Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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we f? '23 Z i Z ,Q ,M Back raw: Wilson, Hammond, Sonkowsky, Bethke, Zimmerman. Serum! row: Connelly, Hardt, Benson, Kopplin, Maesch, Malueg. Stammer. Front raw: Berry, Mumme, Lemons, Frank, Doner. National Honor Society Outstanding character, ability in leadership, and service as well as ranking scholastically in the upper one- fourth of their class, which this year consists of 391 seniors, are the requirements needed for a student to be con- sidered for this society. Upon being elected by the faculty of Appleton Senior High school, the seventeen members were inducted into the organization in the traditional assembly program held March 27. Acting as master of ceremonies, Mr. Witte opened the program by introducing Mr. Helble, who talked of the Meaning of Honors. Mr. Edge followed and explained in detail the significance of the society's symbol and ideals. The honored guest speaker was Mr. LaVahn Maesch, who spoke on the importance of integrity in all phases of life and in all times. After taking the oath given by Miss Stewart, the students received their membership cards and pins from Miss Klumb and Mr. Edge. The new members and their parents adjourned to the Early American Room where tea was served. Craftsmanship Shield 3 i Every year a senior who has done outstand- ing work throughout his high school career '54, is awarded the coveted Craftsmanship Shield. The faculty makes the choice, considering scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mike Hammond was this year's recipient. Active in forensics, Mike proved himself a capable leader. He was a member of Latin Club, the Talimzan Staff, Curtain Call Acting, serving as its president in his last year, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, of which he was president in his junior and senior years. As a 5,1 delegate to Badger Boys' State in his junior year, Mike proved his merit when he was chosen as a representative to Boys' Nation in Washington, D.C. where he was elected president. As a sophomore he was awarded 'fa-4 .yu L .zp!FInq-W w-eff Mk- H d . I C mmm ing member of the class. Page 8 the Spector Trophy as being the most promis-