Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)
- Class of 1957
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THE ARROW STAFF TABIE OF CONTENTS Faculty .. 6 Rep esentat ve Sen o s 14 Seniors ,....... 15 Juniors ...........,.. 25 Sophomore: ..,. 30 Class Officer: .. 33 K v- .........,...,..,,..,,..............,..........,,,... , ...,........ - ............. ........,..............,,...... . 1.1 ...... ....... 3 4 Student Council ................... x ....... .......... ....... -,.. , .,....,. - ..... xml .... , L - 36 :ogfr Soci7ties ..L ......,...,.......,...,. ..,,... l.,.f ................,,,...,,......,,,.,...................,....... ..,.. , .. 8 u icati ny ..,....... ...... - .......' . f .,... 4 ..,..........,......................,........,.......... .... . .. . Speech , ual! .... .. ....4.,, .....fLkY.,, .. ..,. ........................ . ., ..........,....,...... , ........ Dramalfi LZ ......... . .......... -l.,,f ..... ....... .,..... I ............ 4 ,.g, ,... .......,..... . .........,. . ..L ...... . 46 Clubs ,L.. ..,,..... 70 N.. ........ -41 ...... .......... . .l.. ..,.... ..., ' ..,......... f . ,.... , .,.,... . . 50 'U ' V f 1 V 7 Q3 CL ,ll J ,Ig A, I I fy If IIIIVI fy 4 X 'X In ' , I fl l x Q 7 7 7 7 lf M A lr SL 7 if I JJ 9 J I I ,f I J , W mf , lil ,,' ffl H ,f , ,. , , v ,JN , ' 1 ,f ' If V v lj l' 1 1' V 'A ' l . I , I, II, , Lg , V ' I, ll l , 7, f I 7 M! dj 1iflf'jAllMxIjM !?l'MIu1WL1f!giAXJ RY-glbllkbb 4 Ill JI U III! U, IIIUWIIQIVIMIIIIIZKJ HV f Il ,f I I , 1' 'W f JV! 1 ,gf If ,yfw U , , V ' uv f A jf L IIV I1 IIIIU LH l Band .,,,,,........................,,,.....,..... - ....... 1 ............ ........,...,,.....,.. ..,.......... Orchest a Small Groups ,,,.v,..,.............,.. .....,.....,,......... , ,,.,....,,..... ....... . . 58 r .........................................................Y......,.................. ..........,..A 6 0 62 64 Vocal Mus'c G oups ..,... J Football 72 Basketball 75 Track 78 I nformals ,....................-..................- .... .. ....... - ....... ..-...- ..... -- ...... -.... 84 3 F . LL f..,L - LQ Qi Rez? 4 A ,LQ 5196 wr L wi, .,.,, L nfl' W A K L LLL in L - A' ri LL..i L R -- L - -. -V - rv Vi' L L, L W gk 0 L XX 1 if Q K L. X, ' ,If M ' - . Y ,, A A ' Q 1 .L i if Q 7,351 A Q L , . g S W LL QE F L t rg W S, L. ,, 3, L ,, L L L ., . 'K + 5 3 Q' L L, , jvx wlw - we ' L is is f L ' N xx i D IL 3 sy ,Q , 1 Q ar ' ,L . fx X S E if L fi 5 A, f Q. A Mi , 5 9 K P - Qi is S 2 E' 5 H Q sr P 1 ' Q W 1 L, av re w 15 7 ' U Q Q G my is N' Q 0 1, W x S Q ' I N ' . 1 XQQ L lv Mes- ,T xv ' W 5 w . Q LL ,Q ii 'wp Lv'X a v' Li, v Q L. mnwwm Q Lal Y Q, 2 rr is iw' A Q Q U Q 5 ' c rfq A i fr? Maynard Anderson, MA., Vocal Music Florence Bruhn, MAA., College Prep, Art 'Q-iii! Dell Caldwell, MA, Government, Social Relations, Elmer Carey, Orchestra Athletics Frank Coffey, Student Activities Treasurer John DeWitt, BS., Athletics 6 Donold Erlichmonn, BS., Lotin Eugene Erlondson, MA, English IV L..-o 'W' Tv N Dorothy Fosness, BA, Englfsh, Journollsm Catherine Geenty, BS., Stenogroohy, Advanced Typing I-lorry Goose, MS., Shop Alice Grey, RN., School Nurse 7 5, xxx.. Ak Qi.. ,. fx zwgwsskn- 9? .m.,1, ., W. 4' M '1 Q fvgigk, 'A F, 'mf it 'fn W ,Y f- f 3' x af 1+ 53-la 3 , ?2?,' ,3- ,T A 42? .3- A 5252 , gg, fv, 5 if? :Fi :Sirk 7- Q' WVSYXL N - fs? T -'st' K: 5:35 Y' gf 35556 Q, ,f H? nb: -IEW? x I lw,,,...-annum'-:nan-f--ff frff ' Q CD' O s S Jean Kilker, B.S,, English ll Marlys Knight, BS., lnlomernaking i Dona Leonhardt, BAS., Girls' Physical Education Lenice Lillie, BA, Stenogrophy, Bookkeeping Jim Marking, BA., Social Relations, Athletic Director Dudley Melichar, BS., Athletics 1 fs y Qg?+'gf'9 K J, f 3si.....i Arline Miles, BS., l-lomemoking Allen Mitchell, M.Ed., Biology Mertys Clsen, MA., American History M0 , B-Sv 5Ql'l1I?. lf ' COUUS lOV Chuck Myers, BA., Drivers' Education Arrnond Poppone, M,Mi.is.Ed., Bond Q Rath Porter, MA., Librarian l-larold Sampson, MA., English ll, Speech . X Earnest Shaha, BS., Metal Shop, Auto Mechanics V. Marie Skafte, BA., Spanish Miles Smart, MA., Advanced Algebra, Drivers' Education Dorothy Spilde, BS., Advanced Algebra, Geometry C3 Rath Stierwalt, Mlfd., Advanced Algebra, Geometry Milo Stokke, BS., Business Arithmetic M Pl' U Rudolph Stradinger, MA., English ll, lll l-lerb Teske, BA, College Prep, Speech Boys' Counselor l ' A gill Norman Tigner, BS., Chemistry f Leonard Timmerman, MS., Biology , ,LF I2 S01-l00l BOARD Plonnrnq the proposed new hlglm school build- ing, to lie Completed HW WOO, ore the Watertown school boorcl members Aroonfl the toble left to rugnt ore O. Jr Lren, l.oVerne llulnborcl, D. D. Muller, Fronlq Colley, Dr, C lt Wlles, Miss Mobel l-lonson, clerk, Mrs Fred Ellweln, ond Dole Free- berg. SUPERINTENDENT D. D. MIUER PRINCIPAI R. W. WHITE kw- 7 X 3 1 bd f 3 Q 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS srL1miN2'cUuNc1L Meieirsws TO? NlNN 1 -'i T I if fe? ' is , Vxixa'-'.. X sg w 6. X 3- Q? 'i Q 5 V 5s E13 isfvg . bs X'- QQSQM 'F 'BWV s ms x 2 'mai L l S M .Q m1,N X. M W Q K Q K I , W 's:.: Z :-v::E:.. ..'- in , iwimmw I ' f '4'2N'-2 f BEVERLY ANDERSON Choir Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee lub Jr l - , , ' C , .Coss Ploy, Tucks, Comero Club, PNA ,... DARREL ARBOGAST - Pootboll, Trock, Intro. BB, Ki-Yi Kopers . . . SANDRA AUBY - Choir, Aeolions, Cecilions, All-Stote Chorus, Mosque, Jr Closs Ploy, Sr, Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, N.H.S,, Quill ond Scroll, Thes- pions, Arrow, P 6 G News Editor, Student Council, Tuck vice pres, PTA. treos. . . . LOWELL BACH - PPA .... DENISE BAUER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Mosque, Jr, Closs Ploy, Sr, Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, Tucks, PNA .... SHARON BENTHIN - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolioris, Ki-Yi Kopers . . . ROBERT BEVERS - Projectors Club, PPA .... HOWARD BLIZZARD - Pootboll, BB, Trock, W Club, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr, Closs Ploy . . . BRlAN BOOTH - Choir, Bond, Ki-Yi Kopers, Hi-Y , . . MARLENE BORNS - Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Bond, Declom, Mosque, Sr, Closs Ploy, Tucks. 6' ASS 0F 1957 ROBERT BRANDRIET - Trock, W Club, Intro. BB . . . DONALD BUCHHOLZ - PPA. Sentinel, PPA, BB , . . MARLENE BUELOW - PNA ,... ELAINE BUNDE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club . . , ELEANORE BUNDE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Tucks, PNA .... BEVERLEE BURKE - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolions, Mosque, Ki-Yi Kopers . , , JEFF BURKS - Pootboll, BB, Trock, W Club, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, P G G. , Vkf' A WW 1 fi A im l - 6 .W Br Q 1 12--0 JERRY BUSCH - Orchestra, Band, Ki-Yi Kapers, Camera Club . . . JOYCE BUSSKOHL - Girls' Glee Club, Masque, NHS., Tuclcs . . , MARY ANN BUTTER- BRODT - Choir, Aeolians, Cecilians, Debate, Externp., Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL sec., Thespians, Arrow, P G G, Tucks, Winner of state poetry reading contest . . . MARLYS COHOON - F.N.A .,.. CAROL COLLINS - Choir, Melodears, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Radio Speaking, Debate, Extemp., Declam, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.E,L. pres., N,H.S., Thespians, Girls' State, Tuck Board of Directors, Piano Elirn, Winner . . . LLOYD CONKLIN - ltranster from Arlington, South Dakotal . . . RUTH CORDELL - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks . . . BARBARA CREASER - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Melodears, All-State Chorus, Debate, Declarn, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL., Thespians, Arrow, Cheerleader, Tucks . . . THOMAS CROOT - BB, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, One Act Plays . . . PATTY CURTICE - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, P 6' G, Tuck Board ot Directors, E.N.A. sec., G.A.A., Latin Club, MARVIN CZECH - FEA ,... BEVERLY DALLY - Girls' Glee Club, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks . . . LOU ANN DEWALL - Choir, Melodears, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Band, Debate, Declarn, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL., F.N.A. corres, sec., Thespians, Tuck Board of Directors, Latin Club pres ,... CAROL DREYER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Sr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, ETA. historian . . . DOTTY DUGAN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, GAA .... SHARON DUNBAR - Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs . . . DELANO DUNN '-- lntra. BB, Mixed Chorus. GE' rl X Q7 f W 1 li I, i +4 WAYNE ELLIS - Eootboll, BB, Trock, W Club, I-li-Y, Projectors Club, EEA., Chief ot Arrows . . . MIKE ELLWEIN g Eootboll, BB, Trock, W Club, Debote, Declorri, Mosque, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Plov, N.A.S.S., NFL., NI-IS., Thespion vice pres, Student Council, Boys' Stote, I-li-Y treos., Senior Closs pres ..., DOUG ENGLAND - BB, Choir, Boys' Octet, Solo Elim, Winner, All-Stote Chorus, Bond, Bross Sextet, Cornet Trio, Declorn, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, One Act Ploys, I-li-Y, Ki-Yi Chiettoin, Student Council pres., Soph, Closs pres., Jr, Closs pres., Boys' Stote . . , MARY FINGER - Rodio Speoking, Debote, Declom, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Mosque, Ki-Yi Kopers, Tuclcs, EN,A ..,. JOYCE EISKVIK - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Mosque, Jr, Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, P 8 G, Tucks, ETA .,., FRANCIS ELEMMING - Intro, BB, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr, Closs Ploy, One Act Ploys, Projectors Club , , 4 MARIE FLISRAND - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Declom, Sr, Closs Ploy, Tucks, Cornero Club, ENA .... JUNE ERANTZ - Bond, Reed Quortet, Mosque, Jr, Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, Thespion treos., ETA, vice pres, P G G, Tucks, Ki-Yi Royolty, Tuck Svveetheort, Soph. vice pres .... LOIS GARTZKE - Girls' Glee Club . , , DONNA GASPER - Girls' Glee Club. MARIE GERGEN - Girls' Glee Club . , . JIM GIBSON - BB, Jr, Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, One Act Ploys, Thespions, P G G . . . DEANNA GUSTAF- SON - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolions, Mosque, Jr, Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, Tucks, ETA .... CHARLES I-IAAN -M Footboll, BB, Troclc, W Club, Jr. Closs Ploy, Hi-Y . . . MARY JULE I-IAARSTICK - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Mosque, Jr. Closs Ploy, Sr, Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, NI-l,S,, Arrovv, Tucks, E.N.A .... CAROL SUE HAGAN - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Orchestro, Mosque, Jr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, Thespions, P C1 G, Student Council, Tucks, Ki-Yi Royolty, Sr, Closs treosr, Piono Elim. Winner . . . JUDY KAY I-IAGGAR - Choir, Cecilions, Mosque, Jr, Closs Ploy, Sr. Closs Ploy, Ki-Yi Kopers, P G G, Student Council vice pres, Tuck pres., Thes- pion sec., Girls' Stote, Ki-Yi Princess, Quill ond Scroll, Qu? WILLIAM HALLING - . . . EDYTHE HARPER - Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, G.A.A .... CHARLES HARVEY - Track . . . JO ANN HAY- FORD - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Band . . . RICHARD HELLBUSCH - Mixed Chorus, Projectors Club . , . MARY HENNING - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, F.N.A. vice pres., FFA. Sweetheart, Sr. Class treas .... RITA HENRICKS - Girls' Glee Club . . . JOYCE HINSCH - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolians, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, F.N.A .... ANN HOFFMANN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, F.N.A., Latin Club . . . PATTI HOWSON - Masque, JANE HUFF - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Band, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Student Council, Tucks . . . LARRY HURLBUT - lntra. BB, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Octet, All-State Chorus, Vocal Elim. Winner Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi kopers, Arrow, P c- G, Boys' smie, Hi-Y . . . sHARi JACKSON - Bond, Reed Quartet, Reed Quintet, All-State Band, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, Student Council, Tucks, Ki-Yi Royalty, Jr. Class sec .... DARLENE JACOBS - Mixed Chorus, Tucks, F.T.A .,.. DICK JENSEN - Hi-Y, lactivities at Montevideo, Minnesotal Football, Track, BB . . . DOROTHY JOHNSON - Cecilians, Orchestra, Band, Woodwind Quintet, Debate, Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.E.L., Tucks . . . JERRY JOHNSON -- Track, Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers, Cross Country. - fiilk, MARY ANN JOHNSON - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kopers, P Er G, Tucks, F,N.A. pres ..., MIKE KAMPEN - Track, W Club, lntro. BB, Sr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.A.S.S., P C7 G, I-li-Y, Projectors Club . . . DONALD KANNE - . . . MARION KEELER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Arrow, P Cr G, Tucks, Latin Club, F.N.A. treas ..., BILL KEYSER - F.T.A ,... LARRY KIESO - lntra. BB, Ki-Yi Kapers . . . PAT KLUCAS - Girls' Glee Club, Bowling Club, Tucks . . . DON KLUCK - Football, BB, Track, W Club, Ki-Yi Kapers, Hi-Y, Projectors Club . . . GENE KLUCK - Football, BB, Track, W Club, N.A.S.S., Student Coun- cil, l-li-Y vice pres .... RICHARD KOSIER - Football, Basketball, Track, W Club, Ki-Yi Kapers, Hi-Y. LEON KRANZ - BB, lntra, BB, Choir, All-State Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Student Council, Ki-Yi Royalty, Latin Club . . . IRENE KROGMAN - Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Class Play . . . KAY LANTGEN - Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, Brass Quartet, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks . . . LARRY LARRABEE - BB, Debate, Declam, Jr. Class Play, N.F.L,, I-li-Y, Boys' State . . . JOYCE LARSON - Girls' Glee Club, Ki-Yi Kapers, One Act Plays, P 8 G, Tucks, Projectors Club, GAA. pres .,.. JON LIEN - Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Arrow, P G G, Projectors Club, Latin Club I . . Sl-IERWIN LINTON - lntra. BB, Choir, All-State Chorus, Vocal Elim. Winner, Band, Radio Speaking, Debate, Declam, Extemp., Masque, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N,F.L,, I-li-Y, One Act Plays. WW xf it X ' , L. , I t XX L' , ,- .., X ' Q Vs 'v WWW 'SSI-0' If GENE LILJDAI-IL - BB, Track, VV Club, Choir, All-State Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, N,A.S.S., I-Ii-Y, Projectors Club, Latin Club, Ki-Yi Royalty . . . COURTNEY LIVINGSTON - Football, Track, lntra. BB, Choir, Hi-Y . . . MORRIS LUNDBERG - Orchestra, Band, Debate, Declam, Extemp., Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, N.E.L., One Act Plays, Bi-Phy-Chem Club, Boys' State . . . MARLYS MADSEN - Mixed Chorus, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, G.A.A ..., MARILYN MAGNER - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolians, Cecilians, Orchestra treas., sec., pres., String Ensemble, All-State Orchestra, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Thespian scribe, P G G, Student Council, Girls' State, Tucks, D.A.R. County Award, Soph. Class treas., Sr. Class secf . . . PAT MAI-IOWALD - lntra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Bowling Club, Projectors Club . . . JEAN- ETTE MARSHALL - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, Brass Sextet, Brass Quartet, All-State Orchestra, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks . . . BEVERLY McINROY - Choir, Melodears, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Student Council sec., Tucks, FTA., Vocal Elim. Winner . . . SYLVIA MILLER -- Choir, Mixed Chorus, Debate, Declam, N.F.L., Tucks, F.T.A. pres. EVELYN MILLS - Girls' Glee Club, Tucks, G.A.A .... JANICE MISCI-IKE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, F.N.A .... BARBARA MORGAN - Band, Debate, Declam, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.F.L., N.H.S., Thespians, Student Council, Tucks, F.T.A .... JANE NELSON - Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Arrow, P C7 G editor-in-chief, Tucks . . . GEORGIA PAINTER - Mixed Chorus, G.A.A .... RAMONA PAPKA - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Aeolians, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tuclis, E.N.A .... JERRY PATTERSON - Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers. if l KL ' l?2???5?'5ii 5 L W , , gi f nf' 5 , 2355 U50 JANICE PENCE - Orchestra, Band, Reed Quartet, All-State Orchestra, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Thespians, P 6 G, Tucks, F.NA .... BERNADINE PERRY - Girls' Glee Club, Masque, GAA .... KAREN PETERSON - Choir, Melodears, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Band, Percussion Ensemble, Drum Solo, All-State Band, Debate, Declam, Masque,'Jr. Class Play, Sr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.F.L., Tucks . . . JUDY PETERSON - Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, All-State Orchestra, Percussion Ensemble . . . JANICE PIESCHKE - . . . JOAN POPPEN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Masque, Sr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tucks, F.T,A .... JlM PULSCHER - Football, Track, lntra. BB, Hi-Y, Projectors Club, Ki-Yi Royalty . . . TOM RAHILLY - Football, BB, Track, W Club, lntra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Class vice pres .... DEANNA RALJSCH -Q Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Ka ers, Tucks . . . JOHN REESE -- Choir, Mixed Chorus, P 6 G, Bowling Club, Jr. glass vice pres. DOROTHY RIES - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Sr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Thespions, Tucks, GAA., Drum Majorette . . . ROGER RIES - Radio Speak- ing, Debate, Extemp., Declam, Sr. Class Play, N.F.L., Boys' State, Bi-Phy-Chem .,.. SHIRLEY ROETHLER - Girls' GleeiClub, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, G.A.A,, F.NA .... DORIS RONNING - Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, G.A,A,, FNA .... LINDA ROSENBOHM - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Mas ue, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Quill and Scroll, Arrow, P 6 G News Editor, Tucks, F.N.A .... DAVID ROUSSEAU - Track, lntra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Projectors Club . . . LA DONNA SCHNACKENBERG - Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Cheerleader, Tucks, F.T.A. it 'iff 'Q' v ...av X in LORIS SCHROEDER - Choir, Aeolians, Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Thespians, Arrow, P 6 G, Tuck Board of Directors, F.NA .... MARIAN SCHURMANN - Masque, Tucks . . . WANDA SHENK - Orchestra, String Ensemble, All-State Orchestra Q . . RITA SHERIN - Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Arrow, P 6 G, Tucks, Camera Club, F.NA .... KENNETH SHERRILL - Football, BB, Track, W Club, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers, Projectors Club . . . FLORENCE SIKKINK - Mixed Chorus, Melodears, Aeolians, Cecilians, Orchestra, String Quartet, String Ensemble, All-State Orchestra, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, Thespians, P 6' G, Tucks, F.NA .... JO ANN SKELLS - Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers . . , RUTH SKELLS - Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Sr. Class Play, P Er G, Tucks . . . SHIRLEY SMITH - F.N.A .... DALE SNYDER - Football, BB, W Club, Student Council, FFA, vice pres., F.F.A. BB, BB Manager. MARJORIE STEINKOGLER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Tucks , . . KAREN STEINOCKER - Radio Speaking, Debate, Extemp., Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL., Thespians, Arrow, Tucks . . . BOB STOFFT - Football, BB, Track, W Club, Choir, All-State Chorus, Debate, Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL., Thespian pres., Student Council treas., Boys' State, Hi-Y pres .... LYLE STRAIN - . . . JANICE STRICHERZ - Girls' Glee Club . . . TOM STURM - Arrow Photographer, Camera Slug, F.F.A. sec .... WALLY SYKORA - Football, BB, Track, W Club, NA.S.S., i- . 'QQ- P till' Nu' f , .55 Ge 'Y SHARON TAECKER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Sr, Class Play . . . LOU ANN TESCH - Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Tucks . . . OWEN THACKER - EEA. . . . CAROL THOMAS - Choir, Melodears, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Radio Speaking, Debate, Declam, Extemp, Masque, Jr, Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, NFL, Thespians, Tucks . . . BYRON THOMPSON - Orchestra, Band, Brass Quartet, All- State Orchestra . . . MORRIS TRANDAL - Football, BB, Track, W Club, Sr. Class Play, N.A,S.S,, Hi-Y, Soph. Class sec .,.. SHIRLEY TRITZ W Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Tucks . . . SHARIE TURNER - Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Bowling Club . . . DENNIS VAN TASSEL - Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers, Projectors Club . . .JOE WAGNER -. DEANNA WAITE - Choir, Cecilians, All-State Chorus, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers P 5' G, Student Council, Tucks, E.T.A., Piano Elim. Winner . . . KARLI JO WEBBER - Radio Speaking, Debate, Extemp, Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.F.L., Quill and Scroll, Arrow Editor, P 6 G Editor-in-chief, N.H.S., Student,Coun- cil, Tuck sec.-treas., F.T.A. State Historian, All-State Journalism Staft, Exchange Student to Germany . . . BONITA WEST - Ki-Yi Kapers, Student Council, Song- Ieader, Tucks, GAA., Projectors Club . . . JACK WINJUM - BB, Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus . . . PATSY WOMBLE - Tucks . . . ROBERT WOOD - Orchestra, Band, All-State Band, All-State Orchestra, Radio Speaking, Debate, Extemp., Declam, Sr. Class Play, Brass Duet, Trombone Soloist, N.F.L,, Boys' State . . . JEANETTE WOODS -- Girls' Glee Club, N.H.S., P C1 G, F.T.A. l ', 4..-J I.. bl EVONNE ZELL - Band, Sr, Class Play, Tucks, lactivities at Bancrott, South Da- kotal Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Reed Quartet, Jr, Class Play, School Paper, Cheerleader, GAA. pres., Soph. Class sec ..., BOB ZELLER - BB, lntra, BB, Jr. Class Play, Student Council, Projectors Club . . . CLIFFORD ZILLMAN - Track, lntra. BB, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers, Student Council. LOOK, MOM, WERE SENIORSV' These four anxious-to-be-graduated seniors try on those coveted caps for size, Morrie Trandal admires his cap, while Tom Sturm gets measured for his graduation headgear by Karli Ja Webber Marion Keeler seems to be having trouble adjusting her cap to the proper angle. 24 l 3 , Qi: N w Z ieffwf i ii? R: Q 1 il 4' ' ' f awe! --' 4 frldf? f iv' A' 'fur' j V, Jean Alwin Curtis Berg Darlene Adolphsen Josephine Benthin . , ye lp 3, i ' .J 8 J P mg 6 5, 45: I ' ff , K V . x S .1 Q, , .ki , in i A Sv. gi ,Q June Born Ronald Cooley Jeanette Borkhuis Janice Collins JIINIORS ,.r V zz:-:.,2-'.:-f dm Kifm. S, - .na-H' N 1 ,, , , ., Qi f if ' lp EI lr? 'g . S., 'I J W , 14 ,1 u E ww ' W ' Wea Meir, if ' i Q z , ' S Phyllis Anderson Jim Beskow Mary App Pat Blizzard Patty Auby Darrell Bale 1, 9 563 Q rl fad' 'D' Q '1' 'A Y 0' gag' . 7? ' falsify 1 I af .4 . , A , ' 'Sf':Ef -l ' f : 1 , 3 an il.. ' -H3 ...I -vt,,,,,,, if -of f V1 ag S M f 4 wg? i -1:1 W5 K 1 D Tom Brandriet Gale Coplan Dianne Brown Karen Cordell Sharon Bridge Mary Coplan . Q 513'- ' f' if ' .. :L . A D '77 w N Ja ic Ji 2 f 93 i . H S it Q9 65 Ai S N. 3 . pi Gary Cosgrove Ronny Cox Ann Creaser John Dokken Delores Endres Maxine Endres Wayne Davey Theodore Englund LeRoy Davies Gloria Engwer 25 me .f.im.A 4. f .fairy 15 M ' 'wb' Q s, f W W ww , - 4 ' H '-::,,gQ:S1'k i , X ,fly fv- , 5 x . 4 yn me . x 1 ,Une I B 4' . 6 'Yagi , . 6 f 60 'F W... .idea Billie Balthazor Verlin Boeder James Benthin John Bohle 'TQ ffl- l 1. ..- X ', 1 f Bruce Burghardt ReNee Carpenter Margaret Cordell Marian Cordell 'Y i it , 2 ' if ' 1 ' Nan Davies Darlene Digman Judy Evans Pat Falvey 6lASS OF 1958 NUMBERS ZH FUTURE LEADERS K I1 N k i L, . h 1 ., I M , i , if V .f. ...al ,, ' f .Q .X f , E' al f -. . - A ,- :fe fa , -5 ' . ::' :. fl . ' 591 71- -Q Delores Fenske Marie Fiebelkorn Janice Fiskvik Donna French David Fuller Marvel Gamill lr W 1 1 l '!-Zgwiffi 3 A r ft x a nf 1 I X X' ,K e up Q is , ELE, , F Q .S.i EZEIA Q V-Q. , ' 4 ty QI. ff .,,. S R 'el 'K .. . . S55 -ig if Bill Givens Ronald Gould John Grant Dianne Haase Helen Hallberg Ronny Halverson - - ,.', A F ,... '- -Ge J1.sf5g:1f. l - l.-. if-fl ., :oz :1 .I :A . by f iff ' vi L. F , in all V -,FT . ' ' '-ei '. ' Q . M f . .--k K at , M f R F X -1.4. 4... . 'E' ,lz I .m, Evangeline Hayford Mavis Heathcote Howa-rd Hegstrom Margaret Hubbard Wayne Hunter David Jacobson Ann Foley Marjorie Gasper X F gg ff I, i K H, E Doug Gray Kenny Halvorson 2, -H , 2 L2 , ,.., Nfl,-, SETLFELISY I . 14. M2 gf, :.: s - V: KE, J . an 9 a Q.. Q41 E laae , i',i l - R : M ff, may mm an All Tom Hemstock Bob Jackson 26 G2 'all f Q 1 K M V 1 is a X W 'Ti lf Q S 1 .. Q - ,,.,L . ,.:, , 7 ,F . . K. L :lang 55 5.53 ' -W YK Mike Foley Marcia Gergen i f if eesl , Daryle Green LeAnn Hammer s u fr H 1 45 raw- A - A -janv q ix l ffl 2 Jerry Fox Bill Frantz David Giessinger Carole Gilbertson Q K 'Z J., s K ,fx L . as. , S sz Q33 iw I f f is - J i.-52+ - ,S 1-T fe- ' f Sf 5 asks 'H' 1, 3' .ggi 1- :' . , Pete Gribbin Maurice Hanson f.'Rf f ' '-f'l2.Vf '-Q UNIX- , 'S- L ifgig 2 s' ff., MES: U X 1 - ff GR Ardys Gunn Ron ny Harriso 5 f -2 A 1 . Y -1 T 5 ayaQ S - 'F 3 - f 51:2 .V ! we JoAnne Henricks Linda Hertz Ardis Hjellming Marilyn Jacobson Marjorie Jacobson Audrey Johnson JUNIORS' WORK HARD I-'OR NECES' ARY FINANGES lfifx N rv' .v qw W ii! 4 L Aw, Darwin Johnson Nancy Kipp is 0 - i 'W if ev, J- , I . ' Wav Q , ' f f,, is L Q' Q xy VL 6 P 1 'fs' ' , , 'V'-v A 'Y Karen Johnson Casper Klucas 7 ,i. ' 45572, i 1 In , G- 36 Donna LaFramboise Janice Loken FE' X , 'Z Q if Ron McDowell Florence Miller of Maggie Jurgenson Robert Klucas 2 ' A? ...rvh is -is fb- f LR cf. Xxx I H 'y7i iff:-, Sandra Justus Lloyd Koepke A W! L Q1 'W ' rfsfgffwi ' 5? , R22 .-qi A 'ie J ' ,ii 7, sw , in - --1 V.: 26 15 Q' j .. 4.43 .LV Marilyn Kaasa Janice Keller Karen Kellogg Glenn Konrady Melvin Konrady Susan Korcal Mary Landuyt Gail Luken .x A A i X , 1-1 4, 1 33- .jf 'fn 'USL V Sondra McLaughlin Lois Miner -in i A hw.. ,az- .'. . vi, l 12 is -1- W' ' l l , if Gretchen Langenfeld Bill Lekvold Kay Leonard Russell Lunde no Q 0 Q31 up ...... .. Mary Jane Meadows Sharon Miner MN 1 ra N .1 N sv- esiisiffffigif K f - ll- 5 Q R-Jun. Dennis Lindner I Larry Lundeen Lawrence Mack Gerda McClintic ls N, l 6- R in ll i . -rn 9 ,faux QQ! A W Hn- ' I... J , Q I' ll 7' ij , sl., ' 6- 4 . will SS .ig f do . - . X 'as' ' l 7' W '1 'g F V lesnl -f , fs fy ., j. . X r , Tom Meek Nadine Merritt Marion Middleton Ross Mitchell Ken Moes Marjorie Monahan 27 Gloria Lipelt James Fox 'il' ,gl I 1 'O , be . 1 'E Bill Miller Marilyn Moyer JUNIOR CLASS PLAY REVEALS AUTING ABIUTY ug X 2 5 . is 'N T K ' H r. li-an :aff tb ' - K wvfffz I A In 'kk . ' - S-ez ,gr K - - :- E gg- A .i -15: k D . Q,.55::zg,:g:...k,g- f n . f I ,S kv' ' .E-w,2::..-gf1,5 I :iwiEE,5.'y- f Q Patty Murphy Barbara Nelson Keith Perry Jean Peterson John Murphy Terry Patterson i 5 - i J f erar Q- r in if J P 5 Argeyk fl iv' Lhil ll J' .,,L L ily . ' J Q , Kathleen Olson Ed Osowski Lyle Ratliff Dick Reddy Delores Purintun Mary Jo Raschke -.3353 J gi., .L J'-If 5:31 e,ifs ' 1' Alice Roush Richard Sage Joan Schaack John Scott Gloria Shenk Laura Shepherd Realm ' li, giggles, , M Q .gl Y' Wm if X 3 Se 5 , , we-f - -ellih , ,li, . 1ff?l4f53i5if - I 2-:. 3. - , . 5,1 ', Joanne Nelson Maynard Peterson rslt J J J kk.kE Judy Ostrander Merlyn Redlin i f ii' :I. : J K ,i'- .Mb mlaxffgik ' J Q. K . A ,W Ee ' X . P3 'gig gsyfz g? K LeRoy Padgett Gayle Popham gp,-,ey-l,:lf,gpz:: Qzfwgiy - ' f -we 15522, , ,, - -lif- iisim, ezfgeifiilefgigk l .,la2,f vii? w N23 K dx 31? is 3 M, its 5 1 as sn ,p Q X lx 'U iii MZ fl, iam Helen Orthaus Marion Reihe I Wg W . gk err -' X: . i if K 1 G' U wr ' 8 W' 1 ' 1 N al a if Q' 1 fy? A il to 'QP . - , ' . Sharon Paine Karen Poulson 51 ,. iv! if Janet Parshall Zale Puhlman A V , . U s r ..,,, Q L 'V J 1 4 .. wf efff L , , F f l w fa, if , 9764+ f la. M 31 X as Ge 5 ' I . l , 3,35 K Q if, E sl J ' 4 2? Mary Lou Raderschadt Gerald Roethler ww Vi Robert Ramynke Mary Row ,V - au- I fi 'ef G1 5:l5QlssHwi3'f 1?!8iv 3 253535 K7 531 X sv X, Q fs Q 'Q W' ' W. .538 7- 5215-we re: F: .. .L E- itle in f 1535532 fl. .- .. . e :,: i z Shirley Schieber Peggy Schnackenberg Kenny Schroeder Alan Sigelman Beverly Sleiter Jacke Small 28 , is ie ' Q . ,Q ,,. . 'P A' 'Ei Milos 'lfH E1ia.F- il.. William Schurmann Dick Smith SENIURS TRPA TED T0 PROM AND BANOUET BY JUNIORS' W WW, M. -,,... .. ., QQQAZ ,, if 'Wt' I ,, 4 f Q 1 I 5. ' x' 5 . ' V fiirfri ff W, , I if a 3 h. 9' , 5' ' ' , ' 4 , -., :My , 5 fi: . mb 1 Shirley Spilde Shirley Tesch Janet Spiering Sandra Tesch Nell Sorcen Raymond Strohlus ,NW 1, .J-ge ,X Vyff mg, V WM .. , .W , .5 fggyigi 1, , X 1 if 11 W - ' Hg, . 4,55 . ' K It I 5. , iv . , ggi fisi - .Li- 4 f- 1 .:1ftfi? ' -.wc -- w EZ f Q ix . , .. Barbara Tritz LaVerne True Bill Wagner Janet Wagner Judy Valentine Frank Welch W C me A flw Q Mix S' aa 9' W lf' 6' Y si X .. WHA df Darlene Stee Karen Stein Jerry Thompson Karen Thompwn :af ,-,k g7g,:yi1,w : ,,,: ,. ii 1 if B vi I 7 yr 2 , Q. brgflfgw w 4 F ' YES x W' 4: l M W Ji l N 'we A 2 i 2 Ag F QW V ab 1, ' lies! 1- ff , F . N V Q . Mawr '. Y Y, ,ig , fl if 2 Q5 1. Shirley VanSickIe Janice Werth Nadene Venema Carolyn White sm , A X., l h Z' iz, ,,, 'M' B , 1 e ir, J J I' .vb - M S . 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DeVille, D. Devine, K. Drake, F. Drenkow, K. Drovdal, C. Eastberg, A. Eckman. FIFTH ROW: P. Edison, J. Ellwein, L. Enger, A. Enalund, J. Englund, S. Feuerstein, L. Fish, G. Fiskvik, M. Fortin, D. Yocum. SIXTH ROW: V. Fox, J. Frantz, R. Frey, C. Furness, R. Gabert, D. Gibson, S. Gillies, P. Gilliland, J. Gilman, R. Givens. SEVENTH ROW: H. Gran, M. Gunderson, R. Simonton, M. Hackbart, P. Haider, D. 4-Ialling, M. Halling, D. Halverson, L. Hanten, K. Harkin. EIGHTH ROW: D. Heiser, N. Hellbusch, S. Henrichs, J. Henning, D. Henrichs, M. Henrichs, J. Hoffman, M. Holscher, M. Horning, R. Houghtaling. 30 SOPHOMORE CMS' IS IARGEST WITH 222 STUDENTS --izzez ' 'Wm -I a. R - Q A f' g A NF. - -I :N 2 A - sv' . 'R , , ,I 4. , f - A-.5 -, Z.. L. -5-f .2 gx kk rl . if 3' 3 ,N I N 'Fx ,. l Xa , 7 A rr, 7 l ' X ii ' Nnxfr K. T ' ..,.. ' r ., ' 4 ,, :H-I qi if Q, 5. -' do ,ze K- A s A - rw. Q ' V 1 v mf. 'Q-3,7 i. ki A - 1. .. .. ' ' ' ' 341:66 .Wm ' f W A1:.-,. . Ai, L- ' , Q .l , - .. f Q- ff if . ..- e- .1 .fe . 'sf' 2 Q I . 'J J. - 5 is I TTTT U . If 1,5 H , F., . ff : ,QQ --. 2 T ff- 1 ,N T .- . 'b I . ,T, 'T hi, T viii ' '-' 1 v f -. c 2' f- 'f y, gg, A v ,, l gy, ,T'.T a , . I A ' I Q ae . .4 in if .1 , A 'E L '. ' 2:2 . ' - .li vii. . , 3. .LVZV J... . ,, I V , hV5,,,g,,,t I L A -. ' ' .14 ,. y 'il P. 'im -- A y...a. . wi . ., Q. 'iijivf I - 4 5 T - W' ' ' .,, 3 1 A 1 f- . I - - ...ta ' , ,4 , .H .3 .. .J wm ,. -, Q FIRST ROW: J. Howey, R. Hurlbut, P. Irwin, M. Jacobson, T. Jenson, A. Johnson, G. Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Jordan, R. Jurgensen. SECOND ROW: C. Jutting, A. Kannas, J. Keller, E. Keyser, W. Kinney, G. Kirsch, D. Kluck, E. Kranz, J. Kranz, J. Kranz. THIRD ROW: S. Krause, S. Krause, H. Kremer, K. Krienitz, L. Lachicotte, J. LaFramboise, G. Langenfeld, V. Langenfeld, A. Larson, M. Larson. FOURTH ROW: T. Larson, W. Lauseno, D. Leech, S. Lenz, M. Levake, R. Lien, D. Limberg, F. Lovell, C. Lovick, D. Magner. FIFTH ROW: B. Mahowald, C. Markve, D. Matz, R. McComb, E. McCuaig, M. McCullough, T. McGrann, B. McGurren, N. McNamara, T. Meyer. SIXTH ROW: R. Miller, B. Mills, G. Mills, J. Miner, G. Mitchell, J. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, R. Moore, P. Moquist, D. Nelson. SEVENTH ROW: F. Nelson, C. Nielson, D. Nogelmeier, D. Nogelmeier, D. Nordstrom, A. Olson, L. Olson, P. Olson, J. Osbeck, G. Ostrander. EIGHTH ROW: H. Pederson, A. Peterson, R. Scheusner, R. Peterson, M. Peshman, G. Pickert, V. Pluckett, K. Prey, V. Prey, R. Rlderschadt. 31 SOP!-IS CONTRIBUTE T0 SUCCESSFUL YEAR A7 WHS If 'Q Q-1 QNKQ- Q1T.'l35.,3.. V Nl 'x - ri fi , A 5' . t 1 S' , NMR K' . , 2, .,,..,,Q,...,...w.a-..,.-...Q K ab. . Wa... V A I , Z.. S K QW Q, , 5 5 ' 3,73 'Q 3 -X. ar ,K.- A ' ' 4 -il f. j A E J Q 1 gi. fm X ,, an W. - K xx :-,K K xx-Q11 'V ....:g.f:. A ' rl f f 5 E is FIRST ROW: P. Rahilly, J. Rasmussen, G. Ravellette, R. Redlin, C. Reese, B. Relnhart, L. Rennie, C. Ries, R. Rogers, E. Rosenbohm. SECOND ROW: S. Roso, T. Rousseau, A. Satter, M. Schieber, D. Schroeder, R. Sheehan, L. Schwanke, M. Schurmann, R. Bohls, M. Sheil. THIRD ROW: L. Shoff, P. Skells, J. Small, J. Smith, J. Smith, L. Snyder, V. Spilde, J. Thompson, S. Stephens, J. Stofft. FOURTH ROW: P. Strain, K. Stricherz, A. Sturm, T. Swanson, J. Sykora, D. Taecker, D. Temple, M. Tesch, D. Spooner, J. Thronson. FIFTH ROW: L. Tritz, R. Tobin, C. True, N. Turner, T. Turbak, S. Van Sickle, S. Vik, J. Waba, D. Wareham, J. Watson. SIXTH ROW: J. Watson, R. Wicks, A. Wilcox, D. Woods, D. Yocum, A. Zwleg. 32 CIASS OFFIUERS Heading the Senior Class are Mike Ellwein, pres., Tom Rahilly, vice pres., Marilyn Magner, sec., Mary Henning, co-treas, and Carol Sue Hagan, co-fre-as, Leading the Junior Class are Peter Gribbin, treas., Gerda McCIinfic, sec., Lois Miner, pres., and Jim Vogr, vice pres. i J J J Sophomore Class officers are Rob- bie Hougntaling, treas., Mary Ann Austin, sec., Judy Thompson, vice pres, and Dave Ackerman, pres. -4- mv WL ,ff b It 5 my I yn 'L ..- . T ' , N S559 N X ' ' 4 Y 1 ,,,,' T Q-5 Q af i fs .Q ,-+: I Q . . Q w f m l V Jvsyf A 1 K K N b .. X, . .Q . ak X D l Qu 4 FW , .'- . S7 jc 1 A . 'Y ef Y A V UMM, j ,af 'f' Q , x f v J 5 . ' , xg , J , .I mu HA D A Busy YEA 12 ff- ,, C Q wk Qdfv 4252-KC? LWQ 5 ks N i956 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Doug England, Chieftain, Judy Kay Haggar, Princess, Wayne Ellis, Chief of Arrows. Ill-YI DAY CELEBRATION IS' HUGE SUCCESS It was apparent to 600 loyal Wl-lS'ers that Ki-Yi Day was to be an unforgettable day even as we busily constructed floats and pointed the street in front of the school on the eve of homecom- ing, Tension mounted hourly on that September day, reaching a triumphant climax as Judy Kay I-laggar and Doug England, i956 Ki-Yi Princess and Chieftain, were presented to the student body at the traditional Legend ceremony. Following the Legend, the annual Ki-Yi parade, which consisted of floats and bands from junior and senior high, wended its way through downtown streets, cheered by crowds of townspeople and harassed by high winds, Winning their first homecoming game in four years, the Arrows decisively boiled the Bobcats, 34-O. Jubilant students and alumni ended the perfect day at the Ki-Yi dance following the game. 36 1956 HOMECOM I NG ATTENDANTS Jun Puls hu Qenc Lludohl ond Leon Kron ROYAI PARTY PRESENTED IN IEGEND CEREMONY IQQ6 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Sher: Jackson Carol Sue Hogan ond June Frontz STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS assembled for their weekly meeting are, FIRST ROW: Gene Kluck, David Trandal, Morris Hanson, Mike Ellwein, Sandra Auby, Donna French, and Mary Jane Meadows. SECOND ROW: Vince Spilde, John Baker, Dave Ackerman, Ken Moes, Phyllis Anderson, Lois Miner, Kay Leonard, and Karla Jo Webber. THIRD ROW1 Dale Snyder, Stan Vik, Norm Hellbusch, Gene Kirsch, Virginia Langenfeld, Jane Huff, Margie Tesch, and Marilyn Magner. STUDENT 6'0l!N6'll TACKIES SCI-l00l PROBUEMS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS are Bob Stofft, treas., Doug England, pres., Judy Kay Haggar, vice pres., and Jean Peter- son, sec. Thrashing out the many problems that arise in a modern high school is the job eagerly and ably handled by the WHS Student Council, under the leadership of President Doug England, Assisting Doug are Judy Kay I-laggar, vice president, Bob Stotft, treasurer, and Jean Peterson, secretary. These officers, and the representatives elected from each advisory in school, meet weekly to dis- cuss problems and to plan activities. All Ki-Yi Day activities, including the dance and parade, are under the direction of this group, They also arrange the Iyceum programs presented five times a year to the student body. A one hundred dollar scholarship is awarded to some de- serving senior each year by the council. Money for this and other projects is raised by the sale of Ki-Yi buttons and book covers. GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATERS who represented WHS lost June ore SEATED: Judy Koy Hoggor, Corol Collxns, ond Monlyn Mogner, STANDINGS Lorry Hurlbut, Rog Rues, Bob Wood, Bob Stofft, Lorry Lorrobee, Make Ellweln, ond Doug Englond. Absent from the pucture is Morne Lundberg WI-IS SEND5' ll T0 BOYS' AND GIRIS' STATES SCHOOL-WIDE 6'AMPAl6'N PRECEDES' S-G DAY MAYORS AND JUDGES elected by the student body for Student Government Doy ore Florenre Sukkink ond Leon Kronz, moyorsg ond Potty Curtlce ond Roberto Mendlcule, judges, Hundreds of compongn posters mode WHS holls unrecognizoble during the hotly contested pre-electlon compougn 39 NATlONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS are SEATED1 fthe nucleusi Karli Jo Webber, Joyce Busskohl, Mike Ellwein, Mary Jule Haarstick, Barbara Morgen, and Sandra Auby. Missing from the nucleus are Carol Collins and Jeanette Woods. STANDING: lMarch membersl Jane Nelson, Judy Kay Haggor, Shari Jackson, Jeanette Marshall, Carol Dreyer, Lou Ann DeWall, Bob Stotft, Evonne Zell, Leon Kranz, Loris Schroeder, Larry Larrabee, Karen Steinocker, Tom Sturm, Marilyn Magner, Roger Ries. Missing from the group is Mary Ann Butterbrodt. A scholastic average in the upper 252 at the class, and a high degree of leadership and cit- izenship are the requirements tor membership in the National Honor Society. A nucleus at eight juniors was initiated into NHS in May, i956 Sixteen seniors were admitted in March at this year. Speech students who have earned 20 points by participation in interscholastic speech contests are eligible tor membership in the National Forensic League. Higher degrees at Merit, Honor, and Dis- tinction are given tor superior work in speech events, NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE MEMBERS are FlRST ROW Audrey Johnson, Karen Steinocker, Margaret Hubbard, Dianne Brown, Mary Finger, Sylvia Miller, SECOND ROW: Snowy Waite, Mary Ann Butterbrodt, Janice Collins, Karen Thompson, Phyllis Anderson, Lois Miner, Nan Davies, Karen Kellogg. THIRD ROW: Karl: Jo Webber, LeAnn Hammer, Karen Paulson, Mary Jo Raschke, Roger Ries, Morrie Lundberg. FOURTH RO Vg Sherwin Linton, Jim Miner, Carter Reese, Ken Moes, Bill Wagner, Dick Lien, Dennie Magner. J? db Wm QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS ore SEATED: Korli Jo Webber, Jone Nelson, Sondro Auby, Judy Koy Hoggor, Lindo Rosenbohm, SECOND ROWi Mike Kornpen, Helen Hollberg, June Born, Audrey Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Fosness, odviser, THIRD ROW: Brure Burghordt, Jon Lien, Ken Schoock, Tom Sturm. Membership in Quill ond Scroll, on interno- tionol honor society tor high school iournolists, is ottoined by students in the upper one-third of their closs who hove done outstcinding work in the field of journolism, Eight new members were initioted in Morch, ond oll thirteen members ot- tended the onnuol bonquet held in April. Mrs. Dorothy Fosness is odviser. THESPIAN MEMBERS include FIRST ROW: Loris Schroeder, Sondro Auby, Snowy White, Corol Thomas. SECOND ROW: Koren Steinocker, Marilyn Mog- ner, Jonice Collins, Lou Ann DeWoll. THIRD ROW: Florence Sikkink, Judy Koy Hoggor, Corol Sue Hogan, Borboro Creoser, FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Ries, June Frontz, Bob Stofft, Mike Ellwein, Jim Gibson. Students eorning ten points ond spending ten hours ot work in dromotics ore eligible for mem- bership in Thespions, o notionol honor society for dromo students. These students sponsor the on- nuol Ki-Yi Kopers production, in conjunction with the Mosque, Bob Stotft is Thespion president, ond Miss Florence Bruhn is odviser. K C ARROW STAFF MEMBERS include SEATED: Linda Rosenbohm, Mary Jule Haarstick, Loris Schroeder, Barbara Creaser. STANDING1 Tom Sturm, Rita Sherin, Sandra Auby, Karen Steinocker, Jane Nelson, Mary Ann Butterbrodt. ARROW STAFF RUS!-IES' T0 MEET '57 DEADLINE LEARNING the tricks of the trade are next year's co-editors, ARROW PHOTOGRAPHER, Tom Sturm, ond John Grant, as- Audrey Johnson and Bruce Burghardt, who page through pre- sistant, seiect another of the hundreds of negatives they vious yeorbooks with Karli Jo Webber Kcenteri, this year's snapped around WHS. editor-in-chief, 42 PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF members include FIRST ROW: Linda Rosenbohm, June Born, Jean Alwin, M0ry Coplan, Mrs. Dorothy Fosness, adviser. SECOND ROW: Nadine Merritt, Helen Hallberg Audrey Johnson, Rita Sherin, Kay Halajian, Mike Kampen, Jim Gibson, Ken Schaack. ' STUDENTS READ All ABOUT lT IN P 8 6 Eagerly awaited each month by the student body, the Purple and Gold, Wl-lS's school paper, disap- pointed no one in '56-'57. Awarded First Class ratings by both the National Scholastic Press As- sociation and the South Dakota High School Press Association, the P 6' G reaped the benefits of a new staff organization and continued emphasis on good journalism backgrounds. Mrs. Dorothy Fos- ness, P 6 G adviser, and the staff attended press meets at both South Dakota State College and the University of South Dakota. Karli Jo Webber, first semester editor-in-chief, was a member of the All-State Journalism staff and was elected president of the SDHSPA. Five staff members re- ceived Sigma Delta Chi awards in SDSC's annual writing contest. PURPLE AND GOLD EDITORS are Karli Jo Webber, first sem estelrl-editor-in-chief, and Jane Nelson, second semester editor in-c ie . K 3.2 3 , frm I l E. tt- in 7 ' ' ,K N Lx ,.il T '3 in on, 1' QW' M4-J DECILAM CONTESTANTS are FIRST ROW: Karen Steinocker, Audrey Johnson, Margaret Hubbard, Mary Finger, Ardis John- son. SECOND ROW1 Janice Collins, Dianne Brown, Karen Thompson, Phyllis Anderson, Mary Ann Butterbrodt, THIRD ROW: Snowy White, Le Ann Hammer, Mary Jo Raschke, Koren Paulson, Lois Miner, Marie Flisrand, FOURTH ROW: Jim Miner, Sherwin Linton, Carter Reese, Ken Moes, Bill Wagner. WHS COPS' 3 SUPERIORS IN STATE DECZAM CONTEST I, i 4 13. 44 Chalking up the enviable record of three su- perior winners in the State Declam contest was Mr. Harold Sarnpson's speech department, Tro- phies for WHS were brought home by Mary Ann Butterbrodt, poetry, Audrey Johnson, humorous, and Karen Poulson,.dramatics, These three girls and Lois Miner, oratory, were also superior winners in the regional declam contest. Over titty students were entered in the preliminary local contest from which regional contestants were chosen. SUPERIOR WINNERS IN THE STATE DECLAM CONTEST are Mary Ann Butterbrodt, Audrey Johnson, and Karen Poulson. VARSITY DEBATERS, set for another out- of-town meet, are Lois Miner, Bill Wag- ner, Ken Moes, and Mary Ann Butter- brodt, Absent from the picture is Carol Collins. DEBA TER5' E0llAl '56 RECORD: CUUNT 48 WINS- I2 l0S'SES Winning the National Forensic League sweep- stakes trophy for the second straight year was one of the high points of the '56-'57 debate sea- son. Under the coaching ot Mr, Harold Sampson, the experienced debaters piled up the impressive record of 48 wins and only I2 losses. Other top honors included winning the Big 8 Debate tour- A DEBATE BRIEF group working on ROW: Jim Miner, Magner. SECOND MEETING finds this their cases, FRONT Carter Reese, Dennis ROW: Karen Stein- ocker, Mary Finger, Snowy White, THIRD ROW: Phyllis And erson, Audrey Johnson. nament, the Midwest speech tournament, and the Northern State Teachers College tournament. The debate squad also took second place honors at SDSC tournament, and capped third place in tour- naments held at Concordia and Carletonicolleges. Debaters also placed high in individual events. 1 Making the huge purple W during the Ki-Yi Day Legend ceremony are members of Masque, Wl-lS's dramatic organization. Under the direction of Miss Florence Bruhn, Masquers help sponsor the Ki-Yi Legend and Ki-Yi Kapers. Assisting them is the National Thespian Society, an honorary dramatic or- ganization. Kalendar Kapers, with MCs Karen Steinocker and Mike Kampen, was the theme of this year's annual vaudeville show. MASOUE PRESENTS LEGEND, 'VKALENDAR llAPERS The choir in the junior class' mock wedding act includes Shenwin Linton and Paul Irwin give out with some rock 'n' roll Terry Patterson, Bruce Burghardt, Bill Givens, Alan Sigelman, in their Kapers act. Bill FFOHTZ. 46 THE HAPPY JOURNEY CAST goes for a ride. FRONT SEAT: Gretchen Langen- feld and Jim Gibson. BACK SEAT: David Gibson and Gerda McClintic. All eyes are on Doug England, This production took second place in the state one-act play contest. PUBU6' WITNESSES' WHS'5' SIX 0NE'A6'T PLA YS' Mr, Rudy Stradinger, WHS dramatics teacher, posted another success story this year with his production of six all-school one-act plays. The plays, presented three in a series, were witnessed by the public in December and in March. Capturing a superior rating in the regional one-act play contest and second place honors in the state was The Happy Journey. The state contest was held in Mitchell on December l5. Over 60 students participated in some phase of this year's one-act play productions. Audien- ces enthusiastically applauded not only the act- ing, but also the beautiful sets designed by the students in Mr. Stradinger's dramatics class. This is the second year that Watertown has produced one-act plays, and the first time that the productions have been presented to the pub- lic, Director Stradinger feels that one-act plays offer more students a chance to participate in dramatics. HTOOTH OR SHAVEH-and it looks like it's Morrie Lundberg's tooth, as Sherwin Linton wields the pliers and Linda Hertz and LeAnn Hammer watch with horrified expressions. December I3 and I4 were the production dates for this Mexican comedy. I x 'imf a Hg 'Gr I 'Q Q , i 5 ,M , 1 Q Q ,AA K Hn, Li:A i 5Kff Q 'WQQL , JUNIOR CLASS PLAY PAPA IS' All Drawing enthusiastic applause tor their perform- ances in the Junior Class Play, a double cast presented, Papa Is All, a three--act comedy by Patterson Greene, on March 20-22. A double cast was used because of the small number of characters in the production, The story deals with a Pennsylvania Dutch Mennonite family who live under the tyrannical domination of Papa lPete Grib- bin and Dick Reddyl, a religious fanatics But Papa is disposed of ltemporarilyl much to the delight ot his tam- ily. Sadly, he returns, only to be hauled oft to jail for shooting a wrong man. Other cast members were Phyl- Iis Anderson, Helen Hallberg, Ronnie Halverson, LeAnn Hammer, Maggie Jurgenson, Mary Jane Meadows, Keith Perry, Karen Paulson, Dick Sage, and Ken Schroeder. Mr. Rudy Stradinger directed the production. Pictured on this page are: UPPER RIGHT: Son Ken Schroeder has bad news tor sister Mary Jane Meadows and mother Karen Paulson. CENTER RIGHT: Ken Schroe- der listens to Helen Hallberg, LOWER RIGHT: Mother LeAnn Hammer mends daughter Phyllis Anderson's torn dress, LOWER LEFT: Papa Pete Gribbin demands an eXpiOngF?n..4f0T son Dick sage, L L f ,ftf T ,JV ,Vi if -Dlx' I , , 2' fl,v V .'WiI7V,,HV ' all ,' IJ f.l,f5' iff Ai: filz, vi it' if .-. ' .V I' 'V ' I , fl' w ,LL V90 gf fl ,V qv VJ I L I' ,L A if L MII WI ,tj ,Wil , FNA members: FIRST ROWi Helen Hallberg, Sharon Bridge, Marie Flisrand, Carolyn Groth, Ann Creaser, Ardis Hiellming, Laura Shepherd, Shirley Schieber, Florence Miller, Janice Mischke, Mary Henning. SECOND ROW: Janice Pence, Phy'lis Anderson, Mary Jule Haarstick, Mary Caplan, Darlene Stee, Mary Lou Raderschadt, Nadine Venima, Joyce Hinch, Marilyn Kaaso, Patty Auby, Linda Hertz, Doris Ronning. THlRD ROW: Loris Schroeder, Lou Ann DeWall, Linda Rosenbohm, Judy Evans, Jean Alwin, Janet Wagner, Florence Sikkinlc, Mary Ann Johnson, Ann Hoffmann, Marion Keeler, Mary Finger, Marlys Cohoon. One of the most active clubs in school, the Fu- ture Nurses Association, also boasts one of the largest memberships. Active FNA'ers entertained their mothers at a tea, visited local hospitals, car- oled at hospitals and for shut-ins, joined civic leaders in a house-to-house March of Dimes cam- paign, and sponsored a spring style show. The Medical Auxiliary was host to FNA officers at a banquet, and the entire club was present at a spring banquet. Mrs. Alice Gray is the club's ad- viser. Chalk dust, arithmetic books, and small faces greet the Future Teachers as they spend one hour daily preparing for their future careers in edu- cation, Highlighting the year's activities for the FTA was a day spent at the SDEA convention in Sioux Falls. To compete for a scholarship, an es- say entitled, Why l Want to Be a Teacher, was written by each member, Sylvia Miller is president of the group and Mrs. Dorothy Spilde is adviser. FTA members are: STANDING: Joan Poppers, Jeanette Woods Zvi all ,V i T Darlene Jacobs, Carol Dreyer, Mrs, Dorothy Spilde, SEATED: June Frantz, Sandra Auby, Bev- erly Mclnroy, Barbara Morgan, FFA members are: FIRST ROW: Wayne David, Roberto Mendicute, David Jarobson, Rithard Simonton, Dale lvlcElhaney, Dale Snyder, Vincent Spilde, Tom Sturm, Robert Bevers, Leroy Snyder SECOND ROW: Curtis Berg, Verlin lloeder, Merlin Hackbart, Lowell Bach, Gerald Langenteld, Don Ritz, Jirn Fox, Ronnie Cox, Merlin Gunderson, Jim liontliin, Mr, Clarente Hall, THIRD ROWS Darrell Nogelrneier, Gene Kirsch, Jim Beslcow, Owen Thacker, Melvin Konrady, Harlan Gran, Pat Folvay, James La Framboise, Carl Below, Lawrence Mack. I-'I-'A SPONSORS SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENT Major project of the local FFA chapter, now in its tenth active year, was the sponsoring ot Rob- erto lvlendicute, WHS's American Field Service Foreign exchange student from Madrid, Spain. Roberto was installed as an honorary member ot the FFA in November. A social highlight ot the gear was the Parent-Son banquet held on February 8. Jeannette Borkhuis was elected i957 FFA Sweetheart by all FFA boys, She was crowned at the annual Sweetheart dance held on February 8. The 43 FFA'ers participated in numerous activities, including many crop and livestock judging events where the Watertown representatives scored high. The freshman FFA'ers made a substantial contri- bution to the Cosmopolitan Christmas toy drive in the farm ot toys made in class, Dale McElhaney and Dale Snyder, FFA president and vice president respectively, attended the National FFA conven- tion held in Kansas City, Mos Mr, Clarence Hall is adviser. FFA OFFICERS are: SEATED Mr. Clarence Hall, adviser, Rob- erto Mendicute, exchange stu- dent, Dale McElhaney, pres. STANDING: Tom Sturm, sec. Curt Berg, sent, Dale Snyder, vice pres., and Bob Bevers, rep- resentative. HI-Y CLUB members are: FIRST ROW: Norman Hellbusch, B 'I Lekvold, Bob Stofft, Doug England, Courtney Livingston, Casper Klucas, Mr, Gary Hertz, SECOND ROW: Carter Re se, Jerald Roethler, Don Kluck, Mike Ellwein, Lee Rhodes, Rich Kosier, Ronnie Halverson. THIRD ROW: Larry Lundeew, Jim Vogt, Stan Vik, Dale Mclilhaney, Jim Pulscher, Larry Hurlbut, Jeff Burks, Ken Schaak, Sherwin Linton. President Bob Stofft has led the Hi-Y through another successful year of activities. The Thanks- giving Day convocation, with Mr, Hugh Bishop as guest speaker, was first on the Hi-Y's agenda. ollowing this were the inspiring Christmas and Easter convocations. The Hi-Y, which is advised by Mr. Gary Hertz, also presented a Ki-Yi Kapers act. Twenty-five WHS boys form the relatively new Projectors Club. The club has no officers, holds no regular meetings, and exists for the sole pur- pose of running filmstrips for classroom movies. Members run the projector during their sessions and free periods. The boys are also able to op- erate all other Audio-Visual equipment. Mr. Gary Hertz is the club's adviser. PROJECTORS CLUB members are, SEATED: Rich Hellbusch. STANDING: Dennie Van Tassel, Jon Lien, Glenn Kon- rady, Ronnie Halverson, and Mr. Gary Hertz. Aspiring young scientists, members of the Bi- Phy-Chem Club, meet weekly with their adviser, Mr. Gary Hertz, to work on projects and conduct experiments, Highlight of the club's year was an April trip to the Junior Academy of Science in Sioux Falls, There the club displayed their proi- ects and heard lectures from leading scientists. BI-PHY-CHEM mem- bers are, FIRST ROW1 Audrey Johnson, John Grant, John Murphy, Bill Wagner, Roger Ries. SECOND ROW3 Mr. Gary Hertz, Mer- lin Hackbart, Bill Schurmann, Marvel Gamill, Phyllis Ane derson, Linda Hertz, Gerda McClintic. Watch the birdie or Cheesel might be the favorite expressions of Camera Club members. These photography enthusiasts meet to learn the complexities of various kinds of cameras, They also are taught developing and printing processes. Senior members of the club serve as photographers for the Arrow and the Purple and Gold, C A M E R A C L U B members are John Grant lseatedl, Pat Blizzard, Jerry Thompson, Sharon Miner, Tom Sturm, Marcia Gergen, Rob- erto Mendicute, SENIOR TUCKS are FIRST ROW: Shari Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Marilyn Magner, Patsy Womble, Margie Steinkogler, Karen Steinocker, Bonnie West, Marlys Madsen, Ann Hoffmann, Marlene Barns, Marie Flisrand, Ruth Cordell, Marion Keeler, SECOND ROW: Carol Sue Hagan, Mary Ann Johnson, Darlene Jacobs, Jane Nelson, Marian Schurman, Loris Schroeder, Sylvia Miller, Janice Pence, Denise Bauer, Mary Ann Butterbradt, Patty Curtice, Florence Sikkink, Rita Sherin. THIRD ROW: Bev Mclnray, Carol Dreyer, Lou Ann Tesch, Deanna Waite, Mary Jule Haarstick, Ruth Skells, Carol Thomas, Sandy Auby, Lou Ann DeWall, Joyce Busskohl, Jeanette Marshall, Karen Peterson, Karli Jo Webber. FOURTH ROW1 Linda Rosenbohm, Kay Langten, Bev Dolly, Doris Ronning, Deanna Gustafson, Barb Creaser, Barb Morgen, June Frantz, Judy Kay Haggar, Dotty Dugan, Mary Henning, Shirley Tritz, 'Ev Mills, Joyce Fiskvik. TUCKS HAVE YEAR OF I-'UN AND SERVICE Tuckabatchies, WHS's girls' pep club, started l957 with the initiation of junior girls, Baby Tucksf' Instead of the usual in-school initiation, an evening party and initiation was held in the gym. Junior girls, who qualified by having a scholastic average at C or better, went through the traditional eating baby toad, wearing baby clothes initiation. Pagoda Paradise was the theme of the an- nual Tuck Formal. Sixty couples danced to the music of the Collegians and witnessed the crown- ing ot June Frantz as Tuck Sweetheart. During the year, Tucks sold candy during sixth hour, contributed to the Student Exchange Cor- poration, and ended the year with a farewell ban- quet tor the senior Tucks. Judy Kay Haggar was Tuck president, Sandra Auby served as vice-president, and Karli Jo Web- ber was secretary-treasurer, The Tuck Board of Directors included Carol Collins, Patty Curtice, Lou Ann DeWall, and Loris Schroeder. Mrs, Na- omi Moede is adviser. J TUCK SWEETHEART, June Frantz, and her escort, Tom Rahilly, smile for the photographer after June's coronation at the Tuck Formal. i I l NASS. MEMBERS ore KNEELING1 Bill Lekvold, Rich Kosier, Terry Turbak, Dick Hurlbut, Russel Lunde, Mike Karnpcn, Morrie Trandal, Bill Givens, David Trandal. SECOND ROWi Gene Kluck, Bob Stofft, Mike Ellwein, Don Klutk, Carter Reese, Kenny Schroeder, Dick Smith, Tom Rahilly, Dale Snyder, Wayne Ellis. THIRD ROW: Jeff Burks, Cone Luidahl, Ken Sherrill, Curt Berg, Jerry Roethler, Jim Vogt, Wally Sykora, Stan Vik, Morrie Hanson. Membership in the National Athletic Schol- arship Society is attained by WHS athletes who have maintained a scholastic average of C or better for three consecutive semesters, The club holds no regular meetings and has no officers, but N.A.S.S, membership qualifies a boy for athletic scholarships, Mr, Jim Marking is adviser for the group, Those hustling, letter-sweatered boys seen sell- ing apples, pop, and popcorn at WHS athletic events are members of W Club. Profits from the sales pay for athletic insurance Only boys who have earned a letter in some phase of athletics are eligible for W Club membership, Mr, Jirn Marking also serves as adviser of this group. W CLUB MEMBERS are SEATED: Don Kluck, Rich Kosier, Lee Rhodes, Terry Turbak, Dale Mclilhaney, Pete Gribbin, Morrie Hanson. KNEELING: Morrie Trondal, Wayne Ellis, Bill Lekvold, Carter Reese, Mike Ellwein, Ron Cooley, Bob Brandriet, John Dokken, Bill Givens, THIRD ROW: Chuck Haan, Tom Rahilly, Kenny Schroeder, Bob Stofft, Jim Vogt, Jeff Burks, Jerry Roethler, Stan Vik, Dick Smith, Dave Trandal. l 4. l il l X L eKM i f QT . '3- 5 Q 5 E ' 'N f,a ' K 08 sf . -is Q, - 5 MUSIC WAS ONE OF YOUR INTERESTS , W ,M QE 1 5 .4 . . i K 55 5 gw i 1 K K ff. ,. W, if X QQ. Ei I V- im' 'f Q? Ai K QF f X 3? . N 1 2 5 5 ww E5 my W 5 Q N3 f 9 ' - 5 gi? Aw-f . . . X ' X 45 . ' :ag 2 K Q A E K f 4 Xi li 1 4 ' V ' 'V' S 6 51 K . ff - 5 kj , k W ,E ' N x X Ls V ' , , mt. .-' ' 1x : ,sfiA , 4 KK 5 ,Q ,3 S f f if Q X k,kL A K ,. Q . :V ,. . K f ,, ,K K . .. i k ' ' f gl my Q KK SKF: KKK N K 5, X' 3 2 W . . , L,,. . . M.. , -KZ KK In 5 K K ,L K K 5 . f . X S , Q ig I . . K A LLLL K KK K K g K Q Q - PM , Q. , ' . :S if 2 Q Q 3 f L, - . K 2 5 Q gifi?-:Lf EE -' 1- ' Q--. ' :iii K K i F - - 5 . 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Q fv s,. 31 xx 1 f,. ,,.' g , QX Q x 'Q ,Z I 24 X 5 4 4 .,,, X x!iP gen! , ir sth , or MM,, gl E E 15 fig, V A ff f 1- ,wgfg Vs, W.: I ua. Y, .-Nl A Q '53 'O FIRST ROW: Donna Schroeder, Marilyn Magner, Sharie Turner, Glenda Harris, JoAnn Nelson, Florence Sikkink, SECOND ROW: Dennis Magner, Evangeline l-layford, Joyce Barber, John Raderschadt, Roger Scheusner, Sharon Paine, Janice Pence, Darrell Bale, THIRD ROW: Nancy Turner, Shirley Tesch, Judy Gilman, David Gibson, Carol Markve, Jeanette Marshall, Phyllis Anderson, Kay Langten, Dick Reddy. STRING ENSEMBLE members are Evangeline l-layford, JoAnn Nelson, Wanda Shenk lstandingl, Florence Sikkink, and Mar- ilyn Magner, Absent from the picture is Linda Hertz. CONCERTS HIGHIIGHT 1957 Appearances at tour concerts highlighted the i957 school year for members of Wl-lS's Little Symphony. Under the baton ot Mr, Elmer Carey, the orchestra also played for an all-school convo- cation and competed in the spring music contest. A large delegation ot Wl-lS orchestra members were selected to attend the annual All-State Or- chestra held this year in Mitchell, South Dakota. The final duty of the year for the orchestra is to provide a musical background for the gradua- tion ceremonies of the Class ot l957. . f 5 isa f 3 A - . 3 ,uv I, gi ,,L7 .h 4 L , yu. 5 ZZ It Ziff' ,QV .Q 5 ' , A fy i, K 1 f ' , QV i ggi M if , is 'ii 2 1 T S5 fy .. WSE? i gif l T 224532 ' 4 xii Q, 3555 Y ,igjfple A , -51,325 may ,, W , J ,l .Ib 5 ,L fry Sf vi aw X g. . , , - K 1 A ,, . 14,4 TRUMPET TRIO members are Gerda Mc3Clintic, Morrie Lund- CLARINET QUARTET includes Shari Jackson lstandingl, berg, and Doug England. Shirley Tesch, Marvel Gamill, and June Frantz. FRENCH HORN QUARTET members are Jeanette Marshall, FLUTE TRIO is composed of Karen Paulson lbottoml, Dorothy Janice Keller, and Keith Perry. Absent from the picture is Johnson, and Carol lvlarkve. Jeanne Stevens, kj G., ' ' 5, WIT! KW sm 'Pi be M.. .. 'I 62 .1 fw' M.. X ar X' X. ff x- XYN Q s r r .f . .uk 3--, 5 7. 1 .,,1.S'-A Q z U 2 , ,. 9' 'Nw X X :,, y . ,sw ,.,, . .gg-YN 4 , Ks - - J , M Sfmfwggf 44' ,.h. t M navy' 'tiffef ii! M1 6 at 5 V, 3 , , ,nf .1 4 E S 'ZFX' A' A 1 vb- Qf 31g fy ' 6 A at lm-'L 'V if 1 I I H3 A ?...,f . 'k A Q! 0 xmas , ' ap. V . ' P13 S 1 - x ' x a 5' ij , . ,, ,N 2 ., -x 71 Q Kg 2 'E -fl . FIRST ROW: Sharon Bridge, Kay Halajian, Beverly Mclnroy, Judy England, Kay Leonard, Margie Tesch, Mary Ann Butter- brodt, Margaret Hubbard, Loris Schroeder, Sondra Auby. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Magner, Beverlee Burke, Cleo Neilson, Janice Collins, Judy Kay Haggar, Barbara Creoser, Carol Collins, Carol Thomas, Janice Keller, Judy Evans, THIRD ROW: Karen Poulson, Karen Thompson, David Giessinger, Arlyn Strege, Jim Miner, Russell Lunde, Jacke Small, Bill Givens, Leon Kranz, Larry Hurlbut, Ronnie Halverson. FOURTH ROW: Nan Davies, Nadine Venema, Reid Moore, Arvid Peterson, Dean Jordan, Dick Sage, Brian Booth, LeRoy Davis, Cliff Zillman, Carter Reese, Gene Luidahl. VOCAL WINNERS are: FIRST ROW: Beverly Sleiter, Joan Stofft. SECOND ROW: Carol Thomas, Jerry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sherwin Linton, Larry Hurlbut, Leon Kranz. A GAPPEUA CHOIR CZAIMS Membership in A Cappella Choir has become the goal of WHS vocalists. The 85 voice group consis- tantly cops superior awards at the regional music contests, and its performances at concerts are looked forward to by Watertown music lovers. Mr. Maynard Anderson is the director. Watertown was again well represented at All- State Chorus. Sixteen WHS vocalists journeyed to Mitchell for the two day meeting, held on Novem- ber 9-lO. - ,x. K' x1g 'Q 1 4 9 , . : t Q., ,E A .Qw- if 'wg 142,451-1 - - ,Hwy .kg 4 .X 5 gym ., - Q -mr iw Q ., 5 W Y gf 3322 ? 2 M 9 , ' 3'kMfi2H 'J D Wamaii K. J W ,s as lf' ' A ' T1 ..- R ,Q lu. D FIRST ROW: Janet Parshall, Janet Brandriet, Evangeline Haylord, Connie Yocum, Connie Lovick, Mary Lee Bartron, Margie Steinkogler, Virginia Prey, Raymond Givens, David Rousseau, SECOND ROW: Joan Poppen, Sharon Miner, Joyce Hinsch, Jo Ann Hayford, Janice Mischke, Marilyn Kaasa, Janet Wagner, Marion Keeler, Florence Sikkink, Mary Ann Johnson, Roberto Mendicute, THlRD ROW1 Darlene Jacobs, Elaine Bunde, Joyce Barber, Elenore Bunde, Marie Gergen, Mary Lou Raderschadt, Gail Luken, John Raderschadt, Jerry Thompson, Darrell Bale, FOURTH ROW: Florence Miller, Louise Hanten, Mary Hen- ning, Beverly Anderson, Dorothy Ries, Georgia Painter, Terri Larson, David Fuller, Jon Lien, Ross Mitchell, Bill Frantz, Glenn WI-l5 S' 90 VOICE MIXED CHORUS' MELODEARS arei FIRST ROW: Barbara Creaser, Sharon Bridge, Bev Mclnroy, SECOND ROW: Florence Sikkink, Carol Collins, Karen Peterson. THIRD ROW: Linda Hertz, Margaret Hub- bard, Lou Ann DeWall. Ninety voices were raised in song at the prac- tice sessions of the Watertown Mixed Chorus. Directed by Mr. Maynard Anderson, the group ap- peared at all four seasonal music concerts and also competed in the regional music contest, Many vocalists competed in the annual music contest, Winners of the local contest, held on January iS, competed in the state-regional con- test in Watertown on February l3. . ll Q X 4 9 gg ss Q f V t V i l K , ,Q M k',f 1, dl It X I I , , A A in .4-k , A 5 1, Q, Vg , Q 3 . Q U , s W' Q , 5 ,V ki V2 ' 5 if I I A Q AS 5 iii 1 , ff' 1 SJ if-A .9 i 9 , V f fi K I lf , - i ' Q QV f i 4 4 if ' a A an M . B, ,w f-5 , Q h 1? 'tw E Q :Rl P My Q ,Ax LQQIQX wx X ,H .L A . , . 'Q f f A 44 Q FIRST ROW: Ardis Hjellming, Phyllis Davey, Gloria Engvver, Rtperta Redlin, Robbie Haughtaling, Phyllis Olson, Shirley Roso, Roxanne Rogers, SECOND ROW: Ann Creaser, Arlys Kannas, Nancy McNamara, Judy Smith, Sandra Justus, Mary Horning, Amy Wilcox, Sue Stephens, Faye Lovell. THIRD ROW: Diang Hautt, Sylvia VanSickle, Irene Krogman, Kathy Harkin, De- lores Endres, Marlys Beskow, Helen Orthaus, Marlene Dahl, Siiaron Krause, FOURTH ROW: Ardis Johnson, Joyce Busskohl, Alice Roush, Danna Henrichs, Terry Larson, Darlene Stee, Doris Ronning, Deanna Wareham, LaVonne Rennie, Carol Eastberg. GIRIS' GLEE CLUB HAS MELODIC YEAR, CECILIANS are: FIRST ROW: Cleo Nielson, Judy Englund, Connie Lovick, Jane Ellwein, SECOND ROW: Mary Larson, Phyllis Creaser, Joan Stoftt, Kathryn Prey. THIRD ROW: Louise Honten, Faye Lovell, Doris Nelson, Mary Lee Bartron. Under the direction of Mr. Maynard Anderson, the 75 voice Girls' Glee Club completed another melodic year. The group made appearances at the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Mid-Winter Con- cert, and the Spring Concert. They also competed in the regional music contest, held this year in Watertown. Small vocal groups were active in WHS this year, Performing at concerts and tor service clubs vgere the Melodears, Aeolians, Cecilians, and Boys' ctet, X, X, f Nui? 4 'Wiz if 2 .FJ l O ., A 3 Q .v,X A X , 3 . liiiufil ' 21: 'es ' A , 5: x X :Qu ,. Q 142 N5 -- as -u. 55142: y u. 'I' ::Fa: ':5E':E '51 :ff'55Y5::: K 45 L . 'E A gif, .. 359535 i f 2 f if 555 ' - my 33 ,T 's ,,. . g,f2w5'?g'izSs -ff- LL,, fskx .. L, In L3 Z' ,L fa YE 2 Q Q E 5. S ,., YOU WERE SPORTS'- MINDED ii. ln li E Y fl sf ll hs... L.. l c i. . ll? K y y T ll N I l A Elka J A A Q Q B 4 l Jlf g g , l J i 7 5 e . Q S g , 1 i A- ' Efi 'll i i . t f 1 ?L 4 t l l956 ARROWS, left to right, FIRST ROW: Mike Ellwein, Wayne Ellis, Wallace Sykora, Ken Sherrill, Don Kluck, Morrie Trandal, Rich Kosier. SECOND ROW: Dale Snyder, Tom Rahilly, Bob Stofft, Jeff Burks, Gene Kluck, Dale McEIhaney, Chuck Haan. THIRD ROW: Dick Hurlbut, Lee Rhodes, Bill Lekvold, Ken Schroeder, Curt Berg, Jerry Roethler, Russell Lunde. FOURTH ROW: Jim Vogt, Bill Frantz, Morrie Hanson, Stan Vik, Dick Smith, David Trandal, Bill Givens. ARROWS WIN SHARE OF ESD GRID GROWN An l8 year famine in the ESD conference came to a smashing end this year for the Watertown Arrows as they tied with Yankton and Aberdeen for the grid crown. This was the first time they had won the conference since records were kept, beginning in 1938. The Arrows swept to five victories and suffered only one defeat in conference play, They allowed only one touchdown to an ESD school, ironically the one that beat them. This loss was to Aberdeen. Watertown amassed l92 points this season, pointing out offensive power, and yet at the same time, the defense held Wl-lS's opponents to 40 points. Offensively, Jim Vogt led the Arrow scoring parade with 48 points. Lee Rhodes and Morrie Trandal fol- lowed with 36 each. Defensively, Wayne Ellis paved the way with 67 tackles. Mike Ellwein, the quarterback, was top passer with l4 completions, Co-captain and All-State player, Rich Kosier, was the top kicker. It was a real success story for Coaches John DeWitt and Dudley Melichar, who this season made debuts in the ESD, DeWitt as head coach, and Melichar as backfield coach. DeWitt lauded the entire squad when he said, The team performed beyond what we had anticipated. They were carried by fine spirit and cooperation. They were one of the hardest blocking and tackling teams and played a brand of football that anyone who saw them play respected them for. ' Fourteen boys will be gone when the l957 season starts. And the graduating seniors that leave will be noticed. As Coach DeWitt observed, We don't lose seniors, we lose football players. 72 yi ff- , A if Ei I 'I mm., QQ m L 4.75: gf' 6? 'w 'G . QWWJN .Ak , fu .5 M H +3 V 5 , V, inf' f K ' 'Zf .. , lx' ,fa 1- VLX li A fi nel T215 3' 5.12 ,k.. 'giwj' g fr. .r ,Vx 1 ,Q Hgh., A., ,..'1?F 4, Q., M X fssgvifi T, ' I K f 'I Q JJ... F- V3 :ff -ff , . wg n 'E ,tw my fi:-'J A-, ya . x x r Q35 -- 3 :tx -5, . , ,I .4 H9735 ui. x NQKWQQ N My 'sur' r 4 rf' 45 1956 SCORE BOARD Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Watertown Indicates 3l- O Sissetonii 7-20 Sioux City Heelanl: 34- O Brookings l9- O Mitchell 35- O Madison 26- O l-luron O- 7 Aberdeen 20- O Yankton 20-l3 Sioux Falls Cathedral? non-conterence games LEFT: Jim Vogt, hotly pursued, makes one ot his brilliant all the way runs, BELOW: While a teammate throws a block, Lee Rhodes gets going tor some val- uable yardage. LEFT Jim Vogt, carry- ing the ball, goes down under some tough tack- lerss Wayne Ellis and Mike Ellwein ore in on the play. ARROW SQUAD MEMBERS are FIRST ROW: Wayne Ellis, Rich Kosier, Mike Ellwein, John Dokken, Bill Lekvold, Chuck Haan. SECOND ROW: Jim Marking, coach, Bob Stofft, Gene Luidahl, Jeff Burks, Gene Kluck, Morris Hanson, Gale Coplan, manager. Absent from the picture is Tom McGrann. ARROWS' END 5-YEAR DROUGHL GET T0 STATE 'A' TUURNEY Five lean years for Watertown basketball en- thusiasts were ended this year as Coach Jim Marking's Arrow squad finally fought their way to the State A tournament held in Aberdeen March l4-l6. They went through the sectional tournament like a whirlwind, toppling previously favored Sisseton, 76-60, and in the championship game trampling Milbank, 75-53. The Arrows went to the big show with a lot of determination and desire to win, but tough luck and two losses dropped them into sixth place. Yankton, twice beaten victim of the Arrows, put the 30-year first round jinx to work on the Ar- rows as they pushed past the Purple and Gold, 62-54, but not until they saw their 22 point lead chopped to 8 points by a determined Lake City team. With the championship out of their reach, the Arrows settled down to dumping the Cinderella Flandreau Fliers, 63-47. The Arrows stopped Flan- dreau with their deadly full-court press. ln the battle for the consolation championship, the Arrows were edged out, 5l-46, by Aberdeen in a nip and tuck game on the Eagles' home floor. This was a climax to a very interesting and exciting season, which saw the Arrows take third place in the ESD conference, while a year ago they were in last place. The Arrows lost five can- ference games by a total of l7 points. Sioux Falls defeated them twice by two points, Huron once by one point and once by six points, and Aberdeen once by six points. The over-all season record was I2 wins and 7 losses. The Arrows scored a total of llO2 points, while the opposition amassed 986, The Arrows averaged 58 points a game, while holding the op- position to 5l.8 points. Eight Arrow lettermen will be lost at gradua- tion this spring, but four returnees will form a strong nucleus for the '58 squad. Always a threat no matter how far behind they were, the big factor in the Arrows' respectable showing this year was their great determination to win, stated Coach Marking in summing up the '57 season. 7 ' - . 4 5' ,sig A P I 'qw' V. N 'f 1 i Q' Jeff Burks Mike Ellwein Gene Luidahl 1 anxiously. Watertown 65 Watertown 50 Watertown 64 Watertown 54 Watertown 65 Watertown 53 Watertown 42 Watertown 67 Watertown 63 Watertown 53 Watertown 61 Watertown 51 Watertown 61 Watertown 41 Watertown 63 Watertown 70 Watertown 72 Watertown 47 Watertown 60 1 Rich Kosier goes up for two, 3 Wayne Ellis Gene Kluck Chuck Haan 4 t A g : Q 1 t i f it tt o 44 4 7 -7 7 t 3 1 1 3 1 1 31t 1 17 , . 31 -'n'5-51' 3 ttt ni rs ' K 5 74 BASKETBAU 500135 BOX 47 32 44 55 48 Bob Staff: Webster Milbank Mitchell Sisseton Madison 55 S. F. Washington - 47 S4 F. Cathedral - 55 Brookings 54 Yankton 42 Aberdeen 62 Huron - 45 Mitchell - 47 Madison 43 S. F. Washington 61 Brookings 63 Lemmon 67 Yankton 53 Aberdeen 66 Huron while Tom McGra H K nn looks on Rich Kosier 'fs Q . in QR Uh r JUNIOR SQUAD MEMBERS: KNEEL- ING: Lee Rhodes, Dale McElhaney, Jacke Small, Casper Klucas, Bruce Burg- hardt. STANDlNG Jum Vogt, Ray StroA fus, Larry Londeen, Jerry Roethler, Ron Halverson, Ken Schaack. Absent from the picture are David Trandal, Ken Schroeder, Ron Coo- ley, and Coach Dell Caldwell, .IUNIORS AND B SQUAD TRAIN I-'OR VARSITY POSITIONS B SQUAD MEM- BERS are: SEATED: Dave Matz, Norm Hellbusch, Bob Shee- han, John Hoffmann, John Raderschadt, STANDING: Merlin Hackbart, manager, Tom Jensen, Doug Kluck, Curt Furness, Mrke Sheil, Jaeson Small, Coach Norm Tigner. g.. f,'Q,:iii'gp Swift A WTA ER? . . ., , W time it W . elif.. 'Y 0 .iff-. w' xi rx. W: .53 'EQ Y lg A311106 S0145 f -.., Y tg, Q 4 51 CII! 1 Q HID A 1 . Z' X rtiigy Q. . 200 i F i.i.Ei?5F.'77 fm Smal I QSSHT0 lg 1 Y ' I ' W- I kim? 4 HTTNC AQTTQT f vs-I. I , wm.' . 'sr R ke at M fwiliff I fi 77. 7 X 1 me .i 3, fr . - -- i . ,,,. i - 3 A 1 A S Q Q be E X 3 , i X s 2 - r ' ve, f M fx k lg K X as -1... I Nm, 5 3 I Atgifjffl KMW AQVERTA is A-f . ,. sm, wi ' 4415 -,L ,. 'Lil 'sw' .rsi f ii , f if ,lift A I gffif 3' 2 4 I TIVH scnniil fm I 1 aff: s .I ,.,isf,,s,? at nib pr it A ,J f A . K' i 4 5 4 j:e'u!tp,,i, ltifiggiailrlii I tb S 1 ..., i ,sk E xwji ip, , I n l QF . i I 4 I X 1 ' 4 X Q lt' 1 l ,P A 1- 4 asc an TRACKSTERS are FIRST ROW: Roberto Mendicute, Casper lilucas, Dick'HurllJut, Carter Reese, Mike Kampen, Courtney Livingston, Ken Schaack, Jerry Ostrander, Bob Brandriet, SECOND ROW' Don Kluck lmanagerl, Roger Scheusner, Russel Lunde, Dayid Trandal, Rich Hellbusch, Mike Ellwein, Dick Smith, Terry Turbak, Dave Rousseau, Lee Rhodes lmanagerl. THIRD ROW: Jim Vogt, Larry Lundeen, Stan Vik, Jerry Rogthler, Tom McGrann, Doug Kluck, Tom Rahilly, Chuck Haan, Morris Hanson, Rich Kosier. IN SPRING A YOUN6 MAN'.S' FANCY TURNS 70...TRA6'll! Sleet, slush, and snow failed to dampen the en- thusiasm of the i957 Arrow tracksters. Thirty- tive cindermen, under the coaching of Dudley Melichar, donned sweat tags and worked out daily in preparation tor this year's track meets. The Arrows look forward to their first win in the state track meet since i929 The Arrow cinder- GETTING IN SHAPE are thinclads Dick Hurlbut, Carter Reese, and Mike Kampen. 'lmen and weightmen were led by sprinter Jim Vogt, dist' nceman Bop Brandriet, polevaulters Mike Kam, i and Rich Kosier, hurdler Jerry Roethler, and weightman Morris Hanson. Track, according to Coach Melichar, is the one major sport where physical stature is not necessary to be top notch. JERRY ROETHLER goes up and over the hurdles in one of his daily work-outs in the gym. lain' Q Ns. ff - ,. 'f A . 2 f A 4 ,. 195 9 W 5 Q I 2' N' W xi Q 'E ,R , may 1 I, , A fi ' ' ',, A ' V' A , 1 4 M WK. 1- K ' Q. 1 Af i ff ' . , V. 'Wu Q , kv S9 . . ' .I , ww mr-vl9'if 'ZW 'A in W u---..,-., --p-.4-'agp-nn ,nfifw 4 'W xg B nm dill , A mor ,mf iii 1 1 L?-5 25' .F X 1 . 'LII I 1 Leading the school spirit, inspiring yells at all toot- ball and basketball games are the cheerleaders, pictured from the bottom CLOCKWISEZ Virginia Prey, Kathryn Prey, Jane Ellwein, Nan Davies, and Judy Valentine. GI-IEEE SOUADS' URGE TEAMS T0 VICTORY Enthusiasm runs high as Mary Jane Meadows, Janice Collins, Gretchen Langenteld, and Billie Balthazar lead the WHS crowds in pep songs. 80 6 xo 1,VSwM,SW. ,. D59 Q 'is 0 r NT 4 xxwug -V X so , 1 'a GAA members are FIRST ROWS Patricia Grllrland, Beverly Briggs SECOND ROW: Karen Johnson, Barbara Nelson, JoAnn Henrichs, Kay Halajian, Marie Frebelkorn, Susan Korcal, Janet Spuenng, Manlyn Jacobson THIRD ROW: Helen Orthaus, Marlon Reuhe, Marjorie Monahan, Mavis Heathcote, Nancy Krpp, Lnnda Frsh, LaVonne Rennie, Janrcc Srnuth, Darla Temple. MAJORETTES for 1957 are Janet Parshall, Dorothy Rues, Ev W1Illams,JanrCQ Yofum, and Sharon Wnllrarns, 1, A 'fix ,J VW' I nw., ' .sg xr . K. N. , sfgfi. M NNN refs. 4 3 Y .a:K:,..:a Q ,isp ,T ' K wi ,. LL L .. Jawisfi z ' 5595 iff : 'ik R., :eil E ,wi l Q1 -Lg ai4Lss:,.s-12 ,wx,g-1::n,.15fl,.,::g . -, Q, . M gf W5 fy .y,wffMf?6fQ5f fVm:,af- 1 '- 91 K sim 29.2 igkkfnfi , ,,,A.fag I 57555-k55..5fm:qg, . mx -V' .am . , , L- ' :fm ,M Lwfkfzk -. . .fs .. Na ,Mfg . . ...1- Ex 5: ' fflfiv, iw?-Sain, Y . :bf Lgiggwtss, iq, pg as 95 - my 'Q Q sw X Y, SX Q K ,A M M .,,. ggi, wif, :ffl M Q, A-fmiy . 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