N x i1 1 CLASS HISTORY IN 1934 THIRTEEN BRIGHT EYED CHILDREN TRIPPEU DAYLY OFF T0 SCHOOL. OUR TEACHERS wHo PILOTED US WERE8 MARY Cook, DOROTHY ADAMS, DARLENE ANDERSDN, DOROTHY SMITH, ELOISE TURNER, ARLENE MDMINNIHEE, RUTH PEOERSON, MRS. GoRDoN RHUMM, DoRoTHY HENNING, AND MABLE SWANSON. THOSE BEGINNING THE LONG, HARD OLIMB WERE CARROLL ANDERSDN, CAROL BETH AHRENS, BILLY ADAMS, MARILYN MILLER, WAYNE KOGER, PATRICIA PALMER, CHARLES NEWCOMER, RUTH KLooT- WYK, DICK STDARS, BDNNIE MAY, BETTY MAE KAISAND, CAROL Lou STANLEY, AND VERNA Lou MUSSELHAN. DONALD WEAVER, FRDU THE GILHAN COMMUNITY JOINED Us IN THE SIXTH GRADE. LAWRENCE SUTTEN FROM MILLTOWN, WISCONSIN, UDINES Us IN THE SEVENTH GRADE, AND RICHARD LIPsDoHa FROM CLENDNS JOINES US IN THE EIGHTH GRADE- K I SEPTEMBER 2, 19A5, WE ENTERED N. H. S. AS Wsnx GREEN FRESHIESS' OUR ROLL wAS AS FOLLOWSR VERNA LDU MUSSEL- HAN, CHARLES NEWCOMER, RIDHARD STOAKS, DONALD WEAVER, LAWRENCE SUTTEN AND RICHARD LIPSCOMBS OUR HINDS WERE FILLED WITH WONDER AS T0 WHAT HIGH SCHOOL WOULD BE LIKE. WHEN INITIATION GAME WE FOUNDOUTS IT WAS A TOUGH PULL, BUT WITH THE HELP OF MR. SARCHETT, MRS. HALDLDDH, MRS. KNAPP, AND MRS. NELSON WE CAME THR- DUGH WITH FLYING COLORS. - THE SOPHOMORE YEAR WAS THE EASIEST OF ALL. UNDER THE GUIDING HAND OF MR. SARCHETT, MISS RICHARDSON, MISS DOBBEE, AND MR. STERRITT OUR MINDS DEVELOPED RAPIDLY. THEN DANE THE JUNIOR YEAR, AND WE HAD A NEW FAGULTY TO GUIDE Us. UNDER THE RELIABLE LEADERSHIP OF MR.SHIL' DER, MR. JACKSON, MISS FREY, AND MRS. KET :BE MANAGED To PULL THROUGH. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FIRST SEMEST- ER LDREN FLEENER JOINED Us AFTER ONE AND A HXLF YEARS IN THE MERCHANT MARINES, AND ED Coox JOINED Us FROM FER- I . 4 I v I . 0 GW N 'A GUSEN. HAVING WORKED HARD AND UNDER FAITHFUL GUIDANGE WE DDNE To THE LAST YEAR oF THE JOURNEY. NEw TEACHERS wERE MISS PEDERSDN, MR. SMITH AND MR. MOURERS THE FINAL Rou. X DALL FDR THE GLASS OF V49 IS: VERNA Lou MUSSELMAN, CH- ARLES E. NEWDOMER, RICHARD A. STDARS, LAURENCE W.SUTTEN, DONALD L. WEAvER, AND EDWARD L. Coon. , WE HAVE FINISHED THE FIRST FEw YEARS OF LIFEVS Do- I URNEY. WE ARE READY T0 ACCOMPLISH THE HARDER TASKS :Q LIFE HANDS WILL BE IN OUT T0 Us. YET, N0 MATTER How HARD OUR WORK THESE TROUBLED TIMES, WE WILL HAvE THE HAPPY MEMORIES OF HIGH SCHOOL DAYS IN NEWBURG TO MAKE THE CLOUDS SEEM LESS DARK: WX, --VERNA Lou MUSSELIIAN A X