Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Top picture, standing: Mory, Leisering, McMahon, Gallaher, Tacohson, Avery, Holtz, Gloudemans, Bock, Bailin, Puth, Mielke, Cries- tiach, Garvey, Laudert, Ballard, Kuehrnstedg seatedi Hoffman, Karnps, Harkins, Miss Robinson, linger, Vtfallens, Farmer . . . Middle picture, standing: Fischer, Laedtke, Steinhauer, lahnlce, Blacher, Knunt, Baehnernan, Kuether, Sigl, Lundy, letter, Ballard, Rtitltlce, Hill, Pmiiscli, Hehl, Farnurn, Heller, Van Rooy, Brittnacher, Weihlrig, Endlich, Merlcl, Kaufman, Hoehlerg seated: lvleltz, lioelxvl, Miss Rigney, lunge, Smith, Miss Brooks, Brandt . . . Bottom picture, standing: Weigand, lvlackin, Hooyinan, Hollentiavlq, Mead, Ketteri- hoten, O'Neil, Bongers, Flynn, Henke, Hartzheim, Rogers, seated: Breyer, Schaefer, Mr. Krueger, Ehllce, Bieiiwi, Shirley Radtke, loan Heller, Carol Bnsucsh, David Brandt, and lean Gallalier correct Copy tor the paper. The Talisman The weekly outpouring ot news and vin-ws in and about the premises ot Appleton High School is to be tound in The TALISMAN, the weekly publi- cation. The Tally is a paper that cannot l5il under- estimated. Each week, through the ettorts ol the etlicient editorial statt, the Talisman comets otl the press with current news and intorination as well as the various entertaining articles and editorials. The advertising statt, headed by Robert DeWitt, has done an especially fine piece ol work this year in obtaining ads and should be given a great deal ot credit,

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Upper picture, standing: Hoffman, Playman, Heule, Ziegler, Hooyman, Marston, Schaefer, Bailin, Kamps, Henke, Hamilton, Ketten- hofen, Miss Tredinnicky seated: Mr. Krueger, Miss Graef, Miss Brooks, Mr. Helble, Miss Robinson . . . Lower picture, standing, lunge, Wickesberg, Meltz, Q'Neil, Leisering, Ferron, Wallens, Miss Anderson, Tornow, Deschler, Miss Wolf, Goldbeck, DeWet, seated: Smith, Hedberg, Donahue, McCarter, Harkins. Bob DeWet, Marion Leisering, Betty Hoffman, and lune lunge are organizing their committees for the victory edition of Patterns of Stardustt' . . . Mrs. William Van Ryzin, who told the club about her experiences in Hawaii, is guestioned avidly by Catherine Q'Neill, Mary lo Dona- hue, Pat Schaefer, Mary Kettenhofen, and Mary McCarter. Page 12 Literary Lights The talent among the students of Appleton High School is really brought to the fore when they try their ambitions in writing for the Patterns of Star Dust, which is a publication of creative writing sponsored by the Edward Weissmiller chapter of the Quill and Scroll. The work that goes into the publication is appalling, but the result makes it worthwhile. The meetings of the organization are held on the third Monday of every month, and there are many speakers at these meetings. Each student elected into Quill and Scroll has something of which to be proud, for it is the only active honorary organization in the school. Qnly the students who have completed at least a year of work on the Talisman or Clarion editorial or business staffs, who are juniors or seniors with a high scholastic record, and who are recommended by their advisor are eligible for membership. ln addition to its regular program the organization this year has made several afghans for the Red Cross, and the emphasis of the program has been on an aware- ness of our world situation. Many speakers have served to increase the members' understanding and to open new avenues of endeavor. The club also helps to edit the Student Handbook, which is published for the con- venience and help of every student in school. Quill and Scroll not only fills the role of an honorary organization, but it has proven itself to be extremely functional.