Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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f the world we live in Solxd geometry constructions made by thxrd year math students axd Mr Emanuel xn explammg a new theorem to sophomore students Susan Gxlbertson Stanley Chm1el and Phylhs Emerxch SOCIAL SCIENCE Do you want to tlnd out why you thtnlc as you do or how blg th1s small world really ts? Do you ever stop to wonder why your great great grandfather r1sked the uncerta1nt1es of comtng to Amer1ca7 Are you xnterested 1n the soclal economlc and DOl1l1Cdl problems and your respons1b1l1ty for them wlll be aroused by socral stud1es courses A phtlosophy course was 1n1t1ated thts year tor advanced students The ageless problems of metaphystcs aesthetlcs logtc and eth1cs were debated and although no conclusrons were reached a better understanchng of the meamng ot llfe was galned MATHEMATICS Teenagers guadrat1c eguattons T a vartable amount of thought 1ns1ght xnto the math world Ftndxng the rnystertous unknown earned tor us the well deserved teeltng of accompl1shment Second nature to us were the sllde rules logartthmtc tables and tngonometrlc tunchons as we reached for an evastve answer Mathematxcal analysts of problems and formulas helped us develop logxcal patterns of th1nk1ng and reasontng Th1s served us well 1n ad vanced geometry and trtgonometry where we stud 1ed loglcal analysts of statements usrng symbols and truth tables More and more we were made to reahze the ever mcreasmg 1mportance of the keywords of the world of technologtcal development preclston and accuracy Mayor Clarence Mxtchell explaxns the process of annexxng new terntory to the cxty to members of a po11t1ca1 scxence class Mayor Mxtchell Mxke Towsley Janxce Kruckeburg and Torn Hueseman QUE' nf Mr Dxllon conducts an mfoz-mal dxscussxon xn an Amencan hxstory class Faculty 15 ' r J I In t 1 5 Q A I ' I ' f ' -ri? m I ' . , . . ' , ! l , . . . . ', . E ff, :J problems ot the day? Your 'latent interest in current B .I I . I I I 3 + U . , ' l Q 7 : y ' g' L y I ,

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We stnve for an understandm Mr Kenneth Edge Soclal Studles Ushers Club Mr H Pete Bmese Mr Ade D1llon Soclal btudles Soclal Sluclles Aucllo V ual Alds Head Football Coach ASS1SldHt Track Coach Mr Kexth Kohlrnan bo ml Sludles IV Football Mr Raymond Kxnzlger boc1al Qtudues Cross Country Track Coach Mr Kenneth Sager Socml Studles Head Forenslcs Tenms Mr John Landxs Mathematlcs Assxstant Football Coach Mr Rxchard Emanuel Mr Robert Hallada Mathemahcs Varsxty Mathemahcs Basketball Golf Mornmg and Noon Patrol 14 Faculty Mr E John Goodrxch Soclal Studles Extemporaneous Speakmq Mr Robert Kohls Soclal Stuclles Curtam Call Procluctlon Mxss Elxzabeth Plowngl' H1SlOTY Enqlxsh Clarlon Busmess Mrs Em11yBorchardt Mathematlcs Debate Mr Hubert F Wetak Mathematlcs Head Cafeterla Cashler x . , H , be till ' Q M at 'C l - nl.. l . l 4 'J ' 15' C A, M r clk ., H I ' 7' -V .: A C 5 l r as , 4

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16... e learned the techmque Mr Frank Comella Band Pep Club Pep Band Bandette Mr Michael Brandt Art Art Workshop CurtainC ill Production Mr Lester Schulz Mr John J Graff Vocal Music Pep Club Commercial Chorale Commercial Club l V Basketball T Mr. Herbert Simon Commercial, Commercial Club, Assistant Athletic Director, Track .J y. Mr Russell Thorne Orchestra 57 'V 4 ' Hallada Krueger '5' -1 5 Sullivan Timmerman Mrs. Sheila Hallada, Commercial, Commercial Club, Quill and Scroll. Mr. Bruno Krueger, Commercial Head, Commercial Club, Talisman Business. Mrs. Caroline Sullivan, Commercial, English, Commercial Club, Clarion Editorial. Mr. Herbert Timmerman, Com- mercial, Tests and Measurements, Commercial Club, Faculty Morning and Noon Patrol Miss Ruth McKennan Fine Arts Head Curtain Call Acting Dramatics Forensics Mlss Leone Robichaud Commercial Commercial Club Clarion Editorial Mrs. Janet Timmerman Commercial, Commercial Club, Pep Club I Y 0 V2 1 l 5 U Wt wx ff ' 'f gs 4