Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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vga! 95 get An AHS student vacuums the floor of a car at a local carwash as part-time employment. A iail sentence awaited Craig Nissen and Jim Ochiltree during a March of Dimes Carnival held at the Den. ' 24 . . . Student Life Shifts, Beatles, Kismet The year of the elephant, in joke and in scorn, Caused Tom Swifties to fade, ne'er again to be born. Girls teased their tresses in a flip with care While clad in a jumper, a shift, or mohair. Sweatshirts were worn in boldness and iest, Though ragged and torn, they covered the chest. Snow boots were furry, shiny, or high, As brownie points tallied high as the sky. Honored were Seniors on their Senior Day At the last home game that our team did play. Our crowd was cheery after each first down Cheerier still when we captured the crown. The season of basketball we could boast Was resolved to be prime, fit, and foremost. Highlighting the year for a club or three Was a iaunt to Chicago to look and to see. Folk singing and strumming continued to rage As displayed by the Beatles, worshipped on stage. Blowin' in the Wind was blown away By old Deep Purple, the pop song of the day. McDonald's'and Dag's were high on the list, The Den sported the U.T., no longer the twist. Our goal was a musical, Kismet by name, Cast and crews won for it fame and acclaim. 'Twas not quite the same as the years of yore, 'Twas the year we'll remember-'63-'64.

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Marsinah, Kaaren Miles, surrounded by the merchants of Bag- In the pit, the Kismet orchestra, directed by Mr. Comella warms dad, fills the auditorium with Baubles, Bangles, and Beads. up for another intensive rehearsal. The Caliph, Skip Volpe, watches the intriguing dance of the Ababus before choosing his wife of wives. '- iff ly JN U . N' , 1 I l Kismet

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x l l Senior player Jay Tillcens charges through the '64 hoop :luring the Senior Day ceremony at Goodland Field. 'I 47' ss . If .K ., , ffl!-.6x it N -118555 L I Dave Hardt, Bruce Tesmer, Steve Newcombe, and Lee Ann Siedschlag entertain patients at St. Elizabeth Hospital with lively hoot- enanny selections. Student Life . . . 25