Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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FOREWORD Autumn, Winter, Spring! Appleton l-ligh School life moves with the seasons. For this reason it was thought Fitting that the arrangement ol this year's Clarion should be in accordance with the seasonal progress of school activities. We realize that we have changed the traditional idea ol yearbook mal4e- up by placing the seniors at the back of the boolc and the underclassmen First. At the time the members ol the Class ol 1936 receive their annuals, they are no longer seniors but graduates, and since they are malcing their departure from school, we have placed them at the end ol the boolc. We are proud that the poems which introduce each section were written by one ofourown students. It is the hope of the Clarion stall that through the pages of the annual the students will re-live this school year.

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A morning haze of frost to mark The far glimpsed hills, a noon of stark, Slow-drifting leaves and rhimney smoke. A sudden faltering of the oak From green to sere and wind-erisped brown Ufhile seornful of what skies may frown Are purple aster plants before fl night of frosty all these and more I knew from other days that smote To nothingness the vine that wrote Its tendrils green aeross the wall. These are the days of weather rhange, Sullen and bright, with moods of strange, Slow temper and a flash of sun. These are the days when swallows wheel flfross a sky that brings to heel The passizie sun, the falcon god. I mark the plate he walked when shoa' With swift and glowing wings of light, But now the sky bends ofver all The withered land, and slow leafves fall. find leaves fall slowly through a day 'l'hat fries its loss, defiantly. -MARGARET BROOKS, 37