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Elan of '46 liloyd Alienclroth, Walter Acheson. Lois Acord, lvlarilyn Alesch. lllizaloeth Appling. Lilah Ar- chamheault. Adrian Arens, Vera Asman, Shirley Bachman Carl Baehnman, William Balliet, Rohert Bard. Ceorge Bard, Nancy Barlow, Ceraldine Bartelt. .Ioline Bartman. Leola Bauhs, xlohn Baumler, Dolores Bayer, Lois Bayley. Donna Beaumont. Dennis Beaumont, LeRoy Behm, Lois Behnlie. lris Beyer, Charlotte Belonger, Xlarshall Bergman. Yvonne Bestler. Betty Bishop, lX'lary Ann Bleier. Aflurly llCHUl'l1t'I' cullx the curruril f. lu .wc ijez'cry1hing is .vlill UIQ. Chiiuzlry .wlill ruignx 'fum l,lHlllNfI'Ol7l pf'u1'u.w as hc gallantly axxixlx Sznirikv llvriiwliizt' in liking a drink. Iflnim' liralvlw .vmilcx lwurly approval, Virginia Bliela, Winilred Bock, llazel Boerst, Alton Boettcher. Rolwert Bohatscheli, Dorothy Boot: klean Borschell, Inez Botker, Ruth Botlter, Donald Boya, Betty Boyce, Roger Brandt. Betty Breuer, Donald Breyer, Dorothy Brinkman, Ceorge Braeger. Caryl Brown, lileanor Broxx n. Bill Bruce, klean Bunlis, Barhara Burmeister, Roy Burmeister, Dorothy Burns, james Buss. Keith Buxton, Mary Lou Carey, Warren Carlson, Ceorge Cavert, Rudy Cherliaslcy, llarland Clarli.
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Glau of '46 E S, sf qaufgjecf 5 Med First day of school. . . The traditional but harmlesss scare for the class of Forty-six . . . Legs of all shapes and sizes exposed as jocular upper-classmen demand, Roll 'em up to the knees, Sophu. . . Some legs cause Senior boys to emit low whistles of approval. . . Respectful underclassmen relin- quish hard-earned seats on the school bus. Sophomores get off to a flying start with their fast-moving Talent Show. . . Red fllichardj Mahoney of the flaming hair and glib tongue struts his stuff as Master of Ceremonies. . . Blonde Bonnie Riehl sends the crowd with solid boogie-woogie pianistics. . . Four youths whose names we shall not mention give a vocal UD rendition of something that sounds like something we once heard somebody play somewhere. . . Five striving young musicians provide the piece de resistance Conly we couldn't resistj with a wacky rendition of Pistol Paclzin' Mama Cremember her?j. Athletically '46 gives promises for future Appleton glory. . . Roger Brandt, Wayne Weinfurter, Stu Locklin, Reuben Demand excel on gridiron and Don Boya is soph letterman. . . Locklin, Brandt, lead way in basketball. . . Track stars abound . . . come the balmy days of May and a chosen few of sophomore girls with high standards, morally and scholastically are inducted Girls Reserves and other organizations. . . Senior Vodvillers are regarded with envy as sophs threaten to outdo them in 1946. Come the balmy days of May and even the younger set of A. H. S. is stricken with the im- mortal fever. . . Freddy, the Clarion Fox, strolls the avenue and observes youthful couples sipping cokes and cracking jokes on the gory atmosphere the preserved grasshoppers lend to the biology class. . . The old days are gone forever for sophomore girls as they find that high school gym classes are really physical. . . Bulging muscles will soon be an attribute to the feminine sex. Sophomores will always be sophomores, and some day we'll be laughing at them too. but our period of probation has finally ended, and we wouldnt have missed it for the world. . . A. H. S. has been good to us, and were proud and happy to be one-third of a splendid institution. Page 1 5
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l.eone lfahrenlirug, Mary Ventnor, Russell Feuer- stein, Audrey lfields, Barbara lfish, Grayce lfischer. Patricia lflynn, Helen lforster, Tom lfoxgrover. Marilyn lfrailing. Donald Frank, Wallace Fuhr- man. Gordon Galz, Donald Gamsky, Barbara Gee, Doris Geenen. Richard Gerlach, Betty Getschow. Robert Gillespie. Norine Glaser, jean Glass, Cordell Glawe, Dorothy Gloede, Francis Gordon, Keilli Buxton proves to an admiring audi- ence fha! il can he done. Robert Goss,lNIary Gosz, Mary lillen Graper. Donald Grassell, Calvin Gresens, james Grist. Robert Gross, Ralph Grosser, William Grotenhuis. Glau af '46 john Clark. Phyllis Collier, Harold Christenson, john Cronin. liettyjane Cumber. Kenneth Curry. jerry Dalqe, Bernice Davidson. liugene Day, Eugene Deeg, joyce DeGuire, Reuben Demand. Vera Dempexroll, Charles DeWet, licnneth DeWitt. Don DeSavert, Clair Diermeier, Xlary .-Xnn Dietzen. Sunny Donohue, Maurice Dresang, Mildred Drier. Donald Drury, Ray Dryer, Nlargot Dybus. Robert llbben, james liicla, Richard liiclqhollf Xlary lillis, Willis lilsner, Austin lily. Richard llndter, Germaine lingel. Robert lingel- hardt, jane lingelland, Bill lirrington, jerome lirtl.
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