Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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MR. K ENNETH EDGE Svcrial Studies, Ushers Club, lvlatheniatics Ifatlio Forum Wor'kshcirv B.Ed., Platteville State College M.A. Lawrence College MR. ADOLF S. DILLGN Social Studies Tennis Coach, Head Football Coach B.A., North Central College If 'Q' ii I r I MISS ELIZABETH PLOWRIGHT Social Studies, English Clarion Business Staff B.A., M.A., Lawrence College Oshkosh State College M.A., University of MR. HAROLD BRIESE MR. E. IOHN GOODRICI-I MR. KENNETH SAGER Social Studies Social Studies, Talisman Social Studies Head Audio-Visual Aids Bid., Qshkosh State Coileqp Humorous Declamation Ph.B., M.A., Lawrence M.A., University of Iowa Of5l0fY B.A., Lawrence Coll Your futures- SOCIAL SCIENCE The social science department prepares students for their future as citizens. All juniors are required to take American history. Through this course they learn about their own country's government, cus- toms and ways. Further courses are offered in world geography, economics, world history, psychology, and sociology. This year the social science department presented a new opportunity to the students in offering a five- day trip to Washington D.C. This educational ex- cursion toolc place during the Christmas holidays. LANGUAGES Languages, among the elective subjects in our school, are chosen by many students preparing for college. Appleton High School offers Latin, French, German and Spanish, giving the students the op- MISS IOANN RIEDL portunity to gain a knowledge of another language Latin, Latin Club besides their own. A study of the history and culture B.S., Milwaukee State Collegek S of these countries also becomes a valuable part ot Vjbkg QLXNXM. 5 eachcourse. 'LXXXXNXPXXQJ ' ' -R s.-Rave was WTAQTSQ wk Q.v-sf' MRS. VIOLET HIMEBAUGH Language Head Spanish, Spanish Club B.A., M.A., Texas Technological College Universities of Colorado, Wisconsin 12 . . . Faculty SCHLUETER mv N Germ lub Fren ub S It Northwe ll Mr. Exner confers wxth parents .A., Ph. , n'v on Go to school nxght

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Q ARMIN GERHARDT, IR. MR. OWEN REPPERT iustrial Arts, Printers Club Industrial Arts, Backstage 3 M.S., Stout State College B.S., M.S., Stout State College riends and teachers INDUSTRIAL ARTS A class in industrial arts can lay the foundation for a worthwhile future, an interesting vocation or a hobby. A student may prepare for a career in many and varied fields. Courses in auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, printing, cabinet making and iron work provide valuable experiences and oppor- tunities for students to develop special aptitudes and interests. SCIENCE In this atomic age, the need for understanding the various fields of science is of utmost importance to students. Through the science department this need is fulfilled. In the sophomore year students are in- troduced to science through biology, a required subject. This course gives students a better under- standing of plants, animals, and man and introduces them to the interesting world of science. This in- terest often leads to further study in chemistry, con- cerned with the chemical changes of matter, and physics, the study of the physical changes of matter. Beginning: of another project-Gruruka, Boyer, K MR. MYRLON SEIMS MR. HARRY CAMERON Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Head, Lockers Oshkosh State College B.Ed., Oshkosh State College M.A., Lawrence College tilt A . l. I ,I I 2: I X - x ' L. fr -4- MR. CHARLES SCRIBNER Biology, Nature Club COGCII B.Ed., Stevens Point State College Ph.M., University of Wisconsin MR. G. A. EDIGER Chemistry, Assistant Football B.A., Bethel College M.A., University of Kansas University of Colorado MRS. IACK BURROUGHS MR. JACK BURROUGHS Science, English Biology, Backstage RadiovForum Workshop B.Ed., Stevens Point BS., Lawrence College State Colleqe, Stevens Point State College Layton Art School, Army University, Universities of Colorado, Wisconsin MR. VERNON ZIMMERMAN Biology, Assistant Football Duty Coach B.Ed., Oshkosh State College Universities of Chicago, Wisconsin Case Institute of Technology MP. WALTER PRIBNOW Science Head, Physics, Noon Camera Club B.A., North Central College M.Ed., Lawrence College Faculty . . . 11

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'IR ANTHONY BACICH Orchestra, Symphonette M University of Wisconsin M A., Iowa State College American Conservatory MR. FRANK COMELLA Band, Pep Band Pep Club BS., Milwaukee State College M.A., Iowa State College Chicago 'heir dedication FINE ARTS Students of Appleton High School are fortunate to have opportunities and facilities which enable them to pursue interests. in dramatics, art and music. A speech course is offered in the senior year to all who are interested, and any student may participate in drarnatics, debate, oratory, declamation or ex- temporaneous speaking. An art course is offered for the artistically inclined. Band, orchestra, and chorus are available for those whose talents lie in music. HEALTH In the well-rounded program of the physical edu- cation department, students are taught the values of good health and good sportsmanship. From the wide variety of activities, they learn not only the importance of their physical welfare but skills in many sports as well. Home hygiene, which is a practical course in home nursing, completes the health program and is available to senior girls. MR. LESTER E. SCHULZ Chorus, Chorale Pep Club BM., Lawrence College MR. LAWRENCE WITZKE Physical Education Saturday Morning Bowling Curling Club, Bowling Club Intramurals B.S., Iniliana State College I ,, I I if It ir, n Hflmgm P -Y 'IIN' K . 'iilflt if 4' I , 19 it X . ,Ek F, Q , .5 . i lf' R MR. DAVID BLACK Physical Education Tumbling Club, Archery Club Square Dance Club, Intramurals BS., lvf.S., University of Wisconsin MR. KENNETH KUEMMERLEIN Art, Art Workshop Assistant Track Coach BS., Milwaukee State College M.S., University of Wisconsin MISS RUTH MCKENNAN Fine Arts Head, Declamation Dramatics, Curtain Call B.A., University of Wisconsin M.A., University of Iowa FN DPN P'lXz MRS. .lUl.lA O'KEEFE Nurse, Home Hygiene RN., St. Mary's School of Nursing B.S., Marquette University University of Wisconsin I Q1 L i , ii, e ------7 I 1 . 1 ., X, ,N as .s A-Hu, Ii lx l i. Qi - yhxji Xl A is - T236 X g il mv' if M i ,W,.irl,liini A jf -I Ni' ,-,, I' - I it ' . . - Miss PAULINE GAERTNER Safety fu-at-Eberhax-dt, Brouilard, R.. Brudmck, Buck. THEQDQSIA BREZEZINSKI physlcai Education! G.A-A. Pl'1YSICdl Education, Orchesis HSM L13 Crggge State College B.S., University mm Faculty . . . 13