Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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APPLETOX HIGH SCHOOL I7 3 M ss Guyles We contemplate the departure of Vlnss Ctuyle on 1 year s leaxe of absence wtth the deepest regret yet lt ls 1 pleasure to us to h ue tlns opportunlty of ew pressmg our appreclatxon of her und the worlt x luch she ht done nn Appleton Hugh School lVl1ss Cuyles became a member of the faculty ln l9l0 md srnce that trme h ls taught Caesar CICCTO and Xfergll mth mhmte patlence 1nd unfulmg, good cheer to each successive class We feel th xt no one can re ally apprecttte Nlrss buyles who has not come tn datly contact wuth her and lexrned through tssocn hon as well as the IHIYICBCICS of l.. tm grammar ln the clwss room her strength good sense and lundness Every student who has been her pupil for eyen one short year has felt her influence and those w hose good fortune lt has been to studv wlth her for four years have guned somethmg from her tlnt they wlll ne er cease to be grateful for But her splrlt has been felt through the whole school for she w rs newer want mg when a good cause needed her She has worlted hxrd and fwthfully on many lmportant coremxttees and as adusor for the class trexsurels she has kept the school funds safe and carefully xccounted for Tl IS hrs been no mtll ta l-1 but It IS one which she has cheerfully assumed year after year But we feel that after all tt IS useless to try to recount the seruct of Nlxs buyles We shall mlss her more than we can sav but we shall look forward wrth keen antlclpatlon to her return tn the fall of 1921 ' 'I K - .fb M - f A 1 I I A i ' ' s' A 3 as ' ' h 2 . ' , if t t V ' 1 i 7 , . .. . a ' 2 2 1 . , Y . . V. i A iw .K 1 . ' fl 1 N . - v ' V - . , ' I C t. -. Y. l ' ' K C V YA 'YV L. ' ' . 1 ' ' ' 1 .9 j ' V , . 'A ' 1 2 : r ., 4 . lf 23 t ' , I A F . .. V K V C . ' - ' , ' ' 'I 'S . 'es

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I8 THE CLARION ANNUAL W ' I Kenneth H Breltnck On the mornlng of February 22 there departed from our midst one whose personality and character were so pure and beautlful that It seemed hard to be heve that we would no longer ee hum The flag at half mast dipped slowly ln the breeze a trlbute to a hfe of seruce Hrs hfe remams an unblemxshed record 1 golden memory for us to look upon and marxel at The outstanding feature of his hfe the keynote of his popular :ty was hxs clean and beautlful character The whole school as well as the sophomores can feel proud and gritlhed to have had such an actne and con scnentlous worker whose purpose lt w rs to be square w nth everyone May s c not look upon hun IS dc td l . . , ' ' s . - f , . yl . , ' , . H g , . , , . Q V Y. 5 C , , I N. I l n