Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Let's hear it again... Louder! From the end of the gym or the side of the football field, a dignified drum roll resounds, quieting the fans. The AHS Color Guard, proudly escorting the stars and stripes and school colors, marches to the center of the student-sur- rounded arena. Julie Derber, sergeant, calls a halt and then a salute. All is hushed as the entire student body respectfully sings The Star Span- gled Banner. Then, after the pledge of allegiance, the solemnity is shattered with enthusiastic shouts of go, go, go! as the center jumps for the ball- another Terror game is under way at AHS. Each time the team entered the gym, surged ahead, overcame a crisis, or scored a winning touchdown, seven varsity cheerleaders and four J.V. cheerleaders were on the spot boosting crowd spirit with locomotives. Using every available minute to say Yea, Terrors! or Victory, victory, that's our cry! the cheerleaders were backed by the encouraging marches of the Pep Band. With the ambitious trumpeteers blurting out the fight, fight! strain during keen competition, the musical team aided in keeping the crowd at the peak of spirit. Colorguard-BOTTOM ROW: Barb Spetch, Julie Derber, Sue Earle. SECOND ROW: Lynn Harder, Sharon Hay, Diane Huth. J,V. cheerleaders: Marilyn Jesse, Lynn Hanson, Dee Dee Dafoe Valerie Schilling. Candy bars and pop tempt the appetites of enthusiasts at the basketball games. Pep Page . . . 15 1

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. C5 '. . , 5 M , E N Wg? il ,jd ,liijijxa ' L X . I X ly dx r H L M x, ,JJ ,X I 1 ' Tx Jgxllyiyfa BOTTOM ROW: Nich. Refson, R. Blackburn T. Kloehn, B. Jensen, Strange. SECOND ROW: M. Nysirom, L. Freschl, Hay, C. Mclnfyre, Krell, L. Williamson. il' THIRD ROW: Rick. Peferson, Reisiad, De Leesf, Greenwalt, Shearier, Harder. FOURTH ROW: Knasel, K. Mclnfyre, Nofike C. Pino, Court, Lockwood. -gk ,Q FIFTH ROW: M. Lemke, Barry, Chrisiie Ro. Helms, Hoerning, Gruehn, Odum. SIXTH ROW: Sunderland, Jacobi, Bawden Boeing, J. Schulenburg. SEVENTH ROW: Kaiherine L. Schuliz, Ba Brooker, Freiberg, O'Connor, Gresens. Varsily cheerleaders-BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Krause, Connie SECOND ROW: Paula Nichols, Linda Welsch, Margaret Schultz. Templin, Alice French, Lynn Dickinson, Nancy Dafoe. 14 . . . Pep Page

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BOTTOM ROW: Blank Bergner, W. Brown, St. John, Hawley. SECOND ROW: Forbes Downs, Jesse, Knasel, Buch inger. THIRD ROW: C. Dahl, M Nystrom, Gresl, Hubin, Ro Kirk, J. Zimmerman. Contemplating his extemporaneous topic, Dave Ward thought- fully awaits his turn on stage. 16 . . . Forensics Projection of ideas through Every aspect of the AHS debate team's main topic for this year, Resolved: That Social Security Should be Extended to include Complete Medical Care, was researched by the team as it debated its way to the state tournament in Madison. The A-level debaters, Chris Dahl, Steve Hubin and Tom Howells, atiirmative, and Kathy Downs, John Forbes and Rich Rothe, negative qualified for the honor by placing first in the district and sectional. Mr. Flynn coached members as they prepared for meets with teams from the Preble, West Bend, and Sheboygan South High Schools. These meets provided members with a chance to utilize their knowledge and gain debating experience. Gail Bergner's name will be added to the AHS Hall of Fame for her presentation of a selection from Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, in serious declamation. Miss Nason coached all participants as they rehearsed to make their selections come to life. Also giving interpretations were Dennis Knasel with a cutting from The Tell-Tale Heart, Marilyn Jesse, Cosette from Les Miserables, John Forbes, The Lottery , and Mike Nystrom, a selection from Western Star.