Appleton East High School - Lantern Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Pep Bancl volunteers contributed to Patriot enthusiasm at all home football and basketball games. W ee., 1T PACIFlC f QABOVE PHOTOJ Band members worked swiftly fand lranticallyl to complete their Pulperize 'em for the home coming parade. QRIGHTJ Fooled ya Kimberly, there's more than one way to make a touchdown! Actually, the sky divers were one of several surprises in the half-time show, The Washington Zoo lin f vf fgifffii M i I r y we fi igff f , 0 r F! fyzgy CW mg, yi J! W gi Wim A ffhgii iZ2Zf4s,fi'N ' 6 f ff mf, we fkwffwgf 5 ,gift i ff ffifg ?fif y A ' 5 A V , , if fmff fy, f ' :??y3?i?M 5 fag ZW . 'Af Ti' M555 ,igwfwmwfrfg W5 AM-+4-ww f ,www Aw + ff ewwivffvizga fi? Y

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CONCERT BAND. FIRST ROW KL. to RJ: T. Sumnicht, L. Grubb, M. Allinger, K. McArt, S. Schilcher, N. Barlament, C. Crouse, J. Grist, H. Ellefson. SECOND ROW: J. Cherkasky, W. Radloff, K. Hamel, J. Secor, C. Hoerning, M. Groves, V. Kaczor, B. Brunken, M. O'Connell, B. Cluberton, C. Griffin, T. Slater, K. Emling. THIRD ROW: B. Frank, D. Bartell, C. Smith, D. Kappell, M. Romenesko, K. Kuchenberg, L. Kulhavy, S. Mowry, S. Hill, J. Siebers, D. Waldhart, T. School, B. Neumann, J. Gierald, J. Dessens, J. Dvorachek, R. Hoerning, D. Maurice. FOURTH ROW: V. Short, C. Reinke, C. Spring- slroh, A. Reckor, A. Gallenberger, E. George, P. Walker, K. Steichen, B. Casper, B. Schindler, M. Wallenfang, S. Doepker, R. Wink, J. Wielock, D. Lee, D. Pike. FIFTH ROW: S. Neuman, L. Herb, B. Golgar, D. Stoch, M. Meyer, B. Matteson, G. Huettner, D. Green, S. Kuhr, J. Laux, R. Krueger, J. Kilroy, E. Brooker, D. Knapp, G. Reistad, M. Bahcall, M. Borchardt, D. Christensen, B. Tesch, P. Kitzerow, B. Hamilton. COLOR GUARD. FRONT ROW CL. to RJ: T. Sumnicht, M. O'Connell, S. Neuman, M. Kilroy. BACK ROW: C. Mortell, S. Kenney, B. Hoeft Csargeantl, B. School, A. Gallenberger. fi -1 Mg R fk ,fl and l-Te 'fx I

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KABOVEJ Band members try to warm up as they awaitthe start of an early morning rehearsal in preparation for homecoming activities. CBELOWJ Color Guard members also held many practices in which they designed and ran through parade and football and basketball game marching drills. WM ff- ' T ' ' auf. :-, fagvu gl az- VKAV ,gl , r'm,gggj, Z, - ff - ' 2.--1 'f ' :- - , eff r Music, once admitted to the soul, Q' V , Qefviix 9 ' wk , - ' . . 2124211 - 21:52. f . 'fe .A ,., j .. . 1, '35, '. W - , , becomes a sort oi splrlt, and never ', 'F - ' ,L Q, A as , u dies. Bulwer ' ' ' ' A k ' ,W 1 4, W, Z , ., E , we x I I V' - ' 'ziggy , A. n , . ,,. , , , . , f ' ' I SF X at ' K JAZZ ENSEMBLE. QL. to RJ FIRST ROW: J. Berkley, T. Kunschke, S. Kenney, K. Collar, W. Raclloif, D. Mancl. SECOND ROW: J. Raisler, J. Hoppe, B. Goldgar, S. Nowak, L. Mittlestadt. THIRD ROW: B. Hamilton, P. Kitzerow, D. VanVreede, J. McGregor, K. Schmitz, M. Wallen- lang, P. Wulterkens, D. Pike, S. Haynes, C. Solberg, J. Ormson, G. Reistacl. 'mi .,.. A, -ff, 'W fw-