Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)

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Graduated VVith High Scholastic Honors Robert Beckett B-etty Brown Richard Daley Waneta Drake Donna Sue Hallauer Kenneth Herried Elvina Hogie Alice Houghton Senior Class Verden Korth Marguerite Loucks Maxine McKay Eleanor Sheldon William Walsh Charles Wohler liucile Wtilfe Graduates today-tomorrow facing whatever may come-some Htting themselves for doctors, lawyers, teachers, perhaps-others ready now to take their places among the wage-earners. We are leaving school life behind but always we will cherish the happy memories of the friendships and good times we experienced here. And we seniors, the largest class ever to graduate from Watertown High School, are proud that we can say, Well donef' In forensics, athletics, journalism, music, and all other activities we have had a part. Sometimes we were successful. When we failed we were satisfied that we had done our best. We 11eed not mention individual achievements as the names and faces of those who have won special honors appear on other pages of this annual. As a class we successfully displayed our dramatic talent in Wllhree Cor- nered Moon. On class night we presented to the school a portrait of our twenty-sixth president, Theodore Roosevelt. This picture will take its place in the auditorium among the pictures of Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson, presented by graduating classes that have gone before. In our work and in our play we have been guided by our class otlicers: Colin Gunn, Verden Korth, Elsie Larson, and James Mueller, ...., ' 17 i

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IVA WHEATON 4.D0nnr Actorettes 45 G. R. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Mecca for Pep 2, 3, Pres. 4, Monogram 2, Pin 41 Rifle 3, Mgr. 43 Tennis 3, 45 Tucks 4, Glee Club 2: Operetta 2. lCLLl'1NC'LAlRE WILSON Tai1 ' Actorettes 2, 3, Treas. 43 EXtemp.f'lub 2, 3, P. :Sz .G-. fig 3'S Tucks 3, 4: L'Circll, de Francais 4, M 'cca for Pep 3, Ten- n'S 2. CHARLES WUHLER Karl Quill KL Scroll 43 The Arrow Staff, Intcrclass Debate 23 Extemp Club 3, Sec. 4: Actorettcs 2, 3, Vice PreS. 43 Sev- enteen 3, Three Cor- nered Moon, ' leadg Glec Club 2, 3, Pres. 45 Op- eretta. lead 2, 3, 43 In- tramural B. B. 2g Pep Club 43 Boys' Octette- 3g Boys' Quartette 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4. JANE WIGAARD Wiggy Actorettes 2, 33 Tucks 2, 3, 45 G. R. 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta. 2, 3, 4. EMORY VVINELAND Windy Orchestra. 2, 33 Sax Quartette 2, 3 ,G186 Club 23 Operetta 2, Ac- torettes 2, lntramural B. B, 2, 3, Tennis 3. Ll'f'lLlG WULFE Lucy N.at'l Honur Society 4: Actorettes 33 G. R. 3, 4. MARIE WOOLVEN Marie Tucks 2, 3, 4, Mecca for Pep 2, Pres. 3, Glee Club 2, Pres. 31 Operetta 2, 35 Actor- cttes 2, 3. I 0 DOROTHY WILCOX ..Dot,. Tucks 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. EVELYN WINELAND HEV., Student Council 3: Ac- torettes 4, G. R. 2, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 43 Tucks 4, Mecca for gep 2, 3, 4, Monogram MARJORIE WOLSKY Marjie P. 8a G. 3. M w,,.i..5lfM'l

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Three Comered Moon Alun. l'Iliz11heth. llouuld Mrs. Ri111pleg11.r..Marguerite I1oueks Elizabeth Riniplegar .......... .. Douglas Riu1pleg11r. . .Robert Conley ...... . . . Maxine II2llN'l'1l12il1 KennethHi111pleg11r.'l'l1on111sll11lgriuis lltbllilltl ............ illl2ll'lf'S NVohler Jenny, the 11111i4l .... Eleanor Russell Dr. Alun Stevens ...... lnilllll 'l'l1on111s Eml Rl1111Jl0fl'21I'. . . .. .lJill'l'Oll Ross Kitty .............. linogene Gillies hTllI'C0 Cornereml Moon, tl1is ye11r's ehoiee for senior class play, differs il'0lIl tl1e llSll2ll l'llll of eoinemlies in fllill' it not only eoulml lliflpllPll hut reully 111111111-11s every 1l11y of the year. Mrs. HllIlDl0f.Z'2lI', il 4l11zecl r11ttle-l1r11ine1l NVUIIIEIII, invests 11ll her money in 21 stoek whieh proves to he worthless. Thus, having sohl out the fklllllly for- tune to il strange broker, she puts on her wrapper, cloes up her hair in 11 'l'urkish towel 11ncl lI10El1lll0l'S clizzily 2lI'0Il1lll the house, looking after the health of l1er ehilmlren in her quaint. knowing w11y. ln111gine the l'0lIlPllC2lfl0lIS which arise when her l1l11se, sopllistiezltefl. young ehilclren lI2lVf' to sceure jobs and really shift for theinselves. They go to work 111111 heeome il erazy elan with 21 e11use. The PiPI'll?ll triangle i1le11 enters into 'iTlll'l'0 C01'Il0I'1'll Moon when Doe- tor Stevens otfers his help to the hewihlereil f1u11ily. Ile unwittingly falls in love with Mrs. Rin1pleg11r's Cl2ll1Qfllf9I', Elizuhetli, who is il l'll?l1'l'1llllg', interesting girl with large serious eyes aucl no iliguity 111 11ll. Elizalvetli faees tl flitticult problem in Hlilklllg her cleeisiou between the two, Donalcl Hlltl Dr. Stevens. Fin11lly, deciding that she C2111 't live on just he11utiful thoughts and poems, she tells the doctor she is going to marry him. Yes, inmleeml, from ?lllll0Si tllly point of View the Rimplegars are EL slightly lll00l1StI'llKfk lot. Anml yet who 1loesn't k11ow il family like 'fl1OII1-I'1lSlll1lg lwliunlly through lllcl'--21 gay, lov11l1le group of people. The l'2lSt gave il very Hue pcrformzniee eluilking up one more success for the uiemoirs of thc senior class of 1935. ,N KEN- 18