Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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THOMAS MAPPING JANE FRANK ELAINE BUESING RALPH VANI-IANDLE JUNIOR CLASS MESSAGE During the school year ol T35 and '36, vve the junior class have advanced Iarther along the road ol education. In its ovvn unassuming vvay, the class ol T37 has developed itself mentally, physically, and socially. It has included among its achieve- ments lorensics, journalism, music, athletics, and scholarship. Although vve have not been able to shovv our scholastic ability by having many of our members on the honor roll as in our sophomore year, vve have, you may be sure, lost none ol our aptitude lor study- ing. The serious mindedness ol the greater majority of our class, in regard to their studies, is a commendable characteristic. In turning the pages ol this annual, you will Find that, besides being prominent in scholastic activities, we were outstanding in others also. The junior play group showed its ability on the stage in a series ol one-act plays. We were well represented in oratory, debate, extempore speaking, and declamatory. Many in our class competed in the intramurals. Some reached the Finals, vvhile a Ievv became school champions. The junior members ol the varsity squads revealed their ability to cooperate vvith members ol other classes to mal4e a smooth running team. The lootball, basketball, and tracl4 teams, on which many ol our classmates earned places, made a good shovving. Music, vocal and instrumental, and journalism, by vvay ol Clarion and Talisman, were also supported by juniors. Though a great deal ol progress has been made in the past year, the class ol '37 believes that progress of a much greater magnitude will be made during its senior year, If each and every member co- operates to his lullest capacity during the Iollovving year, we will be able to achieve the goal vve have set out to reach, Thomas Mailing

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Top Row: Langenberg, R, Schmidt, Schiedermayer, Falk, Smyrneous, Larson Krueger, Young, Cnrishaber Third Row: Seifert, Rosebush, Bergman, l-lorrig, Kotz, Libman, Toonen Franzen, Krause, Griem Second Pow: Steger, Norenberg, Boehme, Welsch, Moore, Ertel, Smith V. Bauman, Blinder, Ruth Bottom Pow: Buesing, Boyer, Petzniclc, Wettengel, N. Bauman, Kressin, Green, C. Schmidt, Gabriel, Frank, Balck 1 i Top Row: Polzin, Springer, M. Miller, Rock, l3obbins,iLane, McKeefry Mueller ,Q Third Row: Thoms, O'Neil, Shinner, Rohloff, Roehl, Stoeg2r,ESchuh, Vogel, Schroeder, Steudel 5 ,Q Second Row: Ogilvie, Voeclrs, R. Olson, Probst, Mullefnfkisse, Lee, C Schmidt, J. Murphy, Reider 1 A7 Bottom Row: Nohr, Koss, Korte, Meidam, Krueger, Kobs,-Maas, Strover Kuntsman, Mignon, Marschall f ' 1 Top Row: Catlin, Greb, Devine, Locksmith, W. Schmidt, Lillge, Fuerst, Brooks, A, Meyer, Haferbecker Third Row: Wenzlaff, Doepker, Yentz, Lysne, Jarchow, Brockman, l-l. Olson, Berg, Pankratz, C. Johnston Second Pow: Danielson, Kowallce, Weber, Alesch, L. Schultz, Pay, Sofia, J. Smith, E. Wittlin, Zuehllte, Boyce Bottom Pow: Ryan, Ragen, M, Forster, Liegeois, l-looyman, Lemke, Wood' worth, Schmit, Landon, R. Hoffman, Devine