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

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CHEEIQLEADEIQS Varsity Spirit of l3: J. Orbison, S. Uehlein, N. Chandler, J. Johnson, J. Vanfxcker, L. Fischer, D. Einspahr ' 1 A cf: ' A N- ff . x , . ,., .L . -6 ' ' ,?75 'X. I , gh 'fs' ,- lux -e-f, alnnnmi' r- .f '39 v K 14 Mm The Active Class of '75 was cheered on by: D. Stinemates, G. Bravick, M. Groves, S. Schleisner, J. Grist, M. O'Connell, J. Buehl

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Mr. Flood goes a-broad for AFS Week. Appleton East is thousands of miles away from my school in Manila and there are thousands of differences within the school system. My year here has been quite an experience. School starts at 7:45 instead of 7:20, students change classes instead of teachers, and each class is an hour long instead of forty minutes. On Friday night there are dances at school instead of Saturday night parties at someone's house. We can wear jeans instead of uniforms, white socks, and black shoes to school. OF course, a major difference is school being co-ed instead of all-girls. Beside watching football games and ice hockey, the most fantastic thing l have experienced is winter. ln the Philippines, our temperature does not go below 60 degrees, so this was my first time ever to see, feel, and taste snow. l was simply fascinated by it. My style of dress has come a long way from wearing summer clothes all year-round, to wearing coats, mittens, scarves, and boots. My stay here, just like everywhere else, has come to an end, but l shall forever remember my experiences and the acquaint- ances l have made here at East. I would like to thank all of you for making my AFS year a Great Year! Thank You, Bebs Gatmaitan 1' 'A ' j I .,.,. 11,1-fs? 4 . 'ff '-'f -- 1 r 5-55 East had three foreign visitors this year. Ursula Paerli was a visitor from Switzerland staying with the Orbison family. Bebs, our AFS student from the Philippines, stayed with the Ernests. Yuri Tamura came to the U.S. from Japan as an exchange student in the Youth for Understanding program. Her host family was the Sumnichts. 10

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East grapplers were enthusiaslically supported by: L. Wallis, J. VandenHeuvel, P. Clark, C. Schroeder It wasn't always so pleasant. , , x . Kennedy, M. Hara, D. vw' W . A. .f f W 'Q .,M.W 2 A Supplying both enthusiasm and humor were the male cheerleaders of IB: J. Cipriani, E. Ray, D. Lawson, S. Hanes, D. Purdy, J. Retson, B. Dafoe 1 07