Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Our daily needs are provided for SCHOOL PERSONNEL I Three behind the scenes staffs help to 4 give us a well-run school. The maintenance crew clears the sidewalks of snow, mows the lawns, and keeps the school ship-shape inside and out. Our ofiice workers give out passes, permits, and punishments and handle efficiently all the other necessary paper work. Our cafeteria cooks with their student helpers prepare a hot, nourishing meal in the busy rf cafeteria. ,ri f ' ..-f , The ottice of Appleton High is always busy-Miss Verna Hahn, Mrs. Helene McElroy, Miss Joyce Wolk. I7 ' i ' it I tv l 'Q c -hr ' They feed 500 hungry people each day-Mr. Hubert N , M N , Wetak, Mrs. Herman Schwartz, Mrs. Violet Hime- Qy 1 ' Q. f fl 'A f baugh, Mrs. Beatrice Hansen. fd- is :xx tl . I - f PL in CJ A Ngx A - ' X. L- 1 OTH. I ae Q 1 ' i' ' T L- fir.: W Q E yt Q l ' g, 4. J . , .1 :. : X Ll , - I xx -, They keep A.H.S. at its sparkling best-Mrs. Esther Eastman, Mrs. Mildred Captain. e , 'E i llisll ilil ll I Q - 7 , :I uw i ,. . y fl i , l ., , t Q... 1. . A-qc fx 1 M if 17-'-fir N ' . l . . , is fi ' f v I 1 Q 5 i l Qt' ' X ff:-'-..-L::'..-TL. . , A .i MZ f ' X X. 2u,,l'isr fx .,' ' s Jf? ' TN. 'Q ' ' ' 4' -. A R l All A . ,xi 1 Eh. ..-...--1 ' ,' -'A .V-4 Y f x . . --l ,. s.- -,fa ...ay , ,T or ifi-czZ5?j-. '- -' 1 V Q.. , ' ti, ' 51- E - x' ' L. N- fy A 4 Their round-the-clock service provides a well-maintained school-Ml. Irwin Kroll, 1' Mr. Ferdinand Arnold, Mr. Harold Sietx, Mr. Frank Rulabert, Mr. Gerald Southard, Mr. Christopher Stark.

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Z K 1 I lit in FW' QQ, 1 I rll C? . . Faculty We acquire business skills for the future Mr. Bruno Krueger Commercial Head Commercial Club Talisman Business Mrs. Caroline Sullivan Commercial English Commercial Club Clarion Editorial Mr. Herbert Simon Commercial Commercial Club Assistant Athletic Director Track Miss Leone Robichaud Commercial Commercial Club ' Clarion Editorial L There are always many questions in Senior Special Typing-Dick Schinlx, John Laird, Mr. Timmerman, and Peter Peckham. Mr. Herbert Timmerman Commercial Commercial Club Morning Patrol 6 1: V 1 Mr. John Gut? Mrs Sheila Hallada Mrs Janet Yimmerman Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Club Commercial Club Commercial Club J. V Basketball Quill and Scroll Pep Cluo .gsivnai ' COMMERCIAL The twentieth century has brought a change from a rural to an urban environ' ment for the people of the United States. Small town businesses have been re- placed by large corporations and indus- tries. All of us are aftected directly or indirectly. At Appleton High School busi- ness students learn skills in the class- room, and they gain practical experience as student secretaries for the faculty and in the oftices, to prepare them tor this modern industrialized world. The com- mercial program prepares us for the future, whether we are interested in be' coming a private secretary, a salesman, or, eventually, an executive in business.

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HOME ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Leisure time Miss Mary 0 Leary Mu Marian Hogan Mr Myrlon Scum Ho e Arts Home Arts Industrial Arts Home Arts Club Home Arts Club Athletic Equipment Mr Owen Rapport Mr Armin Gerhardt J Mr Roger Kerstner Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Head Industrial Arts lockers Printer s Club Back Stage actlvlty and practical A wide variety of Home Arts courses helps prepare our students for future homemak mg The arts of cooking and serving are studied along with the basic skills of home management The maze of the kitchen be comes a familiar workshop for the boys in their special foods class A sense of personal pride and achievement results from tailoring a new suit or preparing a tasty dmner A Home Arts student faces future homemaking tasks with confidence The skulls we acquire in Industrial Arts are valuable to us In later years Craftsmen in wood iron and machinery find increasing demand for their talents ln an age where assembly lines afford us very little opportu nity for personal achievement a hobby in creating or repairing puts a feeling of satis faction back ln our work The wide variety of courses offered include auto mechanics printing cabinet making mechanical draw ing and a senior engineering course for ,. 4. .ni A l W ft., -1- we ., , ln Senior Engineering and Drawing, Wally Huttenburg learns how careful and exacting he must be. 22 . . . Faculty college bound boys .1 Judith Wright checks the hemline as Sue Gilbertson models her new wit.