Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)

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,- I Student Council 1 . f Say, Mandy, have you ever read Ot' how the gods of Greece o'erhead ' On Mount Olympus judgment said Upon the Greeks-alive and dead? I, -.,- Y f f y This student couneil does the same. In judgment it has been their aim To please-that's Why theirs has been fame. Two problems faced the Student Council this year, and they were both solved with the eliieient expedieney characteristic of the organization. The first question that was brought to their attention was whether or not the senior elass should graduate in caps and gowns. Points for and against were thor- oughly discussed, and then the question was presented to their senior class. Seeondly, the eouneil sueeessfully negotiated with the Parent Teachers' Asso- eiation for a series of sehool dances. With the aid of Mr. Miller, the group also selects the lyeeum programs for the following year. These programs have been so popular in the past that many are brought baek by special request. Members of the Student Couneil are chosen by an election within each advisory group. Each group is allowed one member, and in this way a repre-V ' sentative assembly of students eau ably discuss eurrent sehool problems, and bring' them to an amieable settlement. I . National Honor Society f My Mandy sayseutlh, lliram dear, . lf you of all the elubs in here Could ehoose, whieh at the top would 'pear? I says to Mandy- Don't you fear! l'll ehoose my club in highest gear- To here, this club is very near, lt is the tops through-out the year! Second Row A. Mielke. R. Loucks, L. Mason, R. Mackenzie, K. Iizisehke, G. VVood, J. Smith, Miss Porter. First How M. Overas, L. Erickson, V. M. Grose, M. YVells, D. Hiatt, G. Hodge, K. Sours, B. Kel- logg.