Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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MARGARET ABRAHAM ARDELLA ANDERSON BORGHILD ANDERSON History JANE BARCLAY Home Hygienv HARRY CAMERQN Manuel A rts Domestic Science RUTH BECKER Latin ETHEL CARTER Mathvmatlcs English DAVID BENT Biology MARY CARRIER English MARVIN BABLER History EDNA BENTSON Commercial WALLACE COLE Chemistry, Football MARY BAKER Dean of Girls MARCELLA BUESING English, Asgistant Librarian LELAND DELFORGE History

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MR, HERBERT H. HELBLE Principal MISS CARRIE E. MORGAN Assistant Superintendent MR. BEN J, ROHAN Superintendent FACULTY OUTLOOK Like Nature, Appleton High School has its seasons. When the world is full of bonfires and new fall clothes, we have our special signs of the season. Football comes first, with high hopes for a championship and new ideas on how to keep warm smartly. New faculty members get a little attention, and that cute boy from Dakota and the new blonde who dances divinely. All activities hum, but there are welcome pauses H teachers' convention, Thanksgiving. Unlike Nature, Fall here is a season of beginnings, new vigor, new hope. From New Years to Easter, hard work takes the limelight, The library is busy until late afternoon, TALISMAN and CLARION staffs toil, Girl Reserves are very serious, Masque and Book and the German Club put on plays, the French Club meets regularly. Report cards loom large, and at noon the im- provised lunchrooms are full of students unable to surmount the drifts. However, for diversion there are the Council dances, one-act plays, oratory, debate, hobbies, and basketball, which is almost as exciting in retrospect and prospect as during the actual thrilling game. Nor does athletic activity end there. Home-room basketball, ping-pong, the Rifle Club, and a dozen other sports are available to all. And there is keen ex- citement over the senior play when the snow begins to melt. Spring is fulfillment. Then we have found ourselves, our friends, our place in the school world. Then we enjoy golden days regardless of rain outside. With our sense of fulfillment there is also anticipation f of other and even better years to come, of adult life on whose threshold we stand, reluctant yet eager. Our lives are about to bloom beautifully, we hope, like the lilacs and tulips on our commencement platform. So our school year ends, with hope and with fulfillment. Miss Margaret Abraham

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ANNINI I HARM ecretary AN ish ALBERT GLOCKZIN Vocal CLEMENT KETCHUM Physics CLARE MAROUETTE Social Science ESTHER GRAEF Mathematics ADELA KLUMB English RUTH MCKENNAN Speech HARVEY GYGI Biology, Mathematics BRUNO KRUEGER Commercial RUTH MlELKE Librarian SOPHIA HAASE German LAURA LIVFRMCRE Commercial ERNEST MOORE Band