Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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X ,ga if 'B l l 1 X l v r 1 i . K QL, lr- xA XXX 1 . ff If CATHERINE ABBEY Glee Club 9. MELVIN Aut H. R. Basketball Q, 3, 4, Sophomore Triangle, Stagg Hi-Y. ORLA BELLIN Commercial Course x l.. f l Q ly. kk ROMAN ALESCH Band 2, 3, 4, Talisman 3, Ger- man Club 3, 4, l-l. R. Basket- ball Q, 3, 4, Sophomore Tri- angle, l-li-Y 3, 4. ELSIE BAUERNFEIND Entered from Little Wolf High School, Manawa, Wisconsin, 3. BERNICE BENTZ Basketball 9, 3, Hockey Q, Baseball Q, 3. EARL ASMAN Glee Club 3, lndustrial Arts Club Q. GEORGE BAUM Band 9, 3. BERNICE BENZ T H E C L A R I O N , . l www '59 l'l9l

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I18l WAYNE PERSKE President JAMES GMEINER Vice-President JAMES MORROW Treasurer RUTH MERKLE Secretary SENIQR CLASS MESSAGE E MAY look back with justifiable pride to the achievements of the class of 34 and hope that the fine spirit of endeavor which they have shown may be carried on into the future when the true importance of a high school education is realized. The fine example which has been set by these departing students in all the phases of school work has surely filled the requirements set by all preceding classes. Qur future success or failure in the world depends largely upon the value which we have derived from the few enjoyable hours spent in the halls of our Alma Mater. The education we have attained thus far has placed us on the threshold of golden opportunity to develop our talents and character to the highest degree. Many times we have been faced with the withering prospect of defeat during our sojourn within the halls of learning, but We are proud of the thought that our class has weathered the storm of temptation and arrived victorious at the end. ln the past year the members of our class have competed successfully in athletics, oratory, and declamation. They have also been out- standing in music, extemporaneous speech, and all the extra-curricular activities. Qur class has been highly represented on the editorial and business staffs of school publications. lnto these projects they have carried the same spirit of willingness which has been the foundation of our success. The class of 34 has endeavored to uphold the high standards which our predecessors began. We sincerely hope that future classes shall succeed where We have failed and con- tinue in their endeavor to reach the peak of success. We have reached the end of our school term, and we look back with many regrets that we are leaving. May the seniors who are now about to embark upon their respective paths through life, no matter to what level of success or fail- ure, continue to strive diligently for success. As a parting word, we should like to extend our appreciation to all those who have made our high school years pleasant by many words of encouragement, and to those who have backed all of the activities and projects with such congenial helpfulness to make these years such to be retained forever as a pleasant memory. Wayne Perske. T H E C L A R I O N

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X IQOI GRAYCE BILTER Girl Reserves 3, 4. HELEN BOETTCHER General Course ERNA BOLDT German Club 4. 5 0441 PHIL BIXBY Band Q, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4. ELVIRA BOHNSACK G. A. A. Q, Volleyball Q, Basketball Q, Debater3, 4. ERVIN BOLDT General Course I n 1 I ' ff, ff' ' f I' li' III., I Y-4. l f 1 4, . We ff ' I fffflffx 'W9,j,,rIL VIOLA BOBBER College Course CATHERINE BOLDT Commercial Course WAYNE BOLTON College Course T H E C L A R I O N