Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Sta... g Ubi? mation ' J ' 'E g' f Q ij-,.,..L ,rdf . Lee Ifads X Cooney lX4anicr f X .F ' I In funk' '7 ' Q 5 OTAX' T ff ff . .ff it ML- L .twvMfJef.L4Z, ' v . ' rf! f- I Senior Gfficers fwwew any .-:.E,,f',.gI f President .....,.., XNILLIAMXLEE ' Vice-President , , . ROBERT EADS ' V7 Secretary . . . KATHLEEN COONEY ' Treasurer ........ ALEX MANIER The class of '27 has thoroughly profited by its four years of high school life. It was a pleasure for all of us to be members of a class of its kind. Democracy was its outstanding purpose with its definition dehned as: Not, I am better than you areg but you are as good as I. With this in mind we enjoyed everything we attempted to do. The organization of class cabinets was due to the seniors during their junior year, and now the other classes have adopted this requisite for systematic class government. Members of this class have won distinction as responsible leaders of this institution. The adoption of the Clarion as a personal class project was the first movement of its kind attempted in this high school and is indicative of the service program which has been followed since the freshman year. In order to make A. H. S. a better school, let our record challenge others to raise the standard of our Alma Mater to its highest. HBILLH LEE. Page twenty-five