Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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l'W T'f 4 7,-l rl? Q, ' 2 Q'll Robert Sonkow skv Ellen Connellv Elks Citizenship Award Having obtained thc highest grade in both the written and oral examinations on the Con Flag Raisers As the school term gets under way each year, the senior class has the task of selecting two prominent senior class members as flag raisers. This honor involves the responsibility of raising and lower- ing the flag every morning and evening. This year because of their good conduct, character, and citizenship, Robert Sonkowsky and Ellen Connelly Were chosen. Besides keeping a very high scholastic rating throughout his high school years, Bob has been very active in Latin Club, Student Council, track and football. Ellen, too, has had a high standing in her class and has participated in many extra- curricular actix ities particularly Curtain Call Acting Librarv Staff and the Student Council Both attended Badger State in their lunior years Elks Scholarship Award stitution of the United States Robert Bethke Robert Bethke was rewarded with the Flks Citizenship Award This honor includes S100 as well as an opportunity to participate in the state con test Bob has been active in athletics namely football track and the Tumbling Club and intramural athletics He has also serxed as a member of the Student Council and has par ticipated in forensics For his outstanding scholarship participa tion in extra curriculars and sersice to the school the Elks Club of Appleton presents annually a scholarship to this worthy senior boy who plans to attend Lawrence College Carl Stumpf IS this years winner Carl has done extraordinary work m basketball foot ball track and was a member of an intramural champion team in his sophomore year Carl Stumpf Marx Intramural Awards Because of her fine work in Intramurals her support of the G A A and noon hour teams and her practice of good sportsmanship Bettv Werner was given the Girls Intramurals Ath letic Award During her three years at Apple ton High School Betty has been an enthusias tic member of the Bowling Club she serx ed as vice president and secretarv treasurer ofG A A She was also a participant in the Radio Players and Tumbling Club Floyd Michael Syrmg was presented this year with the Boys Marx Intramural Athletic Award Floyd has been verv actixe in all the sports offered at Appleton Senior High School but he has been particularlv fond ot basketball Page 10 affix: an 'aa Floyd Svring Betty Werner , . ,. . ' , . , V , Y . . . A . . - . , 1 ' Q , s - 7 7 v it . . . . - sk 0 - V U y . . V 9 V . . . , . ' N 11 . . - b x Q U , 3 D K K . . . A r A A refs . . if i 5, ahhh W 5 7 i 4 f M ,f ' , .S W' 'fr 5. f' 0 5 ' KS ' h 9 . I ' 4 4 l . if ' T I , ' ' ' , 8 , . , - 7,4 , ' Q 'ie 1.21:-' ' ' - r M' 2.1, , , Y . , V . - . - I A x . . . ,ML X . , . Q

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D A R Award This vear s recrprent of the Daughters of the Amerlcan Rexolutron cltlzenshlp award IS Ellen Connelly Elected bv the senrors as a candrdate for thrs Good Crtlzenshrp Prlgrrmage Ellen has been actrve rn extra currrcular ac IIXIIICS such as Curtarn Call Student Councll and she w as elected by the senior class to act as a flag ralser Ellen Connelly Badger G1rls State Thrs year two lunlor grrls wxth therr alternates w1ll represent Appleton Senror I-hgh School at Madlson Wrsconsrn at the 1950 session of Badger Glrls State Durrng the1r exght day stay the parttcrpants estab hsh a government based on our democranc rdeals Each girl does her part IH thls legls lature either by runnmg for an oflice or by supportrng a polrtrcal party Wrmfred Retza Susan LaRose and Helen Hense oan Brason as absent F, fl Badger Boys State To further good c1t1zensh1p and to trarn leaders for the future rs the mam goal set for thrs orgamzanon Although the Amerrcan Leglon sponsors the boys and gnrls at these conferences the actual funds are donated by clubs rn each communrty who wrll also send ten boys thrs year to Badger Boys State held at Rlpon Wl5COHS1H J Smnlmg Clark Sutherland Mrelke Rector Geenen .feared Groth SICYCFS Locklm Brandt Page 9 7 . , . . . 4 '. . , I . 'P' ' uf' 1. . ' ' . . ' iv' ' Y g . , - ,, ' 3 , Y J 0 li. S- kk: ' . . ' fu- . . . . - . ,. , , . tr l' I , , A, . ' 1 -- A 3 v . . . . . at r . 1 f .. ' 4. , 'P N - . r l sg! lv U' ' ' 1 f Q f 2' U - I .2 , . U . Aiazir 41 Q, :. ,v 9 - .xii N i' l. , V , ' , I I.

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Iames Hollenback Exery year the German Club elects a semor member who has shown notable lnterest and leadership 1n the organlzatxon s work ames Hollenback was elected thns sprmg as the most quallfied student to recene the honor As well as belng president of the German Club rm has dexoted much of h1s tlme to Curtam Call Productlon Lat1n Club Student Councxl track and Tumbling Club A S200 scholarshrp IS annually g1ven to an out standlng semor gxrl who w1ll attend Lawrence College bv the Amerlcan Assoclatlon ofUn1xers1ty Women On the basls of all around student qualltles of leader sh1p scruce and potentlal success thls organlzatron selected Barbara Zlerke as thxs year s honored senior Barbarl has glxen her tlme unstlflshly to Curtaln Ctll Attlng Lat1n Club uxll and Scroll Radxo Players and the Talzrman of which she was thc co cdltor Lat1n Award German Award 'ina Robert Son ko skx The Era S1gma Phl the natlonal honorary classlcal language fraternlty of Lawrence College presents annually an award to a senlor who has distinguished hlmself rn the field of Latm Thls year Robert Son kowsky IS the cholce Bob has done excellent work 1n thc study of Lat1n and has preslded as co consul of the Lat1n Club An honorary scxenre award IS presented by the Bausch and Lomb Company to a senror xx ho has done superlor research IH the sclentlfic held Th1s year Thomas Krueger recened th1s hlghly respected acknowledgment of h1s exceptxonallv hne work IU the study of telex 1s1on and rad1o ln h1s yumor sear Tom also won the Amerlcan ASSOLIHIIOH for Ad xancement of Science Ava ard and was co presldent of thc unlor Academy ofSc1ence Conference thus sprmg Q- A A U W Scholarsh1p Sc1ence Award Q' Barbara Zxerke Thomas Kru get Page 11 1 , V 1. 1 x -s 7 I I ' xv I. 7 ' ' . - V I . . . , 1 . v 1 Y I I - I 2 LI' 1 ' ' ' s ' ' - 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 l ' . . . . . Y . . . .Y . , . . . . . . - . . A - ' i . V - - Y . W, v.x .I . . , . - . 1 1 1 I A 1 . ' . - ' S ' ' v v r ' 1 ' J . . ., - L N' - , , , V , , - , 4 . . ' Q ' ' , . ' , , -' ' 1 1 1 I A I , - . ' , - ,J s - - , 1 1 3 ' . . . . . . ' Z2 tx - ' , I Xxx K, -hi. L'