Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)

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FIRST ROW: Maynard Anderson, director, Robert Peterson, Harlan Wartenbee, Melvin Cofman, Loren Gisselbeck, Kenny Hallquist, Keith Hanson, Earl Smith, Jim Lee, Ken Lamke, Paul Flemming. SECOND ROW: Jim Austin, Gene Alexander, Pete Gibson, Everett Kjerulfff, Rich Halverson, Dennis Larson, Don Lortz, Verlin Balsiger, Gary Harris, George Heathcote. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hanson, Matthew Langen- feld, Gordon Born, Ronald Jacobson, Orris Mclnroy, Rich Jacobson, Bruce Halverson, Melverne Haaland, John Hanten, Jerry Jorgenson, Dale Franklin. FIRST ROW: Ronaele Peterson, Wanda Tesch, Marlene Seim, Phyllis Hanson, Helen Froke, Jeannette Walsh, Carol Skells, Patricia Walsh, Pearl Wright, Nina Schmeling, Lenore Lamoureaux, Peggy Cope, LaVonne Zamow, Lylah Hayford, Maxine Kemp. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Enger, Joyce Anderson, Genelle Thomp- son, Doris Lamke, Karen Johnson, Sharon Hayford, Carolyn Pella, Sharon Vik, Pat True, Anita Bultman, Sylvia Spooner, Leone Mikkelson, Marilyn Waba, Helene Langenfeld, Mary Weber. THIRD ROW: Hazel Hjellming, Mary Ann Banke, Kathryn Marx, Mary Marquardt, Dianna Budde, Jaquelyn Kruthoff, Mary Rahilly, Mary Pulscher, Barbara Gilman, Viola Koenders, Mary Skinner, Jo Elaine Wulff, Camella Quam- men, Jean Taecker, Jo Ann Coplin. FOURTH ROW: Betty Fisvick, Betty England, Colleen England, Audrey Johnson, Marjorie Skinner, Mavis Gronwald, Caryl Anderson, Cathleen Curtis, Mary Messer, Donna Austin, Carol Kipp, Denise Randolph, Jane Heckathorn, Dorothy Herman, Helen Marquardt, Barbara Brooks. -7 of i t f:f.1t:N'4i'?' '1 fff:'TL Z.1 H1155 - flfQE9fQ3i35KT'vfh . 23M5 XT1iS?zii?- - ' f f 'i15?5,i'ElEfl iT'i ?1?7 't WN ' l.i:wr'2ffT5'.11 - 's'1j'fW'-- . ga ,1,f3g412N!,gg,,,1gg -

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FIRST ROW: Mary Tesch, Evelyn Bevers, Phyllis Howey, Velma Groskreutz, Velma Stoltenburg, Joyce Koke, Kay Mahowald, Janet Heuer, Phyllis Woitte, Carol Jean Benner, Norma Madson. SECOND ROW: Darlene Olson, Marilyn Zimprich, Faye Taecker, Caroline Kannas, Jeannette Hoyme, Janet Strom, Deanna Pella, Sandra Crump, Joyce Nelson, Marlys Dahl, LaVonne Conway. THIRD ROW: Maynard Anderson, director, Marie McClintic, Corrine Erickson, Shirley Michaels, Judith Forbush, Kathleen Bierne, Jacqueline Vockrodt, Beverly Moquist, Donna Moeller, Barbara LaFramboise, Margaret Ehlert. FOURTH ROW: Mar- gery Smith, Marcile Mills, Catherine Cooper, Barbara Stoltenburg, Dorothy Erickson, Muriel Fisher, Janet Lewis, Barbara Baxter, Jeanne Bauer, Dixie Johnson. Mr. Maynard Anderson, vocal director of the musical vocal department in Watertown High School, has completed his first year in undertaking the aim of making music one of the highlights in the heart of WHS stu- dents. The largest vocal group is the Mixed Chorus with a membership of sixty-nine. Belong- ing to the Chorus is the goal of all vocal minded students. Smaller in size but no smaller in activity is the Boys' Glee Club. These enthusiastic boys will long be remem- bered for their spirit as well as their Voices. Girls' Glee Club, consisting of sophomores and a few juniors, also carries the song of happiness as their motto. The newly organ- ized Girls' Chorus with a membership of juniors and seniors has attained the respect and admiration of all through their musical lyrics which brighten the halls of WHS. For civic programs, one of the small groups is often called to perform. These groups con- tet, and two Boys' Octettes. l2 sist of the Aeolians, Cecelians, Mixed Quar-

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J s Mill Qi R X... TOP ROW: Students learn in physiology knowledge of the body necessary for its proper care .... In home economics girls learn the importance of neatness in a garment. MIDDLE ROW: Through the biological study of other animals we learn the reactions and characteristics of our own bodies . . . . Geometry is the systematic method of teaching students to reason as Well as preparing them for future work in mathematics. BOTTOM ROW: Commercial work is becoming more and more important in modern America .... A well-rounded individual has physical as well as mental edu- cation. Y -I' S i .1 - S .isi. . S ll S