Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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'liheater enthusiasts one and all compose the shell and core of Curtain Call. Make-up crews, aspiring young lighting technicians, scenery painters, and stage crews combine their talents with those of the actors and actresses to give the many and varied stage pro- ductions of the club. Student coaches supervised the sophomore talent show, and if the public be the best critic, it was some show! Under the direction of Miss Ruth Mcliennan, the club put on a beautiful Christmas pageant which was particularly effective because of the unusual lighting techniques used by Mr. 'lack Burroughs and his crew. Miss Kathryn Fralish supervises the scenery construc- tion for all productions. At each of its meetings Curtain Call tries to bring something instructive and entertaining before its mem- bers. During the course of the year there were demon- strated talks on both make-up and lighting, and many little skits and monologues were presented by new and old members. Theodore Cloak, professor of dramatics at Lawrence College, read My Hearts in the High- land at one of the club teas. Jflte rettt White Way Fur beboft! I bf-mg -1011 tielirzgi nf great jqyfi Here are tuw of tbe .rrefzei frewi Curtain Cafffi' efuberute f7VUtlItffl07I of 0 Come, I.et Ur Atfnre Him. Eipetiuffr beulztifnf were tlve biff.riJe.i' of uf Beflifebem umf VIILHILQH' .ireueix Upper Plrtfere, lopx Greb, Xebrnitft, Kettler, Wzlfiam.s', Treqife, Fax, Gezlpin, .fmitb,'Heinrit1, Wei,rgerber, Fareq, Cazzrtner, Mur- ttmzj .rerom1'.'Gme1r1er, Vafkrmnz, Green, Tbwing, Tbampmrz, Coffirzi, Arem, Mdfl7liIltZ,:DEWfff, Wat.i'ar1,fKfiefi0tb, Wf1eefe1', Lewmril' tbirilx Fnreirnarz, Xebezefer, Regent, Marrouf', Houfek, Kalb, Kuebmiteef, Kfuge, .Siebzrbl Bfrnzg, .lifKL'l'71.I,l Hummer: fourth: Mitrbeff Weztrofz, Caffzrzx, Cberkaikj, Rlfltldl, Xcbiemann, Knapp, MiJ'.i' McKennun, Ldlb1',5Tf77Zl?Z6Yl', f0ne.r,fB0J'.i'er,fR. Krieg t 1 Lower Pjttnre, tap: Trebarztq, Laeper, Defrow, Muller, Renter, lVeffr, Cuzfrt, Miffer, Betbe, Gerbartq, Noturelr, D!l1'fcl.I'0lZ,' recom! Gerfarb, Wentzl'brtb, Tralztmawz, Miffer, .S'auwff, Hang, Fumuf, Tiffy, Mee1rtq,'tbirtf.' Letter, 0lCOIl7l87', Ebert, Ptluxer, Md.l.lV7IEfIfa Forfter, Buffiet, Xfezttery, .l'tbe1erfe, Donubmc' bottom: Mr. Bllf1 IlIlgl7.l, Merkev, Wezftrrztzrz, Kfbrzieiler, Krueger, Delwzg, .Yi'f1'erter Xigf, Berljumzrz, Furqnfwr, Var1Gorp, M1.i.i I mf1.i'b , Page Tufenty-rlirze

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Amy copy Upper Picture, top: Voeeler, Vmzelenlferg, Boftlt, Heb, Xmirlr, Nefemamz, Hartzlieim, Dr1n1'e,' liafmmx Kirfehenfare, Fiedler, Heinritg, Mi.n'.i' Grezef, Renter, Wheeler, Kuehmrtefl Mitlelfe Pirture, rap: Mar.i'tan, Kliefotlw, Xmitlv, Lzeeek, Buering, Helrtqlfeim, Gorrnw, Curfratz, fmzge, R1etl'olpb,' bottom: Ferefman, Kolb, Laffy, Mitt Wolf, Williezmr, Balliet, Mitrhell Lawer Picture, top: Fox, .Watterp Milhuupt, Baifev, Courtney, mn, Fox, Mi.i'.i' Bramlt, Rorebuflr, Knapp, Treqixe, Cfverkaafqv To soar to new heights in yearbook production was the aim of the 1941 Clarion staffs. The air- plane annual was published in spite of air pockets, forced landings, late copy, and stormy sixth hours. ln September the staffs left the hangar with some Page Twrntby-eiglvf Cofev, Conway, Flynn, Natural, Herzfeyj bottom: Hodge, Wat- trepidation and very much determination to fly as high as the clouds, if necessary, to produce a truly representative yearbook for Appleton High School. Now the final product is in your hands.

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Note Nootllfers Practice makes perfect seemed to be the theme song of the band from the first day to the final concert. The few ofl ' notes heard in the beginning of the year were soon corrected, as the Christmas concert proved. The year's repertoire was a varied one, includ- ing ll Guaranyf' Finlandia, f'Dance of the Hours, Slavonic Rhapsody, Cypress Sil- houettes, and Symphony in li Flat. A special march written by Mr. Moore had a few strains of the Alma Mater in it. The band showed its school spirit by playing Berry HHLlgelFlZ, Gerzeiwzfe Rrme'l2.i, Burl Tliormzi, mztl Gale Bark make 4 .rymplvom 111 line ai' well ur nate . , . Blau' liuril, Elliott fezmbwrz emi! fue Werner. . . Romem Xelimiel, Lair Xrhreiter, Helen Fax, and Rim Lahn .rpeeel over llie kept. Ralph , Bzfexirzg ix in flu' bdCkgY'0lH1Ll. for football and basketball games as well as several assemblies, Concerts at the junior high schools, the courthouse, and various civic affairs kept the horn blowers busy. Despite the anxiety when Mr, Moore pulled out the little white cards, the members played with great dexterity when they were tested. Fol- lowing the custom established a few years ago, the players were allowed to challenge the people above them for their places in rank. FLUTES and PICCOLOSZ Cl1erl2u.rki', D07ldl7llP, Fax, Gerlucli, Knelwrlel, McKee, 0l.rar1, Peolferj OBOES: Carliwz, Haugen, Van Gorp, Yolnzigerp ENGLISH HORl Ro.reb1z.il1,'CLARlNETS: Bzzeurzg, Fox, Gdllffkt, Gvrliurfi, lloffrlzenz, Ld!1kQ7Ild71, Lalvrz, Lueblze, Maurer, Moore, Plaimmz, Rerlaner, Xrlrrnill, Xehreiter, Airliufezrlilt, Tillf Wel.i0rl,' ALTO CLARINETS1 Hmlqilrfl, Kuorkg BASS CLARINETS: Ijlillglllflfl, Girenf SAXOPHONES: Bork, Holi, Tlwweaig CORNETS: Dear, Firlver, Gerrit Hielfel, lVle1iler, Ma1', Nulllie, Rrl7ll,f'tl1', lzgl, Hf'vllt'7'KQL'7', Zzmrrleia' FRENCH HORNS: Derfertlzrzg, fezlinke, Mailer, l'uu'er, Pirlgel, .liL'l7!df67', Xclvrnielt, Zzeglerf TRUP BONES: Barlow, Delrnui, lfberf, Froermrzg, ffllljrlldll, Lfrerlz, fyfjdflllllf, Refi, lVdr,tou,' BARITONESI Baker, Volkmtm' BASSOONS: Bllillflg, Hilgerzilorlf BASSE Bmuelv, DeLurzil, kltzmbiwi, Poffer, lVrrr1er,' DRUMS' ffirmnz, Xfrerzi, Hemlurker, Lallm, MLlf,X', Nlarer, Nelson, Renter. Page Tlizrfi