Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)

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My . 5, . IGLMER EKLO it NADINE I., MILLER, Mobridge, S. Dak. Minneapolis, Minn. Public Speaking, History Mathematics U. of South Dakota, B. A. U. of Minnesota, B. S., U. of Colorado M. A. U. of VVisconsin E DITH DANIELSON J'. Lead, S. Dak. History, English III U. of South Dakota, B. A. U. of' Wiscoiisin It. BRUNNER Watertown, S. Dali, Industrial Arts Stout Institute, Wisconsin River Falls State Normal, Wisconsin Colorado Agricultural Col. Denver University GEORGIA ADAMS Sidney, Mont. History Carleton College, B. A. U, of Minnesota U. of Colorado University of Montana CATHERINE GEENTY Johnson, Minn. 'Commercial Moorhead Teachers College, Minn. U. of Minnesota, B. S. U, of Wisconsin Gregg School, Chicago 10 VF A lil? IIU IIL 'lt NY HELEN OSHER Eistherville, Iowa French, English GrinnellCollege, Iowa, ll. A. French School, Middlebury, Vermont U. of Minnesota U. of XViscon'1in N GRACE SCI-IUSTER Wfatertovvn. S. Dali. English III Eastern State Teachers College, S. Dak., B. S. American Academy of Dramatic Art, N. Y. Columbia University, N. Y. KIRK I. STLIBBLEFIELIJ Wlatertown, S. Dali. Biology U. of Nebraska, B. A. Grand Island College, Neb. University of Iowa, M. S.

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GLEN WOHLER Nvatertown, S. Dak. Bookkeeping U. of South Dakota, B. A. U. of Minnesota Il. FRANCIS GROSE XVatertown, S. Dak. Industrial Arts Stout Institute U. of Minnesota. LIGNICE LILLIE Indianola, Iowa Commercial A Il E Simpson College, Iowa, B. A. Sim ni ons College, Boston Gregg School, Chicago, Ill. IHMU' IIU Ill. TIF NY YLEEN E. GOEPFERT A. VVa.tertoWn, S. Dak. English IV U. of South Dakota, B. A. Leland Stanford U., A. M. U. of Colorado U'l'I'I PORTER Madison, S. Dak. Latin Macalester College, B. A. U. of Colorado, A. M. . C. FLUG XVatertown, S. Dak. Sociology, Coach Rockne-Meanwell Coaching School St. Louis U., LL. B. State 'Teachers College Eau Claire, Wis. State Teachers Colleg Minot, N. Dak, 9 'D F. lllildsli Minneapolis, Minn. Physics, Geometry South Dakota State, B. S. U. of Minnesota USS IG I I L NV H l'l' IG Mitchell, S. Dali. Assistant Coach Dakota Wesleyan U., B.A. AGNES SOUIZA Owatonna, Minnesota Mathematics Carleton College, B, A. U. of Wisefmnsin U. of Minnesota University of Colorado nik' 9 ,fit ,O

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AUWWW? g nmesmmmmt KZZSZZ7 , t On lt 1' d , The central school plant as Hthe bird men see i . 2 ' ' ' Central, erected in 1889 when Vllatertown was ten years old. l ic nded all school units except Garfield and Grant. The present, junior high, middle fore- ground, was added in 1910 when increased enrollment necessitated a separate high school building. Home economies under Mrs. Fred Schricber and manual training with Mr. M. S. Kavanaugh began then. I! lhese quarters were outgrown in ten years and Old flll1'I il w as mover back in 1922 so that the new senior high could occupy the north side of t block. In the rear center is the auditorium roof which alone covers more than twice the space of the little two story, four room, frame building erected on the same site for VVatertown's first school. Only two of its rooms were needed that winter of 1879-each furnished with its teacher's desk, seats for thirty pupils, woodbnrning stove, globe and dictionary-a far cry from the modern conveniences, wide halls, splendid rooms, library, laboratories, and beautiful auditorium of today. Yet only two generations have passed. For among the five girls in the class of 1888 fthe only class to graduate from that old wooden schoolj was Minnie Mclntyre. Her daughter, Mahren Finnerud, was one of the 23 seniors in 1910, the first class graduated from today's junior high. Her grandson, Alex Johnson, editor of the '33 Arrow and one of last year's 144 seniors, is the first of the third generation. A . Outstanding i11 the history of her schools from the first is the determination of her citizens to give Watertown's children the best education possible. Today her high school, admiration 211111 envy of visiting teacher and student, testifies to the fulfillment of their desires. - Turning from the past we face the future with renewed faith and hope. We catch the torch flung to us and by its gleam press on to more and better achievements. 39 11