Waterford High School - Emerald Yearbook (Waterford, WI)

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1 I MECHANICAL DRAWIN Classes in freshman general math and mechanical drawing have been taught by Mr. Reed. This year marked Mr. Reed's return to teaching after a number of years de- voted to other activities. GUICRIJON A. REEIJ .4-Q 2-f They were learning to draw, the Ilormuuse went on, yawning and rubbing its eyes. for it was getting very sleepy, and they drew all manner uf things.

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THEMATIC ESTHER M. KLEMP Reeling and Writhing, of course. to begin with, the Mock Turtle replied, and then the different branches of Arith- metic--Ambition, Distraction, Uglification. and Derisionf' Miss Klemp's class schedule has been devoted to a variety of math classes, algebra, advanced algebra, geom- etry, and an advanced course known as consumer math. Miss Klemp's seventh hour activity period has been spent as business advisor to the Emerald Annual. P' ll 1 -4 1 X

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in uf ,ir r STANDING: Mitsch, K. Baker, Sholtis, Choinski, R. Baker, Mr. Davison. THIRD ROW: Sorenson, Neitman. Lester Frenz, Marvin Bredemann, J. Alaxson, T. Ander- son, Zoellick. Mueller, Ludtke, Buse. SECOND ROW: Hruz. liademacher, Brinkman, Callen, S. Tindall, A. Fries, Schneider, C Christianson, Healy, Myron Bredemann, Beverly Christianson, Kittingcr, M. Schroeder, Lorraine Frenz. FRONT ROW: Beaumont, Sheard, Eunice Christianson, Fregien, K. Johnson, Barbara Alax- son, S. Schmidt, Davis. awe - SA fb BAD flow l'I IL I've had plenty of practice, the Knight said very grave ly, Hplenty of practice! X I I l To Mr. Davison goes credit forthe splendid perfor- mances ofthe hand. ln addition to his duties as high school hand director, he gives individual instrumental in- structions, directs thc grade school hand. and helps to pre- pare the hand and individuals for the annual music festival. W. A. DAVISON