Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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'SL . 'EEESZPPEEEEEEPFEEPEPPEEEEPPPEQQEEEE?-11355ffffififfffffffifiiff' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The aim of the Physical Education Course is four-fold I. Corrective Fundamental Exercise, hand apparatus, and apparatus work purpose to secure good posture, by correcting faulty posture. ll. Poise Apparatus work, country, folk, and aesthetic dancing, aim to develop a definite coordination between nerves and muscles. III. Hygienic Games, sports, dancing, apparatus work, along with fundamental exercises, whole- somely stimulate organs of the body to greater activity. IV. Recreative The recreational program includes the following activities: GIRLS-Intramurals Hockey Volleyball Baseball Pinball Basketball Track and Field Free Throwing fState Contestj Boys Interscholastic Competition Intramurals Basketball Baseball Basketball Ice Hockey Football Tennis Swimming Tennis Track Golf Cross Country Golf Intramurals Cross Country Skiing Bowling Page .fixtccn

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,nr-Qs s K eXN'w-vs' V . 1' H H 11 L A If 1 0 N 'Y - Y A.... ............... ., ...... . LIBRARY The library, the little room with the big appeal, is an indispensable part of the school. Service is our aim. While only approximately 216 students or four per cent of the student body can be accommodated in the library each day, every student and faculty member has the privilege of using the library resources for class room work, and for home study. MUSIC Appleton High School believes it sets forth a standard of musicianship which will make music what it should rightly be, a cultural subject. The department strives to have students appreciate the best in musical literature, to learn to sing and play in an artistic way, to read notes, and to cultivate to a higher degree the finest of the fine arts. The vocal department consists of boys' and girls' choruses which are combined for mixed choruses. Four classes are offered in vocal training which consist of theory and song interpretation. Students wishing instrumental training may elect courses in band and orchestra. ART The purpose of the art course is to stimulate the interest of the students in various phases of commerical art and designing. The varied course of study includes modeling, painting, charcoal, and pen work as a means of giving the students an appreciation of the types of art and sculptural professions. SPEECH The development of interpretive qualities of imagination, or imagination for mental images drawn from the printed page: the ability to transfer mental images to others through dramatizationg the appreciation of human emotions through character, the ability to overcome embarrassmentg the ingenuity to think on one's feet in an organized manner: in fact, the development of personality itself are the ultimate aims of the department of speech. Public Speaking, Expression, and Advanced Expression are the courses given by the department. Page fiftvmz ss

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