Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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X Hi yi N 'ir- K Falcus MISS Xl oll and Maesch JISCUSS future deadllnes T We Planned Th1s Book Under the Capable gu1danee of Phvllls Faleus and Karen 'Vlaesth Co ed1tors, th1s wear s Clarzon cd1tor1al staff worked enthus1ast1Lalls to meet tts deadlmes W1th mus1c as the theme, the or1g1nal1ty of the 1nd1x1dual members was greatly explolted each d1x1s1on presented some new mus1cal concept LOIS Prasher and NfIarg1e Benson were the d1x1 SIOD managers of the organ1zat1on seCt1on Workmg on exents were Barbara Geenen, X1r g1n1a effery, and Barbara Stewart Daxe 'VIC lnryre planned the athleuc pages The class sect1on work was dlreeted by an1ce Russell and oan Slllllfldfl The lndex was com 1led bw Martha Sthubert anet Sllllllldll an Conn1e Doner The photographx was headed by Bob Barlament Lan Crane d1d all the art work M155 Annabelle Wolf lb the facultw aduser F1n1sh1ng tht stmor SLLIIOI s art IXJIIIIIIZ Totten SlTlIl"l fu! ' B nson Dx us 41 NN h1le Geenen and efferx talk oxer the1r roblems and Schubert txpes S1ll1man Graxcs S1ll1man an Russell look on lran Img Crane Pohsltes, Host ware! Stuxart, Nlax IS, Doner pomts out some fine pomts to .feared Blrllmfm. and X an Rum put thur h ads togtther Donner, COUffOlS,JfdHd1!1g O Bnen, Clark, and Oalce Page 4 -...e X ' . ' . - , , , A - , - ' ' 1, '. Z :Y , A . . . .Q Y 1 0 . . . 1. 4 ' , . ,V , . . . K Y 7 'E 4 . . .v.- . Y y - I XY Y - " J , I . A , , , I . . I - A . i . V ' B :J Y 1 A' A f Y 7.' ' . lc V. 'J' , 1. TJ , . , X , W T - W- '. X Q I' 4 vt L . I, ' . 4 f. Q. I I .., - ' "' 1 Y' .. if , ,Nl . 1 -, f' 1' 1 I l T. 1' A X T 1 x Q' E s 4 1 t I X 1 X s' I s fr -... X p x 1 , x ' ' . L ,-V+, ' , 1 1 'Q Q ' 1 C ,Ibn 5, , -, , . We Balanced This Book The successful publication of the Clarion depends rn a large measure on the busmess staff The Clarzon J buslness staff seeks new sponsors, contacts regular patrons and keeps records The co sponsorship managers eanne Schloss and Sharon Doerfler, superuse the sellmg of sponsor shxps by the students, record and hle all sponsor shrps and conduct all of the meetlngs The sub scrrptxon manager erome Lurle takes subscrrp tlons from the teachers and students who are not IH the finance plan The bus1ness manager, Loxs Lrmpert keeps a record of all busxness transactlons whrle Florence Leonard the general manager makes out all the b1lls All of this vxork rs done under the gurdance of Xflxss Ellzabeth Plowrlght advlser Hexmerman McGee Schloss Doerfler Mlss Plovwrxghr Balza are vforkxng on the monthlx report fe' YQ A I S. i Lpper left Lune IS handmg outCf.1r1om to be dlstrlbuttd hx Godfrex Sttfllns Beus h 'Xdamm Brennttl-re Lpperrxglvf Rammtr Nllller Leonard Lee Russtll Berger art hlxng b1lls Lauer Be her Boettchcr Lrmpert Zetztrs 9 Zeegers G Nlxrsltr Roth thetlt the ponsorshxplxsr Page 5 x . 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Upon being elected by the faculty of Appleton Senior High school, the seventeen members were inducted into the organization in the traditional assembly program held March 27. Acting as master of ceremonies, Mr. Witte opened the program by introducing Mr. Helble, who talked of the "Meaning of Honors." Mr. Edge followed and explained in detail the significance of the society's symbol and ideals. The honored guest speaker was Mr. LaVahn Maesch, who spoke on the importance of integrity in all phases of life and in all times. After taking the oath given by Miss Stewart, the students received their membership cards and pins from Miss Klumb and Mr. Edge. The new members and their parents adjourned to the Early American Room where tea was served. Craftsmanship Shield 3 i Every year a senior who has done outstand- ing work throughout his high school career '54, is awarded the coveted Craftsmanship Shield. The faculty makes the choice, considering scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mike Hammond was this year's recipient. Active in forensics, Mike proved himself a capable leader. He was a member of Latin Club, the Talimzan Staff, Curtain Call Acting, serving as its president in his last year, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, of which he was president in his junior and senior years. As a 5,1 delegate to Badger Boys' State in his junior year, Mike proved his merit when he was chosen as a representative to Boys' Nation in Washington, D.C. where he was elected president. As a sophomore he was awarded 'fa-4 .yu L .zp!FInq-W w-eff Mk- H d . I C mmm ing member of the class. Page 8 the Spector Trophy as being the most promis- D A R Award This vear s recrprent of the Daughters of the Amerlcan Rexolutron cltlzenshlp award IS Ellen Connelly Elected bv the senrors as a candrdate for thrs Good Crtlzenshrp Prlgrrmage Ellen has been actrve rn extra currrcular ac IIXIIICS such as Curtarn Call Student Councll and she w as elected by the senior class to act as a flag ralser Ellen Connelly Badger G1rls State Thrs year two lunlor grrls wxth therr alternates w1ll represent Appleton Senror I-hgh School at Madlson Wrsconsrn at the 1950 session of Badger Glrls State Durrng the1r exght day stay the parttcrpants estab hsh a government based on our democranc rdeals Each girl does her part IH thls legls lature either by runnmg for an oflice or by supportrng a polrtrcal party Wrmfred Retza Susan LaRose and Helen Hense oan Brason as absent F, fl Badger Boys State To further good c1t1zensh1p and to trarn leaders for the future rs the mam goal set for thrs orgamzanon Although the Amerrcan Leglon sponsors the boys and gnrls at these conferences the actual funds are donated by clubs rn each communrty who wrll also send ten boys thrs year to Badger Boys State held at Rlpon Wl5COHS1H J Smnlmg Clark Sutherland Mrelke Rector Geenen .feared Groth SICYCFS Locklm Brandt Page 9 7 . , . . . 4 '. . , I . 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Ellen, too, has had a high standing in her class and has participated in many extra- curricular actix ities particularly Curtain Call Acting Librarv Staff and the Student Council Both attended Badger State in their lunior years Elks Scholarship Award stitution of the United States Robert Bethke Robert Bethke was rewarded with the Flks Citizenship Award This honor includes S100 as well as an opportunity to participate in the state con test Bob has been active in athletics namely football track and the Tumbling Club and intramural athletics He has also serxed as a member of the Student Council and has par ticipated in forensics For his outstanding scholarship participa tion in extra curriculars and sersice to the school the Elks Club of Appleton presents annually a scholarship to this worthy senior boy who plans to attend Lawrence College Carl Stumpf IS this years winner Carl has done extraordinary work m basketball foot ball track and was a member of an intramural champion team in his sophomore year Carl Stumpf Marx Intramural Awards Because of her fine work in Intramurals her support of the G A A and noon hour teams and her practice of good sportsmanship Bettv Werner was given the Girls Intramurals Ath letic Award During her three years at Apple ton High School Betty has been an enthusias tic member of the Bowling Club she serx ed as vice president and secretarv treasurer ofG A A She was also a participant in the Radio Players and Tumbling Club Floyd Michael Syrmg was presented this year with the Boys Marx Intramural Athletic Award Floyd has been verv actixe in all the sports offered at Appleton Senior High School but he has been particularlv fond ot basketball Page 10 affix: an 'aa Floyd Svring Betty Werner , . ,. . 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" Q Iames Hollenback Exery year the German Club elects a semor member who has shown notable lnterest and leadership 1n the organlzatxon s work ames Hollenback was elected thns sprmg as the most quallfied student to recene the honor As well as belng president of the German Club rm has dexoted much of h1s tlme to Curtam Call Productlon Lat1n Club Student Councxl track and Tumbling Club A S200 scholarshrp IS annually g1ven to an out standlng semor gxrl who w1ll attend Lawrence College bv the Amerlcan Assoclatlon ofUn1xers1ty Women On the basls of all around student qualltles of leader sh1p scruce and potentlal success thls organlzatron selected Barbara Zlerke as thxs year s honored senior Barbarl has glxen her tlme unstlflshly to Curtaln Ctll Attlng Lat1n Club uxll and Scroll Radxo Players and the Talzrman of which she was thc co cdltor Lat1n Award German Award 'ina Robert Son ko skx The Era S1gma Phl the natlonal honorary classlcal language fraternlty of Lawrence College presents annually an award to a senlor who has distinguished hlmself rn the field of Latm Thls year Robert Son kowsky IS the cholce Bob has done excellent work 1n thc study of Lat1n and has preslded as co consul of the Lat1n Club An honorary scxenre award IS presented by the Bausch and Lomb Company to a senror xx ho has done superlor research IH the sclentlfic held Th1s year Thomas Krueger recened th1s hlghly respected acknowledgment of h1s exceptxonallv hne work IU the study of telex 1s1on and rad1o ln h1s yumor sear Tom also won the Amerlcan ASSOLIHIIOH for Ad xancement of Science Ava ard and was co presldent of thc unlor Academy ofSc1ence Conference thus sprmg Q- A A U W Scholarsh1p Sc1ence Award Q' Barbara Zxerke Thomas Kru get Page 11 1 , V 1. 1 x -s 7 I I ' xv I. 7 ' ' . - V I . . . , 1 . v 1 Y I I - I 2 LI' 1 ' ' ' s ' ' - 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 l ' . . . . . 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L' .laycette Scholarshrp Spector Trophy -Quays: WL-...a.- Marlorrt Benson Rrchard Borono Another S200 scholarshrp awarded thrs year to a worthy senror rs the unror Chamber of Commerce Auxrlrarv Scholarshrp Maryorre Benson who rs thrs year s recrprent has been very actrve rn Clarzon Curtarn Call Productron as treasurer and presrdent of urll and Scroll Spanrsh Club havrng served as secretary rn her yunror vear and Talzrman as well as keeprng a hrgh scholastrc ratrng throughout her three years of hrgh school Margre also attended Badger Grrls State Veterans of Forergn Wars Award Robert Sonkowsky recerved thrs year s Veterans of Forergn Wars Award whrch rs a S50 Saxrngs Bond Thrs rs awarded to a senror who has shown all the comprehensrve attrtudes of good crtrzenshrp Because of hrs genral personalrty dependabrlrty and creatrxe ness Bob was chosen as the recrprent for thrs year Robert Sonkowsky Page 12 On the basrs of hrs scholarshrp character and serv rce Rrchard Boronow was chosen by the sophomore homeroom teachers and councrlors to recerve the Spector Trophy thrs year Drck has partrcrpated ac trxely rn Curtarn Call Productron Latrn Club and on the Talzrman as well as berng a member of B squad basketball team He also was voted M C of the Sophomore Talent Show and took part rn Oratorv and Declamatron Amerrcan Legron Award The Amerrcan Legron Award made possrble by the awarded thrs year to Francrs Dashner Annually thrs post grves an athletrc scholarshrp medal to a senror bov who has drstrngurshed hrmself for hrs athletrc partrcrpatron and leadershrp Asrde from obtarnrng erght letters throughout hrs three year sport career Fran was elected by hrs fellow players as co captarn of both football and track He was one of the few sopho mores ever to play on the frrst srrrng basketball team 39 1 1 Francis Dashner ami ,. ,S xg ,V Q' , .L . W . . . f . Oney Johnston-Edward Blessman Post No. 38, was , "..,. .M J... .. . n .u , V ,"'r.1f.,v 'Ek , ,,-.-T ,I .e 1 ? Q , x 9 . If 'Q , ew' N f ' I gl .W ,. -r, .. . S IOR Top picture: Herrling, Ohman, ' . i.' -.G ' ' " - Connelly, and Frank. Bottom loft pictun, .ftandings Kopplin, Sonkowsky, Sylvester, and 1 Mumme. Seated: Ristow and Bethlce. Bottom right pirturex ' Hammon . xv, -.xingfgz bf faf 1' A1931 5 u-'Lf' qgtligligrqfit Tcffffrz. ' l . x I . I 1 .' . I-".j,-A ll k' 1 ' " '-.V : ' .'. L..-S.. Page 13 4 " 6 3 J x :V N 'l ,X 4 Q f vf At' I . ' 5 . Y Xa 1 . ,. V, 1 4 ' ' , ' x . -K . 3 , ifquit 1 X X I .el X . 'iS'1:.g1 Q ., Q X vxw- .' 1-hsxxw ,Li ., R - .- v lf, - ,.J. .A -,.. - "-f t-- 'PJ- .5 , . 0. 0 - " sz, .A G: In ,sh if H. .1541 - f' .',,l-,LAL "l,' Q... 2,1-, an ' 3. . vw ,A'.,-. x '.' .',", , '.,'.. ' . .,,1:f.-.,l:'., .'-- :avg '.":'.-,'Ql'-":'.::,'x ' , . 1.1-,L-f.: -'-fwff'-1?V"fi' fab- -.-. .- '- ff' , -- L -:y 1.-,-ziggjfu T3 0 , , -. , -.. D - . . -'.-nag,-,:. , ggi.- '. ' ,-1" . ' . ' ,A . '. ..,...-,,,:3:.N.!-I,.,-. .3 --"I :,...'.. .- - ,.:-...,:..,l.--v.-1 . w ,,:.. 1 ' ' . . .J-".,f.--'.-.-. g, -1.-'. - -- -.-..'.s.-.,'.- -lr. -I ' - . . .-",'. ,SJ 1 N..-I...-I-..::.-1 LOIS ALF: General Course . . . RICHARD ALLEN: Operetta 4 . . , CYRUS ANDERSON: Archery Club 2, Nature Club 2, Tumbling Club 2. JOYCE ANDERSON: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4: Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . NANCY ANDREWS: Art Work- shop 2, 4, Curtain Call Production 3: Library Staff 3 . . . THOMAS ARCHER: Football 4: Intramurals 3' Latin Club 3, Track 3, 4. Will graduate in August 7 GERALDINE ASMUS: Curtain Call Production 4, Latin Club 2: Operetta 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Talis- man 2, 3, 4 . . . VALERIE BABINO: Archery Club 3, Camera Club 2, secretary-treasurer 3, president 4, Cur- tain Call Acting 2, 3, 4 . . . ROBERT BAIER: General Course. BAILEY BALI Ol BARBER DNRLANIFNT BKRTYLT BKRTXIKN BASEMAN BEFORD BLLLIN EQ? Wifi? ,.,.. 4 1 Ui f V 5. . ALF ALLEN ANDERSON ANDERSON, J. ANDREWS ARCHER ASMUS BABINO BAIER CHARLOTTE BAILEY: Latin Club 3, 45 Library Staff 4: Nature Club 2, treasurer 3 . . . JAMES BALLOU: Intramurals 4 . . . CLIFFORD BARBER: Operetta 2, 3, 4- ROBERT BARLAMENT: Badger Boys' State 3: Clarion 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Student Council 2, 3, Track 3, 4 . . . CLIFFORD BARTELT: General Course . . . JOAN BARTMAN: German Club 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4. JAMES BASEMAN: Curtain Call Production 2 . . . JOYCE BEFORD: General Course . . . DELORIS BELLIN: Bowling Club 4, Talisman 4. Page 14 ff fiv- , C '73 C37 ' 1 ,,,. BELLING BENSON, M. BENSON, R. BERG BERGHUIS BERRY BBAW BETHKE BEYER RONALD BIECHLER: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3 . . . GERALD BIERMAN: Bowling Club 4 . . . GEORGE BLESSING: Bowling Club 3. PERCY BLOUNT: General Course . . . KENNETH BODWAY: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 . . , HAR- RIET BOOTZ: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Talis- man 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS BRAATZ: Bowling Club 4, Talisman 4 . . . CAROL BRANDT: Bowling Club 4, Talisman 4 . . DOROTHY BRASCH: Bowling Club 4, Talisman 4. Page 15 HERBERT BELLING: Clarion 2 . . . MARJORIE BENSON: Clarion 2, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, treasurer 3, president 4, Spanish Club 2, secretary 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4, Badger Girls State 3 . . . ROBERT BENSON: General Course. MARGARET BERG: General Course . . . MARILYN BERGHUIS: General Course . . . BARBARA BERRY: Latin Club 3, 4, Nature Club 3, secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman 3, co-editor 4. ROBERT BESAW: General Course . . . ROBERT BETHKE: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Track 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4 . . . ALLAN BEYER: Tumbling Club 4. BIECHLER BIERMAN BLESSING BLOUNT BODWAY H0012 BRAATZ BRANDT BRASCH - I - A Q 5' 2 fn., 5 'T L fa: llif A ' 2 . O 1 f 5 5 ul N . i' Z' 1 , C 52' s ' I I I f .-f ' i ,, , .HX gtg , 'fxf'-3 1. Vi-Q'-ff BRAUN BROCKHAUS BROUILLARD BROWN BRUEHL BURMEISTER BUSH, D. BUSH, H. CARY LOLAMAE CHARLES: Bowling Club 3, 4: Camera Club 34 Operetta 4 . . . PETER CHRISTENSEN: Archery Club 2: Camera Club 3 . . . EARL CLARK: Bowling Club 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY COLE: Withdrawn 4 . . . NORMAN COL- LINS: Archery Club 2: Intramurals 3 . . . KAY COL- LIPP: Bowling Club 2, 3: Curtain Call Production 4: Latin Club 2: Orchesis 2, 3, president 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. ELLEN CONNELLY: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, secre- tary 4, Latin Club 2: Library Staff 45 Operetta 4: Radio Players 3: Student Council, secretary-treasurer 4: Badger Girls' State 3: Flag Raiser 4 . . . PHYLLIS CORCORAN: Commercial Club, vice-president 4: Cur- tain Call Production 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2 . . . JAMES COTTER: Intramurals 3, 4, Page 16 WALTER BRAUN: Bowling Club 2 . . . JAMES BROCKHAUS: Football 3, 4: Student Council 2: Track 2, 3, 4 . . . RICHARD BROUILLARD: Bowling Club 4: Tumbling.Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY BROWN: Bowling Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Nature Club 2, 3, 4 . . . EARL BRUEHL: Bowling Club 3: Curtain Call Acting 4: Operetta 3 . . . MER- RILL BURMEISTER: Archery Club 2, 3: Tumbling Club 2. DOROTHY BUSH: Bowling Club 4 . . . HERBERT BUSH: Art Workshop 2, 3: Operetta 3, 4: Tumbling Club 2, 3 . . . BARBARA CARY: Curtain Call Pro- duction 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Operetta 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, secretary 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Talisman 2, 3, feature editor 4. CHARLES CHRISTENSEN CLARK COLE COLLINS COLLIPP CONNELLY CORCORAN COTTER --qt' Q ... O MARY ANN CROWE: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . CAROL CULBERTSON: Operetta 3, 4 . . . DELORIS DAMSHEUSER: Talisman 3, 4. PATRICIA DANIELS: General Course . . . FRANCIS DASHNER: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, co- captain 4, Operetta 3, Track 2, 3, co-captain 4 . . . DELORES DEBRUIN: Bowling Club 2, Camera Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Orchesis 4, Talisman 4. BETTY DEFFERDING: Curtain Call Production 3, 4 . , . SYLVIA DEGROAT: Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . MARILYN DELTOUR: General Course. DERBY DESCHLER DIEDRICH DIETRICH DOERFLER DONER DOUGLAS DRIER DROES I ', I , i 6' 'ml I 2 2' f 6 , tr ,. -A I . 'lg'-., I V,.'4 J . i I' 45,Q.Z?iiQt,lv if gl . 'M v 19" Q, S- mv: K I 'E N I - . ff'-9 Rl 12 1 aww- 8 A IQ? K ' ' Y Abvx ,I"s 'UV ,i CROWE CLLBERTSON DANISHEL SER DANIELS DASHNER DEBRUINI DEFFERDING DEGROAT DELTOUR MARY DERBY: Archery Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4. . . EDWARD DESCHLER: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4 . . . RONALD DIEDRICH: General Course. GERALD DIETRICI-I: General Course . . . SHARON DOERFLER: Clarion 2, business-manager 3, co-spon- sorship manager 4, Curtain Call Production 3, vice- president 4, Latin Club 2, Operetta 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . CONSTANCE DONER: Clarion 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. MARY ELLEN DOUGLAS:Operetta 4. . . MAUREEN DRIER: Camera Club 2 . . . BEATRICE DROES: Bowling Club 3, 4. Page 17 BEATRICE EBBEN: Bowling Club 4, Tumbling Club 2 . . . JANE EDGE: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4. . .JOAN EGGERT: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. vice-president 2, 3, president 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Band 4, Student Council 3, Talisman 3, 4. EVELYN EIFEALDT: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Library Staff 4 . . . EUGENE EVERS: General Course . , . ISABELLE EVERS: Bowling Club 4. DOROTHY FAHRENKRUG: General Course . . . PHYLLIS FALCUS: Clarion 2, 3, co-editor 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, G.A,A. 2, Operetta 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . . IONE FEAVEL: General Course. FOATE FRANK FRANKLAND FREDERICKS FRITSCH FROEHLICH GARVEY GAST GEENEN 4 sr 'Z 4,1 H1 di' N' K 5 'es' 'Q EBBEN EDGE EGGERT EIFEALDT EVERS, E. EVERS I FAHRENKRUG FALCLYS FEAN EL ANDREW FOATE: Football 3, Intramurals 3, 4 . . . THEODORE FRANK: Student Council 4, Visual Aids 2, secretary 3, president 4 . . . RONALD FRANK- LAND: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 4, Tumbling Club 2, 4. ROLAND FREDERICKS: Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track 2 . . . ELAINE FRITSCH: Commercial Club 4 . . . HAROLD FROEHLICH: Bowling Club 3, 4. JAMES GARVEY: Football 3, Student Council 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . DONALD GAST: General Course . . . BARBARA GEENEN: Clarion 2, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Page 18 if' 45. l ' i? at-af ,ti - ' ...N L if GEISFRIED GIBSON GLOEDE Gosz GOTISCHALK GRAVES GREVE GROSS GRUE1'r JANICE GUENTHER: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2 . . . GEORGIA HAHN: General Course . . . CAROL HAMEISTER: Bowling Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Library Staff 4. LEON HAMILTON: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, De- bate 2, 3, 4, Declamation 3, Extempore 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Talisman 4 . . . MIKE HAMMOND: Camera Club 2, Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, president 4, Debate 3, Declamation 3, Extempore 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Oratory 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, director 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radio Players 2, 3, Student Council 2, president 3, 4, Talisman 3, 4, Track 3, Badger Boys' State 3, Boys Nation, president 3 . . . THOR HANSEN: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, president 4. GRETCHEN HARDT: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, vice- president 4, Latin Club 2, 3, secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 3, vice-president 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . STANLEY HARP: Operetta 3 . . . JOAN HART: General Course. Page 19 DELORES GETSFRIED: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Talisman 3, 4 . . . JOSEPH GIBSON: Track 3, Tumbling Club 2, 4 . . . CARL GLOEDE: Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. LAWRENCE GOSZ: Football 2 . . . DU WAYNE GOTTSCHALK: General Course . . . COURTNEY GRAVES: Archery Club 4, Camera Club 2, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Clarion 4, Nature Club 2, 3, president 4, Tumbling Club 2, 4, Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4. LOIS JANE GREVE: Commercial Club, treasurer 4 . . . GLORIA GROSS: Bowling Club 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . DONALD GRUETT: General Course. GLENITHLR HAHN HAMEISTER HAMILTON HAMMOND HANSEN HARDT HARP HART P- i - 5. f I ' i . x Y, , ' '-LI ' 1' ' I . ,gil .- " L G ' ' ' zip.,-.i fzjfws.-S Y Z '5- ns ,y 'ttf' 7 '53 ' gt. I , rift. n uf 1 ,. HAUG HAVEL HAWK HAYES HEIMAN HEINS HELM HELMS, R. HELMS, R. G. RODNEY H. HELMS: Art Workshop, treasurer 2, secretary 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 4g Operetta 4 . . . HERBERT HERB: Bowling Club 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . JOHN I-IERNER: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, treasurer 4, Talisman 2, Tumbling Club 2. DENNIS HERRLING: Football 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4 . . .JOANN HESELTON: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, secretary 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . BARBARA HILL: Camera Club 3, Curtain Call Production 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Talisman 4. RONALD HOELZEL: Nature Club 2 . . . HENRI- ETTA HOFFMAN: Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . SYLVIA HOFFMAN: General Course. Page 20 DALE HOLINBECK: Track 2, 3 . . . JAMES HOL- LENBACK: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, president 45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4. . ,JOAN HOPPE: Bowling Club 45 Commercial Club 4. SHIRLEY HORN: Bowling Club 4, Commercial Club 45 Library Staff 4 . . . GORDON HUOLIHAN: General Course . . . BARBARA INGENTHRON: Bowling Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Talisman 2. ELIZABETH ISLINGER:GeneralCourse. . . DELORES JACOBS: Curtain Call Production 45 Operetta 4 . . . JAMES JAEGER: Bowling Club 45 Debate 45 German Club 45 Nature Club 2. Mavis JEFFERY JILEK Jmos Jocmmx D JOCHMAN, R. Joiacics josevus jiisxmu 'V' 2 4 as l '53 qv. 'its -f Q rj of fx rw ,X sag-"' lov ,-" 3!f-Ywiffxf .5 411 an Houwascic HOLLENBACK Hoppe HORN Huotimx iuotumizosi ISLINGER Jixcoas pecan PATRICIA JARVIS: Bowling Club 3 . . . VIRGINIA JEFFERY: Art Workshop 3, vice-president 45 Clarion 2, 3, 45 Curtain Call Production 3, 45 Library Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 3, treasurer 45 Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . RONALD JILEK: Football 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Track 2, 3, 4. BETTE JIMOS: Archery Club 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Camera Club 25 Curtain Call Production 25 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . DONALD JOCHMAN: Latin Club 25 Operetta 45 Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . RUTH JOCHMAN: General Course. JOAN JOECKS: General Course . . . CORA JOSEPHS: Bowling Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Talisman 3 . . . RUTH JUNEAU: Talisman 2, 3. Page 21 ho E- 'L BERNICE JUNGE: Bowling Club 4 . . . CHARLES KADING: Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4. . . LILA KADING: Commercial Club 45 Library Staff 4. JOHN KAFURA 1 Camera Club 35 Football 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, vice-president 45 Student Council 2 . . . SHEILA KASTEN: Curtain Call Acting 45 Commercial Club 45 Talisman 2, 3 . . . BERNARD KAUFMAN: General Course. DONNA KERN: General Course . . . NANCY KER- RIGAN: General Course . . .JOHN KETTENHOFEN Latin Club 25 Nature Club 2, 3. KIENER RING RLOEHN KLUG RNNACR RNOLL KNUDSEN KNUTH RNUTSON ii . ff: if f 62 E'-:X JUNGE KADING, C. KADING, L. KAFURA KASTEN KAUFMAN KERN KERRIGAN KETTENHOFEN JOAN KIENER: Bowling Club 4. Withdrawn 4 . . . ROBERT KING: Football 2, 3, 4 . . . THOMAS KLOEHN: Camera Club 25 Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Football 45 German Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Radio Players 35 Talisman 2, 3, 4. JACK KLUG:General Course. . . BEVERLY KNAACK: Bowling Club 4, G.A.A. 3 . . . RICHARD KNOLL: General Course. RUSSELL KNUDSEN: Football 25 Pep Band 4 . . . RONALD KNUTH: General Course . . . DOROTHY KNUTSON: Bowling Club 45 Camera Club 2. Page 22 E 263 if Q? 5 " , vi -I , 5 .4 KOEHNE KOEHNKE KOEPKE Icom., c. Koi-it, 1. Kom., J, KOLB KOLESKE KOLLATH MARIE KOLLER: Curtain Call Acting 45 German Club 3, treasurer 45 Operetta 3, 4 . . . DON KOLOSSO: General Course . . . EUGENE KONITZER: Latin Club 25 Pep Band 3, 4. JACQUELYN KONITZER: Archery Club 2, 35 Bowl- ing Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 25 Latin Club 25 Tumbling Club 3 . . . THOMAS KOOLS: General Course . . . DAVID KOPPLIN: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Extempore 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Oratory 35 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Radio Players 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, sergeant-at-arms 4. DAVID KORTENHOF: Curtain Call Acting 45 Latin Club 25 Radio Players 2 . . . ROBERT KOSITZKE: General Course . . . DANIEL KOTTKE: Archery Club 25 Camera Club 2, 3. Page 23 ROBERT KOEHNE: Basketball 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 3, 45 Talisman 2, 3, co-sports editor 45 Track 2, 3 . . . LLOYD KOEHNKE: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . ORVILLE KOEPKE: Basket- ball 3, co-captain 45 Student Council 45 Track 2. CAROL KOHL: Bowling Club 25 Curtain Call Pro- duction 2, 3, 45 Talisman 4 . . . JAMES KOHL: Pep Band 2, 3 . . . JO ANNE KOHL: General Course. JANE KOLB: Commercial Club 4 . . . DONALD KOLESKE: General Course . . . MARLOW KOL- LATH: General Course. KOLLER KOLOSSO KONITYER, E KONITZER, J KOOLS KOPPLIN KORTENHOF KOSITZKE KOTTKE kv V 1' .15 f"3-" 395. 'Fug , A vm.-.. ' 1 5- tl Q L13 if fav C31 NW KRANZUSCH. KRUEGER, G. KRUEGER, T. KUEHNL KUHN KUNSTMAN, D. KUNSTMAN, R. LA PLANTE LARSEN, J. JOYCE LARSEN: Operetta 4 . . . BARBARA LAUX: Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . JOYCE LAUX: General Course. VERLYN LAWLER: General Course . . . SHIRLEY LECKER: Bowling Club 2, 3, German Club, secretary 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Student Council 2 . . . NANCY LEE: Clarion 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club, treasurer 4, Student Council 3. BETTY LEISERING: Bowling Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Operetta 3, 4 . . . BILL LEMKE: Intramurals 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Tennis 2, Visual Aids Club 3, 4 . . . HELEN LEMMERHART: Nature Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4. Page 24 ELMER KRANZUSCH: General Course . . . GLORIA KRUEGER: Bowling Club 2, 3 . . . THOMAS KRUE- GER: German Club 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 2, 3, vice- president 4. NANCY KUEHNL: Archery Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Talisman 2 . . . ALTHEA KUHN: General Course . . . DONNA KUNSTMAN: Archery Club 2. RAYMOND KUNSTMAN: Football 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Track 3 . . . EUGENE LA PLANTE: Tennis 2, manager 3 . . . JOHN LARSEN: Camera Club 4, Intra- murals 4. LARSEN, J. IALX B LALTX, J. LAWLER LECRER LEE LEISERING LEMKE LEMMERHART . 3, . Ab, - 'So S252 ""'X YA. 7 G' HQ' f . vis, V' THOMAS LEMONS: Basketball 4, Curtain Call Act- ing 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 4, treasurer 35 Operetta 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . FLORENCE LEONARD: Clarion 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, Quill and Scroll 4 . . . RICHARD LIE- THEN: General Course. LOIS LIMPERT: Archery Club 25 Camera Club 45 Clarion 2, 3, business manager 45 Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Players 2, 3 . . . SHIRLEY LORENZ: Bowling Club 4 . . . DELORES LOWELL: Bowling Club 4. TESS LUECK: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Talisman 2 . . .JEROME LURIE: Camera Club 45 Clarion 2, 3, 45 Debate 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . DONNA MAAHS: Bowling Club 4. MAAS MADER MAESCH MALUEG MARQUARDT MAUEL MAUTHE MC CONAGHA MEIERS Nah 1 MX 'E' if C 12-ffl , if ,M is "'2':1 A ha- f LEMONS LEONARD LIETHEN LIMPERT LORENZ LOWELL LUECK LURIE MAAHS DONNA MAAS: Bowling Club 2, Nature Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . ALOHA MADER: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4 . . . KAREN MAESCH 1 Clarion 2, 3, co-editor 4, Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, co-program chairman 4, Debate 2, Latin Club 2, 3, co-consul 4, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Oratory 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Radio Players 2, 35 Student Council 2, State Music Tournament 2, 3. BETTY JANE MALUEG: Camera Club 3, Library Staff 4, Nature Club 3, treasurer 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Talisman 4 . . . MARLENE MARQUARDT: Com- mercial Club 4 . . . VIRGINIA MAUEL: Latin Club 25 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, advertising manager 4. DORIS MAUTHE: Bowling Club 4 . . . ALAN MC CONAGHA: Curtain Call Acting 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 4 . . . JAMES MEIERS: General Course. Page 25 '5- LE ROY MELZER:General Course. . .LOIS MERKEL: General Course . . . NANCY MEYER: Commercial Club, historian 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. PAUL MEYER: Curtain Call Production 3, Track 2, 3 . . . LOUIS MICHELN: Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Pep Band 4 . . . MARGARET MIOSKOWSKI: Archery Club 3. JOHN MITCHELL: Archery Club 4, Track 2, manager 3, 4 . . . DONALD MITCHLER: Football 3, 4, Talis- man 4, Track 2 . . . DELORES MITTLESTADT: Bowl- ing Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4. MORIARTY MORITZ MUELLER MUENSTER MUMME MURASKI MURPHY NEHLS NEUMANN 'Ir' 3 ,XP A at 'Sr Q- ,I 1a x l - QQ Q' 'f x., f , I W ' has if " we Ji , Miz S 'Q kr A an 4 0 A is- 6 Y-r ai' it iv X MEIZER MERKEL MEYER, N. MEYER, P. MICHELN MIOSKOWSKI MITCHELL MITCHLER MITILESTADT RICHARD MORIARTY: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Latin Club 2, Operetta 4, Student Council 3, Track 2, 3, 4 . . . MARVIN MORITZ: General Course . . . BETTY JANE MUELLER: General Course. KERMIT MUENSTER: Intramurals 3, 4, Archery Club 2, Nature Club 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . KIM MUMME: Curtain Call Acting 4, Debate 3, 4, Extempore 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council, sergeant-at-arms 4, Talisman 3, Visual Aids Club 3, 4, State Music Tournament 3 . . . MARGARET MUR- ASKI: Bowling Club 4, Debate 3, Tumbling Club 4. ,-. ROBERT MURPHY: Basketball 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track 2, 3, 4 . . .JOAN NEHLS: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 . . . BARBARA NEUMANN: Entered from Oshkosh 3. A Page 26 Q I ITS awk AQ, V Q NEY NICKASCH NIEMAN NUSSBAUM NYGREN O'CONNELL OHMAN OLSEN OLSON PATRICIA PALMER: Commercial Club 4, Library Staff 4 . . . RONALD PALMER: Curtain Call Pro- duction 2, Tumbling Club 2 . . . KENDALL PARKER: Latin Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3. 4. RICHARD PECHOTTA: General Course. . . RICHARD PELKEY: Debate 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2 . . . ROSALIND PEOTTER: Archery Club 2, Bowling Club 2: German Club 4. RICHARD PERRINE: Intramurals 2, Operetta 3, Tumbling Club 2 . . . RICHARD PETERS: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . CARLA PETERSON: Com- mercial Club 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Student Council 4, Talisman 3, 4. Page 27 MILDRED NEY: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Talis- man 2g Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . ROBERT NICKASCH: Bowling Club 2, Track 3 . . . AUDREY NIEMAN: Tumbling Club 2, 4. NORMA NUSSBAUM: General Course . . . JACK NYGREN: Archery Club 2, 3, 45 Art Workshop 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Camera Club 4, Nature Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4 . . . SHIRLEY O'CONNELL: General Course. SHERRILL OHMAN: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 4: Radio Players 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Badger Girls State 3 . . . BONNIE OLSEN: Curtain Call Production 4, Talis- man 2, 3, 4 . . . LOUISE OLSON: Art Workshop 4: Curtain Call Production 2, Latin Club 2: Talisman 2, 3, 4. PALMER, P. PALMER, R. PARKER PECHOTTA PELKEY PEOTFER PERRINE PETERS PETERSON, C --TP --. F? Q -v gy 17-1' M ee .za i.,f , PETERSON, R. PFUND PLAMANN POSSELT PRASHER PUFFER QUELLA RADTKE RAMMER BETTE RANDERSON: Bowling Club 4, Commercial Club 4 . . . HARRIET RASMUSSEN: Camera Club 4 . . . RICHARD RASMUSSEN: Football, trainer 2, 3, 4. JEANETTE REHBEIN: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4 . . , RICHARD REHMER: Archery Club 2, Operetta 4, Track 2 . . . CLARENCE REIDER: Curtain Call Production 4 Football 4, Latin Club 2, Track 2. RICHARD REINKE: General Course . . . HERBERT REITZ: Talisman 3 . . . MARILYN RETTLER: Cur- tain Call Production 4. Page 28 RICHARD PETERSON: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Talisman 4 . . . CAROL PFUND: Art Workshop 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Curtain Call Pro- duction 4, Nature Club 2 . . . RICHARD PLAMANN: General Course. RONALD POSSELT: General Course . . . LOIS PRA- SHER: Clarion 3, 4, Commercial Club, president 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman, co-business manager 4 . . . RICH- ARD PUFFER: General Course. CLEMENT QUELLA: Latin Club 2 . . , MARILYN RADTKE: Bowling Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Band 3, 4, Talisman 3, 4 . . . EDWARD RAMMER: Track 2, 3, 4. RANDLRSON R NSXIL SSYX H R HSMIISSEN R RPHBIIIN REHNIER REIDER RPINRE RLITZ RETTLER fw -I! if I Y' , U , qx X, it f ,',, QP are Q- MARILYN RICKERT: Nature Club 2 . . . JEAN RIESENWEBERZ Nature Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4 . . . GERALD RISTAU: Latin Club 2, 4, Library Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ROBL: G,A.A. 3, 4, Nature Club 2 . . ,JANE ROEDER: Debate 2, 3, German Club 3, 4, Nature Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4 . . . BETTY ROGERS: Bowling Club 4, Camera Club 3, Nature Club 2. EVERETT ROHDE: Archery Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . SHIRLEY ROHE: Curtain Call Acting 4 . . . DONALD ROSEN- BOHM: General Course. ROTH RLBBERT RUSSELL RYERSON SKNIDERS SCHEIBE SCHEMM SCHILTZ SCHLOSS F Q ,,. pn 4 xi X it X .luiff , rin!!-'I ' f X . :gg C is A 'B' I Q X K X 1... 1 44' ' wx Y Q Y? .I or-' 5 ' f 1, -' U Q 5 A 2 RICKERT RKESENWEBER RISTAU ROBL ROEDER ROGERS ROHDE ROHE ROSENBOHNI MARILYNN ROTH: Archery Club 3, Bowling Club 4, Clarion 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 4, German Club 3, 4 . . . GAILE RUBBERT: Pep Band 3g Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . JANICE RUSSELL: Clarion 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Quill andfScroll 3, 4. CAROLE RYERSON: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . DOROTHY SANDERS: General Course . . . JOYCE SCHEIBE: Commercial Club 4, Talisman 4. NORBERT SCHEMM: German Club 3, 4 . . . MAR- GUERITE SCHILTZ: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 . . .JEANNE SCI-ILOSS: Clarion 2, 3, co-sponsor- ship manager 4, Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, treasurer 4, Pep Band 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Players 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, co-captain 4. Page 29 ADELINE SCHOETTLER: Bowling Club 3, Clarion 4, G.A.A. 3 . . . PAUL SCHOMMER: General Course . . . FRED SCHRADER: Intramurals 2, 3, Track 2, Tumbling Club 4. EUGENE SCHREITER: General Course . . . RICHARD SCHROEDER: Intramurals 3, Visual Aids Club 2, 3 . . . ROY SCHROEDER: Intramurals 3. GENE SCHULDES: Basketball 3, 4, Latin Club 2 . . . JOYCE SCHULZE: Art Workshop 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . CAROL SCHU- MACHER: General Course. SEIDL SELIG SEMROW SENSE SHEBILSKE SHOLTS SIETH SMITH, M. SMITH, P. 4'-Q 0 gr., if--fe 4 Qu l NV, ' 'Z-. JC P g if K "7 SCHOETTLER SCHOMMER SCHRADER SCHREITER SCHROEDER, R. SCHROEDER, R SCHULDES SCHULZE SCHUMACHER LAWRENCE SEIDL: General Course . . . JOYCE SELIG: General Course . . . ETHEL SEMROW: Art Workshop 4, Bowling Club 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Talisman 4. JANICE SENSE: Bowling Club 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Talisman 4 . . .JAMES SHEBILSKE: Bowling Club 2, 3, president 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . THOMAS SHOLTS: Curtain Call Production 2, Intramurals 3, Library Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, president 4. JEAN SIETH: Bowling Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3 . . . MARJORIE SMITH: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, German Club 4, Pep Band 3, Student Council 4 . . . PATRICIA SMITH: Clarion 2, 4, Com- mercial Club, secretary 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Radio Players 2, 3, Student Council 2,Talisman, co-busi- ness manager 4. Pagc 30 . T' 3 S' SNOW SOMMER SONKOWSKY SPANGENBERG STAMMER STERNAGEL STERNHAGEN STEWART STILLMAN FREDERICK STOEGER: Football 4, Track 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, 4 . . . LOIS STORMFELTZ: German Club 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2, 3 . . . NORMA STRIEBY: Latin Club 2, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, State Music Tourna- ment 3. EUGENE STRUBE: Transferred from St. Louis, Mis- souri, 4. . .CARL STUMPF: Basketball 3, co-captain 4, Football 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Operetta 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Badger Boys' State 3 . . . CHARLES SYLVESTER: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Pep Band 2, Student Council 4. JOHN TAGGART: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . STEPHEN TALBOT: General Course . . . JOSEPH THEYEL: General Course. Page 31 BEVERLY SNOW: Bowling Club 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4 . . . NORMAN SOMMER: General Course . . . ROBERT SONKOWSKY: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Badger Boys' State 3, Flag Raiser 4, Latin Club 2, 3, co-consul 4, Student Council 3, 4, Talisman 4, Track 2, 3, 4. IVAN SPANGENBERG: Football 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Track 2, 3, co-captain 4, Badger Boys' State 3 . . . JEANNE STAMMER: Art Workshop 2, 3, president 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, secretary 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radio Players 2, 3, Talisman 3, 45 Badger Girls' State 3. . .ELLEN STERN- AGEL: Archery Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Radio Players 3. JOHN STERNHAGEN: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . BARBARA STEWART: Clarion 2,,3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Players 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . RICHARD STILLMAN: Curtain Call Acting 4, Curtain Call Production 4, Debate 4, Nature Club 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman 4, State Music Tournament 3. STOFGER STORMFELTL STRIEBY STRL BE STUMPF SYLVESTER TAGGART TALBOT THEYEL in af' . N 4 N I lt Q:- I Geal l .I '51 1 Q T' A "Egg," ' ,L We l in QA igi i' K' -snuff THIE5 THURK TREIBER TURKOW UNMUTH VAN ABEI. WAN AGTMAEL VAN CAMP VANCE DARLEEN VANDEN BERG: Curtain Call Production 4 . . .JOYCE VANDEN HEUVEL: Curtain Call Pro- duction 4 . . . RICHARD VANDER VELDEN: General Course. LEO VAN DRASEK: Football 3, Intramurals 3, Track 2, 3 . . . RICHARD VAN HANDEL: General Course . . . THOMAS VAN ROOY: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES VAN WEDDINGEN: General Course . . . MARY JANE VAN WEELE: Latin Club 2, 4 . - . SUSAN VELIE: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Student Council 3, Talisman 3, 4. Page 32 DONNA JEANNE THIES: Camera Club 3, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Debate 4 . . .JERRY THURK: Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4 . . . EDWARD TREIBER: General Course. LAWRENCE TURKOW: General Course . . . THOMAS UNMUTI-I: Football 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 . . . GERALD VAN ABEL: General Course. FRANK VAN AGTMAEL: Operetta 3, 4 . . . ROSE- MARY VAN CAMP: Student Council 2 . . . BRUCE VANCE: General Course. X 'INDEX HELX EL WAN HANDEL VAN WEELE X ANDEN BERG N AN DR ASER X AN XX EDDIXGI X VELIE 01.5 f wg? N59 l ap Q P ts I YW 'Q VANDER VELDEN VAN ROOY is ALICE VERKUILEN: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Talisman 2, 3, 4 . . . HOWARD WAGNER: General Course . . . ROBERT WARD: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. BETTY WARNER: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Talisman 3, Tum- bling Club 2, 3, 4. . .NORBERT WEBER: Visual Aids Club 3, 4 . . . RONALD WEBER: General Course. VICTOR WEBER: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . BENJAMIN WELLS: Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Operetta 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman 2, Visual Aids Club 2 . . . BETTY WERNER: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, vice- president 3, secretary-treasurer 4, Operetta 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Tumbling Club 2. WEST, E. WEST, M. WHITE WILLOUGHBY WILSON WILZ WISE WITI' WII IWER J Q Q 'I 1 .Q ' . ' 'P ,vi .Taxi E r Q . -A J . 7,31 N rl. ki ul . 6 RV" , . . "S- ir if Qu' VERKUILEN WAGNER WARD WARNER WEBER, N. WEBER, R WEBER, V. WELLS WERNER EUGENE WEST: Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Track 2, 3, 4 . . . MARVIN WEST: Basketball 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3 . . .JUDY WHITE: Archery Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Pl-IYLLIS WILLOUGI-IBY: Debate 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2 . . . JAMES WILSON: Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Oratory 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radio Players 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Talisman 3, Co-sports editor 4, Visual Aids Club 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, co-captain 4, State Music Tournament 3 . . . JAMES WILZ: Bowling Club 4, Tumbling Club 3. NIKI WISE: Archery Club 2, Art Workshop 3, 4, Camera Club 35 Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 . . .JOAN WITT: General Course . . . ROY WITTWER: General Course. Page 33 -wa, 9 BETTY WITZKE: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4 . . . LILA WOLDT: Commercial Club 4 . . . WILLIAM WOODEN: Camera Club 2: Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 3, 4. ALICE WOODS: Commercial Club 4, Latin Club 2: Li- brary Staff 4, Talisman 2, 4 . . . THOMAS WOODS: Visual Aids Club 2, 3, sergeant-ar-arms 4 . . . THOMAS XISTRIS: Tennis 2, 3, 4. ROY YENTZ: General Course . . .JAMES YOUNG: Bowling Club 2, 3, Football 3, co-captain 4: Track 3 . . . VERNON YOUNG: General Course. ZEH ZIEGLER ZIEXILR ZIERRE ZIXINIERMAN ZL LEQFR xg X 0 'X -'v s. 'QD' Q- Pagc 34 'rfb if .tab rfgk l an-Q TW' . ' 3 fi ' - 9 t , 4, I 1, i S r, 3' A X? ' X , ,tx Y Z2 I 0 'N fe. ,A Q? 1 X ' " . .4 f I I' ,t v. . 2 .-3 Ml 1,-K , I , Ria, 42,13 . H .lx . V ITZRL XX OLDT WOODEN XXOODS X WOODS, T. XISTRIS YIZNTZ YOUNG, YOUNG, W JOAN ZEH: Curtain Call Production 4: Orchesis Ari Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Council 3, Talisman 2 . . . ,IEANNE ZIEGLER: Bowling Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4 . . . GERALD ZIEMER: Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ZIERKE: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Players 3, Talisman 2, 3, co-editor 4. . . RICHARD ZIMMER- MAN: Bowling Club 2, Curtain Call Acting 4: Latin Club 4: Operctta 3, 4, Oratory 3, 4 . . . MARGARET ZULEGER: Curtain Call Production 4, G.A.A. 2: Orchesis 4, Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Council 3g Talisman 4. lf' AP 17 K if ffu. 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WZ, , -Y 'LQ ' f 1 'ff 3, 4 J' -1..,- M l v--'v' f.-'51 r -s F 'I Y X S Student Councnlors tap pfcrure back mu Kottke Casper Beaxers Fnmtraw Hesel ton Schmnege Mnsknmen Lnmperr Bottom pxrture back row Zeegers Kas rek Gruenwald Fnmxraw Stohlman oehr J ' 1 Class of 1952 R L NI L Nl 'Xcord Khrgns 'Kms -Xndarson Anllollnr 'Xuru BHIDIIIO Backc-s BEIITLAII Banu Burl-.cr Barrz Baum INLFS Bc-Lher Bcllmg BL nson B4 mln Bnrgnrnml Bgssmn Blrlxhnlz Iilarlf, Blank Bl:'1Clx Qs uk I' 2: 1'- 5 L-'LI Bloormr L Bohns uk Bonnu llln D Bork Boronmx Boxx llxx Bruult llllg IIFLIIFILL Bruxrulx BFLIIFILL Branmtlxu Hn uu' Bm xx sur Brmlxm Ill Brmn uhm B.fOlllll ard BFOLIIII ml Bruso Illlllhkll iurmusr r urn C lhm Cfunrrun Lxspgr Cuxtmr S Cl ll uxtslxx Christ nun Clulsunson Chrlstl mson Clos Ccxm n Colm n Coomx I Cornelius K -A i 1 cf s nk ! 1 'I D Crax cn Cross Cross Daclnl t Dalun Dalror Duusluuskr IDJIII IJJTIIHL, Dax D4 Braal DL Brum D Cvum DL nur IDIIHILL S Dltun Douglas D Dm xx s IUFILSSLII I Illvlxu Ilhllxe Ellgrxbc-Llxgr Izmlrer Lnggl Isus I' lllfllllxlllg Faxrglxllll Fnllngr Frlron hnuer PIQIQIS Flsnhgr Flanagan, N Foate C Franzlw Crarmr I 5 I A A H. 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Bottom, l'z'I1fFf,' First aid skills are demonstrated bv Allan Bc-ver, Bob Baier, Ronnie Frankland and Leon Hamilton in Coach Blacks gym class. Right: Peering through the Laurence College telescope at the starry heavens is Al Williams. I Page 47 Admimstratlon 111111 ...J in I-I Et 1 ii 1.1 X Q Mr Albrecht Mrs Hagen Mr Wollvwage Mrs Troytr Mr Weber Mr Strange Mr Douglas Mr Hannegan This is your School Board It is composed of civ1c minded citizens who help to set up the policies of our line schools Some of their many duties which always keep them busy are select ing teachers making recommendations for finances and choosing the curriculum These are no small yobs and the students as well as parents appreciate these guiding citizens Page 48 Superxising the com plete Appleton School System is not a simple yob Mr John P Mann as the Superintendent of schools carries out his duties faithfully and ex pertly to keep our schools in top condition Our principal, Mr. Her- bert H. Helble, brings a wealth of experience and a conscientious devotion for his work to the job. The respected and active leader of our school has guided A. H. S. to an al- most perfect school stand- ard. are-re ...f-ge 72" 'K Mf- John P- Mm' Mr. Herbert H. Helble mf Miss Frances Stewart can always be found M either occupied as the . Dean of Girls or advising 1 and supervising the Stu- I l dent Council. Miss Ste- , wart has a pleasant and .0 ' cheerful personality plus a fine imagination and x sympathetic understand- in I as f The lobs of assistant principal and Dean of Boys are held hv Mr Werner Witte, who bllblll carries them out with dispatch His high ideals for good conduct are help ful to all students and to A H S He also teaches in the Social Science De partment and acts as man ager for our athletic dc partment Nliss Frames Steu art r NN erner XX irre Our yanitors are largelv responsible for the m.unten.1nee of our hne high school and its grounds These custodians ein aluaxs he found with .1 cheerful smile and a hit of eonxersation while thex scrub polish heat and ridv up our school 11 45 exerv morning xx ill hnd Mrs Heclele readx to dish out food to hungrw students and faculty in her role is the cafeteria in integer ,fisl 'N xl X Nfr Peterson Nlr Milhexser Mr Weidman Xdrs Chadx Nlr Campshure Nils Kohler Mr Nrnold Nlr lun Mr Rahn Pa gc 49 2- x . 1 A i f - .1 se 73 h . I .1 ,Y , M Q 1 Q 1 ' f 9x C A ' s, ii' 4 . We I . A -- 1 M. '- - ' - .ss is I 1 1 S I A 'Y I , 43' . 2- ,i-. lit., v Mrs. C. P. Heckle r .- ' 7 'I A xX , 5 : 1 ,i I A .3 Al ,. 'V . X ' ' 1 . Y. x L- A, . ex ,XT I X ' . . v . X, N In q,, l t 1 24 I. Q rl- it T' g - 1 . i if i i , f V. :vp - ,f 'li A X' -9. -V Q51 Mr. Marvin Babler History Head, Head Track Coach, Vis- ual Aids Club Favorite Music: "Intermezzo" Mr. Jack Burroughs Biology, Backstage Favorite Music: "Clair de Lune" , bis' -A we-ld V ,wi ,: A l it - E Mr. Kenneth Edge History, Oratory Favorite Music: "Blue Danube Waltz" Page 50 Faculty DY , x X V Mr. David Black Tumbling Club,Physi- cal Education Favorite Music: "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" 4-6,5 'fi .YJ fa x w ,A 5. Mr. Ade S. Dillon History, Tennis, Head Football Coach Favorite Music: "Finlandia" I A 5 ,fl mmf ax, . -G',g,.f' 3' 'e"i'i,l 5 + r 1, 1 5 1 Mr. Anthony Bacich Orchestra Favorite Music: "Mendelssohn Vi- olin Concerto" ,rr 54? Y ,1 .Ili wr? R ,4 a Mr. Harry Cameron Industrial Arts Head, Lockers Favorite Music: "Alice BlueGown" jr,-. . si if acl ' Mr. Gus Ediger Chemistry, Assistant Football Coach Favorite Music: "Anything by Guy Lombardo" T r 2 f 5 1 i. ' Mr. Harold Briese Social Studies Favorite Music: "Twelfth Street Rag" 2 fs' li Mr. john Doerfler German, German Club, Backstage Favorite Music: "lm Wald und auf der Heide" 'T if i 'Nw in 55+ 'x ti' 'ff Miss Ethelwyn Baerwaldt Assistant Librarian Favorite Music: "Beautiful Wiscon- sin" Qi? g tg-A if, It Mr. Sidney Cotton Printing Favorite Music: "Polkas" if 5, Miss Pauline Gaertner Physical Education, G,A.A. Favorite Music ' "Gaiete Parisi- ennen Miss Borghild Anderson English, Quill and Scroll Sponsor Favorite Music: "God Bless Amer- ica" Miss Myrtle Brooks English Favorite Music: "Symphonies" Pye" Miss Hazel Duling Mathematics Head Favorite Music: "Ave Maria" 1 , -K .xg ft: T' x 7' i 'lx if 4 QMJ 2 24111 Miss Kathleen Hettig Physical Education, Orchesis Favorite Music: "Hora Staccato" Mr. Kenneth Kuemmerlein Art, Assistant Track Coach, Art Work! shop Favorite Music: "Riders In the Sky." 50 5. A qgv Q fx T Miss Mary O'Leary Home Arts Favorite Music: "Believe Me If All Those Endear- ing Young Charms." r'f Miss Mmm Gefiafh Mr- E.J0hn Goodrich . Q Mr' Ray Hamm Tv v 5 1 Chorus Favorite Music: "El Amor Bruion I , I ' W 1' lf? A i , Miss La Verne Kniebusch English, Latin, Latin Club Favorite Music: "Some Enchanted Evening" 5 YK .. wk -fr 4-.nl , 4 X " vw' ' Miss Ruth McKennan Speech Head, Declamation, Dramatics, Curtain Call Favorite Music: "White Christ- mas." X ui Xl "aa ? l 1:5 l Historv, Economics, Mechanical Drawing A' f " . I ' in Talisman g.. Athletics Mrs. Donald Himebaugh Spanish, English, Spanish Club Favorite Music: "La Golondrina 4 A Ply .4 1.5, Miss Laura Livermore Commercial, Com- mercial Club Favorite Music: "Indian Love Call." I A2-'-3' I 'If Miss Elizabeth Plowright History, Extempore Clarion Favorite Music: "When Day ls Done." Favorite Music: "Old Man River" 65+ .l, avr' Miss Elsie Kopplin Language Head, Latin, Latin Club Favorite Music: "Believe Me If All Those Endear- ing Young Charms." Miss Ruth Mielke Librarian Favorite Music: "The Old Refrain." ,.a-4 va Miss Adela Klumb English Head Favorite Music. "Clair de Lune" 1 xp 3 4.9 ,Q V .K Q Mrs. Julia McKenna Nurse Favorite Music: Enjoy Yourself Mr. Walter Pribnow Science Head, Physics, Noon Patrol. Favorite Music: "Trees, " Favorite Music: "Yes, We Have No Bananas" Qi' X. Mr. Bruno Krueger Commercial Head, Talisman, Commer- cial Club Favorite Music: "Scheherazade." '45 f- Mr. E. C. Moore Band Favorite Music: "Some Enchanted Evening." ra .X J ff., . Page 51 I 3 , so I if 'F Q., , Mr. Myrlon Seims Industrial Arts, Head Basketball Coach Favorite Music: "Strauss Waltzes" 1 5 4--x 14-Q, Miss Gene Warzinik English, Back Stage Favorite Music: "Dear Hearts and Gentle People" Miss Mildred Nussbaum Clerk Favorite Music: "Always" Page 52 Miss Leone Robichaud Commercial, Com mercial Club, Cafeteria Favorite Music: "Polonaise" B-if fx -l t 7-x v W r. :4 -F fi' Miss Vida Smith Mathematics Favorite Music: "Perfect Day" "-sf' IN! Mr. Lawrence Witzke Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Bowling Favorite Music: "On the Banks of the Wabash" Ep v ...L Mr. Herbert Simon Commercial, Com- mercial Club, Asst. Track, Asst. Athletic Manager Favorite Music: "Semi-Classical Music" 'GQ :. f- Mr. Hubert Wetak Mathematics, Debate Favorite Music: "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" J ae: I, Ls Miss Lois Strover Clerk Favorite Music: "I'1l String Along With You" Mr. Kenneth Sager Social Studies Favorite Music: "In Provence" gf: . " X , . '9 Miss Catherine Spence Home Arts Head Favorite Music: "Some Enchanted Evening" ff we er: .,-.- Q 'Q' . Q x if ,,.. 0 f '?i 'ffi 5 -,., : - f , lf? : :,,: "Vie ii? iiai Miss Annabelle Wolf English, Clarion Favorite Music: "Dreamer's Holiclayn fr? 7.4u.'e I e-,r I . ei! fic f ., ,I 2, X. , I-H, , :E , a' : nf - xv- Miss Minne Smith English Favorite Music: "Peer Gym" . any-N I at Y 5 at v l. if Miss Marjorie Williams English, Talisman Favorite Music: "Ave Maria" 'Q ANS. f' 'Y' Mr. Charles Scribner Biology, Nature Club Favorite Music: "Ahl Sweet Mystery " L. Mr. Vernon Thorson Commercial, Social Science, Asst. Coach Favorite Music: "Star-Dust" Mr. Vernon Zimmerman Biology, Asst. Coach, Camera Club Favorite Music: "Home on the Range" SYN S O x0 00 NCC. 7.66 4 e, OQMOQ Cb' Z QNAXO 'Q Q,xX0 goo KO Xi Z 0 09 z- S9095 Q M 930 X 5e.6NO Q5 N545 P age 53 I I f' x W X ' .il I . S ' 1 4' T fl 5 ' ' T, Q J 1 f - n ' . 64 'fl 'f f 'ight , l' .- 3 k 05 , t 0 A 'YN we :LS S T sg an j Q X 5 K K Ie nnet Rislou, Ann Hammond, Pat Hartz, .ind Rose-niarx Hanig voralize. will Ye r- . . A9 J 'tv - -A p Y 1wxstsVCkLkwit,umvXF Clex er L-,Megs G Ovxve S-AO' S 05 ths lynn Rochr V atkimg' A B'3'fl3lImfmbJ are reall," On thealid Dunk Boronou OlAH:.XveY5 an ouvmot Clam' . . me xv Pretty Sharp l ti ' l ' th roove when they presented their The sophomores were te nite v in e g Doing 5 Pecraculgr acrob . 5,-SSE, and R atics are Don Y annual talent show on October 6, 1949. The clever emcees, elected bv the entire sophomore class, were Glynn Roehr and Dick Boronow. From begin- ning to end the production was packed with talent with everything from ' ' ' ' lf ' ' A h l f the best of vocal technique to the most agile acrobats. Right on ant a ter each act were the emcees ready with a sharp, quick line describing the follow- E ' l d d in the s arkling program was a graceful act of ballet. ing act. ven inc u e p' Beautiful lighting effects were provided bv the backstage crew. Simple but effective backgrounds enhanced the effect desired for each act. Props and make-u completed the atmosphere of an excellent presentation, The entire P roduction was assembled under the direcuon of Miss Ruth McKennan, the P backstage problems- were handled by Mr, Jack Burroughsg and the make-up was directed bv Miss Gene Warzinik, Page 54 0' Massey'- yngf 1. st' v- gtvi 231931 ffm Mr ofes ive? X Cl lsklme - OQXXOGXDWL audi! Eel is backed 9? OK iggllog' N131-,iL"5. .1-iglr by Don P i xc!0f' he brew of X 5 t et SUT Stamm einne Homecommg Hompoms waxmg bands playmg and students laughmg were all a part of the wonderful turn out for the home commg weekend The clever colorful floats symbohzed the fight that was d1splaved at the game whlch saw Green Bay East get a beatmg to the score of 26 to 12 W1th the commg of the festn al das crowds of exclted teen agers swarmed the Asenue scarmmg anx1ously for the Hrst ghmpse of thenr marchmg classmates After the davs h1ghl1ght the blg game the Ap letomarms trxumphantlv jomed the tradltxonal sna e dance endmg at Soldxers Square In the evenmg a dance marked by success and happmess closed the gala das s celebratlon is M Ji? 'Jiri is 'i Annan b-on-Q., A sample ofthe fight the Terrors displayed against East is shown by Dashner. y or APPRQOU lp S I 'Dm 011,011 5 rA'l7,-1 S Uris U U10 I 6 S If I7 6' 6177183 S A comxcal float ns presented bs a H1 Y x gf 501111 2 ded S E' COIOI, I dmak Ill 6 o e cheerlhmpofllg Wh , Cfowd Omore Page L n l'lam1luxn Daud K 30 l v Nm Mum Mxke Hammond Oscar Schmnege X X X' lv, N D1 his 7 QT Aw I I L W" " K OFPIIH Ghb Tongues An .1nnu.1lutLmporaneou5 mural lu5Ld on topms of Lur I'Lf1E mtcrest h.15 been hgld 51nLL 1929 ,15 ,1 IULl1lOI'ldl to Tad B l 0 ton .md Cdrleton Roth, txxo Applgton H1 h 9 h l 5, L oo 5tudgnt5 xx ho droxx md IU l.,1Le W1nnLh.1go Th15 xgar5 foren51L 55115011 upgmd Ncmxwmlmr 30 xx1th thu ext Lmporg LontL5t OIWLIIIIIQ thy proqr51111 xx lb Hglm HL15e xxlth hu 5Ll"L5C1OIl C, C,ontrollul9 Leon Hamllton Lxputlx prL5e.ntLd l115 topu l5 hg Umtell State5 Headpd for 1 DLprL551on2 ObLdF,SLhII1lLgL nur forth h 1 lb x1ux5 on C,h1n1 undpr C,OITllNUll1bI1L Rulg Todax lndm a World Poxur xx,15 d15Lu55ul hx lX1IU M ummf., and Daxnl lxopplm 5trL55ul 5on1L f,1Lt5 lbour Lo nn1un15n1 1n thy Lmtcd St,1tL5 Wmnmg th15 LontL5t for the thml mar, Nhlxg Hamrnoml pruentgd h1s x1exx on thy Umtgd St,1te5 Dnfense FOFGUBIC p1n5 xx em axx .zrdgd to the 5115 5pe.1kers hx VI155 F hzaheth Ploxx r1ght xx ho Lo.1che.d thun 5,5 5 on in 'XEOINIL lnugx BL F' Helen H8150 Page 56 nv., wma V, xlS0n Kdren S1lver Throats Ftxe students partlelpated ID thxs xeu s annutl Helss Oratorxeal Reextal Vlxke Hammond, ludged the most out standtng orator, spoke mf the netrness of demoertex and the lmportanee of leeeplng ll allxe karen Vlaeseh xx arned agalnst soelallstle gox ernment, xx hlle Rlehard Lxmmerman expressed xlexxs on raelal preyudlee The lmportanee of xotmg was stressed bx .lmes Wllson, and Helen Helse s oratlon was on lllwertx or lleense of speeeh Nflr lxenneth Fdge eoached the speakers F1xe other speakers presented orlglnal oratlons Ill the runner up eontest Oscar Sehmlege dlseussed The Lnem1es xxlthln Our Gates ames Close asked Do We Want Compulsorv Health Insuraneeu and R1ehard Boronoxx pre sented The Commumst Mxth Robert Sonleoxxskx 5 p Robert Bethl-.e s oratlon was entltled Amerlea s lreononne Promzse lr Kenneth Sager xx as the eoaeh to tc xxas Chrlsttanttx on Tr1.1l, and lid Lf sg zz mg Rrchard Boron 'T Rlchard Zxmmerman Mxlce Hammond M'4heh g., am! Roberfso k ow -Innes Clos n ovxskx Rob e Oscar Schm eff Berhke 10 e S Helen Hense Page 57 2: O x we V 'v,- 1 - . , ' '- '.f-' , , t 4 K I -f .s . 'X . I . B- , 1 f, -, . B- .L , .Q .-- , , , -, ,,, , .,, , , A ., - ,, V s - V' r- ' "l .' . - v 4 .- X ,x ,l. ,- "- , , ,'.'. ,' ,- ', v Y -s L s- -A - '. s ' ' , 1 e , ,e , , xl A . . . . E , - - - s -- --, 4 , , A vl ' I .-"- ,- -- , " V, 'I . v x i h -. -Q - ,. . I , , V - Qi V 1 " '- 'f : '. ' . s . f Q g kr . - f- ' v ' ' n . .v g . ' fa 1 , 5 ."' x 1 Ser1ous Declamauon Frye grrls coached by MISS Ruth McKennan pre sented the serious declamatory contest Aprrl 24 VIar1e holler ln The Lnttlest Angel by Charles Tagyy ell told of a four vear old boy who suddenly finds hnmself 1n heayen vshere he has a hard trme conformmg to angellc standards Only when the Chrrst Chxld IS born IS the Lrttlest Angel accepted by the heay enly mhabrtants The recentlv success ful Broadvy ay play All My Sons bv Arthur 'Vllller was Karcn Maeschs declamatlon I lf the father realizes that the death of his son was comparable to the death of ey ery son ln the war or as he says I guess they are ALI. MY SONS The famrlrar Lrttle Women by Loulsa May Al cott was anet S1ll1man s cholce She deplcts the deyotxon among the four srsters especlally tem pestuous o and the fra1l Beth Blackout b Essex Dane had for 1ts background the 1ntr1gue of the last war As portrayed bv eanne Stammer Dr Conoyer who suffered an eve rnjurv wh1le servmg wrth the medlcal corps 1n Afrlca 15 able to 1ntercept a would be spv oyce Krlmer s poem declamauon of proneer llfe The Praxrle Tree bv Wrll Hagen Votces 1n Harmony Humorous Declamat1on Mr Kenneth Sager drrected the humorous de clamatory recrtal presented May 4 Dnck Boronoyy s declam Plgs Is Plgs by Ellis Butler dealt with the problems of an 1rate customer who felt confldent the statron master was gyppmg h1m out of the monstrous sum of ten cents In Erght on a Pass wrxtten by Hrlton Turner Nancy Chudacoff de prcted the reactlons ofa rather fool1sh and poy ertv stricken famlly on thelr first trlp to the carnry al The trxals and tr1bulat1ons of Father suddenly relegated to the role of mere b111 payer were por trayed 1n Father of the Brrde by Edward Streeter Gretchen Hardt carrred Father through the horror of the announcement weddxng and receptlon Barbara Spoerl s selectlon was Junror Prom from We Shook the Famrly Tree bv Hlldegarde Dol son The begrnnxng of the prom couldn t haye been worse Freddv arrxy ed complete wlth short pants and umbrella Howey er Freddy s cousrn fresh from college sayed the dav A yerv loquacrous nurse whose fiye preyrous patrents had dred much to the dlscomfort of her present employ er IS de scribed IH Qulet Zone by Rmg Lardner anet Mackesy s declam Page 58 Smzlxng Spoerl Borono and Chudacoff .Yearel Hardt and Mackesy .V . L . - . 7 . . , ' nn ' J uv , . , - - 7 7 Y Y Y I. Y 'Y J . J 1 7 ' l. . . , h Q ' l . n v . , V 7 .rr l V ' - l , I H - J . - , Q Y - I J . , . f I I 7 ' . .J 3 .Ytanz1in:g.'MaeSCh, Koller, and Srammer. .fearedx Silliman UTFCCS, added tO the beauty of Joan Sllllman S and Silliman. ' ' ' , " ' ' ," 7 Y ' A ' 1 , - V - Y - , - , . . V , dv' ' , . 3 I ' J '. I 1 I Q A V Y 7 I ,Y 1 ' .' , J n' .' , w, . 1: XXXOE oe? 'J W xei Vex P15414 Ch Y 9 S0 J 6 'A-,EXXQGXQ O:Of:o1fTJ:'51fgT1PSon Szllrmm H Q0 Q0 0 elltr taht thc rcurfiiflgvntrl Pdrmu ca Grve My Regards to Broadway The lnx from Alabama xx as the t1tlt ofCurta1n Call s hrst one att play presented on Ottobtr 24 The settlng xx as 1U the br1de s bedroom on the dax of her scheduled xx eddmg The plot xx as xx ox en around her brtdesmard s attempt to steal the bmdtgroom x superstmons Curtam Call s annual Christmas produttlon on De cember 15 xxas entrtled The ueen s Chr1stmas b Ahct Gerstenberg The settlng durlng t e rug and the costumes brought to the student bodx a tx p1 cal Chrxstmas of old England The Cllmax of the lax xxas reached xxhen tht ueen became so moxe bx the storx of Chr1st s blrth that she lmmedlatelx pro h n of ueen Fllzabeth snr'-sr"" ws 'M Retza IS grxen some hastx orders bx Qthmrege Lpper ugh! pmture Derbx and Hart that together xxhtle Nluslumen and Bataxlle g -:et Clark the duke Loxx er rght plcture Takmg the-rr nnal boxx are 'xlrsltlmen lt 'xlclntxre Rubbert LaRose Qthmexqe Hart Oa e 'Nfaesth Clark Lanclls Bataxlle and Derbx 1 cla1med her falth and xxent about domg I-trnd deeds The background mus1e was furmshed bx a group of chorus members dlrected bx MISS Mar1on Gerlach lt VIISS Ruth 'Vlelsennan dramatlc superx1sor 'Vlr ac Burroughs productlon d z1n1k head of make up xx ere 1n Charge of the plaxs lrector and 'Vhss Gene War Page 59 . 4 frf 1,4 x A l r X f ' 4. 3 r 4. l 'g, ' ' . I , f . S Y ' A .av . ,x D V , v . A S. FQ- l 4 ,, ',f ' . . ,'- ' A, , x ' , 9 , ,. , A , O. fl ' ,Y A Y A I T ' '- ,iv ' . .3 ' , li ' .1 ' A , T T . . Y ., 1 N - x'1th her southern charm, soft accent, and all her , - , ' , Y ' A as Q ' ' we T ' Q , . I , i l . Y' .... I ' 1 Tha thorns praises the powers of poetrx xuth Elltn Conntllx md Conmt ll tsch tht mo mumr p untlpal lorterol t nm Wxlson thc Kmg of tht Plrates leads hrs band ID ont of thc mam nratltal .urs sun rhrou hour tht o crttta E P g Yi 6511 The Production Crew headed bw Thor Hansen puts up some scenerx Page 60 fs v Mant Koller thc Mayor General s fuorxtt daughter wants pamnrlx for htr cnrrantt on stagt Ieanette Rehbem the prrates mald of all work pleads w1th Drck Zlmmerman as Frederxck to take her wxrh hxm as he IS leavmg the plrate band xn an attempt ro abolish all pnracs The Pmztef o Penzance bs Gllbert and Sulln an was the annual operetta presented by the Appleton Hlgh School chorus The coloratura soprano lead was outstandmgls sung by Marle Koller whrle Dlck Llmmerman was the romannc leadmg tenor Mayor General Stanley s wards the Mayor bemg Harry Clark are quite startled when a band of plrates leap out at them demandlng that they be marrled 1mmed1ately The clexer scheme used bv the 'Vlayor IS qulte deceitful and adds to the CXC1I1Dg and amusmg atmosphere carrxed out through the whole pro duction The Curtam Call Producuon crew headed by Mr jack Burroughs, was mdrspensable 1n domg all back stage work Make up was headed by MISS Gene Warzrnlk wh1le Mlss MHFIOU Gerlach and M1ss Ruth McKennan dlrected the choral and clramatlc work respectlvelv In ll ,I -I ' -2 L r lil the -if Jmll lj I ,X ' X t H 7 X N ,Ga id.:- J- I , V- ,I l I l A I . A-1 1 A A " pf. 5 , Pirates Arc Back Again f ,lflxf ,x, ,Q D ' D I I' A-V x . ' lr U IV!! KA 1 V - w - ' V , V !l.'sv . ,gr A C , , D D - V ., if ill ,T L.: E' ' - With Heart and Voice Miss Marion Gerlach's Con- tinuous efforts have led to a well- trained group of choral singers during the 1950 session. The chorus, consisting of 94 members, displayed an outstanding per- formance in "The Pirates of Pen- zance."'This group also took part in the annual Christmas concert, pep sessions, and the spring fes- tival held at Neenah. vs. I if I 'l"""' Iii' Qvo 1'5" we , 1 s"!'4' A. , ,a w J 44 . .,. 'e-h'f,i.tf-'7f7'. u X . up , 'Z .. 'T- ifai. '-E52 , if 'I' ,.5 ,f-fiw.. .H J . Q A. , .... , D -'-,f.1q. 4- A. ' 1-'-SSW' ' '- . ,..,.,-:AQ .'.7!',"-'33 ..,., gh. ,'. ,qu . ...- U T L af- . .gv"L, v . :...:'.,- I v ., .,,..: . L-,1..'-.' - rf' , ljg,-' ' . . nu'-J' ' - , fir-.r-'p -. Rohe, Sthiltz, Heselron, Werner, Rehbt-in. Center Dnnsirn, Fmlrus, Landis, Cary, Douglas, Connellx. From' Belling, Bartman Maiithe,-latohs, Karan! PlII!lf:',ibJi'k.' renors -Grist, Potter, Beav Stetfen, llessette, Dathelct, Miller, Kettleson, Cwzferx Hein, Wulfgrrun, Cyrtrnns, Shackelron, Mielke, Krueger, Bork. Frwr: Helms. Stillman, Lemons, Rehmer, Larson, Zimmerman. hifi! Pztmre, bark: sopranoselioller, Bausch, Biason Geenen, Oake, Staedt, Leisering, Ellefson, Marske Miss Gerlach. Center: Ponarh, Culbertson, Asmus Ryerson, Lc-cker, Van Dinter, Beford. Fran: Lefvioine, Mittlestadr, Nehls, Doerller, Mader Glassnap. awer Future, luck: basses-Blount, Stum f, Bruehl Sylvester, Wilson, Barber, Moriarty, Wells, Theyel Perrine. Center: Hannomann, Keating, Van Agtmael jochman, Kunsrman, Piette, Coonen. Front: Miski men, Rubbert, Helble, Krueger, Bartman, and Lan dusky. pper Pzrrure, lurk: Altos- Godfrey, Srhmitz, Roeder, ers. Page 62 String Time L N Top rou imos Stewart Hanig Heller Maesch Mxdrllepxcrure top Koehler Crasin uneau Maxis bottom Mr Bacich Errl Sigman Cohen Mueller Bottom pzcture tap Yan Rwzin Kasworm Schuchnecht Ohman battom Stewart Retza Schulze Kluball The orchestra, under the enthusiastic guidance of Nlr -Xnthonx Bacich, continued to grow in personnel and prowess The interest increased at the semcstcr and con tinued to increase as the xcar progressed Dailx rehearsals of the group are held during the thirl hour 'xiayor at tivities ofthe year were the Christmas and Spring Concerts incidental music for the Senior Class Play and the annual music tournament. Members of the orchestra also par- ticipate in ensemble playing and the college orchestra. :fix I No Ill Winds Our well uniformed band takes an active part in many of Appleton High School's extra-curricular activities. Under the direction of Mr. E. C. Moore, members partake in the wearls music festival, annual Christmas Concert, graduation and a performance for the student body. Participants of the band meet during fourth hour for dailw practice Vlost of the members' mothers belong to the 'Vlusic Mothers, while a few members belong to the college band Students are proud of the fine band we have. Battnm pzctunf op Xan Rxzin Redlln Blertlt Thiel Whiting Knudsen .lewnl Mech 'Wlech Berger Box tam -lures Wadsworth Striebx L Lpper pxrfure top Y an Root Stark Leonard Hoffman Nlicheln Mcflonagha Thxfl Gross Melchert Russell Kohl Lembcke Seroml Ben tle Nlumme Zeiss Brink man Bottom Batlex Braarz NfrJJ!e picture tap Ham mond Kopplin Lowrv Nir Nloore Faurrb Rubberr Haul. Kahler bpargenbcrg bimpson hottler Engel Brinkman arxis Thin! Frank Zeurzius Rislow Niassex X anden Heuw el Dalton Gruenuald Dim lk Webb Aaron! Eggerr Riescmseber Kiefer Stew art Radrlte Chapmtskx Bottom Komtzer Nialueg Lueders Schloss .1' ',.,. 1. , . i' l 7 - ! 3 ,!' ' ,V . I v A h ,J . , - f, i , , - . 1 n y i L 1 - " a Y ' ' 1 l - i ' 1 - ' a Q ,- . l - . ' 41 Four Cheers for Jom Lomttlx togtther vxlth romantt mtl susptnst matlt tht .1nnu.1l stmor tlass pltu on Nltzrch 25 a LlLllIllU. hut 'Iht fast moxmg ttmpo .mtl tht mam Ull5L1ULlLI'5IZlI'lLllI'lg5 htztl tht tntlrt t.1st on tht xtrte of httllam sextral trmts fam Clveezf 17 0 II x as xxrrtttn hx Phillip Dunnmg mtl L C' Lrghton .mtl was txttl ltntls tlrrtttttl for prtstntltxon hx Vllss Ruth Mtlxtnrmr. Tht thrtt Att tomttlx rtxolxtl .lrountl tht l astxsorth slsttrs who, unltnmxn tu thtu untlt, tool. oxtr his summtr homt, Crtstlmg llmnmg to trrsh sotlttx mtl mttt LllQ,,llWlLHlLl1 thtst girls tht mglttl thtmstlxts Top rou lxolltr Summer md Hard: Lkflfltl 'Xh t and can Easmtmrrh rtspttrnclx ntl omt rhtrr Uncle Gtorgc portraxtd hx lxopplm Hlrtlt tltstrlbts htr plan to Nlaesth 7711 mu Hlxmmontl hrtls farewell to Lrmpt-rt Lrzzrt Tmtthtll 3rlmu Matsth Srammtr Hammontl .mtl Htrrlmg look on .as Kopplm returns untxpettttllx Hammond as Frtd Rogtrs Barrow mu Xl rlson txplams tht hght x hrl Ohman nursts Hamrlron Nlr Burroughs .xtllusts tht str bttort tht shou Page 64 tl xthof mt 4 1 mm, zptlx wrtrut lx Glttthtn Hutt xx.1s tht ol ltst of tht l zstxxorth girls .mt tht mt lrgrtsslxt tmugh om xxx t t N ns 1 prtt t, , t llll t SIlHlIl1LI',VNl10VN rs tht rttog ftt htzutx t f 1 Nkhrlt trxmg, to srmrt 4 hus luntl for A ltt, htr xoungtr slsttrlsttltll or NIJYIL lxolltr umttl t t rolt 0 mart tommtt sotlttx t 1 e l xstxxorth s xxtrt is ut llthx .ts tht front thtx put up Nllltt Hstmmontl portrixttl Frttl Rogtrs, A ntrxous hm who was htmg hountlttl h tht polrtt .mtl sought rtfutgt JI Crtstlmg lxartn Nltttsth ID htr rolt of Kunt Hurttnst lstxxorth was ,1 stunmrg, l ' s. , . 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Dennis Herrling made the big burly detective of story books come true, and Lois Limpert as Lizzie, the slow-moving cook, evoked laugh- ter each time she lumbered onto the stage. Ellen Connelly was the over-anxious mother of a model child, Beth Bantling, played by Millie Ney. Beth became infatuated with Billy Dudley, Tom Lemons, an exuberant senior. The part of extremely nervous, high-strung Uncle George Wemstable was handled by Dave Kopplin. Leon Hamilton carried the part of Rinaldo Gomez, a romantic appearing Argentinian who was after Albertine Ches- ter's money. Albertine was portrayed by Sherry Ohman, who brought down her nose after Ralph Eastworth, jim Wilson, spanked some sense into her. Albertine's father, Bob Sonkowsky, a very distinguished man, found his match in Aunt Hortense. The cast was rounded out with Dick Zimmerman as joe X Bantling, and Bob Bethke as Robert Brent who A fell with Letitia and Alice, respectively. Besides the cast of the play, many other stu- 'Q dents and members of the faculty worked hard to make Crestling a modernistic summer home. Mr. Jack Burroughs was production manager . and was assisted by Mr John Doerfler, con struction, and Miss Gene Warzinik make up . ,X 7. ir, I Q., , ., ,, 1 V, 'f J hi ,sg n . 0' Qlqg.. S' Top mu Herrlxng presents his card to Hammond Znlrau Sonkoxsskx and Hammond look for the httitnous little gold pm lrlrau The tast takes ts Mae-sch and Hardt xx arch amused Herrllng Selzes Hammond while the dismay ed onlookers are kopplm Hardt Conmlli and Llmrlltfm-1f1 Page 65 I . i . ' V ' , V' - v ' ' l, I , , ik' u , 1 X I g , Y 0 V A lx 2 " ' SZ.: i ini 2' ' A ,- . . , I '- PAH V 5:53 as Q K' . , A A , I , "1 Q , . gi ' l I . , 4 - , vp' i i 's' ' . 2 , 9 '.' I I . i '.' ' ' ' ' ' -' vi 'ii 'fl i ' ' " curtain call. Bonam row: Stammer, Koller, Hardt and Hammond read the startling news of his arrest. As Wilson arrives to discover Hammond, the but tr Page 66 Upper left Erghteen xear old Roger Kxam stresses a point uhxle tellnng of hrs experiences In Europe Upper rzght The plcture xsn t upsxde dovsn xt s yust john Ntchols He does thus to get hrs prcture nn L1 e Center Suspended tn a1r9 Nope only a topsx turn trampolme tumbler from the Unnersttx of Illnnors Lauer Left A Vestmghouse demonstrator IS explamxng the prtnclples of electronlcs to a seemrngls screntufic A H S audxence Lauer rrgl-r A saxophone x nrtuoso ts Cecll Leeson featured u :th the Rochester Phrlharmonlc Sound Off Dur1ng the past school year the student bodv has had the pleasure of belng entertamed by xartous groups and 1nd1v1duals Although each presented a drfferent tw pe of enterta1nment all proved to be very good Ten lyceums a debate, student plays, commumtw smgs pep sess1ons held rn the gvm and an electronic demonstratlon comprlsed a well balanced program Roger Kxam, a Rochester, Mtnnesota h1gh school student, told us of hls experlences here and abroad In the muslcal held Cectl Leeson a saxophone urtuoso, George Campbell an excellent song leader and varrous communxtv smgs tuned our muslc ear ohn Nlchols the voung man featured IH L: e standmg on hls head IU front of ex ery state capltol Captured h1s audtence w1th hls wrt and humor One of the most popular features was two students from the UHIXCFSIIV of lllmoxs who performed on the mats and the trampolme vuth breath takmg twlsts and turns to the deltght of all Other assemblxes were The House of 'vIag1c, featurrng a Wesunghouse demonstrator, Luc1lle LaChapelle, T J Corgan, Paul Burke, Edward Rowlands, and Norman Webster, whose comments on Shakespeare sw ere serv fasc1nat1ng 1 l . , . . , . v , , . 1 , ' 1 , 1 , y V . . . . 1 ' 7 Q I , , 'J - . f , - v v r v - - t. . .- A - ' v V ' I . if .QW 'r'.s - nik' xp' --, . J I .1-f ' 0,- 'Vs r- wx-I 151,-JV' f -If 1 ha X P, vp, fl ATHLETIC 1"'x ' r - .,s ,nn I r-A X 1 L Sf! r'- ' 'Qin bg 554 ': Ya. rj 5,4 jx. , if '4 3 r .bfi T' -. 4X 0- "" ,., rf Vx ' s f'l .-w?:',.v 14 4-'-S' , .4 ' 'W ' ""' ff!! ' 5 1 'L 10 Donated to Appleton Athletic Year Bark raw: Coach Dillo Sievers, Reider, Grosskopf, M. West, Kloehn, Thomack, Peterson, Roeder, Hanneman Shackleton Redlm Wolfgram Robertson, Harmon, Iiocklin, Brandt, Coach Hamann. Middle row: Rasmussen, G. West, Sonkovsslcy llek Bod av Kung Spangenberv Dashner, Brockhaus, Kunstman, Ziemer, Herrling, Moriarity, Geenen, Rector, Nieland, Kafura, Gloede F ontr Pfefferle Ar her Svlx stef Bethke, Stumpf, Mitchler, Unmuth, Schultz, Schulze, Groth, Stoeger, E. Noffke Lopas P Noffke Appleton ..,. Appleton ..,. Appleton .... Appleton .... Appleton ..., Appleton .,.. Appleton .... Appleton .,.. X S Lf "Z -5:50 THE APPLETON SEASON Menasha ..,.... Fond du Lac ..... Green Bay West. . Sheboygan North. Green Bay East. . . Sheboygan Central Oshkosh ......... Manitowoc .,... FINAL FOX RIVER VALLEY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Oshkosh .......,. Green Bay West. , APPLETON ...., Manitowoc ...... Sheboygan North. Fond du Lac .,... Green Bay East. , . Sheboygan Central Page 68 One Season of Excellent Football Though hampered bv rnyurres all season the Apple ton l-hgh School Terrors fmrshed an excellent season wrth srx YVIIIS and only two losses to end up m th1rd place Sparked by all conference Carl Stumpf who was runner up rn the league scorrng race and Bob lung most xaluable plawcr the Drllonmen left a formldable record Thls record IS ex en more rem trk able slnce the Terrors were prcked rn pre season crxs tal gazmg to end up rn the second Ll1N1SlOI'l The season s opener saw 'Vlcnasha s Bluelaxs fall under the crushlng power of the Appletonlans 34 7 Fond du Lac s Cardmals mxaded Appleton for the hrst Fox Valley Conference game After a n1p and tuck passlng game Appleton s grldmen turned back Terrv Hutchins and Company 26 25 for the closest game of the year It was the second time m three wears that Appleton had beaten Fondy bv 1 pomt The Terrors then took to the road to down Don Rondous West Wlldcats at Green Bas 257 and the season The fourth straxght XICEOFY was gaxned at the ex pense of Sheboygan North s Golden Ra1ders who looked l1ke rustx brass as the mlghty yuggernaught took xt easy and scored only 12 pomts to North s O After a shaky start Appleton settled down and eleed out thezr flfth strarght w1n 1n an excrtrng home Iliff rP""'2 e comrng game as the Terrors trampled Green Bay Easts Red Deuls 2612 and avenged last wears homecommg loss to East Smashrng fullback Tom Berry led the Central Redrnen on the field and led them off aga1n wxth the stmg of the 23 13 defeat for Appleton s touchdown crazy football team s s1xth stralght xrctorv Thxs game saw rm SICXCYS last full time appearance as he suffered a palnful leg myurv But then the bottom ofthe barrel fell out and so d1d the Terrors as Oshkosh s rough and readv elexen stopped the A H S grrdders 1n a heartbreaker 17 13 and made the Appleton bench look l1ke an lnhrmarv ln that game Bxll Brandt w as carrxed off the held wrth a xery badly brulsed shoulder lx an Spangenberg dns located hls shoulder and Bob Klng suffered numerous leg 1n1ur1es A xery much underpar but game group of football plavers then traveled to Manrtowoc only to lose a hard fought contest 36 12 as all state halfbacls Dick Nlmeteen forty nlne s co captalns were Frannle Dashner an end and rm Young a backheld man who broke h1s ankle ln the hrst day of praetlee and was out all season Next years eaptams w1ll be Ronme Locklxn and Blll Brandt X oted most xaluable plaver w as Bob Krug 5 Spangenberg and Bull Brandt are headmg go zlw ard Page 69 J - - V 1 ' s ,Y Y I, , I , l , - y , X, ' ' - A . I ' rl h - l , V , lf, , ' ' , - I, ' ' ' ' 1 1 - v L 1 1 I va 34 4' 1 1 ' , - . . ' l I A ' T ' 7 .A 4' in ' - -K ' ' . . , b S A 1' 1 - 1 . ,, , '- ' , 1 V I, ' , , , ' - . Q 1 ' A K 1 A I , ' 'f A 7' - 1 v A I 1 1 ' I ' . 7 - 7 - 7 - Q - West beat Oshkosh, the conference champs, later nn Bouril ran wild. v ,, - f , ,A 7 , , a . , -1 s I ,, '. , , ', X ' I A - . S ly 1 , v 1 7 - I ,of 5 ' g A E r 0 A ' -. . Q "' ' , J 4 0 rj 1 .Arn 7 - '-'Q g Q, , . E. , 1- f A . 'Q .' ., I f ' 4 " - '-3 ' V ' r 5 . ' L -Q. . -. .C , - an A 'Y ' ' x' N J . A- 7 .' ' ' - 'se 1' - X ' W X X . . " 4 1 x "1 1-'tru . N. Q ,il ' '-A A, I, . xo' --mln- .L tn. .ew ' .V W ,x . 'xx - .X v ' 1 .wg Polishing a star' Most xaluahlt plaur Bob king :G .-- - 'lim Sievers appears worried about listens as Coach Dillon speaks words of wisdom In Spangenberg looks anxious arf' something. Another T. D. maybe? "Huntzie" Stumpf, all-conference halfback scoots around end on an- other rampage. Dick froth has yust laid .1 xi nous hlo lt against somehods Minute Ronnie Gay, the Green Bay East Speedster appears about to as Ix x Spangtnberg six s Not so rough ftllas be squashed. The referee defends himself with 21 straight-arm. 11 .Lf- 'il T-y,,la'fQ. M0 xv - its N 5 ii al "Note"-Worthy Bees Bessette laterals to Helble in play against Neenah. Result: One touchdown. Appleton High Schools "B" football squad experienced its toughest season since Coach Gus Ediger took over the workings of the junior varsity. The somewhat dismal season was not without its high points. The opening of Appleton's UB" grid season matched Clintonville against the iunior Terrors. A final 7 all deadlock resulted. Green Bay West, the next opponent, handed Appleton their first setback of the season, 18-O. Once again the Appleton gridders felt the sting of defeat as they bowed to the Oshkosh Jayvee's, 19-O. Powerful Neenah then loomed in the path of Appleton, Appleton pulled a prize upset by knocking off Neenah's undefeated 11 by a score of 13-O, However, Appleton was tripped by Green Bay East 18-7 in the season's finale. Although victories were scarce for the "B" team boys, the precious element of experience was gained by thei squad which will be so necessary to the future success of the Appleton Varsity. ' 9 Q, .qv , 2,551 .15 i ' Ip 7 ffl, at 0 QfiE48f53ASl344 iSk,,v,e8xUi?- ,f-ef", - V ggxla 3 Nb? Ed flag' in ,Z Bark raw: Gloede, Peotter, Kilgas, Schemmel, Bessette, Kottke, Kain, Kasten, Coenen, Mader, Sharratt, Ulrich, Roehr, Ediger. Midille row: Felton, manager, Kettleson, Managan, Mielke, Fischer, Hagen, Schlafke. Krueger, Drews, Cameron, Meyers, Mueller, Van Fossem. Front row: Schultz, Dana, Kangas, McHugh, Burmeister, Kasperek, Josephs, Breitrick, Helble. Lowry. Page 71 I FOX River Valley Basketball Champions 1949-50 I3 B -.1 'UB Top: Coach Myrlon Seims exhibits a gold basketball as Co-captains Carl Stumpf and Orv Koepke look awed. Middle: Coach Seims, Stumpf, West, M., Brandt, Schuldes, Locklin, Rector, West W,, Koepke, West G, Geenen, Dashner. Mielke, Lemons, Mgr. Fredricks. Righrs Ron Locklin leaps high to stop the Central attack. Page 72 l2x if Appleton Oshkosh Sheboygan Central Fond du Lac Manitowoc Sheboygan North Green Bay West Green Bay East Cinderella, The 1949-50 edition of Appleton's Basketball squad should aptly be titled "Cinderella Team" for after being picked as second division material, Coach Myrlon Seims' proteges surprised the multitude by winning the Valley Championship, sporting 13 wins to 1 loss. With but four returning lettermen Coach Seims used all 16 of his varsity players at one time or another during the season Co captains and first team All Conference selections Carl Stumpf and Ort Koepke sparked the squad although no one knew from one week to the next just who would start the next game Many times during the season the subs would come off the bench to take home another Terror victory APPLETON MEN ASHA After an opening day defeat by New London s Bulldogs 39 to 37 the Terrors journeyed to Menasha and repaid last year s loss by trouncing the Bluelavs 44 to 39 as Co captains Orv Koepke and Carl Stumpf led the way with 12 and 9 points respectively APPLETON SHEBOYGAN NORTH The Menasha game kindled a spark that as the season commenced turned into a blazing fire and the Seimsmen took into the fold another game from Norths high scoring Golden Raiders 51 to 46 as Carl Stumpf came through with scoring honors by hooping 16 points Here again was a fine example of teamwork as the subs rose off the bench to ice the ame g APPLETON GREEN BAY EAST Staying tied for first the powerful well balanced Appleton cagers pounded our their third straight as FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Cinderella . . . Bill Geenen and Stumpf starred. Geenen, a sur rise starter, dropped in 8 valuable points, and Stumpf? 11, to win 40 to 32. APPLETON -OSH KOSH Sparked by big Orv Koepke, the Valley's top re- bounder the Terrors eked out their fourth straight conference win over a rugged Oshkosh Indian 5 40 to 34 Again the subs came through to hold the lead as Bobby Rector pushed in 3 baskets to help account for the win that left Appleton tied for first with Fond du Lac APPLETON SHEBOYGAN CENTRAL Much Too Close was the exclamation many people were saying as Central s Redmen gate the Terrors their biggest scare of the young season by pushing the Terrors to the limit before losing 34 to 32 and making it 5 in a row for Appleton Fran Dashner sparked the attack by dropping in 10 points while laying his best game of his three varsity years H airly sparkled on defense Orv Koepke came down with scoring honors for the night with 16 points APPLETON GREEN BAY WEST The Terrors then proceeded to go Wildcat hunting and skinned a beauty as they held the league s top scorer I-lurdis McCrary and his Westmen while taking over undisputed first place by trouncing the Wildcats 37 to 23 Carl Stumpf again was the big gun in the Terror attack as he pumped in 11 points APPLETON POND DU LAC The Seimsmen then took to the road and returned home with a 40 to 33 victory over a stubborn Fondy ve CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD Sheboygan North Green Bay East Sheboygan Central Oshkosh Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Green Bay West Fond du Lac Manitowoc Sheboygan North Green Bay East Sheboygan Central Oshkosh Green Bay West Fond du Lac Manitowoc Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton All Conference Carl Huntz Stumpf puts up a trickx shot sho ing hx he x as se ected such Page 73 46 T Q I H . . . . ' e fi . 51 .. H40 .,.. 32 1 ..34 .32 , .........,,.,. 10 4 ..4o ......,... 34 ,.....s 6 S ..37 ,..23 7 ..4O .......33 ' ...i........ 7 7 ..40 ' ........ 34 .,,....s s ..48 ..29 9 y ,.41 ....31 . .,.,.... o 14 .L H35 .38 ' 1 ..4O .......... 34 X ..45 ...39 4,7 H37 ....... 33 M37 ' ,....... 33 xv' w 1' v - I Rjgbl Tom Lemons the Ttrror s atchcharm guard pots a right handcr to Oshkosh s amazement Ce If H ntz St mpf sais Gee as he admires Bob Rector s rugged yump shot Or Ko pke a aits for a ossibl tip Left Fran Dashn r Appleton s only 3 tear letterman sho s an Oshkosh obser er how to scort I nning a championship Koepke and Stumpf again led the attack with 12 and 10 points respectively as Appleton racked up its seventh in a row APPLETON MANITOWOC Avenging a stinging defeat during the football season the Terrors got even with the Manitowoc Shipbuilders beating them 40 to 34 on the Appleton court The Terrors racked up win number eight and seventh straight in the conference Orv Koepke again led the winners with 12 points. APPLETON-SHEBOYGAN NORTH With Carl Stumpf leading the way the 'Fighting Five romped over North for the second time and produced win number nine. Taking advantage of a 19 point spree in the second quarter the Terror uint coasted to a 48-29 victory. APPLETON-GREEN BAY EAST While Sheboygan Central s Redmen were beating Oshkosh Appleton insured its lead of two games by beating a s unky East Red Devil team 41 to 31. Orv Koepke andDCarl Stumpf led either squad with 14 and 12 points respectix ely. This x ictory made it 10 straight for the Terrors. APPLETON -OSH ROSH At Oshkosh the Terrors proved the old adage that "There is safety in numbers when the game was saved by subs Tommy Lemons and Ron Locklin as their sparkling play in the final quarter led Appleton to its eleventh in a row 40 to 34. The score was inci- dentally the same for both Oshkosh games. There were no scoring stars as every one play ed an important part in the ultimate victory. APPLETON-SHEBOYGAN CENTRAL Central won 38 to 35. 'Nuff said. But this initial setback seemed to lessen the championship pressure, APPLETON GREEN BAY WEST Undisputed Conference Champions for the fourth time in six years' As North beat Oshkosh the Terrors led by Orv Koepke s 21 points a high game mark for an Appleton player during the season trampled the Wildcats 45 to 39 to cinch the title Again subs came through as Stumpf and Dashner fouled out APPLETON FOND DU LAC In the season s final home game all seven graduating seniors played and took their 12th win as no one really tried to score content to let the fellows who hadn t played as much during the season try their luck. Bob Rector starred on defense taking away the greater majority of rebounds and Koepke managed to pop in 11 counters. APPLETON-MANITOWOC Finale! A 37 to 33 victory over Manty s Shipbuilders gave the Terrors a near-perfect season. Koepke finished as third high scorer in the loop as he put in 14 points. "Huntz Stumpf ended up ninth. Koepke and Rector proved to be two of the top rebound men in the circuit. Gene West while also taking in his share of rebounds did a marvelous job of holding down the league s top scorers. Stumpf while a proficient scorer directed the Appleton offen- sive attack and his trigger-sharp passes and remark- able ability to set up plays proved him a fine player. Koepke also was a top scorer and passer. Fran Dashner sparked the Terror defense which proved best in the conference limiting its opponents to less than 36 points per game. Tommy Lemons entered numerous games and quickly revamped the team morale with his brisk passing and dribbling. Tom was the Terror s fireman. All in all every man from first string to Manager.Roland Fredericks really helped make Apple- ton a truly "Championship Team." Page 74 f nd ? 1.44 Bark row: Manager Thiel! Nelson, Rgosenbohm, Roehr, Manager Blank, Coach Thorson. Miiltlle row: Hagen, Bloomer, Coenen, Limpert, Witrwerg Frfmt mum' Young, Klinzing, Breitrick, Boronow. Abienr when the picture was taken were Lainbrecht, Witt, Grist, Kettleson, and Fellner. A Melody in "B" There was more bitter than sweet in the 1949-50 edition of Coach Vern Thorson's Junior Terror Quintet, as far as the win and loss column goes. Playing seventeen games, the boys who provided the pre-varsity game thrills posted a season's record of seven wins against ten setbacks. However, the scores don't tell the whole story. The battling "Bees" won seven games by over eight points, and live games by over nine. Four contests were lost by three points or less. The two real heartbreakers of the season were against Oshkosh and the junior Shipbuilders from Manitowoc. ln the season's finale Appleton felt the sting of defeat in the last instant of play as a Manty guard in desperation swished a basket from mid-court to win the game. Gene Rosenbohm, a slender forward, paced the squad in scoring, rolling in 180 points for an average of over eleven points per game. ,I -Q . -ry 5 5 "Hey, he's taller than I," says Gene Klinzing. Dick Jack I-impfff SHS up 2 charity shot. Boronow observes the proceedings. Page 75 -.4 in f- , -- "., ., ' ' '.l"'f4"'a gf. :fda , - , ,Q . Y . , Q viii, K W 9 -Tat ,gr-lx' I i A F, N , 5-h"'H T 1-.aff-5 . ' . I ' ' ,K ' ,V 'T 9' "G" xJ"!f,' ' ig. ff' .. "'-' .,','f'Mjf?ff,,feef 'Iii f fi Q, ve-' . -e " 1. ' .. is ,i . ' 'af an Y , ' ."' "-'1-. AV' B-si,3Q,:,.i' ., .,,.,-,per , A ,ay ,g --f-7 ,, , ' ' N 95" s -v,,, , 1 v 1 ' iQ.- fryx R'fv,L -.' ' 'J -.-.. - W "1"T'-Q1-9 V- - 3' L.. '7 ' ' F"-"' -F V - - f , ,.' ' ,,,,. - ,.35'Ks-5, Q, - - ' -' -,sf 'J ' . 'A ' A ' .' ' AQ, 'rx' , 1. " ,-an -"1 - nharuha.. Y 'fs ' 4 X X J .v A sr 'fa B l' 25 F Tu 3 " Q 1 n, gk Q Co-captains Ivan Spangenberg and Fran Dashner practice passing the baton as they prepare for the 880 yard relay. Bob Bethlce, aregular hurdler, tries his hand at the high jump clearing S'7", Preparing to shatter all records Ken Bodway is set to heave the mighty discus. Scaling a High Note Strong in the distance, hurdles, high iump and pole vault, Appleton High Schools track squad had an excellent season in 1950. With an outstanding crop of sophomores and under the able direction of Head Coach Marvin Balwler and Assistant Coaches Ken Kumnierlein, Ray Hamann, Ade Dillon and Herb Simon, the squad went scoreless at Madison West and heat New London 61-54. The New London meet featured only non-lettermen. The Madison West lnvitational Relays and the conference meet and relays were other top features of the season. Outstanding sophs were Gene Rosenhohm, high jump, Ken Felton, sprints, Bill Fisher, half, Earl Schimmel- pfennig, quarter, Clark Williamson, pole vault, Garry Schemmel, mile, and Glynn Roehr, discus. Juniors and seniors who put in top performances were .lim Wilson, a first-year man as a senior, and Mike Ham- mond in the pole vault, Boh Murphy in the quarter, Tex Sutherland, half, Fred Stoeger and Bob Koehne, mile, and Ron Locklin in the high jump. Another of the top features were the hurdles with Carl Stumpf and Bob Bethke, and the 880 relay with Felton, Fran Dashner, lvan Spangenherg, and Stumpf. john Mitchell was the senior manager, while Dashner and Spangenherg were the co-captains. r .fa g ,I lf Q! ,. if 4 uk 1 I 9 1 Bark row: Dorn, Langenberg, Van Hoof, Linskins, McHugh, Engel, Coenen, Henke, Schemmel, Hollenback, Mclntyre, Williamson, Rosenbohm, Ster- riagel, Tbml mug- Spangenberg, Dashner, Meyer, Van Handel, Schimmelpfennig, Long, Kain, Reider, Kohl, Roehr, Bartman, Dana, Felton, Fisher, Redlin. Sefaml row: Barlament, Bethke, G, West, Murphy, Bodway, Wilson, Hammond, Stumpf, Clark, Sonkowsky, Brandt, Locklin, Rammer, Stoeger, Sutherland, Sharratt. From raw: Mgrs, Miskimen, Mitchell, Shimek. Page 76 ,V Z fx Q QL bi 44'-" .e - f' in f M., e 4 1... ,set alll? ippletonXars1u Tennls Squad bark mu LaPlante R etor P leer Rohertson C enen C lrx Co1ehD1llon From rau Nlnenster Pelezxnslu XISIFIS N lson Rst 1 H e Swmgs and Strmgs Un ler the ahle tutelage of Coaeh Aele Dlllon this year s Appleton High Sehool tennis squad fLlI'I'llSl'lL l hard opposltlon to Fox X alley Conterenee toes To start the season right the Terror net men liter lllx pounded I m renee s frosh mto the floor ofthe courts VN 1th onlx Captam errv Rlstau 1m Garx ex Bob Rector and Tom Xxstrxs as returmng lettermen the hopes of the squad seemed dlm mdeed hut as the season eommenced others seemed to show promlse of brealtmg mto the llrst tue After the Lawrenee meet the followlng games furnished one of the toughest sehe lules H1 mam 1 Ne If Xkxth ack Schmxdtman ledellflg a strong Manltowoe squad and Don Rondou sparlung hxs West Wndeats these two teams ss ere, xuth Appleton the eonferenee 5 title contenders Durmg the eourse of the season Appleton played host to North Oshkosh Nlenasha Nleenah Fond lu L1e and West The te lm traxeled to last Central 'vlenlsha Neenlh md West 1nd also eompeted for honors ln the eonferenee meet held III Appleton A50 'Jaf- FY H WJIX lkftuflt fW .3"?ff2 T e ,'fltSl'5s2l ,Sill LM nuke r ns I1Il"lIe9 to an mmore T mms Prospe ts b A r urn C B 1 lr a H11 ll IU 1 1' If PV 'UU nsen N hlllle Cam ron Dalton Front rau Polxslu Rlmsex Bll7IIlO Nl hlrox Frxeders Brextrlelt Helhle Xlxttuer Nhrxm xv-P Page 77 3 P ll tl.. 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Y 4 Q, 1 ,. e- U, x3 2' rf, s xo te ln 'Q' Ra AF f- X4 afl- toixgx gi Ong' ,hard we lkorlif ' U' if "f Cox l Swllllbi vo 0 gather an CAQLZQSC' Herb "Q-ff 'I X32 QW S Standmg Fneders Day Syrmg Koehnke Hnckmbotham Standmg Engel Mlller Haertl Franklm Cyrtmus Seated Dnessen Bahcall Polxsky Harp Ellxs Smted Faas Flannagan Van Ryzxn Zeutzlus Bowhng Alley Blues For 20 weeks 40 knlghts of the alleys pltted agamst each other ln the elght team lntramural bowlxng loop race Under the cllrectlon of Coach Lawrence Wltlke every Frlday afternoon the Appleton I-hgh School p1n kmgs sent the spheres rolllng and the ten pxns flying The elght teams entered ln the league were sponsored by local merchants At the end of the season play offs were held to determine the first four teams to be Cllglble for awards Medals gzven by the Amerxcan JUHIOI' Bowlmg Congress to whlch every bowler belonged were presented to every boy on the first four teams Addmonal awards were presented to the wlnners of the tournament held durm the Chrlst mas holidays Jim Drzessen copped the sxngles tourney whlle Jnm Shebllske and Mnke Syrlng teame up to walk off wrth the doubles contest Winners of the holxday affair were presented wlth trophles Bowling trophies also were presented to the bowler named Most Valuable and to the Most Improved bowler of the season Other awar s were also presented to the boys wzth the hrgh mdrvldual regular season game and hlgh serles Officers of A H S Bowllng Club for 1949 1950 were jim Shebllske who served as club presxdent Bob Klng who had the job of secretary and Dennxs Bahcall who acted as publlclty dlrector Objectxves of the bowlxng program were to grve the boys an understandrng of and apprec1at1on for the sport especlally IH the fellows who dxd thelr bowlmg for the fxrst trme wlth the hlgh school league Several boys became dxstlnguxshed members of the 200 Club Page 78 rx X In xl 1 XX sl 4, k 1 1 4- eil' JP . x 'x Seo ll' 40491. le Q59 df Y , I I7- . . . 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U iN Lpper left Ellenheeker Horn Rogers lknaaek Brlndt Beeleer Clrard Herseltorn Douglas Hoppe Hamexster Rzglr Pfund Luedtke Nemrou Hoffman Laux Luerltke Eggert Smxth Radtke Nlaahs Laux Lauer lefr Rerzr Petersen La Rose Nlenzner Cerner Anderson Dxekrel Braseh Bellm Buseh MUFAShl Rzglaf Nieman Knutson Vvrtzke Ziegler Turkou Chlrles Roll or Bowl a Ball Strrke' The famrlrar word echoes through the bovslrng alleys and the fun IS soon under way The A H S glrls haxe formed two howlmg leagues the Tuesdax nlght league and the Wednesday nxght league On thelr respectne nights thev meet at the Areade after sehool The bowlers not onlx enlow themselx es but thev also learn the ups and downs of the game Seore keeprng rs taught them and they learn qureklv by keepmg thelr own scores MISS Paulxne Gaertner and Mlss lxathleen Hettlg faeultx adx lsers drop ln regularlx to eolleet dues and add a hlt of encouragement praise or adx lee here and there Handling a bowling hall 15 blfllplt, aecordmg to the mayorltx ofthe glrls laeh bowler has her own spectal wax of gettlng that hall off to .1 flx ing start Here and there an rmateur Ned Dax sprlngs up but ln most eases the teams are quite ex enlx matehed XtV af' L'pperfef1.'.lur1ge,Yeitenhans,Sn0w,S1eth,Evers.Cer1ter.'M.1uthe, Lowell, R.1nderson,Ehhens, Derlw. Lorenz. Rxglvr. Kuhn, Le Niolne-,N1ekaseh, Elliot, Melchert, Ste-rnhagen. Lower lefr: Hoe-lzel, Hartzhexm, Kunstman, Roth, Livungston, Cleerman, Ilennergahn. Smlth, Gross. Riglvr, Hoelzel, Olm, Nehls, Mittlesradt, Braatz, Kluball, Olson, Werner, Bro-.x n, Rehhem Page 79 af! M XXCY 3 0215 C 6,9 Cxl Civ ek 3 ramlzlngisl e Ware 1354 V Osbeck W elk I, Rob1n Hoods Apprenuces Rob1n Hood has stepped from the old Enghsh ballads stra1ght 1nto A H S 1n the form of the Archery Club Under the SUPCFVISIOH of Coach Dav1d Black faculty adv1ser the av1d followers of the famous legendary character have practlced fa1thfully and the prospects are beg1nn1ng to look br1ghter Sprmg s messenger the robm finds the club s hardler members already 1n the school s athlet1c fields Soon after warmer weather has ofhc1ally arr1ved the archers have the1r meetlngs out of doors Here they spend most of thexr t1me learnmg the fundamental steps of archery and how to handle a bow and arrow properly After being suppl1ed w1th bows arrows str1ngs finger t1ps targets and bracers by the school they are ready to begm H1tt1ng the bull s eye IS as they say Eas1er sald than done but w1th d1l1gent pract1ce If can be accompl1shed fd These sports mlnded students enyov the sport serv much and hnd If can bc carrled on lndoors as well as out o oors X, jack Lxmpert puts 1n a dxfhcult shot dur1ng noon hour basketball The glrls a reachmg for a rebound Page 80 ,.....f '-an -ni Trp hh: Whnnen Phunann,Snoug Nhtdeuadp NehB, HWHoughby, Unuand, WRMJL Yip right: Bohnsack, Sengstock, Rogers, Hollenback, Schuchtnecht, Hoffman. Center leffx Holding the ball is Warner, clockwise around her Woldt. Plamann, Hoffmann, Snow. Cenfer rzqltl' Hintz, Schuchtnecht, Werner. Rehbein, Willoughby, Bottom: lmrkqmuml, Umland, standing Hintz, Huehnl, Wautlet, Rehbein, Werner, Kiefer, Totten, Snow. Gyrating Gymnasts The Girls' Athletic Association was busier than ever this year with its many duties. The members met every Thursday under the direction ofN1iss Pauline Gaertner, -Ioan lfggert, president, conducted the meetings with the able assistance ofthe vice-president, Lois Bohnsack. Betty Werner was the secretary-treasurer. The girls have many other duties besides participating in games. Pop, candy bars, gum and ice cream bars are sold at every home game by their erfort and willingness. The hockey sticks, needing constant care, get their undivided attention. One ofthe hardest and most unusual tasks that is given to them is the cleaning of the trophies. Each year the work put into cleaning and polishing trophies takes more and more work, time and energy. Basketball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, speedball, softball, and bowling tournaments occupied the girls' time. For the first year as a member of the GAA., a girl receives the GA..-X, emblem if she has collected 240 points. The reward for the second year is a letter. The third and final year served as a member has a reward of an identifi- cation bracelet if the points again have been earned. The points are given for participating in games and for win- ning games. Page 'lui Natrona! League champs for the second straight xear Berggren Brothers Morxartx Frederrcks Wehe Gloede Muenster Murphy Dew ey s Lunch and Mxssllng s Drstrrbutors art uso ofthe Amerrcan League entrxes Top Gantner Brerman Cooper Mnsslmg Kollend Bottom Wnlz Burmelster Thurlc Gxeshers Homes 1 A Two of the top Natronal League teams are Top Unmuth Drugs Sonkowskx Sslxester Mxtchler Kuntsman and Stoeger Bottom Lutz Ice Koehnlce Bodwax Koehne Xlstrrs Amerrcan Dnrsron s Eagle lnsulatnon and Polnce Dept team mem bers are Top Roehr Smcdlund Grxst Kangas Schvserb l Schmrege Bottom Sharratt Maahs krutger Massex Engel The Daxry ueen and Hupka ewelers teams are Top Prette Van Rvzm Bonneulle Schrelter Coenen Muldle Verbruggen Jensen Bork Vander Velden Front Van Handel Sxrmg Toerder Van Fossem Page 82 Cham ron Home Mutuals Squad and the runner up Murphy Restaurant 5 op Lambrechr Thxel Wlllramson Ebben G Rosenbohm elther league s top scorer Mclntvre and Hammond Bottom Sternagel Le'-us Schroeder Redlm Shackleton Sutherland Early R1sers As the sun began to peep over the horlzon, the Apple ton High School gym would be ahve w1th the clamor and bustle of the Saturday Mornmg Basketball League actlon Wrth 14 teams competlng rn two d1v1s1ons the Intramural cage program extended over a perlod of ten weeks under the SUPCFVISIOU and guxdmg hand of Coach Lawrence Wrtzke Erght teams competed m the Amerncan League race whlle s1x qumtets clashed ln the National Loop t1tle chase Season play was d1v1ded lnto two parts the regu lar season actlon, rn whrch the teams fought for posl tlons, and the tournaments for the w1nners recelved medals In the flnal week of play Murphy s Restaurant gained a hrst place tle by the Spllllng of the League leaders, Mrsslmg Drstrrbutmg, necessrtatlng a playoff game whrch Murphy s also won In the Natxonal drvrsron Berggren Sports pretty well dommated league play The powerful Berggren umtet hnlshed the regular season wrth a nme and one record Home Mutuals copped the post season tournament champlonshxp m the Amerlcan league whlle Berggren sports were performmg the same operatlon 1n the Na tlonal Loop Scorlng honors were taken by sophomore Gene Rosenbohm, who led both leagues m scorlng, and Johnny Maahs, another soph who scored 36 points 1n a single game to set the season record ' I H , g , ll . -ghjg gf v Q. 1 f n , . A V r x I .. ' l . . L l A A I , if A , s - v v 'v K r r - x T u r ' ' T nh . V ' In -- 1 y A'y I S Q ' 'A I u r x S' ,fl . f , A 'ci v V ,ly ,Y V v S y V l - 'Ivy I I A' V . , g A 3 1 , ' 'l ' Y ' . K X t Y '. A . - 7 A e 1 : , A , V, , ' e, . ! . ' Q . . J .' u ' ' n , y '- a a ' " 1 tk I ' '. 3 ,Y 7 Q ' wf M 11X 41 Q, 'li W R, Ma- 42? Holltnbatk Roblnson Mr Black Macs Black Weber Haertlt Kung Nflassex Xkhmng Frrmklfmd Marsltc Puckett and Bohnsacls and Holltnbatlt 'TT J..-.. NASA Top Rau Black Hoffman We-bu Center mu Sthltlfen Zimmerman Puckett Nlcbtt and cnmrlahn Bofmmmu Xkxrmr Hollenback Hohnsaclt Nlxts Nlarsltt 1nlRubxnson s.-,fl sf if The Man on the Flymg Trapeze Under the gundance of Coach Davld Black the Appleton Hlgh School Tumblmg Club met exerw Monday mght durmg the basketball season The purpose was to dex elop co ordmatron, ab1l1t1es, and frlendshrps Durmg the basketball season, several performances were presented between halx es of the games Exh1b1 IIOUS were gnen on the parallel bars mats flung rrngs and trampollne For the nrst tlmt rn the school s hlstorv glrls were featured IU an cxhlbltxon This tear s club was composed of about 40 members Wnnw tl:-nm-ryahn, Hoffman Qthxeffen Xl arner Zxmmerman and N1tGtt Lpper pnmre lurk rou R Brounllartl. Zllfgff Nitlnttrt Bork Bcthlte Frantmu Nir Black Dunsxrn bartz Rmslou .mtl Be-ser Lauer pzrlnre Herne-r Herb Dorn Ptotttr Xlootltn Rohdt and Reltzmr Page 83 4 ' of Q' . fly L SQ vi- W1th Many a Groan and Grunt X X7 "CW-wt N xx Upper pzcture left Coach Wxtzke demonstrates the proper starting posmon for a uresrlmg match to Ken Zxegler and jam Sxesers Rzght jlm Sxewers has Jerrw Laurenschlager In a bad spot Louer pffture le 1 Ken Boclwax xs :rung to block Leo Yau Drasck s spake m a xollew ball game Rxght The femmme members of the Tumblmg Club demonstrate thenr prowess and coordmarnon at a basketball game Pagc 84 I . w 1 - ,--' x I -' - I 0 Q-, Y 'A TTI- AT, ' 3 H .V "A K' im . W X 1 M. :Af -:I , f L X ORGANIZATICNS A. Os Upperpzrture left Back rou Znmmerman Kopplm Pellcev Hammond McConagha Centefrnu, Baxlev Berry Zxerke Stammer VanWeele Frantrow Ohman Hardt Casper Sonkowskx 'viaesch Rlstau Rfghr rtamhng Polxskv Close Wosbeelc Hollenback Smedlund oxce Kneefmg Baum Hoelzel Gnrard Chrrstxanson Cramer Sm1th VRHRWZIH Szttmg M1ssKn1ebusch ochman Karwelck Heselton Gerxcke Chapnltslcv Black Lower pzrture left Stamlfng Kasworm Kxcftr Root Becher Kneelmg Cohcn Ixlek Godfrey Mueller New Szttmg Kuehnl Totten Lo as Weber MISS Kopplm Rxgbt Standmg Holzer Femal Xandcnbtrg Schmxege S lllcer Heller Beusch Centerrow Hexnrxtz Pnclcett XZFIRSLIFI Benson else Hallock Frnntrau Ramsay Slllnman S1 lnman Beelen Perschbacher Dx bus Also IH Latxn Club Martha Schubert SPQR Lnder the name S P R meanlng the Senate and the Roman People the Latm Club holds its meetmgs on the hrst and thlrd Thursdav of ex ery month The fxrst of these meet1ngs, whlch was the 1n1t1at1on of new members, startcd the year xn full glory The Chrnstmas party proved xnterestxng from beglnnmg to end Also durmg the Chr1stmas season the club partlcxpated ID the smgmg of carols IH the halls of school Sex eral of the mCCC1DgS, wh1ch consisted of Latm games Slflglflg of Latln songs, and com ersxng xn Lat1n, were held enurelx by students One ofthe outstandlng ex ents of the year was the lecture by a professor from Lawrence College on archaeologv The last parts ofthe vear was the Senlor Farwell, whlch was a really happv and successful endlng to a pros perous s ear The club w as conducted by two students called co consuls, thus followmg the pattern of the first Roman Goxcrnment The co consuls th1s past year were Bob Sonkowsky and Karen Maesch The treasurer, or uaestor as called IH Lat1n, was Helen Casper The secretary or scrlbo was Gretchen Hardt and Jerrv Rxstau acted as pro gram chalrman or aedlle Nfieetxngs w ere superx 1SCd by capable adusers, Mlss Elsxe Kopplm and Mxss La Verne Knlebusch The purpose of the Lat1n Club was to enable the stuoents and teachers to come xn contact w1th one another out s1de of the class and to brlng out the cultural s1de of the Laun language, the ancxent Romans, and thelr customs Page 86 1 , , ,X 4 7 , 'CI 7 h g, Y 5 , .. ' x tl . xx ' 4 1 W X ' l .ff t ' x 1 tx V . ' ., ' x X ' T ' . ,. 1 . K f . ' ' 1 , if , . . . . V f r X "' v , . af ,, N , ' xl c 'V W xl" . Q X ., . V - . k , I 4' ' I r r h x - ' ,. ' ' ,. ' , ' . 1 . 1 1 1 ,1 , - - ,, ,, . 1 - - 1 4 1' n -41' 1 - V 1 - ,1 1 1 1 1, , - r - 1 1 1 ' 1 "1 1 - -I '1, 1 ,lv 1 ,'-- 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , , ' , I' . 2. . . . . . T , . . . . . . ., , j Y . . . . . . . Y . Y Y Y P J. 1 1 1 - S ,, - ' Q . . . . , J - 1 1 V .r 1 V v fmnlmg Mr Doerlltr SmreIStn1rnxx Roth and Roeder Vfanlzng Wolff Le1ser1ng kafura leurs! Lccker Hollenbatk and Koller Yramlzng Reltzner Krueger Dorn lmnlmg Sthommer Nehls Klmgbxle g,,,,e1 Guemher Bhd, and Com, lmte! Luebke Be-ntle and unge Der Deutsche Verem The German Club meetmgs of A H S are usually held 1n the respectxxe members homes but the business actual usage I-hghhghtlng the socxal program of the xear are the 1n1t1at1on of nexx members smgmg carols at Chrlstmas mme IH the school halls, and an occaslonal partx wlth refreshments The members of the student bodx xx ho make up the German Club are ambltlous and hard vxorklng students xx ho studx German To remaxn rn the club a member must maxntam a grade axe age of M for the entxre xear If the grade drops beloxx thrs ax erage the member xs automaucallx dropped from the club The meetmgs are conducted on the second Monday of each month bx thenr capable adx 1ser Mr ohn Doerfler Each meeung 1ncludes a short procedure of busmess folloxxed bx some form of entertamment The programs conslst of top1cs g1x en bx students student plaxs and refreshments Conx ersatxons are carrled on 1n German at these gathermgs 1n order to stlmulate fluencx 1n speaklng the language Officers xx ho xx ere elected for thzs club xear xvere 51111 Hollenback pres1dent ohn lxafura xlce presndent Shlrlex Lecker secretarx and Nflarle lxoller treasurer Page 87 Y X , 7 . V1 3' I T 'H 1 ' A 4 , 4 . ',k 13 ' , ,' , 4' ,' Y , I , 7 :.' " , x l ' '5- ,e I 6 - W K I . I - 1' . ,' .l - . . I I I I I . V ' . . , ' ' . A IH6CI1Hg1S held after school. An excellent basxs of the German language, h1story, and culture are obtamed through v V , . ' I . . V r . v , - A v u . ' . ' , . 1 , I v lv y 'r 1 . v A . I V ' ' ' t A' ,' ' , I QJ ' , " - ' 1 ,' , ,'Q A , - l.. 1 BX i' 3 if Tap lefr rtamlzng Latham Rubbert Slgl'I13I'l Hoeppner Batallle rented Drlessen Sell Lauer Donowan Get Ensele McGee Menzner Top rzghr Jtandzng Helblt Schubert Russell Persthbacher Thu:-att reared Schloss Lee Stewart Blason Doner Dotrfler and Lurle Centerlet Jtundmg Stewart Peterson Maektsx O Brien LdIldlS Xan Dmter S Zeegers G Zeegers Jeatel Shlxmoxrtz Cenrernglrr rmnlxng Lemmerhart Carr Collxpp Farnum Niaas Goemans Kuehnl Demlou ttf rx Zeh Nhxlson reared Hamxlton Borram rmnflzng Nlussbxcker Mexer Drton Dmgel Hem Mrs Hnmbaugh Hxll Sense Hallock Yanlloox and Lemke Am1gos Espanoles When the aroma of Mrs Hlmebaugh s Spanlsh Cl11l1COIT16S floatlng through the halls of A H S , one knows that the Span1sh club IS meetmg, for the annual ch1l1 supper and 1n1t1at1on party IS one of the season s h1ghl1ghts for the club Th1s year forty new members were 1n1t1ated 1n anuarv The club was headed th1s wear bs Tom Sholts, presxdent oan sg B1ason VICE presxdent Nancy Lee, secretary Barbara Cary treas S N ' ry urer Club meet1ngs wh1ch are held on the hrst and th1rd Wednes Q days of exery month, usually cons1st of programs put on by the students Plays group smgmg mox 1es of sl1des, 1nd1v1dual musrcal selecuons and topxcs, all vuth Spanish flax orlng are presented Among other act1x1t1es, the members of Club Espanol gave a N X Spanlsh program for the Pan Amerxcan Club a woman s organlza K WN tlon IH Appleton Thls presentatxon mcluded musxcal numbers dancmg, and short plays ln south of the border style For Pan Amerman Day Aprrl fourteenth, club members agaxn presented an approprlate program of good ne1ghbor Splflf for the Pan Amerlcan l Club Page 88 4 ' L in. ' , x J ' :4 . 4 ' W. - Q- " 'A l J ' ' ' 1 1" I t . 1 - L 9- ' rl A , s . ' ' A - A - L Y ' ' . I ' 'v L :A r . fly. rs Q' A . ' 3 ?." 1 1 V , A' A '- , j 1 X X x H - Ai, ' ,- ,.", ' . ' ,H ',,l'C,', ,' Q I - , 'sr , 1' , , ' - dein, Holzer,'Ste1ner, Gengler, Crowe, Benson, l-leckle, Stohlman, Millerg rerzterl: Reichel, N , w I ' l I A . :il-L. 'T-ii V . . . . J ' 1 -1' f' A - . es -gg? - - ' r : f . 'J X f ses W -1- ' ' . ' . - ' . ' l X 5 ' 3 A ' a my l r X r a s , L1 . , ' ' , ' ' lt ' Eg , . .. 1 , - .:'Q:" f Qi D ' H V Ill all h . A I A , . - Nt W 1 - ' - ' x N 1 ' ' - ' . ff S N . . . 9 7 .ftanilirzgr Hardt, W ilson, Benson, Heselton, Xeareilx Smith, Miss Anderson, Jeffery Star-Dusters "An all-student publication" is the boast ofthe mem- bers ofthe Edward Weismiller chapter of Quill and Scroll when they advertise, Pafterm of Sfurduft. Patterm is written, edited, printed, and sold by A.H.S. students headed by the Quill and Scroll group. Students who have consistently good grades in English and who have served outstandingly one year on a pub- lication staff are eligible for membership in this active honorary journalistic society. Miss Borghild Anderson is the faculty adviser. During this school year, Quill and Scroll members were entertained with many interesting speakers. The annual Christmas Musicale was a highlight of the year. Officers of the organization were Margie Benson, presi- dent, Gretchen l-lardt, vice-presidentg Joann Heselton, secretary, Virginia Jeffery, treasurer. Lpper left picture Jrandxng Crane Retza Falcus Zierke Stewart Seated Lallose Doner Edge Cary Crowe Lpper right pmure mmdmg Doerfler Limpert Lembke seared Russell Shlimoxitz Schubert Lower lerpmue mending Eggert Russell 'vlackesx feared Casper Geenen De Bruin Lauer right pxnure fran mg Silliman Pelltev Stewart Silllman Yearel Prasher Buchberger Bern Page 89 i r a w s i - - i i v ,y - ' f i i 4 - 1 v ' v V 1 . , , , . , if , , I, , .. i. , , I. The Composers P7 Nfl Buchber er Mackesx Hallocl. Stewart Eberhardt B Ramsax Shllmoxxtz Demloxx Zlerke Hammond Kloehn Stammer Eggert Pelkes Hamxlton Petersen Koehne Croue Hardt Cars Page 90 Wilson Mltchler Sonkowsln 'W Mrskrmen Benson M1ssW1ll1ams Chapnltsky Mr Goodrrch Kamelck Close Meloen Ney WWW Olson Warner Semrow Braatz Brandt Damsheuser Olsen Anderson Sense Brasch Radtke The Taluman has been publlshed every Tuesday for the past twenty SIX years as an extra currlcular act1v1ty The paper IS wrltten and arranged entlrely by the students under the dlrectlon of MISS Mar1or1e Wrllxams and Mr E ohn Goodrlch, ed1tor1al sponsors The Tally reflects the many dxfferent phases of school llfe and trxes to g1VC a complete and accurate account of all school HCIIVIIICS and events Some of the people who are responslble for our up to date publxcatlon are Barbara Cary, feature wrrter m Wrlson and Bob Koehne, sports edltors Rosalmd Shllmo VIIZ and Grace Stewart, star reporters, Barbara Berry and Barbara Zlerke, co edltors The publrcatlon alms to gxve students journalrstlc prac trce, to record school events, and to express publxc oplmon The Talzrman has recelved hxgh ratmgs from the crltxcal servrce of the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assocratron and of the Natronal Qulll and Scroll Soclety and has held several all Amerlcan honor ratlngs ltam1ing:LaVey', Stillman, Bootz, Anderson. feared: Woods, Peterson. Slanlmq Cntsfrred xL!'lxLlllLl'1 Nlr lxrutgtr Lemhltc Latex Sean! Prlshtr Smith Although the ed1tor1al staff of the Talzrman lb xerx 1m ortant, IIS work could not be carr1ed on success ful y w1thout the help and full co operat1on of the busxness and adxertlslng staffs The students on these staffs recene the practical tralnlng ln learnlng actual buslness methods bw exper1ence and bs Contact ruth the busmess world Members of the adxertxslng staff secure contracts for adxertlsements 1n the Taluman from local Hrms, whlle the members of the busmess staff collect the money ow ed for the space allotted to the adsertxsers In thxs manner the Tally IS an orgam zatlon wx hlch gn es the students buslness pract1ce on the busxness xx orld s terms The ads ert1s1ng staff mem bers recene a thorough elementary tralnxng tn sales manshlp The alm of th1s tralnlng IS to dex elop ln the staff members qual1t1es of respons1b111tx, accuracx, pudgment, 1n1t1at1x e, and cooperatxon Supporting Cast '55 ll Ymntlmg Kllngblle unge Asmus Baum Heselton Benson Stohlman Schuchnecht Laxex Caspar feared Mans Retza Selig La Rose leatef XNe1ner Nfauel Under the expert superx 1s1on of Nlr Bruno Krueger, sponsor, Gertrude Welner and X 1rg1n1a Nfauel, adx er t1s1ng managers, Pat Smlth and Lo1s Prasher bus1ness managers, and Carla Peterson and 'Xl1LC Woods, co c1rculat1on managers thus staff has agam made pos slble the financial success of our xx eeltlx publrcatlon Page 91 l I 3 I l . -v -Y Q . . l tfmmlings Belling, Thoms, Mr, Krueger,.Barker, Edge, Lemke, Page 92 lr-4 -sax Top pxtfure Standing Misklmen Nvgren Polisky and Lurxe .reared Cha mtsky Stillman and Willoughbx Center picture .fran mg Schmlege .rented Close Staldl Konz Bottom px ture Xmmfzng Peterson and Mumme reared He-use Hamilton and Kopplm W gf E A-K H Wanna Argue? "Resolved: That the President of the United States be elected by direct vote of the people." This was the subject which Appleton High School's debate squads and debate teams all over the coun- try deliberated over a period of five months. The subject, having plenty of room for discussion and research and in the nation's spotlight durin the course of the debate season, was one of the most interesting topics in recent years. Students showing a real interest in debate were placed on either the A B or C teams after practice debate tryouts These teams participated in various meets and tournaments during the course of the season Appleton High s A and B squads opened the season by articipating IH an invitational meet at Neenah fol owed by a practlce engagement at Appleton Next on the A squad schedule was the district meet held at Appleton, which was the first of two contests leading to the state meet Appleton won four out of six debates qualifying them for the sectional meet at Stevens Point At Stevens Point Appletons debaters fell short of going to the state tournament by one decision The A affirmative was made up of Helen Heise Dlck Petersen and Kim Mumme Taking the negative stand were Dave Kopplin Leon Hamilton and Tom Kloehn Although the B and C schedule was not so rigorous the members of these teams gained experience in research and debating techniques the B and C squads participated in a tourna ment held at Kaukauna A tie for first place was won by the C debaters in that division Members of the C team were im Close and Oscar Schmlege, affirmative and erry Lurie Jerry Polisky and Shirley Chapnitsky negative Debating B afiirmative were 1m Mis kxmen and Dick Stillman Negative were Steve Konz Mary Kay Staidl and Phyllis Willoughby Mr Hubert Wetak coached and advised all de baters W Q??f' Qc 'il' sf 1 Left pzctura Kopplm Hamilton and Kloehn take notes as thev listen to a member of the opposing team Rfghr pfcture Kopplm proposes a plan if . lit' A ' l Y .. .. 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W 'UST LJF- RWE i Fllmg books and domg eattlog work are Ohmln Maluet, Palmer RISUILI Kersten One additional dutx ts bulletm hoard work From left to rlght are Con nellx Hurt ennerjahn LeNIome Staff Notes It IS regarded .1s a prlulege and an honor to be a member ofthe A H S Llhrarv Staff The sex enteen sentors and three junlors w ho eomprlse the Llbrarx Staff hate worked earn estlw throughout the year to serxe both the student bods and the faeultv The hrst .md thlrd Wednesdax s of eaeh month are dexoted to meetings eondueted hw the llhrtzrxans, Nllss Ruth 'vllellee and Nllss l thelwxn B.1erw.1ldt One eolumn ofthe Talxsman 1s reserx ed e.1eh week to relate eurrent llhrstrx news to the student hodw Among the mam Llllflfib performed hx the student staff are Clerleal .mel .trt work mendlng hooks hlmg Lllppll"lgS and x OLAIlOIL1l m.1ter1.1l taklng e.1re of per1od1e.1ls, Cllpplflll newspapers md eheeltmg 1n and shelxmg returned books Outstandlng proleets earrled on hx the btarf are malntalnxng the orlglnal dlspl Us IH the lxhrarx w hleh deal wlth student llfe and mterests .md the permanent hulletm boards such .1 F ash Better Llstenlng Better World lnterestmg flow er arrangements help to mal-ee the l1brarx more attraetxxe and home lllte To add to th1s atmosphere the ltbrarx eontaxns sexeral mxmng upholstered ehatrs Xenettan blmds also enhanee 1ts beautx as well as ald tn eorreet luzhtmq Wah the asslstanee of the student staff, the l1brarx has gamed .1 demoemtle appearanee and IS a popular pl lee 18 well Mufzc, the unzzerml language 0 mankind fl Longfellow v"'sN E--f Chrxstmas gate our llbrarx stm some extra dutxes Trim mmg the Chrxstnus tree .are Woods Enallt Ballet Hamenster P llt t Those thdrzng boo s out are Ha melster ludxng etferx Doner Nholts Lexsermg Page 93 an 1, A:'z'w,1 V 'L B SV il C gk . ll ni ff W ,xe- f ' Q -r r ,'l- V , . -. CK Y! K I v, ' ' v - '. ' 1, . V , - yt .K I I 'Y 1 . 'Y . .N A, . 'O 1 N. A I ,Y , . Vu., . N . . ll .. , . , v ' sp Y '. - ,t I ' K - L' ' - ,, ,S--1,. ,H -- , 1 ,' W f ,Aff 7 V '. N 1 Q , , Q Y . . -K ' Q L. F .v "T My ,',v z"1.' ' . Theres No Business Like Show Business The acting group of Curtain Call has a member- ship consisting of over 70 members, These students are usually in a hurry getting a program ready for a future meeting. Because of the varied programs, the meetings are always a source of delightful enter- tainment. Every year hoards of amateur young actors and actresses come out for a try out for membership in this club These try outs are held twice a year One takes place in the fall and the other in the sprm Those who are out standing in their ramatic interpretations then become active members of the organi zation The activities of the acting group are many and varied The club presents the Christmas play and short one act plays This club serves as the proving ground for bud ding young thespians During their club programs they prove their worth and learn many new techniques of the stage They also take over coaching duties for the soph omore talent show The third Thursday of each month finds Mike Hammond president calling the meeting to order, or if he isn t there, Gret f Chen Hardt in her capacity as vice president, presides Ellen Con nelly the secretary reads the minutes and keeps the record eanne Schloss treasurer, keeps an accurate account of the club s if V Y financial status The club s pro gram is culminated in the spring installation banquet, when Miss Ruth McKennan, adviser, pre sents the new officers ff'-X L W. MS Szandzng Zierke Lemons Babirio Hamilton Smith Ohman Rohe Wilson Lee Kasten Doner Yeatnl Kloehn Rxerson Peterson Schloss Hammond Connellv Hardt Maesch Prasher Zimmerman Limpert Standing Close Spoerl Rubbert Hart Schmiege Casper Miskxmen Schiefen Seats! Limpert Schiller Yan Rszin Miss NicKennan Cam eron Heinritz Benson Boronovt Standzng Demlovu St Pierre Chudacoff Beelen Donovan Hoeppner Eisele Gee Brextricl. Thompson feared Hoelzel Mclntsre Silliman a Silliman 0 McConagha Heise Heller Clark Derbx Standing Kopplm OBr1an Oake Mummt Peterson Miller Bataille Dvbus Landis Yeatel Retza Mlcheln Shlimoxxtz Stevsart Still man Schubert Beusch Wells Page 94 Sn i . . . . . . 1 Q 5 , - ,5 I i . . . . ' A g A . ' Y . v . n 1. aa- . h ' - , Q , " ,A V A - I 9 K I f' . Q - . - fir-5 , l. . , fx 1 , - ' 1 ,I , HQ W - . 1 - 5 L I I . ' 1 1 X' 1 x ' ' .o l l.- 4 - 1 T l - fm ,A r I 'A i 1 1 V 1 i 1 i- 1 1 A 1 l 1 1 1 -- -A 1 ,V 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - .3 I 1 3 Y ' ! Y ' A' ! I 1 Y A 1 - 3 I 3 v' 'V 71 ' 1 A 1 1 ' 1 1 s 1 '1 - 4' 1 ,V 1 i 1 J 1 ,J , , 1 , , 'i 1 l 1 1 S1 1 1 1 1 K L-' 1 4 1 i i 1 i 1 ' 1 1 1 - Wh1stle Whlle You W Wlth hammers saws pots of palnt ancl tubes of greasepamt the memhcrs of Cur ta1n Call Procluctlon create the perfect atmosphere for all the dramat1c produc tlons of Appleton H1gh School The club composed of four Ll1X1S1Of15 hghtmg headed bw Thor Hanson deslgn bv Ellen Sternagcl propertxes bs Tess Lucck, and make up bv Phxllls Corcoran has two general mcetxngs 1 month Thc ofhcers arc Thor Hanson prcsxclent Sharon Docr llcr xxce presulcnt canne Stammer scc retarw and ohn Hcrner, trcasurcr Vlost of thelr work howexer, 15 clone ln groups under the cllrectlon of thexr adwsers Mr ack Bur ork roughs Mr John Doerfler and MISS Gene WdfZlU1lC -K -a -1- 1-ai' 4! I ,on UCI-1' ! asv Aoi Ziiv X l Top picture, back rou-.' Doerfler, Lueck. Cerner ron .-Jacobs, Peterson, Eherhardt, Reinke, Heselton. Front row: Boorz, Anderson, Ramsey, Edge, Cary, and Crowe. Fxfrlv pxrfure, book roun' Stxllman, Mackesy, Sternagel, Wenzel, Christensen, Cleereman. Cenfer rou. Helms, Benson, Derby, Maes, Bartz, Front roux' Roth, Erfealdt, Crane, Jeffery, Rammer, and Coburn. Fourth pn'- rure, book row: Sense, Verkullen, Kettler, Xvlllfd, Stammer, Pfuntl, Pxcl-cetr, Coenen, Eggert, Corcoran, Hollenbaclc. Center roux' Olsen, Root, He1ns,H1ll, McGee, Marske, Heselton, Darling, Bowlby, Buchberger, Staicll. From row: Getsfriecl, Semrow, Boettcher, Bowlby, De-Bruin, Kuehnl, Colllpp, Kohl, and Adami. Th1r.I pzfrure, bark row: Koehler, Springer, Cyrtmus, Homes, Helms. Cer1.'errou.'Sch0mmer, Marshall, w'llll2l'T1S, DeBraal, Raider, Rohde, Front roux' AIFIS, Bohnsacli, and CHFISICDSOH. .S'eron.l picture, bark row: Brennecke, Henry, Hallock, Unmuth, Lembke, Lueck, Schroeder. Front row: Thoms, Zeh, Asmus, HClmmCfHlHD, Berger, and jarvns. Botrom pxrture, bo.-la rou: Graves, Demlow, Lemlce. Cerner row: Cavanaugh, Konz, Lewrs, Felton. Fronr ron-x Hansen, Deschler, and Herner. Page 95 1 9 C , f Page 96 2 Xranding: Rubbert, Stahl, Graves. .Yeateds Kain, Mech, Weber. I WI: mx.: O I . 1 l 4 A-,ak Smmlxng Lemke Mlller Redlln Ymtefl Sauer Wooden Nygren Lemmger Fondow Kadxnq Lanser Klng Renzner ill u Standing Langenberg Krueger Seated Drevss Close Pltz Smmlxng Krueger Zeutlus Gloede Seated Schmxdt Mr Babler Frank Preucwmg hlms for teachers showlng hlms to thc xarx ous classes and carlng for the equxpment are onlx part of the Audlo N lsual Club members 1ob Thus strx me orgamza t1on also shows mox les 1r1 the auclxtorxum shows tht slltnt opaque, and Sfflp hlrns, and takes care of the mlcrophone at games and ln the assemblles ln Februarv the club spon soretl the moue The Th1ef of Bagdatl Audlo X lsual A1ds Club presldent IS Ted Frank He IS asslsted bs Tom Krueger, uce presulent Tom Schmxtlt treasurer Walter Zeutlus, secretarv and Lawrence Gloede sergeant at arms Mr 'Vlarxm Babler IS the club sponsor 1 1 nr tl Aff . EE rg , T , : s i ,' X1-F in 19 K I ,Ol E . X ' 2-152 Projecting Personalities i S N 1 -,s Wxlz Zeh Zuleger De Brunn Dwbus Colllpp Sxgman Marskc Dance Ballerma Dance' Strange slghts may be seen ex ery Tuesday nlght ln the small gym Twenty bare footed dancers leap jump or hop to the rhythm of Mxss Hetug s beat These are the glrls of Orchesls rehearsmg or com poslng a dance Thls club one of the smallest orgamzatnons m school IS composed of glrls who are especxally selected for their 1mag1nat1on dancing abllxty ag1l1ty and or1g1nal1ty The girls 1nterested IU mterpretxve dancnng report to the small gym for tryouts on four different nlghts On these occasnons they are shown the fundamentals of modern dance Fmally the glrls are ready to compose thelr own orlgmal dances These composxtlons are then pre sented to the members of the club who choose the gxrls who combxne all the aboxe mentroned qualx tles After a certa1n number of g1rls IS selected the whole club works IU harmony The first semester IS used malnly for drxlllng on fundamentals and composmg dances The last semester IS a flurry of long hours of practxce pre parmg for the assembly program whxch IS annually presented before the student bodv The theme for the presentatlon th1s year was Perfume Sulte Various groups of glrls worked on dances por traymg dlfferent types of perfume for example Black Magic Confettx, and Fxre fly The ofllcers th1s year were Kay Colhpp presx dent Joan Donox an uce presldent and Nancy Marske secretary treasurer They were adwlsed bx Mxss Kathleen l-lettlg of the phwslcal educatlon department Rlslow Darlmg Boulbx Pickett Schiller Donoxan 91ll1man McGee Sxllxman Engler Page 97 I I 3 ' ,V I I 7 ' . . v ' ' 1 . . . , , . , , 1 1 1 , . v " -. . 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Y ,. . ,, A A V . 1 ' - .- . - . sJl .J V - - , - 7 1 V , ' 1 . . , K l, 1 9 ' 3 ' v 1' , l - 7 ' 7 1 9 , k - v v' Y A J 1 - 1 x F l ' l l Th- 1 l I , 4 w v l ' I H ' ' Mclntvre Brecklm ennerlahn Schntfen Xandc-nAaker Master Pa1nters Any student not necessar1ly 1n the art classes xnterested 1n art may 1o1n Art Workshop wh1ch meets ex ery Wednesday after school lndxudual rolects mclude clay work Chr1stmas car s water colors charcoal drawmgs ch1p carvlng portra1ts IU d1fl'erent med1ums and leather toollng For thelr collectne prolects the Workshop members d1d adx ert1s1ng for all the school plays the dances and the Operetta I March there was a display IH both the high school lobby and the publxc lrbrary showlng student work ThlS year some of the group have done ceramnc work to se Mr Kenneth Kuemmerleln IS the work shop aduser eanne Stammer IS the club presndent asslsted by V1fg1Hl2 effery XICC presxdent and ean Crane secretary treasurer S -di" X es ' ir.: Page 98 dtkldnie r2+'5' Crane Stammer Mackesx Cvrrmus, Mr Kuemmerlem, Courrons E I J 'Ll- J ., , 'MI ' , '. ' V A 1 . . ' . . ' A ' H ff i L I V fy i ,pf V! xml, f y, 1, ink drawingspoil paintings,-metal work, A ' 3, N P A C' W A , A , y , r - or x- I , . y , ' XL , YV .. 7 NX I , , . n g ' '. r , . D . . - .li I l ' M ll. t A e s , 6 J r ' ' " , , 4 J , - f'lX V r R q o - Nh Y X l W E35 J, sl ' X V g ' 'll Yramlzng Mr Briese Fritsch Getsfried Havwk Xanden Ytamlnzg Woods Mr Krueger, Mever Ymred Smith Corcoran Heuiel Kasten Seam! Olsen Drler Grew Prasher On the Keys The Commereial C lub was founded in 1936 bv a group of students mayoririg in the eommereial held To be an eligible member, the senior must be a Commereial mayor and also haxe an 'VI axerage in all his subyeets The organization has five eommon obieetiwes which are as follows professional whieh proxide endless oppor tunities for improxing efheiencw , edueational, whieh offer 1 aluable general information, recreational, whieh bring in manv talents that are not used during classes inspirational w hieh supplv new ideals of serxice and soeial, whieh enable friends to associate xx ith one another The main purpose of the elub howexer, is to make its members The printing and planning of the Homeeoming programs haxe beeome a tradition with the members of the Club Without the aid of the Commereial Club, some students would be unable to enter artieles for Pdfffflll 0 Ymr Duff, beeause the members of the elub ts pe the entries for the partieipants The ofheers are president, Lois Prasher xiee president, Phxllis Coreoran, Lois Grexe, treasurer Pat bmith secretarv, Nanew Niewer, histori in iliee Woods publieitw The facultx ads isers for the Commereial Club are Vir Bruno Krueger, Vliss Laura Lixermore, Wir H Peter Briese, Nfiiss Leone Robiehaud Wir Herbert Simon, and Wir X ernon Thorson Xx Vmmlnzg Mr Simon Peterson Palmer Hameister Kading lrimlmg Miss Lnermore Kolb Randerson Ziegler Witzkc MissRob1ehaud Sean! Sehiebe Horn Hoppe Rogers mm! Lowell Helms Page 99 1 f H l 3 1 , . W W . "'-A X e A . Nag ' in ' . ', ' ' , 7 . 7 I . ' - - - u v v 1 - - 1 ' . " ' Y ' s' ' s s .5-ai - .f T s-'- f' - I - ffs- "1 "rv .' 1 '- ls". ,' .-if - '-Avsf 4 ,ff 1: .--A 7 A- fsa - - , . s ' K f I I ' y v 1 1 A . v' Q I 'A v '- ' - '- s vt V a b f i s - 1 Y 1, i -,A H more familiar with modern business methods and systems and to promote interest in the business world. . ., A ,.' ' .- ,Q -'-, ,-' 4' ' - , V '- 1, ,.- ,v . ' ' 1 I . , -iv A sif, 4 'L A I' -, I5 .rx 1' f - 1 s -'f f A V 7 A , 1 I '1 1 A A A 2 'J'L A It A 4' ' ,X I 1 1 I L I i ' 57 li I X You Ought T Txfil T o Be in Pictures! ,.l.J Homes Posmak larus Cahoe Zeiss Ymndmlg Snow Clark Seated Mr Zxmmerman Babmo Bentle fran Img Dorn Pusch feared Gresenz Brmkman Courtols Page 100 .Ymndxng Graxes Nygren feared Sleth Van Dmter Rasmussen Patten The obpectn es of Camera Club are no help the students learn more about the technlques of photography and about the development of r1nts The members dexelop pr1nt and enlarge p1ctures or the1r own and Clarzon use IH the darkroom New members are taught darkroom technrques Some haxe taken prctures of lrbrary dlsplays and spec1al work for teachers and prnate part1es At the meetxngs students mav brmg the1r cameras and take portralt PICIUFCS Sometlmes thev brmg the1r prmts and show them on the screen wrth an opaque proyector At one meetlng Mr Prrbnow lectured on The Mechanlcs of Photography and at another Mr Edlger explalned The Chemistry of Photography Xaler1e Babmo IS the presrdent, asslsted bv Harry Clark uce pres1dent and anlce Bentle secretary treasurer Bexerlv Snovt IS the program chalrman Mr X ernon Z1mmerman IS adx 1ser to the club t v as K1 ' 1 I ml. .1 . . 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Nature Boys and Girls , Lf ua r 1 wait 3 vi-v, 'I wr , 4' Schommer Cameron Dalton Baum Holland Berry Thomack Kxefer Kasten Brown Scott Lauer Pmurc Steffen Nygren Ehlke Koestler Aures Gofhn Heller Gandt Futh Bauram 55" JA E-2 Malueg Roeder Koehler Graves Mr Scrlbner The Nature Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Charles Scrlbner has comblned fun and some very worthwhxle servrce to A H S and to the communnty m 1ts act1v1t1es th1s year Probably the most notable of these was the tree plantmg whlch took place last October Through the authorrty of Outagamxe County the club has obtamed jurxsdlctron over a plot of 12 acres of ground which they have planted ln Whxte Plne seedlmgs Thls act1v1ty 15 part of a long txme reforestatlon prolect carrled on by the club For Chrlstmas club members made and sold evergreen wreaths of varrous slzes They con trxbuted to the festrvrty of the halls of school wxth these cheery decoratlons also The prohts from the wreath sale were used to Fmance other club act1v1t1es V1s1ts to the Instrrute of Paper Chemlstrv and the Lawrence College Observatory were part of the wrnter actxvrrres of Nature Club Rabbrt trapprng furnlshed some excltement for the male members The officers who helped plan the busy schedule for the club were Courtney Graves presldent Tuck Koehler, v1ce president ane Roeder secretary and Betty Malueg treasurer Felton Konz Gruenwald Stnllman Rresenweber Kemps Darlmg Schmrege Blick Gosz Goree Page 101 ll Ill ll Ill M' A ,1- ,,,,,,.Y ,RQHJ fo Y Old?- O! 00,25 O41 if mx U0 Rah 4' K' . 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Ignition Service Appleton Motor Co Bee L1ne Frame St Axle Service Fred's Tire Shop Gibson Co , Inc Kloehn 8k Moder Studebaker Sales Service W P Laehn Buick Co Motor Service Nash Co Pierce Auto Body Works Ray's Tire Shop Rector Motor Co Al Rudolf Motors, Inc Sherry Motors Tri City Motors, Inc Tusler Motor Co Wisconsin Auto Wrecking Co Zeh Motor Sales Page 108 AWNINGS Appleton Awnmg Shop BAKERIES Appleton Bakers BANKS Appleton State Bank First National Bank of Appleton Outagamle County Ban k BARBER SHOPS Wisconsin Axe Barber Shop BFAUTY SHOPS Buetow's Beauty Shop Mar La Beauty Shop Raye's Beauty Clinic BOOK STORES Conkev's Book Store BOWLING Arcade Bowling Alleys CAB COMPANIES Appleton I ellou Cab Co CANDY SHOPS Bovwlby s Candies Oaks Candy Shop CANNING COMPANIES Stokely Foods Inc CHIROPODISTS Foot Health Clinic CHIROPRACTORS Leo -I 'Viurphx CIVIC 8 FR ATERN AL ORGANIZATIONS Appleton Chamber of Commerce Appleton Woman's Club Knights of Pwthias, Appleton Lodge No 113 Konemic Lodge No 47, I O O F Y M C A Wilson, -Izmws ..... . . . . .8-33-35--37-110-1 -7 1- 8-89-1 -1 Ye z, Br-vt-rly ...,...,. . . , . , ..,. . . . , . , . . . 41' Wilz,Ann1iJune ..... .. . .... . ,. ,.., .41-07 Yentz,Ioj ..., . . . ,. 31 Wilz, .Iuiur-s ......,., .. ., ,.. ., , , .. .4 I.- 2 'oi n , Dolly. .,,.,... ,. . . . ... , . . ,. . 413 Winkler, Janice ...,. , . ..,. . ,. . ,... 41 Young, Ilonnlrl ,. . , ...,. . . . ,.. . , ,, 413-75 Winstr-rl, .lzuues ...., . . .,. ... ,,, . .1111 Young, lilsic- Mac. ,. , .. 11 Wi lor r' c , R0 ert.. ... . .,. .., -ll Young, .lniuvs ...,, . . , , .. . .,. ...34-35 Wise, Nil-ti . . ,. 331 Young, Holm-rl . .,, 41 Wisnr-ski, Robert . . 11 Young. Yrfrnon , . 34 Witt, James. -Ill-7.3 Zu:-nf-rs, flloriu 5-46-S8 XYIII, .Ionn ,...,, , . ..., . . 753 Zm-mira, Slurlvy . 5-42-ifi-SS Witte-r, Robert ., . . . , 3131 Zeiss, .Iolin . , .-163433 YYit!wvr, Dnvillw . , , . . 46-75-77 Zuutzius, IYul1f'r 41-113-78 Wittwr-r, I o ' ,. , . . . .33 Zell, .Ioan , , , . - - -05-UT Wilzkv, Betty. . .... 33-79-1151 Zivtzlc-r, .It-unnv , . . .34-711-S10 Woiulin, Robert ..., , . . . . . , , . . 41 Zieglvr, lin-nn:-tli. . , , 41-81 YYol1lt, Lila, ....... , , , . , . 34 Zimnl-r, Gvrulrl fill-IIS XVolf, Grow-r. . , . . . . , , . .,.. 41 Zi:-rkrf, Iinrlpurn , . 11-I - ll-851-110-104 Wolf, Laquitta ,.., . .. . ., 41 Zinunvrninn, Nnnvy , 41-S3 Wo , lorzlon ,... ., . . ,. .. 41 Zimiiuwnmn, III0lll'lI"l F51 f3T-Fifi-111-113404 W0 , . 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CLE AINERS SI LAUNDRIES Badger Pantorlum Groth Co Cleaners ohnson s Cleaners 8-I Dv ers Launderette Peerless Laundry ae Cleaners People s Laundrx 'fe Arr mor Cleaners Reehner Cleaners Roval Cleaners CLOTHIING FOR CHILDRIN Can s Chrldren s Store CLOTHINIG FOR VIFN Behnke s Ine Brauer s Clothes Ferron s Kobussen s Clothxng Store 'VIatt Schm1dt Ss Son Co Thlede Good Clothes Ine Wonder Clothes CLOTHING FOR WOMFN Grace s Apparel Hesson s Xfllller s Dress Shop Porter s Robmhood Dress Shop Rose Shop CONDFNSI RII S Western Condenslng Co CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Conerete Pxpe Corporanon Charles A. Green be Son Inc Fred Hoeppner Sons Leonard oehman Paul lNotTke H Sehabo 'L Son X allew Reads Nfilxed Conerete Co DAIRY PRODUCTS ippleton Pure Xflllk Co Ine Consolldated Badger Cooperatne Falrmont s Food Co Gordon Ice Cream Co uaker Dalrw Sehaefer s Dalrs DANCE SCHOOL Brelnlg Lemke Sehool ofthe Danee DF NTISTS I5Dent1sts hare donatel as frlends DF PARTMENIT STORES Campbell Stores Geenen s Drv Goods Co Gloudemans 'Q Gage Ine Mont omery Ward 'R Co North S1de Dry Goods Co H C Prange Co DRUG STORI S Belllng Preserlptlon Pharmaew Ford Hoplems Co Sehlmtz Brothers Co nmuth s Rexall Drug Store X olgt s Drug Store Walsh Rexall Drug Store ILECTRIC 'XPPLI -XNCTS Home ippllanee Co Langstadt s Ine ENIGINEFRS Crane En Ineerlng Sales Ine FIN XNCF CONIP XNIES People s Loan K. Fmance Co FIX F KIND TI N CENT STORFS Ben Franlelm F XX Woolworth Co FLORISTS -Xppleton Floral unetlon Greenhouse NILIIIOFIHI Drne Florlsts Rlxerslde Greenhouse Sunnwsrde Floral Co FRIJIT COVIPANII S Cohen Brothers Fru1t Co Wrseonsm Dlstrlbutmg Co FUFL AND ICF BalI1etSupply Co Haut, Fuel and Supplw Co P Laux and Sons Fuel Co Lut7 Iee CO Nlarston Bros FUNI RAL HOMFS Brettsehnezder s X allew Funeral Home Wxehmann Funeral Home FURRIFRS Grlst Furs FURNITURI AND INTFRIOR DI COR 'XTING Brettsehnelder s Furnlture Co I llenheeleer Furmture Franle Strehel XX xehm mn Furniture Co GARDEN wo Lum FQLIPNIEINT Sehmlt s QCFVILC GIFT SHOPS Unmuth s Gift Shop Page 109 , I. I II A x, 4 1 -L ,. ' I ' x. ., '. . 1 1 2 ' ' A 1 . , Y . , .L, , - Q , I I Q, . . ' .h I J A I D I .A l. VXA A , - . , ' 4 " X A 4 , . 4. , . , 1 Al , , , , 1, Q I ' . ' . 'e . . 1, B. 1 4 A I 1 . . e' ' , '. ff ' ta K. 4 . J. C. PenneyCo. . -4 J ' ' . . , 7 ,, , .E 1 I ' ' .. 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Appllance Store Schlafer s Inc HAT SHOP Vogue Hat Shop HEATING PLUMBING AR CONDITIONING Badger Furnace Co W S Patterson Co Tschank St Chrlstensen August Wlnter 8t Sons Co HOTELS Hotel Appleton Hotel Conwas INSURANCE A1d Assocratron For Lutherans Conkey MOff1SSCy Agencv Home Mutual Insurance Co Page 110 C H Hueseman Dave acobson Agencv oseph Kolfend 8. Son W1ll1am Konrad Jr E H Mann1ng Carl A Sherrv Dan1elP Stelnberg ohn Trautmann George R Wettengel INN ESTMENTS Wayne Hummer 84 Co B M Mulxanes 8. Co Palne Webber Jackson K Curtls JEWELERS Goodman s ewelers lVIart1nJ Hupka PIIZ 8: Trelber Inc Spector s ewelers KITCHEN CABINETS St Charles Steel Kxtchens KNITTING MILLS Fox Rlver Valley Kn1tt1ng Co Weber Knxttlng Mxlls Inc Zwlcker Kmttlng Mxlls LAWYER S Sarto Balllet Benton Bosser Becker Parnell 84 Fulton Bradford Derber 8tGabert Gordon A Bubolz Edward Byrne Mark Catlxn Raymond P Dohr W J Geenen Edwm S Godfrey George F I-Iannagan W1ll1am F Hegner Harrv P Hoeffel Sydney S Jacobson James R Joyce GustaseJ Keller H H Pelkey S1gman St S1gman Joseph W1tmer LUMBER Fraser Lumber 8.. Mfg Co Knoke Lumber Co Lxeber Lumber 8. lVI1llw ork Co MANUFACTURERS Advance Car Moy er Co Appleton Jux en1le Furnlture Corp Appleton Appleton Appleton Appleton Machlne Co Manufacturlng Co Wire Works Inc Wood Products Co Badger Plug Co Eagle Manufacturrng Co Fox Rn er Boller Works Fox Rlver Tractor Co ohn He1nzk1ll Soap Works Scold1ng Locks Corp Standard Manufactur1ng Co Valley Iron Works Co MEAT MARKETS Hopfensperger Bros Inc Kronberg s Market X oecks Bros METAL WORKS He1nr1tz Sheet Metal Works MUSICAL EQUIPMENT B1er1tz Repalr Serx 1ce Farr s Melody Shop Hager Mus1c Center Max F Koletzke Meyer Seeger Mus1c Co OFFICE 84 SCHOOL SUPPLIES General Office Supply Co E W Shannon Office Supply Co Smlth s School Supply Swlxester 8i Nielsen Inc . . ,Jr. I. . f , J I S J D J ' J, Q , . , 7 J . ' I 7 . Q ' . X n ' ,l ' Q . J . 1' l . . . 'J .l ' A Eugene JOSCPFIJ. Plank 8C CO. . . . . 7 , , I . . ,,lf- ' . an-""" d OFFICIALS CCITY 8: COUNTYD Appleton Board of Education Outagamie County Officers Assn. Robert L. Roemer OIL DISTRIBUTORS Appleton Co operanve A Buth O11 Co Fox O11 84 Gas Herb s Skelly Servlce enkel O11 Co erry s Skelly Servrce Schmldt Super Servlce Stutz Standard Servlce Unlted O11 Co Wrlton s SCFVICC Statlon OPTICAL SUPPLIES R1ggS Opt1cal Co Uhlemann Optical Co OPTOM ETR ISTS Drs Keller 84 Keller Inc ORCHESTRA Harold Ferron SSH ORNAMENTAL IRON WOR RS lxools Brothers Inc PAINT COMPANIES Sindahl Paint Co. PAINTING QSPRAYD Van Hoof 8: Fuhrmann Co. PAPER DEALERS QWHOLESALEJ Umversal Paper Co Woelz Brothers Inc PAPER 84 PULP MANUFACTURERS Combmed Locks Paper Co K S DICKIUSOH Fox Rn er Paper Corp Rxverslde Paper Corp Tuttle Press Co PET STORE Krull s Pet 84 Seed Store PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Appleton Camera Supply Ideal Photo Inc PHOTOGRAPHERS 'Xxenue Photographers Harwood Studxo oel s Portralt Studro Koch Photo Shop F. J. Pechman Studio Rueckl Studio Sahli Portrait Studio Walter's Studio PHYSICIANS 8: SURGEONS Dr W A Adrrans Appleton Eye Ear Nose Throat Cl1n1c Dr W E Archer Bolton 8: Mlelke Cl1n1c Guy W Carlson George French Walter Glfhn G T Hegner Marvm Kagen Stephan Konz E N Krueger Drs W Lalrd 84 L B McBa1n Drs MacLaren Gallaher Landis Dr Carl D Ne1dhold Dr F Rankm Dr L P Wrlllams A Frxend A Frlend PRINTERS 8: PUBLISHERS Appleton Post Crescent Badger Prmtlng Co Petersen Press Progress Prmtmg Co 1 ff .ao u l Nfl Kuemmerle n remo es palm from his coat as the result of backxng mto an onl pamtlng Tom Krueger demonstrates the prln ple of the sxngle mox able pullex to members of hxs phw :rcs class Page 111 . ' H ' , , at J , A ' . Dr. . J . . Dr. . Dr. ' . . - Dr. . . , , ,' , - - ' Dr. ' I ' -V Dr. - . ' Dr. . . E. H. ' , 1 r 'I ,Y I . . . . . Y A , , HI P r S4 A h ,. 1 p. i 1 is ip xl I ,.. . ' - I 1 , FX v A . Q 1 , . ,dk KE -A ' i I A RADIO STATION W H B Y RADIOS 84 APPLIANCES Radio Shop REAL ESTATE Carroll 84 Carroll Carl Zuelzke RESTAURANTS 84 TEA ROOMS Bungalow Lunch Candle Glow Tea Room Copper Kettle Dewey s Lunch Kipp s Lunch La Villa Restaurant Murphy s Restaurant Nygren s Restaurant Olympic Sandwich Shop Prokash Restaurant Snider s Restaurant Steak 84 Shake Restaurant Sugar Bowl ROOFING 84 SIDING Luebke Roofing 84 Siding Co 406,652 lg x.1"'t-lap RUGS Yonan 84 Sons, Inc. SCHOOLS Lawrence College of Wisconsin SHOES Big Shoe Store Bohl 84 Maeser, Inc. French Slipper Shop Heckert Shoe Co. Kinney Shoe Co Jack Stewart Shoe Store Wolf Shoe Co SHOE REPAIRING ohnson s Shoe Rebu1lders SPORT SHOPS Berggren Bros Sport Shop Ponds Sport Shop Inc Valley Sporting Goods Co THEATERS Appleton Theater Elite Theater Rio Theater TOBACCO P. 8CJ Sales TRANSPORTATION Appleton 84 lntercity Motor Coach Lines, Inc. Buchert Transportation Co. Fox River Bus Lines Muenster Van Service Northern Transportation Co. TRAVEL GOODS Suelflow s Travel Goods UNCLASSIFIED I Bahcall Inc john Goodland jr Ralph McGowan Carrie E Morgan A Schloss UTILITIES Wisconsin Michigan Power Co WOOLENS Appleton Woolen Mills B Courtney 8. Co ff! fx -df Members of a sophomore Tri Y float down the Avenue ID the Homecoming parade The Page 112 habitants of our museum the pride ofthe Nature Club kk ,ff .Gm . . I '. f-. Je, -.- 'ka -. 24" ""' '--..-N.. ... ... - ..---.....--.w 1 ,.' ifasfiif 7? -diss 4 -1.5 s. JF' , 1 sn., rw' ' ,.-' - , .1 ,a 4 5 I .,, . , ., . , V' f .. , , , dfivivuf. FLG- Y .- ,