Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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ACTIVITIES sm .W ....... - .... Dllmlucl ,,........ Music I ,,,, ..n CLASSES SPORTS JUNIOR I-IIGH ,..,. I 5 Apu ,gg -W fm X, w Q 11. . Sm NX K 2 Q 4 4 x x 4 A Q X :UE 4, -f -x x wwgx k ii!-Q ' -, ' A if .X X KQQQISFV - . X. N 1 ' r Q 5 Y , ' Q kk X. i K3 JW 1 I nw, .iw--an K1-'dw ...fm ...WLM ,xfunr-. 4 A.. s an U m.-mg U n..--0, so n......, un QW 4 sam. u ss..,,5 m llmufxlsh 91 Lu linmcm-ilu: K-nnnnnalny BPI ur... we 11.4, m nw w 1-4 sw lv w REI-K LVL kriMARr x Maynard Anderson, M.A., Vocal Music. Gordon Bergh, M.A., Athletics. 4 gf-S+ E hge? dig Q fs! em w .sss . 3,52 ...J Florence Bruhn, M.A., Art, College Prep., Dell Caldwell, M.A., Government, Business Arith- Dramatics. metic, Athletics. Elmer Carey, Orchestra. Gene Cheever, M.A., Soc. Rel., Govt., Athletics. i , s 6 Frank Coffey, B.S., Student Activities Treasurer, Administration Assistant. Catharine Geenty, B.S., Stenography, Advanced Typmg- Alice Gray, R.N., School Nurse. T-J 'lm-.,,,n, K 1 fx? wma I P 0 1 ,, 5 .W W. . ii j - 1 1 M 1.4 5 L ' ,T .if ' , 3 - 2 ' ' 50:21:58 J Dorothy Fosness, B.A., English II, P 8: G. Harry B. Goose, B.S., Drawing. Francis Grose, Ind. Arts, Trades and Industries Shop. 'VH x 1 f PM 3 ' ' lla 1-- ' Melvin Hanson, B.S., Stenography, Social Rela- tions. Ella Kaasa, B.A., Spanish, German, English II. Tom McGhee, B.S., Boys Physical Education Athletics. 'LJ .ann- T. . jfs? Gary Hertz, M.S., Physics, Psychology, Boys Counselor. k s 4 r Q Lenice Lillie, B.A., Stenography, Bookkeeping. Audrey McGuire, B.S., Girls Physical Education. Arline Miles, B.S., Homemaking. Allen Mitchell, M.Ed., Biology, Athletics. Marj0I'i9 Moe, B-S-. H01'I1emakiUg- Naomi Moede, B.S., English III, Girls Counselor Mertys Olsen, M.A., American History. Armond Papponey M-Musngdl, Band. vm:1srinx:fasmm ,, ,,-f V Mmlualn Vernyl Pederson, B.S., Chemistry, Senior Science. Harold Sampson, M.S., Speech, English II. Dorothy Spilde, B.S., Geometry. Ruth Porter, M.A., Librarian. Earnest Shaha, B.S., Metal, Shop, Auto Mechanics Robert Stewart, B.A., Biology, Physiology, Ath- letics. 4 1 Ruth Stierwalt, M.M., Latin, Geometry, Interme- diate Algebra. Herb Teske, B.A., College Prep., English IV. John Zimmer, B.S., Drivers Training. Rudolph Stradinger, B.A., American History, Eng- lish II, IV. Leonard Timmerman, B.A., Agriculture. Darell Zimmerman, B.A., Boys Physical Education, Athletics. Jus c 5 SUPERINTENDENT D. D. MILLER Mr. Miller is the general manager of the public school system, and is responsible for the schools' major projects. With his wide experience and broad knowledge, Mr. Miller is well-liked by WHS's students and faculty. PRINCIPAL R. W. WHITE As principal, Mr. White coordin- ates classes and activities and heads the teaching staff. Throughout the year, his second as high school prin- cipal, he serves as an adviser to stu- dents and teachers alike. '1l , . . . NW C. B. Wiles, D. D. Miller, LaVerne Hubbard, Mabel Hanson, clerkg O. J. Lein, presi- dentg Frank Coffey, Lyle Nelson, Mrs. Fred Ellwein. SCHOOL BOARD OFFICE STAFF MAINTENANCE Ruby Antritter, Maxine Northcutt, Mable Hanson Andy Anderson and Tommy Dulmage ,..,,,..Q,-f-mf' 'w '. '4 MM y W .W ,,.. . .,4, W , ,,.,.,--f -ww' X z Y, 2, 4 A , v r 4 v 1 1 0. .U , ,h 4. f' px, ' ax Q- 1 , nk 1 u W :S AN Q...,4 f I 3 N ,g+,.wsf,gp1,1.,J q gif' M-ffl 'Vs X . ,,Af.Q ' L -.gf W f .ei iq-:rm , . ., , A I , ,U g .f A -lwffgimawtf , 2- J3Z'v??z- Q' .Wad 2' . Q35 355 fn, ., 'HSSYX 4 z..,.'Y9' ,wyii I W .X 4 A. . A, g .yrs L ef Vw ,bww 4 L if. ,, N . , . A R uxsx-31 Y .L xwxik :- A fr! 5 - 1 f 1 .- , , 3 il: s 1 if iw A ' 1, 1: .xgkgmfw x . Ag, A W E mi . , .N w .- ,,::gj:g TQ . 1 Mx wk 1.5 3 5-- X . l53fk.,xx.sQQQ wwif q :-. ' 'I ' rs X x Mhz NN.. 17 w i .1 .. 'Q 1 3 H ,a 'Q ,Sf , W ,il 1 gxv! , r A ,V P, big' ' L Ji , , I if Cue! I 1 las. IQ!! 1.x 5. ? I ' B '5 ' , '- x .1 1 4' 5 Ji. 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On Ki-Yi Eve, crews of students painted downtown streets with slogans that depicted vio- lent death for the Brookings Bobcats. Princess Janice Frandsen and Chieftain Dick Middleton, presented in the Legend, answered the thirty-one-year-old question, Who's the Princess and Chieftain? Janice and Dick were presented in the annual Ki-Yi parade, which featured many floats, all predicting a victory for the Arrows. The Cats, however, came from behind in the third quarter and stole the homecoming victory. Chieftain and Princess were presented in the Legend. Adding spark to the parade was the senior band. In The juniors work at Bowing the Cats. Junior girls paint the town. Art class letters the tree in front of the school. The semor and Spamsh floats follow the royalty. QP- ' es -, ,fsli..s '-N.. W!!-v Vffliigi . I an-f if as o ,yeh - ..w3U'J,4'-I n.,,g,22Fg:f ARM Y 1.4! They' cogne from south of the border - and win. The seniors show off their big sock. ' The Juniors' float - Cat Dale bows to the queen. S0Ph0m01'9 lovelies grace The Sfairway to V1Cf0I'Y- wm.,y 1 ,w . vs gat. E ibm RROW Editor ..,...,,......, -..- .,.... - ..,... - ......... - .......... - ...,....,..... -,.-.-- .............. - .........,. Anthea Peterson Business Manager ...... .a ...... - .-.,- ...,,,.... , .......,.. -W ....., ,-,.,..-,,,,,,, Photographer ................... - ...,... ,.,...., - ..,.., a .,,.,-.-- ..,,.. - .,....,,,,.,..,,,, - ...,,,,, Administration ........... - .......... - .....,.. -,,- ..,.., , ,,,.,, - Seniors .w,,...,....,.7,... -, ..... - .,..... ,. ....,.. .. Mike McManus Tom Holen Audrey Johnson, Marie McClintic Barbara Brooks, Judy Langenfeld Juniors and Sophomores ................ ............... , Helen Marquardt, Karen Johnson Publications ...............r.......,... - .,...V - ........,..... - ,.......V,. Dixie Collins, Marilyn Gottschalk Sports ............... - .......... - ...... - ......,... , ....., -,.. Jim Grant, Orie Leisure, Jerry Jorgensen Junior High ,,.,..,,,., -..mm ,,,,,, ,M .,,,,,,, ,,A.,.s.,.,,-- - ,,,- - -, Informals and Classes ........... - ...... -. .,..., - ,,.,..,.,. W-, Dramatics ........... - ...... - .,... .S ........,. ,..,, - ...,.- K -,,..-,..-. Clubs .................,,a......, -- ...... - ......... -.--.- ............ Music ...- ....,. -W ...,.,.... - .,,,...., M- ..... We Janice Frandsen, Donna Moeller Marilyn Timm, Lylah Hayford Ruth N elson, Camilla Quarnmen Barbara Eustice, Sandi Crump Sylvia Spooner, Mary Pulscher Organizations ...,. ...r... ...., - .,..,, , . . ,.....,,..,,..,,,.,,,.,,...,, Anita Bultman, Connie Kutz K1-Yi ..l...,..,. -,.- .,.....,.,...,... ...... - ..- .,.,.-.... em.-- ....,, , ..,.,.l Speech -,.- ..,............,.. - ,......,. a ,..... A ...... - ....... Assistant Photographers ........... - .,.... - ...... - ...... - ...... - ..,. -.---.- ...,. .. Faculty Adviser ..l.....v.,,.c.,... - ...... - .............................. - ,......... a---......-..-.-- .... Patty Ellwein, Kathy Bierne Caroll Swenson, Beverly Grapentine Jim Grant, Phil Wulif Herb Teske gg The Purple and Gold, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Dorothy Fosness and the four co-editors, Patty Ellwein, Audrey Johnson, Wanda Tesch, and Mary Mar- quardt, shown above, has completed another creditable year of journalism. Some of the outstanding sections of the publication were sports features, news coverage, and interviews. As a result of the excellent news cov- erage around Watertown High School, the Purple and Gold received excellent ratings from the South Dakota High School Press Association. In addition to the state award from the SDHSPA of first class, the publication was also ,rf It 5. I awarded first class ratings from the Na- tional Scholastic Press, and the Inter- national Quill and Scroll. A new feature of the paper this year has been a bigger number of artistic illustrations and a cartoon. Another im- provement for this year's Purple and Gold was the wide picture coverage given throughout the year. Members of the staff met each Monday afternoon with night sessions held be- fore each publication deadline. Much of the writing for the publication was ac- complished by a large group of sopho- more students in Mrs. Fosness' English classes. STANDING: M. Zimprich, Z. Thompson, C. Kutz, M. Pulscher, J. Turbak, L. Hayford, J Grant C. Skells, N. Schrneling, M. Timm, B. Benthin. SITTING: S. Spooner, S. Steger. Staters FIRST ROW: Marilyn Goffschaik, Chuck Ruhr, Geor e Heathcote. SECOND ROW: Janice Christensen, Bever y Mclnroy, Mariam Burgdoff, Helen Marquardt, Bonnie West, Audrey Johnson, Neil Fleming, Phil Wulff, Robert Wagner, Loren Gisselbeck. THIRD ROW: Gerald Schwanke, Tom Holen, Jerry King, Jerry Jorgenson, Mel Haaland, Kermit Born, Jeff Burkes, Kenneth Furness, Orrie Leisure, Mike Ellwein. Our school is governed democratically, fol- lowing the example of our national govern- ment, by a Student Council. A representative is elected from each ad- visory at the beginning of the year. Under the leadership of Student Council president, Chuck Ruhr, these students discuss various problems that occur during the year and strive to uphold the democratic ideals of the school. fw ' !y.e . ., W FIRST ROW: Dixie Collins, Marilyn Timm, Bill Stoft, Mary Marquardt. SECOND ROW: Neil Fleming, Jim Grant, Allen Vik, Mel Haa- land, Jerry King, Dick Middleton, Tom Holen. One of the honors of the school year is to be a delegate chosen by the faculty each spring to represent W.H.S. at Girls' State and Boys' State. Girls are sent to Dakota Wes- leyan University at Mitchell and the boys to Northern State Teachers College at Aber- deen. As staters these students learn about the government and have a chance to practice democratic principles. This year Dixie Collins was elected governor of Girls' State. FIRST ROW: Mary Marquardt, Patty Ellwein, Dixie Collins, Leone Mikkelson, Mariliyn Timm, Tom Holen. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Spooner, Barbara Baxter, Janice Fran sen, Anthea Peterson, Audrey Johnson, Allen Vik, Caroll Swenson, Jim Grant, Ruth Nelson, Janice Christensen. N. H. S. Seniors belonging to the National Honor Society were chosen by the faculty with scholarship as the main basis. A nucleus of five juniors was chosen in the spring, and new members were chosen during t eir senior year to make a quota of fifteen per cent of the class. An annual spring banquet was held, under the direction of Miss Kaasa, faculty advisor. QEQS Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for outstanding journalists. . W.H.S.'s members of this organization were initiated at the annual spring banquet. These members were chosen on the basis of their work in the journalistic phase of school activities. Mrs. Fosness was the faculty ad- visor. FIRST ROW: Mary Marquardt, Mrs. Dorothy Fosness. SECOND ROW: Audrey Johnson, Jim Grant, Anthea Peterson, Patty Ellwein. FIRST ROW: Barbara Creaser, Deanna Pella, Karen Johnson, Marilyn Zimprich, Marilyn Gottschalk, Beverly Grapentine, Mary Pulscher, Katherine Bierne, Patricia Ellwein, Leone Mikkelson. SECOND ROW: Morris Lundberg, Sherwin Linton, Larry Headley, Mary Ann Butterbrodt, Carol Thomas, Karen Peterson, Barbara Morgan, Lou Ann DeWall, Carol Collins, Shirley Michaels, Donna Moeller, Marie McClintic, Dorothy John- son, Karen Steinocker, Robert Wood. THIRD ROW:' Bob Wagner, Kieth Hanson, Mike Ellwein, Larry Larrabee, Steve Smith, Lee Raymond, Dale Bryson, J un Grant, Bob Stoft, Harlan Stein, Roger Ries. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The purpose of N.F.L. is to promote the in- terests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking. The group encourages a spirit of fellowship and confers upon deserving can- didates a worthy badge of distinction. Students become members by earning points and participating in interscholastic speech com- petition and by speaking before civic organiza- tions in the community. Upon earning twenty points a student becomes a member of N.F.L. W.H.S. had twenty-two members initiated dur- ing the school year. Initiation for these mem- bers was held in February. Total membership in N.F.L. is now forty. After a student becomes a member he may earn advanced degrees by earning additional points. He is granted the degree of honor, the degree of excellence, and the degree of distinction after earning fifty, one hundred, and two hundred points respectively. Each year the N.F.L. members elect eight stu- dents to participate in the Student Congress. Marilyn Gottschalk, Bob Wagner, Lee Raymond, Steve Smith, Kathy Bierne, Donna Moeller, Deanna Pella, and John Dugan were elected this year. The purpose of this congress, held in Sioux Falls, is to better acquaint students with parliamentary law. FIRST ROW Jim Korcal Bob Wagner, Lee Raymond, Steeves Smith, Melvin Cofman SECOND ROW: Karen Johnson, Sandi Crump, Phyllis Hanson Mary Pulscher Pat Ellwein Rita Halhng Karen Steinocker. THIRD ROW: Karli Jo Webber, Carol Thomas Shirley Michaels Marie McC11nt1c Donna Moeller Kathy Bierne. This year the Watertown High Mike Workshop has been an active, inter- esting club. Each week the workshop members broadcast a program called Arrow Airwaves over the local radio station. DECLAM In the regional declam contest held at Webster this year, Leone Mikkel- son received a superior rating for her dramatic reading of Macbeth Mary Pulscher received an excellent in the oratory division, Donna Moeller, an excellent in the humorous division, and Mel Cofman an excellent in poetry. DECLAM WINNERS: Melvin Cofman, Leone Mikkelson. 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W.,-W1 IN THE T : Jacqueline Thomas, Connie Sexton, Barbara Baxter, Vernida Wiese, Janice Christensen, Carol Bergan, Carol Kipp, Donna Austin, Doris Lamke, JoAnne Hanson, Janice Frandsen, Colleen England, Leone Mikkelson, Susan Steger, Zandra Thompson, Mary Marquardt, Carol Gapp. IN THE U : Carol Swenson, Dixie Collins, Patty Walsh, Jeanette Hoyme, Jeannene Gillies, Jean Taecker, Janet Strom, Patty True, Evelyn Bevers, Marilyn Johnson, Marilyn Timm, Ruth Nelson, Wanda Tesch, Connie Muggerud, Patty Ellwein, Sharon DeWa1l, Denise Randolph, Anthea Peterson, Marie McCullough, LaVonne Zamow, Marlys Thronson, Helen Marquardt. IN THE C : Nina Schmeling, Jackie Kruthoff, Mary Gilbertson, Jeanette Konrady, Georgia Bar- ritt, Velma Stoltenburg, Joan Fox, Janice Bierscheid, Alyce Tribitt, Rita Halling, Jean Bauer, Karen Johnson, TUCKS Baby Tuck Jane was the familiar phrase ac- companied by groans and creaking backs, which could be heard through the corridors of WHS, as in- itiation time rolled around. Any interested junior or senior girl with a C average could become a mem- ber. The chief purpose of the Tuck club every year is to encourage enthusiasm at pep meetings and games. Their agenda included selling candy, Christmas cards, and sponsoring the Songleaders. Mary Ann MacDonald Was crowned Tuck Sweet- heart by president Dixie Collins at the annual win- ter formal. The theme was Winter Wonderland. Mrs. Moede is advisor of the group. Pres., Dixie Collins: Vice-Pres., Anthea Petersong Sec., Donna Austin, Treas., Helen Marquardt. SONGLEADERS Zandra Thompson, Barbara Eus- tice, Janice Turbak, Betty Kinney. 4 5 'fs 'I PI1 Q i f n, I jf x 95 '? 'K f 1? ,if ' .av 'ir 0. 3, 395, w ln ,, if ,il I . Q Q- ii Q NX, E , ffl 3 f Q fag, In , . ,- Q fx 4 ' . af y H, I , ., , gm .,, W f--'wa wut? 3-.gf S fm'. '-1iLf',,', . X . fav ' -. . ' 4 f- Map I. W 1 . Q. A6 'v , , Q , a A, , A . 7 5 1 - nu iv W Y z , A qi- K 5 -kk.k.. J fflfiipfaggfgmgggisggigigx.,j Q k . J ,Y , WN-. . . K U5g.Xi XQ:iggg Ri?iX?Q5bg: 3 In Q . fi 1--. x 5- if .1 , . V ff -A K 2 A T' is A 5 5 ' . f i - . my Q Q -3- Q X. - . Q , ef! 1 Z' p N 1 . if Q si g ff! mei , fr, N 'X , f . X 1 gif q- ' -A V '- . M , rg X X 3 . ,Q ,O 1 as . i 5 1 3 N . ,E W ' 'M 1 H2 2. mfs' 5- Wsffisg 'if' 1 W v- M k N M X' EQ 5 M xwfx ' K A N li? ,. gf' ,. MQ 5 R1 ,Q ' . ' it Q A Q Q. Tv sa ff if Q KQ Sf' 343 VF , ' If -i 'R V 1 SH . N? ,V Q Q H -rg. Y ' sf- r 4, . xx? f ' x-- 1' 'J ff J . ,. X. 'S 1 2 - I, J ' x 2' 'lf ig fb? ,E X ' A ,!., ke-1-1 ,Q 11 7 , mf : ,bf - W if h 'iff??Zi3fEi3?2 I 6 , 45 ll , nun 5 1 S ff 351. 75 gm. muy : W I I- -2 , A 3, 1 A' LWZA N1 3535-212 X ' G f ffssp x s i if 3 f N, is 1. fa 'fs uv M FIRST ROW: June Frantz, Carol Sue Hagen, Janet Heuer, Marilyn Zimprich, Marilyn Gottschalk, Mary Pulscher, LaVonne Zamow, Mary Tesch, Helene Langenfeld, and Deanna Waite. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Hemmer, Caroll Swenson, Hilda Keller, Darlene Dunn, JoE1aine Wulf, Lylah Hayford, Leone Mikkelson, Loris Schroeder, Beverly Grapentine, Mary Rueb, Janice Christensen, Carol Bergan, and Ruth Nelson. THIRD ROW: Patricia Walsh, Shar1 Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Baxter, Doris Lamke, Jane Nelson, Camilla Quammen, Marilyn Magner, Karen Peterson, Karen Steinocker, Sandi Crump, Phyllis Hanson, and Zandra Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Betty Kenney, Dorothy Ries, Mary Sheehan, Corrine Johnson, Beverly Mclnroy, Lou Ann DeWall, Jacqueline Thomas, Carol Collins, Florence Sikkink, Mary Ann Butterbrodt, Nina Schmeling, Mary Harstick, Carol Thomas, Marian Keeler, Karli Jo Webber, and Janice Pence. FIFTH ROW: Vemida Wiese, Kay Lantgen, Mary Hennlng, Barbara Morgan, Judy Kay Haggar, Deanna Gustafson, Barbara Creaser, Deanna Pella, Karen Johnson, Ruth Skells, Linda Rosenbohm, Joyce Fisvik, Denise Bauer, Sandra Auby, Ruth Cordell, and Carol Skells. THESPIAN S FIRST ROW: Barbara Eustice, Anita Bultman, JoAnn Hanson, Janice Frand- sen, Allen Vik, Audrey Johnson, and Anthea Peterson. SECOND ROW: Kenny Furness, Donna Austin, Marilyn Timm, Marilyn Johnson, Dixie Collins, Mary Marquardt, Sylvia Spooner, and Helen Marquardt. e- t- v'f- W wwaw.wwwa,m:,f-M e- Under the leadership of their president, Jim Grant, and Mr. Hertz, advisor, these biologists, chemists, and physicists work on yearly projects to be displayed at the annual Junior Academy of Science convention which was held at State Col- lege at Brookings. BI-PHI-CHEM FIRST ROW: Jim Grant, Anita Bultman, Jean Bauer, Marie Mc- Clintic, Sandi Crump, Phyllis Han- son, Ed White, James Boyer, Larry Johnson, Harlan Stein. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Timm, Faye Taecker, Nina Schmeling, Phil Wulif. THIRD ROW: Dick Mondloch, Tom Holen, Steve Smith, Lee Raymond, Gary Hertz. The Girls' Athletic Association under the di- rection of Miss Audrey McGuire completed an- other year striving for perfection in physical fitness. Aside from mastering various sports, the girls teach volleyball in the grade schools and make plans for the annual gym exhibition. G A A FIRST ROW: Audrey McRoden, Mary Sheehan, Dorothy Ries, ' ' ' Gloria Kemp, Mary Larson, Judie Fox, Janet Heuer, Dorothy Dugan, Patty Curtice, Patty Eisenbise, SECOND ROW: Marlis Madsen, Jody Cooley, Betty Kinney, Mary Reub, Sharon Vik, Mary Tesch, Carol Gapp, Barbara Erickson, Ruth Moorehouse, Anna Shaw. THIRD ROW: Joyce Larson, Edith Harper, Miriam Burgdorf, Eveline Williams, Laima Jegeris. BACK ROW: Muriel Fisher, Virginia Kremer, Sandi Crump. PROJECTORS' CLUB FIRST ROW: Georgia Barret, Bonnie West, Joan Fox, Alyce Tribett, Jackie Vockrodt, Dan Lamke, Robin Horner, Phil Wulff, Clyde Blizzard, James Boyer. SECOND ROW: Bill Stofft, Pete Gibson, David Strain, Dick Mond- loch, Dale Kjerluff, Jerry King, Jerry Small, Jon Lien, Kenny Sherril, Gary Hertz. The Projectors' Club is organized to teach stu- dents to operate audio-visual equipment. Stu- dents use tape recorders, movie projectors, and the public address system. Teachers then call on the students to run these machines. This is a great help as teachers are relying more upon audio-visual aids in classroom instruction. The Projectors' Club is advised by Mr. Hertz. Taking, developing, and enlarging pictures are among the many technical tasks that the students who are members of Camera Club learn in the way of photography. Their big projects each year are processing most of the pictures for the Arrow and the Purple and Gold. Mr. Pederson is this year's Camera Club instruc- tor. C FIRST ROW: Patty Ellwein, Vernyl Pederson SECOND ROW: Mary Bmgman. Beverly Al'1del'S0U, Rita Sherin, Mary Anne Swoboda, Marie Flisrand, Dan Lamke. THIRD ROW: Jerry Bush, Don Lortz, Clyde Blizzard, Larry Johnson, Phil Wulff, Gary Brandreit, Jim Grant, Tom Holen. Within a few years the nineteen Future Teachers of America will be teaching a class of their own somewhere in the United States. At present these girls go several times a week to an assigned grade school room. There they assist the teacher in the various classroom procedures. At the same time these girls are gaining exper- ience. This year the Future Teachers attended the S.D.E.A. convention at Huron. Their money making project of the year was selling candy at the basketball games. Their advisor is Mrs. Spilde. 1 S l A.: F. T. A. FIRST ROW: Ruth Nelson, Jo- Elaine Wulff, Darlene Dunn, Patty True, Evelyn Beavers, Doris Lamke. SECOND ROW: Helen Marquardt, Janet Strum, Rita Halljng, Donna Austin, Colleen England, Barbara Baxter. THIRD ROW: Barbara Brooks, Marilyn Timm, Dixie Col- lins, Caroll Swenson, Mary Mar- quardt, Anthea Peterson, Mrs. Soilde. Raising the morals of W.H.S. students is the purpose of Hi-Y Club. The yearly projects of the boys consist of sponsoring the two religious programs of the year at Thanksgiving and Easter. The boys combine their talents on a basketball team which is entered in an annual tournament at Sioux Falls. Highlighting the season is the mother-son banquet held in the spring at which each mother receives a corsage of roses. The boys engage in two outings held at the Y.M.C.A. camp. Mr. Hertz is the advisor and Mel Haaland is the president. HI-Y FIRST ROW: Kieth Han- son, Mike McAtee, Mel Haaland, Dave Strain, Loren Gisselbeck. SEC- OND ROW: Gene Lui- dahl, Jeff Burks, Bob Stofft, Kerm Born, Cliff Hemstock, Neil Fleming, Wally Sykora. THIRD ROW: Mike Ellwein, Dale Bryson, Dave Kruse, Dale Kjerulff, Jim Lee, Jake Krul.l, Jerry Jorgenson, Bruce Williams, Bill Kid- der, Dick Paulson, Rich Kosier, Ronnie Nelson, Bill Michaels, Dick Mond- loch, Bill Stofft. Garv F. N. A. FIRST ROW: Barbara Stoltenburg, Janet Lewis, Beverly Grapentine, Vernida Wiese, Coletta Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Sharon Vik, Mary Pulscher, Jacqueline Thomas, Jan- ice Frandsen, Janice Christensen, JoAnn Hanson, Janet Heuer. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Hemmer, Carol Bergan, Pat Walsh, Margery Smith, Deanna Pella, Camilla Quammen, Karen Johnson, Cath- erine Colper, Mrs. Gray. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Michaels, Sandra Crump, Marie McClintic, Jeanette Hoyme, Dolores Temple. During the year the members of Future Nurses of America take part in a wide variety of activities which better acquaints them with the nursing profession. The girls tour the hospitals to learn modern methods. Annually the girls sing Christmas carols at the hos- pitals after which they have a party. Bake sales prove to be a means of making money. Speakers are acquired for meetings to further understanding of the various fields of nurs- ing. Janice Christensen is the president of the group and Mrs. Gray is the advisor. Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve is the motto adopted by the Future Farmers of America. Organ- ized in 1947, the F.F.A. has become one of the most active clubs in W.H.S. At Christmas the boys made toys to be given to needy families. The money making project carried on this year was making popcorn to sell at the basketball games. The highlight of the year was the F.F.A. Barn Dance. Janet Heuer received the title of F.F.A. Sweetheart. Mr. Timmerman is advisor. F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Don Tritz, Hank Tritz, Edward Buckholz, Gene Coplan Fred Fiebelkorn, John En- dres. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tim- merman, Verlin Boeder, Arlyn Strige, Mirlyn Redlin, Donald Ritz, Tom Sturm, Lowell Bach, Robert Bevers. THIRD ROW: Wayne Snyder, Dale Snyder, Mar- vin Czeck, Owen Thacker, James Beskow, Robert Endres, David Jacobson. FOURTH ROW: Vin- cent Spilde, Wayne Konrady, Donald Buckholz, Richard Suttor, Gerald Schwanke, Jim McEl- hanv, Clayton Taecker. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Ellis, Dale McEl- hany, Curtis Burg, La Verne De- Berg, Stanley Busskohl, Dennis Hackbart, Lester Chizek. MAJ ORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Strom, Dorothy Ries, Dixie Collins, La- Donna Cox, Maxine Kemp. Under the leadership of Dixie Collins, these sparkling major- ettes can be seen prancing down the street leading the band. This group makes appearances during the year at football and basket- ball games and performs in acts for Ki-Yi Kapers. The girls also coach some one hundred young majorettes. Meeting once a week for their own practice under the direction of Miss McGuire, these girls have proven to be a bright addition of pep to W.H.S. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroll Swenson, Phyllis Hanson, Hilda Keller, La Donna Schnackenberg, Barbara Creaser. Someone once spoke of these girls as The Fighting Five, and so they are. Ready and willing to lead the school pep, these girls strive to keep the enthusiasm of the students at a fever pitch through seasons of football and basketball. They faithfully follow the team from one town to another with the help of Elwin Duke Grow whom they have adopted as their Pop, Mr. Grow has furnished transpor- tation for out of town trips for the past five years. During the past year the girls have presented a wide variety of entertaining acts for pep assem- blies. Miss Audrey McGuire is sponsor for the cheerleaders. W CLUB: Bill Stofft, Loren Gisselbeck, Ronnie Nelson, Mike McAtee, Kermit Born, Mel Haaland. SECOND ROW: Joe Hemmer, Ed Heathcote, Bill Kidder, Cliff Hemstock, Orie Leisure, George Heathcote, Dick Middleton. THIRD ROW: Steve Smith, John Miles, Dick Paulson, Dave Kruse, Gene Alexander, Bruce Williams, Chuck Ruhr, Jerry W CLUB Any boy who had earned a letter in football, basketball, or track could be- come a member of the W Club. The projects this year consisted of selling popcorn and apples at the football and basketball games. The money raised by the club was used to help boys who re- ceived iniuries in sports. N. A. S. S. National Athletic Scholarship Society was sponsored for the boys who have maintained a C average or better for three consecutive semesters. The boys who belonged to this club are eligible for athletic Scholarships. N.A.S.S.: Dick Middleton, Mike McAtee, Bill Stofft, Bruce Williams, Jerry Jorgenson, Jake Krull. SECOND ROW: Harold Sutherland, Loren Gissel- beck, Orie Leisure, Cliff Hemstock, Dick Mondloch, George Heathcote. THIRD ROW: Mel Haaland, Dick Paulson, John Miles, Dale Kjerulff, Jeff Burkes. , , . . .x ' igigah W :J , - -Qi..- A Yf X 44 4 -:Q A M, ,h Q :S i - f X ' T Q .J K 'S f gk - E 1 ,Lu Wm va N my , ,. -.A.S IRR 7 fm is' Www M xv M i ,, Va ,sg 4. N, if EW 4.3. fG kirghwf 'QQ . - ' Q -x X SW Wav K SQL.: , Q, m a. :- EX, 1 5 S Wwgia is 32 Q, ,xg FIRST ROW: Carol Bergan, Janice Frandsen, Sandra Olson, Adeline Strum, Faye Taecker, Susan Steger, Karen Johnson, Judy Kay Haggar, Deanna Waite, Carol Thomas, Jacquelyn Thomas, Sharon Vik, Dianna Budde, Loris Schroeder, Sandra Auby, Carol Collins, Darlene Dunn, Mary Ann Butterbrodt. SECOND ROW: Maynard Anderson, Pat Walsh, Beverly Mclnroy, Karen Peterson, Barbara Eustice, Caroll Swenson, Janet Lewis, Mar- ilyn Gottschalk, Carol Deyetter,-Mary Pulscher, Connie Kutz, JoAnn Hanson, Anthea Peterson, Carol Kipp, Helen Marquardt, Vernida Wiese, Sylvia Spooner, Janice Christensen, Jody Cooley. THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: Lylah Hayford, Alice Bevers, JoAnne Weitgrefe, Florence Sikkink, Carol Skells, Barbara Stolten- burg, Janet Strum, JoElaine Wulff, Pat True, Beverly Grapentine, Joyce Nelson, Evelyn Bevers, Helene Langen- ield Dixie Johnson Maxine Kemp. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann MacDonald, Anita Hinsch, Marilyn Magnet, Marie McC1intic, Marilyn Timm, Doris Lamke, Jeanette Hoyme, Deanna Pella, JoAnn Skells, Ramona Papka Jean Taecker, Camilla Quammen, Sylvia Miller, Darlene Olson, Mary Tesch. THIRD ROW Wanda Tesch, Bonnie Benthin, JoAnn Hemmer, Maury Trandal, Keith Hanson, Ed Heathcote, Sherwin Linton, Chuck Ruhr, Courtney Livingston, Denny Larson, Earl Smith, George Heathcote, Gerald Davey, Dan Lamke, Ed White, Edgar Young, Dixie Collins, Sharon DeWall, LuAnn DeWal1. FOURTH ROW: Joe Hemmer, Dwayne Hjermstad, Jerry Johnson, Don Lortz, Orie Leisure, Bruce Williams, Mike McManus, Jerry Jorgenson, Mel Haaland, John Reise, Allen Vik, Bob Stofft, Gene Liudahl, Bob Ritter, Loren Gisselbeck, Larry Headley, Jim Lee, Bernard Kinney, Robert Peterson. Judy Langenfeld, Phyllis Hanson, Mary Sheehan, Melvin Cofman, Phil Wulff, Jon Lein, Jim Korcal, Pete Gib- son, Doug Stricherz, Edgar Jergeris, Sandi Crump, Donna Austin, Velma Stoltenburg, Margery Smith. FOURTH ROW: Deanna Gustafson, Carol Sue Hagen, Gary Johnson, Bill Kidder Darrel Crocker Cliff Zillman La Hurlbut, Kenny Sherill, Julius Larson, John Dugan, Jim Austin, Dennis Lindner, Mary Marquardt, 'Muxiilesl Fisher, Maynard Anderson. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Howey, Judith Peterson, Marlene Borns, Joan Fox, Marjorie Steinkogler, Deanna Rausch, Jeanette Woods, Denise Bauer, Corrine Johnson, Irene Krogman, Ruth Ann Cordell. SECOND ROW: Joan Pop- pen, Phyllis Woitte, Janet Heuer, Mary Ann Hoffman, Patricia Curtice, Joyce Nelson, Mary Haarstick, Ruth Skells, Mary Henning, Mary Ann Brugman, Marian Keeler, Colleen Dunn. THIRD ROW: Rita Henricks, Joyce Busskohl, Dorothy Dugan, Carol Dreyer, Dorothy Ries, Mary Ann Johnson, Beverly Anderson, Shirley Michaels, Jeanette Konrady, Alice Tribitt, Lou Ann Tesch, Marjory Adolph. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Maynard Anderson, Evelyn Mills, Doris Ronning, Donna Gasper, Lois Gartzke, Judith Forbush, Beverly Moquist, Linda Rosenbohm, Joyce Fiskvik, Delores Temple, Kay Lantgen, Barbara Baxter, Georgia Barrett. MIXED OCTET: Jackie Thomas, BOYS' OCTET: Mike McManus, Beverly Mclnroy, Carol DeVetter, Allen Vik, Mel Haaland, Jerry Dixie Collins. SECOND ROW: Jorgenson. SECOND ROW: Ed Bob Ritter, Denny Larson, Ed Heathcote, Gerald Davey, George Heathcote, Jerry J orgenson. Heathcote, Denny Larson. I F 9'-7 fi NJ QW -union' Qt Q f ' W ifi, X 'R 170 fl I X 4 1 U P jf. M , W J Vgh h gif. b Q Vai at L I 3' 11 i.:f PJ Q Aw w- 43 1 wa. 15: 1 m N , 1 if ',,.J 'if A 1 ui 1 - Ifllfmf im ,Q :si I W iw .f W T 4, , 5, Q SQ., ,mXvY'FTLE5:fiIL,. i 1 fl if A. YL J .W Q gif' R fx 1 .. 4 . t ! l 1. y . sg: A tj! K n h ,K ' ,xl ' ' A - CL 'L , m 'E -. fs L 635 as , ,fujx S ' I, V ,-511, ,vw H 4-J' M X k y'L. R e Af - ix, 'X , ...,, Q ,ik E . MX ,Q . Q, , 4 1 Q A Q ,EY . Q Q. - T g A61 ff ...Q ,H Q E MXL up gig .w Q X 0 ' 1.5 T :vm ,A E fu A ffm E , . K , . ' K, 'K 1 X X 'X 'tm . J ML Xb X1 . 2 N, 4 a. ' H A ' . , ' 'K - K .v E - 5 , Q I C 4 A A x.,, A 9, . ig X. . ,...,f , 1 8 2' A A ' sm 'Vim Cx XR J, fx! ., L4... f xii . LM, gv uAMjxwf..,4. a A 13 4 X S ti'-1 .., I lg ' . i4'5 - ,JF4 E x f x '1 iii R N Ax: 8 i x i Smith, Dick Middleton, Byron Thompson, Ed White. FIFTH ROW: Mary Larson, Mary Pulscher, Shirley Michaels, Beverly Moquist, Robert Peterson, Dale Bryson, Morrie Lundberg, Bob Wood, Doug England, Bill Stofft, Colleen England, Gloria Shenk, Janice Pence. BAND The high school band is one of the busiest and most enjoyable organizations in W.H.S. Under the direction of Armond Pappy Pappone, this year's 61 piece band practiced an hour every morning and willingly gave hours of their time to add color at football and basketball games, pep meetings, concerts, and convocations. School started a month early for the band members, for when August rolled around, the band Worked diligently practicing march- ing maneuvers to catchy strains of Band Jive. The band marched in the Dakota Day parade at Vermillion this year, in addition to the Ki-Yi and other local parades. The band constantly strived to perfect their music, be it jazz, classical, or popular, and to entertain their listeners. WOODWIND QUINTET: David Kruse, Anita Bult- TRUMPET TRIO: Dianna Budde, Dean DeWall, man, Harlan Stein. SECOND ROW: Audrey John- Bill Stofft. son, Anthea Peterson. K fy mx f A E Ms., Qs., L . , Q .,,, W Q W M11 E , Q' ,f W ' ...Q E ., L . ji! ik eiy FJ- K if Q pf Nfl hv, DQ.. 9ui..fLfiff ' m , N , m m G in F i S G 3 x , , . 1 ...----3--4-.WH LX, a 1 4 f ai Q W-A 4 'ski-' ...,,,!m2Gx A , 57 Q 'l 95 .fl , V K , v mm 1 V. I f 1 L Ag' 3:1 1 t 1 'B l,,'f .U + i' ' S ... .... ....- Q 1 46 5 1 f ll -QM Morris Lundberg, Miriam Burgdorf, Dean DeWall, Janice Pence, Sharon Paine. FOURTH ROW: Mar- lene Simms, Judy Peterson, Mr. Elmer Carey, Ken- neth Furness, Jerry Small, Byron Thompson, Robert Wood, Wanda Shenk, Margaret Schultz. ORCHESTRA Our high school orchestra under the able baton of Elmer Carey is composed of 38 mem- bers. The members play classical, semi- classical, or concert jazz throughout the year. In addition to practicing second hour every day, private lessons are given to each of the orchestra members. The organization had a full schedule this year. Included in the sched- ule were appearances at class plays, concerts, convocations, and participation in All-State Orchestra. Members of the orchestra were also entered in solo contests and small group contests. At the regional contest which was held in Watertown in February, Leone Mik- kelson, Zandra Thompson, Wanda Shenk, and the string ensemble received superior ratings. VOCAL SOLOISTS: Dianna Budde, Susan Steger, Marilyn Gottschalk, Caroll Swenson, Leone Mik- kelson. SECOND ROW: George Heathcote, Pete Gibson, Mel Haaland, Dave Jacobson, Jerry John- son, John Dugan. I Lx l i i L I 1 I fo.'0 , Q www Px RI., CLASSES Ci. 0 l DONNA AUSTIN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Thespians, P8z G, Tuck Sec., F.T.A ..... GEORGIA BARRETT-- Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, Projectors Club .... JEANNE BAUER -- Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Class Play, G.A.A., Bi-Phi-Chem, F.N.A ..... BARBARA BAXTER -- Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, F.T.A ..... PHYLLIS BENTI-IIN .... CAROL BERGAN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Aeolians, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, F.N.A ..... JOYCE BERNER-Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, G.A.A ..... GERALD BEST .... EVELYN BEVERS - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, F.T.A ..... JANICE BIERSCHEID - Tucks .... SE IORS CLYDE BLIZZARD - Intra. BB, Projectors Club, Camera Club .... RICHARD BOETT- CHER .... KERMIT BORN - Football, BB, W Club, Jr. BB, Sr. Class Play, N.A.S.S., Student Council, Hi-Y .... JAMES BOYER-Band, Bi-Phi-Chem V. Pres., Projectors Club . . . . DENNIS BRIGGS - Football, Jr. BB, Hi-Y . . . . BARBARA BROOKS - Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Orchestra, Reed Quartet, Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Arrow, Tucks, F.T.A ..... DEAN BRYSON - Football, BB, Jr. BB, Intra. BB, Sr. Class Play .... EDWARD BUCHHOLZ - Bowling Club, F.F.A. V. Pres., F.F.A. BB .... DIANNA BUDDE- Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Aeolians, Band, Brass Ensemble, G.A.A ..... ANITA BULTMAN - Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, Masque, Kapers, Thespians Treas., Arrow, P8zG, Tucks, Bi-Phi-Chem Club Sec ..... WANDA BUTZ - Girls' Glee Club, Band, G.A.A. . . . . AUDREY CHANDLER . . . . JANICE CHRISTENSEN -- Choir, Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Student Council, Tucks, F.N.A. Pres ..... DIXIE COL- LINS - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, N.H.S., Thespians, Arrow, Student Council, Girls' State Gov., D.A.R. Rep., Bowling Club Sec., Tucks Pres., G.A.A. V. Pres., Drum Majorette, F.T.A ..... ROGER COON - Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus .... EUGENE COPLAN - F.F.A., F.F.A. BB .... BONNIE CORDELL - Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra .... MARIE CZECH - Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, G.A.A ..... RICHARD DAHL-F.F.A. . . . . GEROLD DAVEY -- Choir . . . . MARLIS DAGEL - Mixed Chorus, Cecilians, Kapers, Tucks .... DEAN DEWALL - Intra. BB, Orchestra, Band, Brass Sextet, Camera Club . . . . SHARON DEWALL - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Cecilians, Masque, P8zG, Tucks, G.A.A., F.N.A ..... JEANNETTE DUMMER .... mpx 'G 9? 105' DARLENE DUNN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Cecilians, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Tucks, G.A.A., F.T.A ..... PATRICIA ELLWEIN - Radio Speak- ing, Debate, Extemp., Declam, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, N.F.L. Sec., N.H.S., Q8c S, Arrow, P8zG Co-Editor, Tucks, Camera Club Sec.-Treas ..... JOHN ENDRES - F.F.A ..... PATRICIA ENDRES -- G.A.A ..... BARBARA ENGER .... COLLEEN ENG- LAND - Girls' Glee Club, Band, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Tucks, G.A.A., F.T.A. . . . . BARBARA EUSTICE - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Cecilians, Aeolians, Girls' Ensemble, De- clam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Thespians, Arrow, P8zG, Songleading, Tucks .... FRED FIEBELKORN - Bowling Club, F.F.A ..... JACK FIEBEL- KORN - BB, Bowling Club .... RAY FLANDERS - CActivities in Florence, S. Dak.D, BB, Track, Jr. BB, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Boys' Glee Club, Yearbook .... NEIL FLEMING - Football, BB, Sr. Class Play, Student Council, Boys' State, Hi-Y, Ki-Yi Royalty .... JOAN FOX - Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Tucks, Projec- tors Club .... JANICE FRANDSEN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Aeolians, Band, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Thespian Sec., Arrow, P 8x G, Student Council, Tucks Board of Dir., F.N.A. V. Pres., Ki-Yi Princess, Posture Queen .... KENNETH FURNESS - Orchestra, Band, Radio Speaking, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Thespians, Student Council, Legend .... JIM GABERT .... CAROL GAPP - gxclks, G.A.A ..... PETER GIBSON - Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Projectors u .... la 1s...n-I is a JEANNENE GILLIES - Tucks .... LOREN GISSELBECK-Football, W Club, Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Octet, Kapers, Student Council, Hi-Y Sec., F.F.A ..... ROBERT GOODELL - Bowling Club .... JAMES GRANT-Boys' State, Intra. BB, Debate, N.F.L., Q8zS, Arrow, P8zG, Bi-Phi-Chem Club Pres., Camera Club, Posture King .... MEL- VERNE HAALAND - Football, BB, Track-Cross Country, W Club, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Octet, Sr. Class Play, N.A.S.S., Student Council, Soph. V. Pres., Boys' State, Hi-Y Pres.. Sr. Class Treas ..... RITA HALLING - Radio Speaking, P8z G, 'IExcks, F.T.A .... . JOANN I-IANSON - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Cecilians, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Thespians Sgt. at Arms, F.N.A. State Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Tucks .... LORRAINE HAN SON .... EDWIN HAUFF-Track-Cross Country .... LARRY HEADLEY - Intra. BB, Choir, Band, Radio Speaking, Debate, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, N.F.L., P8z G, A.A.U.W. Play .... GEORGE HEATHCOTE - Football, BB, Track-Cross Country, W Club, Jr. BB, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Ensemble, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Student Council V. Pres., F.F.A. Pres., Soph. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres ..... RETA HEATHCOTE .... JAMES HELLE . . . . CLIFF HEMSTOCK-Football, BB, Track, W Club Pres., Hi-Y. N.A.S.S., Soph. Class Sec. . . . . HAZEL HJELLMING - Girls' Glee Club, Tucks . . . . THOMAS HOLEN - Intra. BB, Jr. Class Play, N.H.S., Arrow Photographer, P8z G Bus. Mgr., Student Council, Boys' State, Bi-Phi-Chem Club Sec.-Treas., Camera Club, Jr. Class Pres., Ki-Yi Royalty .... JEANETTE HOYME - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Tucks, F.N.A ..... ,gn- a.o .l u. 1 z 1 lws.f fl LEOLA DAVIS - Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Band, Kapers, G.A.A ..... DICK JAMES - fActivities in Mitchell, S. Dak.D Football, BB, Track, Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Octet, Student Council, Bowling Club .... AUDREY JOHNSON - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Reed Quartet, Band, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Q 8x S, Thespian Pres., P 8zG Co-Editor, Student Council, Tucks Board of Dir., Jr. Class Treas ..... EARL JOHNSON - B BB, Track, Jr. BB .... GARY JOHNSON .... LARRY JOHNSON - Bi-.Phi-Chem. Club V. Pres., Camera Club .... MARILYN JOHNSON - Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Orchestra, Radio Speaking, Debate, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Thespians, Tucks .... DWAYNE KASE - Jr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play .... I-IILDA KELLER - Mixed Chorus, Cecilians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Cheerleading, Tucks .... BILL KIDDER - Football, BB, Track, W Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Hi-Y, Bi-Phi-Chem Club, Camera Club, Jr. BB .... JERRY KING -- lntra. BB, Student Council, Boys' State, Bowling Club, Bi-Phi-Chem Club, Camera Club. Arrow .... BERNARD KINNEY - Choir .... CAROL KIPP - Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Tucks .... JEANETTE KONRADY - Girls' Glee Club, Tucks . . . . JAMES KORCAL - Mixed Chorus, Radio Speaking, Debate, Masque, Jr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, P8z G, Sr. Class Sec ..... DAVID KRUSE - Football, BB Mgr., Track Mgr., W Club, Intra. BB, Choir, Band, Kapers, Hi-Y, Camera Club, Horn Quartet . . . . BARBARA LAFRAMBOISE - Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians . . . . DORIS LAMKE -- Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Tucks .... HELENE LANGENFELD - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Masque, Tucks, Girls' Chorus .... DENNY LARSON -- Jr. BB, Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Octet, Sr. Class Play, Kapers .... GARY LIEN .... MILO LINES - Band, Brass Quartet .... DONALD LORTZ - Football, Jr. BB, Intra. BB, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Band, Kapers, Camera Club, Track .... RON LOVICK - Jr. Class Play .... MARY ANN MacDONALD - fActivities at Oakes, N. Dak.D Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Band, Student Council, Cheerleading. CActivities at Watertown? Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Tucks .... ROSEMARY MAHANKE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Tucks .... HELEN MARQUARDT-Mixed Chorus, Choir, Aeolians, Declam, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Arrow, Student Council, 'IHicks, F.T.A. Sec.- Treas., Thespians .... MARY MARQUARDT - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Radio Speaking, Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, A.A.U.W. Play, Q8c S, Thespians, P8z G Co-Editor, Debate, Girls' State, Tucks, F.T.A ..... ANNETTE McALLISTER - CActivities at Huron S. Dak.D G.A.A ..... MIKE McATEE - Football, Jr. BB, Track, W Club, Hi-Y .... MARIE McCULLOUGH - Girls' Glee Club, Tucks .... MIKE McMANUS, Track, Intra. BB, Choir, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Arrow, F.F.A ..... WILLIAM MICHAELS - Jr. BB, Intra. BB, Band, Hi-Y .... RICHARD MIDDLETON - BB, W Club, Band, N.A.S.S., Boys' State, Ki-Yi Chieftain, Soph. Class Treas ..... is -' I zz. ' w LEONE MIKKELSON - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Girls' Ensemble, Or- chestra, String Ensemble, Declam, Masque, Kapers, N.F.L., N.H.S., Tucks, Ki-Yi Royalty . . . . GEORGE MILLER - Intra. BB . . . . MARCILE MILLS - CActivities at South Shore, S. DakJ Jr. Class Play, Girls' Athletics, KActivities at Watertownb Girls' Glee Club .... JOYCE MOES - Tucks .... RICHARD MONDLOCH - Football, W Club, Intra. BB, Sr. Class Play, N.A.S.S., Hi-Y, Bi-Phi-Chem Club Treas., Projectors Club .... DAWN MORALES - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Jr. Class Play, Kapers .... CONNIE MUGGERUD -Tucks, G.A.A ..... RUTH NELSON - Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Arrow, Tucks, G.A.A., F.T.A ..... DARLENE OLSON - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play .... ANTHEA PETERSON - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Cecilians, Aeolians, Orchestra, Band Pres., Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, Q8zS, N.H.S., Arrow Editor, Tuck V. Pres., Ki-Yi Royalty, F.T.A. V. Pres., Band Ensemble .... GAR PICKERT - Intra. BB .... DENISE RANDOLPH - P 8z G, Tucks .... TERRY REDLIN - Student Council .... AMBROSE RILEY - Intra. BB .... CHUCK RUHR - Football, Basketball, Track, W Club, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Radio Speak- ing, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, N.A.S.S., P 8: G, Student Council Pres., Camera Club . . . . RICHARD SCHAACK - Track, Jr. BB, Basketball .... CONNIE SEXTON - Masque, Tucks .... or-Q. -. LAWRENCE SHRIVER - BB, Bowling Club .... DARLENE SLEITER .... MARION SMITH .... JENS SORSEN .... SYLVIA SPOONER - Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Masque, Jr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Sr. Class Play, Thespians, Arrow, P 8: G, Tucks, F.T.A ..... SUSAN STEGER - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Cecilians, Girls' Ensemble, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Student Council, Tucks, F.N.A., Girls' Sextet .... LARRY STEINKOGLER - Intra. BB .... WILLIAM STOFFT - CActivities at Glendale, Calif.7 Student Council., Hi-Y Sec., Band V. Pres., CActivities at Watertownh Football, Track, Intra. BB, Band, Brass Sextet, Brass Quartet, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Boys' State, Hi-Y, Projectors Club .... DAVID STRAIN - Jr. BB, Intra. BB, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Hi-Y, Projectors Club, Ki-Yi Royalty, Jr. Class V. Pres. .... SHIRLEY STROI-IFUS .... JANEI' STROM - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Class Play, Student Council, Tucks, Majorettes, F.T.A ..... ARLENE STURM - G.A.A ..... JAMES STURM .... CAROLL SWENSON - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Cecilians, Girls' Ensemble, Aeolians, Masque, Kapers, Arrow, Cheerleading, Tucks, F.T.A. Pres., Sr. Class V. Pres ..... JEAN TAECKER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Tucks .... DELVERNA TASSLER - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Aeolians .... WANDA TESCH - Girls' Glee Club, Choir, P 8: G Co-Editor, Tucks .... JACQUELINE THOMAS - Mixed Chorus, Choir, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, P8z G, Tucks, F.N.A., Girls' Sextet .... ZANDRA THOMP- SON - Orchestra Pres., String Ensemble, Masque, Sr. Class Play, P 8z G, Songleading, Tucks . . . . MARLYS THRONSON - Masque, Tucks . . . . MARILYN TIMM - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, N .H.S., Thespians, P8zG, Girls' State, Tucks, Bi-Phi-Chem Club, Ki-Yi Royalty, F.T.A. .... ALYCE TRIBITT - Girls' Glee Club, Projectors Club .... DONALD TRITZ - BB, F.F.A. . . . . HENRY TRITZ - F.F.A. Treas. . . . . PATRICIA TRUE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Kapers, P 8z G, Tucks, F.T.A ..... ALLEN VIK - Football, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Boys' Octet, Radio Speaking, Oratory, Masque, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Thespians, P 8: G, Boys' State .... JACQUELINE VOCKRODT - Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Class Play, Projectors Club .... HENRY WAGNER .... JEANETTE WALSH - Jr. Class Play, Tucks .... PATRICIA WALSH - Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Aeolians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, Tucks, F.N.A. .... VERNIDA WIESE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Cecilians, Aeolians, Declam, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, P8zG, Bowling Club, Tucks, F.N.A ..... JOELAINE WULFF - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, A.A.U.W. Play, Kapers, Tucks, F.T.A .... LAVONNE ZAMOW - Girls' Glee Club, Cecilians, Masque, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Kapers, P 8: G, Tucks .... SENIOR OFFICERS George Heathcote, Presi- dentg Mel Haaland, Treas- urerg Caroll Swenson, Vice- Presidentg Jim Korcal, Sec- retary. Student Government Day court in session with Janice Frandsen, Judge Lobitz, Loren Gisselbeck, Anthea Peterson, and Donna Austin carrying on the proceedings. Listening to the teacher is the third hour English class. FIRST ROW: Leola Davis, Bob Goodell, Dwayne Kase, Marie Czech. SECOND ROW: Jackie Vockrodt, Joyce Berner, Pat Endres, Arlene Sturm. THIRD ROW: Barbara Enger, Joan Fox, Barbara LaFramboise, Bill Kidder. FOURTH ROW: Cliff Hemstock, Audrey Chan- dler, Darlene Olson. ,na wr- Tom Holen .-f Anthea Peterson Dick Middleton Leone Mikkelson Chuck Ruhr REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS n '11.::.v ,N E Y f Q fax Q K V , Janice Frandsen George Heathcote Audrey Johnson Jw Q' Dixie couins N N. i Mel Haaland .P Q 'T' Q 0' f 6 2,56 1, A 'Y F mm lm 1m.,,.w LEFT: Jim Lee, Bill Kidder, and Jeff Burks, jazz up the Kapers with their version of Sh-Boom. RIGHT: A typical college prep student, David Strain, pre- pares for a book re- port. UPPER LEFT: Giving close attention to the basic princi- ples of sewing are these future homemakers, Corrine Maag, gona Nelson, and Mary Shee- an. UPPER RIGHT: Pappy dis- cusses the route of the annual Ki-Yi parade with Dixie Col- lins. RIGHT: Chemists Dennis Hackbart, Jake Krull, and Keith Hanson, work diligently on a new experiment. c W f ,1 N 5. 1 Sif 'inf . .C . N-N h , L, in Yi lu X 3' :AX Q, ,,e-X? i A P gg 'Q ,L , ,,,,, , L1 JU IOR The class of '56 worked hard throughout the year to provide the annual prom and banquet. Their class play met with approval also. Jerry Jorgenson, center, accepted the re- sponsibilities as president of the jun- ior class. Assisting him were Kathy Bierne, vice-president, and Robert Wagner, treasurer. Much enthusiasm and spirit was shown by the class of '56 throughout the year and their efforts have proven them successful as a class. 2 ' ' J 3 iky tiy, i p J it A, , 5 Q 5 mfg , ' Q , fi N QQ D ' fra 71 'K' ,lk ri K fp' l' I 1 f f '57 ,, . qw, ' ,M L xx.. 1-ev vi. V , f: -- . ,ag x Nh Q- if ll A555 - . L ' it 2 ' w x I L ll Q 3 .... - I .tw f.-7 , -, ,, - .17 ,wa..at:,.,Al--- 2 :pf Q 1gia2,fq3.r- 5. . -Hz ri ' . .f:1.i. - f : i ., :,. pl . K Q , Q 1 W A . . . , ,4 ,' ' ,: giant '7 11: ' ii c i c J Q.':1i'f ' - lu , . 3 is K Gene Alexander Candace Avery Stephen Belatti Carol Benner Bonnie Benthin Alice Bevers Dick Beynon Kathleen Bierne James Bjelde David Bolhouse Gary Brandreit Darlene Bruner Dale Bryson Stanley Busskohl A A ' lryy .K 4, . it p i J clrs e t - a , V ' it 'Fit 'K -. Q' i . .j i ' X . i p ' l f E is g N YJ ' S4 g 3 I , - it V wif: - C EN Q J 1 W..-..i i 'A 4 X ll ,' L ..,, fa ' , V 'W 'W-9, ,sl .4 fs , - ' 1 ' A ' aww- ' --.a5,,,s. .J y 5a,9W ,,Vg,, Lyp. i , , ,,.. , Q ,K J f 5 ' i-: - it J J if 5 ' -Y 1 . '- . 'W ,iii ' ' F ii ' Y c yacp ,, A ' ff? 'fwfr-x Richard Carr Sandra Crump Lester Chizek Marlys Dahl Melvin Cofman LaVerne DeBerg Joanna Cooley Carol DeVetter 62 Catherine Cooper LaDonna Cox Darrel Crocker John Dugan Robert Dunn Weston Edwards VARIED ACTIVITIES CHALLE GE JUNIORS f We me . M- , I su - - I W Si as Q il, ME' ' I i 'fffiiii .' I- T if if WWE Q a 2 I 'I Y. 2 -f' I was ' I ' ' fiwkg 51551241 wifi: sm V -4, wzgggiw ' M S ggizgiar K X a V ,. sw 1: . S, ,U 1' . if D. , W vs. Eli?-ef! f , Leonard Fisher Robert Endres Barbara Erickson Corrine Erickson Dorothy Erickson Mary Finger h Judith Forbush Judith Fox Tom Frankenhoii Alex Ganatsos Mary Gilbertson Marilyn Gottschalk 2 'I 'H 4 SE if , , me 59 , 5 .q- . ., 3 A ff: 1: -' .--: aff-s ' 1'fQ12'xif:g4 .IN 'xg , 4 ,gin N MI. J ,f5yz,5g z., :ixi3F5?lfI?i5 fi ' 3 52, Tx ra Q mi K Y xg V. ny, 55' , zil- xik K' I 43 Muriel Fisher Beverly Grapentine aL,,,w. . gf wi ii S f z wwe, ,, ,..a, f-2 '. -f. sw' in ' , Q. - f , 1-gf. ,.qg:1j'gfQm A' in I . K .. 25551351 Velma Groskreutz Gary Grundy Dennis Hackbart Clifford Haider Edward Hanson Keith Hanson Lylah Hayford Edward I-Ieathcote David I-Iellbusch JoAnn Hemmer Joe Hemmer Mona Henrichs lb 2 Phyllis Hanson Janet Heuer 1 w DeWayne Hjermstad Robin Homer Phyllis Howey Dorothy Jacobson Laima Jegeris Karen Johnson Caroline Kannas Maxene Kemp Elizabeth Kinney Dale Kjerulfi Wayne Konrady Jerry Kranz 63 Jerry J orgenson Jacob Krull B RDE . he-.3 .V -- ' fU H:Ni- ,f lf? ' ff 1 -, . -ui .., , - , 1545, 5 ,few QI .fe 1, .L -If , A ,S-55521-ri ag W 3 aff e .6 ' W Y? 'I IJVP ' K - WT' ' 'if E, . 1 '-.25 M G .nw , yy -.,! H , 'JL 'WF Y , A , ygllf iaflq . ,M , Y' M , .V , , gl , A , , , . -j , 3-7, Eg : ' V in nge 1 . Qffzlwk . F ,X 'F .4 I Sn , ii 1 if J 'P s b ' .P ,V CZ? 1-Y J , A , :ie Lrkr was A s A .v ,, Coletta Kuhn James Lee Constance Kutz Jacquelyn Kruthof! Orle Leisure Mary Larson OF FINANCES PL CED UPO JORGE SO . J H+ Q. fx Q XA? 52 QR' we X we xx X X.. ii ' 533 Dan Lamke Janice Lane Judith Lanzenfeld Julius Larson Janet Lewis Marilyn Limberg Corrine Maag Marie McCllntic we wig' pryaa, W, J z V es. -n -A QV-' A W ' a f -7.14, ' A Y f, Y J X . . lil bf i .f Jamal Mctlhany Shirley Michaels John Miles Jerry Morris Alan Moser Garold Murphy N 1 1 v .W ff +5 if' 'E Jai' 4 ' f-il 21' ...: , - . ,. X ' Karlwn Olson Richard Paulson Deanna Pella Lee Raymond Richard Reed Dale Relnhart l N ' .f....f 'Q xi M1 wg? Kgalfg, D 5 4 KH x W X --u -Q,-.af--1, Hi 3. s . 1 1e.JKzl'fi,':E , ...mu 4 xx. , ,, , . .,-,,y Y . 1' J if 5 ew gp? Q Q ' ' :.,, Q Harold Mills Donna Moeller Ruth Mo h B y M Joyce Nelson Mona Nelson Ronald lseolslosrf eggrosl Olcgalnut Q -Q-v. ea x '. - - N 1: he le if Y .-A X1 gg xx X W .eea iu,,5.E5 .. .. .X ,L 13331: 'al .- will We W is . f js., Q Y - H: -, . '9PE-'.:.:.'3'-- a N . 1 553552 .. ry' pf Sify ,E Q ,R fl YI on an .X J il a et Robert Peterson James Pickering Mary Pulscher Camilla Quammen Sharon Reoh Kenneth Roethler Mary Rueb Nina Schmeling 64 JU IOR PLAY CCLAIMED BY A DIE CE y z l Gerald Schwanke Mary Sheehan Carol Skells Jerry Small Earl Smith Margery Smith Steeves Smith Wayne Snyder Donald Splinter Harlan Stein Barbara Stoltenburg Velma Stoltenburg Harold Sutherland Richard Suttor el l R 4 Clayton T k Faye Taecker Delores Temple Ferdy Tesch Mary Tesch Robert Travis Janice Turbak Sharon er Constance Wagner Robert Wagner Edward White Charles Wicks Joanne Wietgrefe Bruce Williams Eddie Wright Phil Wulf? Kenneth Yocom Edgar Young Marilyn Zlmprich --.rf Phyllis Woltte Larry Wolf! Howard Johnson David Jacobson 65 OPHOMORE 8 ,A ?.,,',. ,--.-'. .. . X -r .. A 'V ' 2. I ' N- ' . - L v J ii' I X ' if ' f . I , . X' 7 : .- ' -. 132' : I X f 6 I if - N I s , 14. 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Olson. FIFTH ROW: G. Painter, R. Papka, J. Patterson, J. Pence, B. Perry, J. Peterson, K. Petersen, J. Pieschke, J. Pulscher, T. R.ahi11y. SIXTH ROW: D. Ramynke, R. Ramynke, D. Rausch, J. Reese, D. Ries, R. Ries, R. Ritter, D. Ritz, M. Roberts, S. Roethler. SEVENTH ROW: D. Ronning, L. Rosenbohm, D. Rousseau, L. Schnackenberg, R. Schnackenberg, L. Schroeder, M. Schurmann, W. Shenk, R. Sherin, K. Sherrill. EIGI-ITH ROW: A. Shoif, F. Sikkink,J.Ske11s, R. Skells, D. Small, S. Smith, D. Snyder, M. Steinkogler, K. Steinocker, W. Stevenson. 67 .,, ff. .. .... 7.1.7. f.. . f,3E,E3g: . . 1 H P' 73 at SOPHOMORES PROVE VALUABLE ASSET TO WHS W. , gl... 61122 A ,Q f 'QL' V 3 P' J . 'N 5 43-5 l. an w X 3 x 'X -fn .1 t, . -1 ,IVV ,iw . F- 1 'S' X- x LA X Q' .4 me f. , - g 8 N1 55 wg , tw .2 . . . .E W 5 T , 4- g 55 TH -H o .,,. . T ., - ' S at . 2 Milf. M M K. A 1.1 Y .ga K .- I V 1 . 'Mx' T W K ' , -L M X. If ., . .i .. g.. , is my I , is s is ll- I22 , gi'fgf ., 1 . Mfg it 1 it - . ir I ' V A ' . . ,-:f,.g- , . Q Q g W i up ' f . , -ig - ., s ift, EE X f V, ,. V ,A 23.-.ia ,,S.,, , gg G 35- 141 X ii' H' A S if it 1 x A A 5 ,1 . V . ff- , .. - K its 1 ss n ' M - - ' - . X .Qi Q.. . ks 1 ' .6-' 1' . F iff? V. Q . Q0 'Q ' . . X ' Q 'F' Qu . ei' ,W ia . ' ' ' , 'L We G, r-F . . 4- -A 5 it .Qi Q ' fe H 6 V X FIRST ROW: R. Stofft, L. Strain, D. Stricherz, J. Stricherz, A. Strom, T. Sturm, B. Sutton, M. Swoboda, W. Sykora, S. Taecker. SECOND ROW: L. Tesch, O. Thacker, B. Thompson, C. Thomas, M. Tranda1'S. Tritz, S. Turner, D. VanTassel, J. Wagner, D. Waite THIRD ROW: K. Webber, B. West, E. Williams, F. Willoughby, J. Winjum, P. Womble, R. Wood, J. Woods, R. Zeller, C. Zillman. FOURTH ROW: M. Madsen, D. Adolphsen. Although newcomers to Watertown High School, the sophomore class of- ficers have developed an efficient class organization. Leading the class of over 190 is Douglas England, presi- dent, at far right. Left to right are Marilyn Magner, treasurer, Morris Trandal, secretary, and June Frantz, vice president. Our school spirit was enriched by the energy and coopera- tion of the class of '57. Gene Alexander pounds with de- termination while Robin Horner and Jerry Morris look on. BELOW LEFT: Inspecting this year's. new rubber man are some interested sophomores, Linda Rosenbohm, Larry Larrabee, Roger Ries, and Dorothy Johnson. BELOW RIGHT: Energetically decorating their Ki-Yi Day float are some busy sophomores. An everyday classroom scene: FIRST ROW: Kathy Bierne, Weston Edwards, Beverly Grap- entine, Shirley Michaels. SECOND ROW: Jim Bjelde, Bob Endres, Ed Heathcote. THIRD ROW: Gary Brandreit, Judy Forbush, Phyllis Howey. FOURTH ROW: Dale Bryson, Marilyn Gotts- chalk, Karen Johnson. A I K, in 'E MSX X? W.. xii: -ww mv iiiigkgfi w x - M5 'in Q., X V wx :PS N J wk x x N Y SX X K M? sg, ' fx Only seven returning lettermen greeted FIRST ROW: Coach Gene Cheever, Darrel Arbogast, Mike Ellwein, Maury Trandel, Don Kluk, Wallace Sykora Darell Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Bill Stofft, Mike McAtee, Joe Hemmer Harold Sutherland Jim Bjelde Bruce Williams, Bob.Lewis, Rich Kosier, Jeff Burks, Kenny Sherrill. THIRD ROW: Mel Haaland Chuck Ruhr' Loren Gisselbeck, Bill Kidder, Kermit Born, Cliff Hemstock, Dick Mondloch, George Heathcote, Allen Vik: FOURTH ROW: Steeves Smith, Orie Leisure, Gene Alexander, Jerry Jorgensen, Jerry Kranz, John Miles, Tom Frankenhoff, Ed Heathcote, Dick Paulson, Lee Raymond. ARROWS HAVE DISMAL YEAR new coach Gene Cheever when the future Arrows reported for practice. The Arrows were issued uniforms August 23. They then started a grueling schedule of two practices daily for two weeks until school started. The season opened with the Arrows travel- ing to Worthington, Minnesota, for a non- conference game. Watertown came from be- hind in the third quarter to win, 7-6. After fighting a hard non-conference game with powerful Sioux City East, the Arrows came out on the short end of a 39-6 score. This was the Lake City boys' first home game. The following Friday the Arrows traveled to Mitchell for their first E.S.D. conference OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Ed Heathcote brings down Sioux City East player from behind. CENTER LEFT: Rich Kosier and Loren Gissel- beck set for the kill. CENTER RIGHT: Host of Watertown Arrows smother Sioux City East. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Hemmer fights off a Madi- son Bulldog. BOTTOM RIGHT: Arrow Maury Trandal goes for a gain against Madison after key block by Orie Leisure. game. Despite a fifty-five yard run in the first quarter by Mel Haaland, Watertown was downed, 20-6. Ki-Yi day was shattered by the Bobcats' second half comeback. Watertown led at half- time 6-0, but was unable to stop Brookings until they had amassed a 25-6 lead at the close of the second half. Watertown was again plagued by a second period letdown when they met Madison. Leading midway through the game 13-6, the Arrows fell into a slump to lose, 26-13. Next the Arrows played an afternoon game with the Huron Tigers on their home- coming. After playing hard and tough in the first half, Watertown dropped behind to lose, 26-13. The Purple and Gold stayed with the pow- erful Golden Eagles of Aberdeen for two and one-half quarters, but after putting up a brilliant fight, fell back and lost, 33-14. Hoping for an upset, the Arrows traveled to Yankton for their final game of the sea- son. The E.S.D. championship Bucks pulled away from a 7-7 score in the fourth quarter to win, 20-7. 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X A is x P5 if' il .-gs, Q ' l .my Fri if ' l 0 'S Q' ww q,mrqw1'W A K 14 is. ,A ,km Q s eV 2 'Wai S r WL? ri: 'lQ4b ,, 1 -3 I if 41 'BX fm i' , Q, as V Q we K5 ' if Q s s A AD FIRST ROW: Bill Kidder, George Heathcote, Orie Leisure, Dick Middleton, Cliff Hemstock, Jake Krull, Donald Tritz. SECOND ROW: Coach Gordon Berglg Chulgk Ruhr, Dick Schaack, Mel Haaland, Jeff Burks. Dale Kjerulff, Kermit Bom, Dean Bry- son, ave ruse. ARROWS SIXTH IN ESD Two non-conference wins opened the Arrows' 1954-55 season. They defeated Mil- bank 46-45, and then overpowered Webster 62-49. Huron visited the Arrows and defeated them in their first conference game 57-54 after a last minute rally by the Arrows failed. The following Friday the Mitchell Kernels defeated Watertown 53-46 in the Corn Palace. The WHS five showed a lot of hustle as they downed Madison 56-49 for their first conference win, but were overpowered by the host, Sioux Falls, 43-39, only after they had cracked the strong Arrow defense. During Christmas vacation, the Arrows journeyed to the Black Hills with Washing- ton High of Sioux Falls to play Lead and Belle Fourche. The Arrows lost to Belle Fourche 59-53 the first night and were de- feated by Lead 60-45 the final evening. Following the holidays the Arrows had three games away, losing two and winning one. They lost to Yankton 58-50 and to Huron 51-47, but came back to knock Aberdeen out of the conference leadership with a 47-39 win. The Madison Bulldogs made it even for the season by defeating Watertown 75-51. Next the Sioux Falls quintet squeezed by the host Arrow team 61-57. At the height of a blizzard, Brookings de- feated the Arrows 67-51 in the State College Field House. In the final two conference games, the Arrows defeated the Yankton Bucks 76-55, but lost on their home court to Aberdeen 67- 63 despite a last quarter rally. The Watertown Arrows finished their con- ference play with 4 wins and 10 losses. 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Q ,ak ii +i 3 5 gf i J Q . X we 51 V 5' g Q-A ffi 7 1 .iq 1 ki , 'fn W A..-W K' Jeff Burks 6. Af N... ..- J' ? f ,j,k,,,f x me Y f fr v,,..,. t K I 1 . L . 51 A A 3 ,.... f QQ ,j gil ' George Heathcote . V . 3. . , ww--'A f . ,Q- ' li f . K 5 15 3 i L . A . 1? f ,I Ewfjd Kermit Born 'M' 79 if E ?? Cliff Hemstock Dick Schaack ,H , ,wwff Q-41' X I ca , , 43 1 24 3528 B FIRST ROW: Jim Gibson, John Dokken, Morrie Trandal, Rich Kosier, Lee Rhodes, Mike Ellwein, Howard Blizzard, Bob Ritter. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Anderson, Wayne Ellis, Gene Kluck, Wally Sykora, Kenny Sherrill, Gene Luidahl, Morrie Hanson, Bob Stofft, Doug England, Earl John- SOD. FIRST ROW: Dale Bryson, DeWayne Hjerrnstad, Ronnie Nelson, Joe Hemmer, Harold Sutherland, Lester Chizek. SECOND ROW: Coach Tom McGhee, Ed Heathcote, Jerry Jorgenson, John Miles, Dick Paulson, Bruce Williams, Don Lortz. 80 IIC Q. a A gunna ,cgi 204 B I fuck at Q I l ff . nv- Sx' Fa Hilcx FKYQIEQ Ivan i 455' T045- are r sf. TR FIRST ROW: Jim Vogt, Ed Heathcote, John Miles, Bill Stofft, Jerry Morris, Ambrose Riley, Mike McAtee, Joe Hemmer, Bill Kidder. SECOND ROW: Rob Horner, Mike Kampen, Courtney Livingston, Fred Willoughby, Robert Jackson, Dave Rousseau, Jerry J orgenson, Phil Wulff, Morrie Trandal. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Anderson, Ronnie Nelson, Mike Ellwein, Wally Sykora, Gene Alexan- der, Bruce Williams, Jim Austin, Rich Kosier, Jerry Johnson, Bob Stofft, George Heathcote, Jim Korcal. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Ruhr, Darrel Arbogast, Dale Kjerulff, Tom Rahilly, Jeff Burks, Don Kluk, Ken Sher- rill, Tom Frankenhoff, Mel Haaland, Bill Michaels, Jack Small, Morris Hanson, Kermit Born. Approximately fifty boys answered the call of Andy Anderson, head coach of the W.H.S. track team. The boys started to get in condition early in March. During the latter part of April and all during May the Watertown boys were given numerous opportunities to show their track skills at many meets throughout the state. Cross country running was a comparatively new sport at W.H.S., since this was the first year that letters were given to the runners who placed in a major event. Coach Andy Anderson assisted the boys in their conditioning program and accom- panied them to the meets in various towns. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST DROW: Jerry John- son, Mike Kampen. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Brandriet, Jim Austin, Coach Bob Anderson, Ronnie Nelson. v ,Q ix . . ' z AYTQ5' A. Q 'A f N - YA., Q 41 f , gh QQ ia . A 'ff 'Q ' A 5 A 9 N 5 V 'f Q quad a , lil b ' X g ,Q s ' - Q qtkz- '?i , 'Q - 432' , . QL . K L , f V J 'L ' A693344 I X A 1 bs -f :im M 1 I 'sg .. is -I. , M' 4. , A 5 It P v , - 5. 1 L I I .. .af T. K fl ' ' S ' - W- V6 ' 4, ,Q 5 ibm' FR? a . i Q E X ss 21 if A . E - A 25121 1 Sf 'K N X53 N5-5 .X 4, - 1, gfsfpf sfq . X W wg K E535 4. i- Q we 8 N . Xixkfib - ik, '. . 'K if Q k , I fyirmfxeiir STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: Jim Vogt, Mary Jane Meadows, Colleen Webber, Janice Schmidt, Helen Peshman. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Lee Rhodes Phillip Vandrey, Dorothy Woods Jeanette Borkhuis, Sharrie Farrar Virginia Prey, Jay Erickson Marion Higgenbotham, Lois Miner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Oksol, Richard Hurlbut, Ronnie Harri- son, John McAtee, Paul Acker- man. Under the guidance of Mr. Oksol, the Student Council of Junior High has again completed an active and success- ful year. The council met once a week with Jim Vogt presiding as president. Other officers are: Lee Rhodes, vicepresidentg Mary Jane Meadows, secretary, and Mary Landuyt, treasurer. Each year the Student Council spon- sors the Valentine King and Queen coronation, is in charge of candy sales after school, and the pencil machine. In addition to this, the 1954-55 Student Council sponsored three square dances. A permanent Junior High scrap book was started this year and will be car- ried on each year by future members. JUNIOR TARGET FIRST ROW: Kathleen Olson, Audrey Johnson, Sharyn Hend- ren, Janice Werth, Helen Hall- berg, Peggy Schnackenberg, Bar- bara Nelson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kipp, Pudge Ellwood, Lois Miner, Marvel Gamill, ReNee Carpenter, Valerie Grapentine, Shirley Van Sickle, Janice Col- lins, Kay Halajian, Kay Leonard, Sharon Bridge, Marie Fiebelkorn, Alan Sigelman, Judy Thompson, Paul Johnson, Mr. Wenzel. This year, the Junior Target staff with Mr. Wenzel, advisor, put out six issues. Audrey Johnson is editor-in-chief of the Target, with Pudge Ellwood, news editor, Lois Miner, feature editor, Kay Halajian and Peggy Schnackenberg, sports editorsg Sharyn Hendryn and Kathleen Olson, society editors, and Janice Werth, exchange editor. The entire staff met two nights a week to work on the paper. The editors met every night for lessons in journalism and newspaper work. JUNIOR PLAYERS NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Helen Hallberg, Sharon Bridge, Jeanette Mitchell, Sharon Miner, Joanne Nelson, Donna French. SECOND ROW: Sharyn Hendren, Kay Halajian, Janice Yocom, Nadene Venema, Janice Collins, Lee Ann Hammer. THIRD ROW: Gerda McC1intic, Kathleen Olson, Marion Middle- ton, Janice Loken, Gloria Shenk. FOURTH ROW: Marilynn Kaasa, Margaret Jurgensen, Sharon Sal- chert, Pat Auby, Judy Evans. FIFTH ROW: Pudge Ellwood, Tom Meek, Andy Douglass, San- dra Justice, Evangeline Heyford, Glenn Ravellette, Karen Paulson, Audrey Johnson, Nadine Merritt, June Born, Karen Johnson, Susan Korcal, Margaret Hubbard, Car- olyn White, Florence Miller, Mr. Nupen. EIGHT H GRADE FIRST ROW: Jim Miner, Deanna Wareham, Dawn Ellwood, Joan Stofft, Miss Peckham. SECOND ROW: Joyce Howey, Janet Brand- riet, Jane Ellwem, Joyce Barber, David Gibson, Maryl Gay Fortin, Nancy Seveland, Herbert Peter- son, Peter Meckel, Gerhardt Richter. SEVENTH GRADE SEATED: Loretta Karbo, Bar- bara Graves, Dorinne Walsh, Peggy Ulrick, Marlys Kluck, Sheila Haggar, Rosemarie Mur- phy, Miriam Comfan, Sandra Eng- land, Patsy Edison. BACK ROW: Kathy Bohle, Joyce Leonard, Judy Neuendorf, Diane Aalfs, Connie Harman, Carol Handeland, Gary Finger, Dick Purintun. VALENTINE ROYALTY LEFT PICTURE: Valentine King and Queen, Maurice Hanson and Mary Jane Meadows. RIGHT PICTURE: Royalty and Attendants: David Trandal, Bill Leckvold, Peggy Schnackenberg, Col- leen Leisure, Queen Mary Jane Meadows, King Maurice Hanson, Janice Collins, Margaret Hub- bard, Lee Rhodes, Larry Lundeen. as 5 f 1 sy S The annual Valentine King and Queen coronation, with Jim Vogt as Master of Cere- monies, was held February 11. A starlit royal throne of pink and silver and silver sparkling stars on a blue backdrop, added to the theme Dream Land. Scattered throughout the stage were the Harmonettes attired in pastel formals. FIRST ROW: Barbara Hanson, Kathy Bohle, Sheila Haggar, Rosie Murphy. SECOND ROW: Judy Ohlson, Lucille Huebner, Nancy Turner, Phyllis Olson. STANDING: Mike Williams, Donna York, Ellen Rosenbalm, Virginia Prey, Barry Williams, Mary Ann Austin, Kathryn Prey, Julaine Hanson, Judy Nuendorf, Chauncy Wenn, Sharee Glaze, Loretta Davis, Nadyne Venema, Marilyn Poage, Mrs. Herb, Teske, advisor, Carolyn White. Q A ORCHESTRA Under the leadership of Mr. Elmer Carey, the thirty-two piece Junior High Orchestra has been brought to the attention of the public several times this year. Among the Orchestra's appearances were the Boy Scout Jamboree, the Kiwanis Club, school convocations and mid-winter and spring concerts. FIRST ROW: Joyce Barber, Eldora Key- ser, Roger Scheusner, Dennis Magner, Mar- lene Dahl. SECOND ROW: Ora Batien, Diana Gross, DeOI'vil Purinton, Janice Schmidt, Nancy Seveland, Arvid Peterson. BAND Pictured to the right is the Junior High School band marching in the annual Ki-Yi parade. The 61 piece band, under the direc- tion of Armond Pappone, began prac- tice the first part of August. These band members gained experience with the expectation of joining the Senior High band. Some members of this organization played in various instrumental groups and also participated in the pep band, which played at Junior High games. HARMONET TES Adding a cheerful touch to the Val- entine Coronation, Christmas and Spring concerts, and several service clubs, were the Harmonettes. These fifteen girls were selected according to their musical ability. The Harmonettes were an example of the excellent program developed by Mrs. Harry Goose, their music di- rector. Other Junior High singing groups were the Mixed Chorus, and the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. FIRST ROW: Sharon Bridge, Joyce Bar- ber, Evangeline Hayford, Margaret Hub- bard, Jane Ellwein, Virginia Prey, Marion Middleton. SECOND ROW: Janice Col- lins, LeAnne Hammer, Janice Keller, Linda Hertz, Lois Miner, Doris Nelson, Kathryn Prey. BASKETBALL NINTH FIRST ROW: Reddy, Ber- ner, Roethler, L11ndeen, Vogt, Smith, Schaack, Schroeder, Cosgrove. SECOND ROW: Coach Stewart, Hunter, Mc- Elheny, Lekvold, Small, Halverson, Klucas, Tran- dal, Mathews, Muggerud, Thompson. EIGHTH FIRST ROW: Drake, Matz, Kinney, Cordell, True, Hellbusch, Frantz, Moore, Schwanke, Miner, Magner. SECOND ROW: Coach Zimmerman, Drov- dahl, Cordell, Wicks, Sheehan, Rousseau, Hoff- mann, Splinter, Heiser, Heiser, Atkins, Lien, Rit- ter, Moquist, Coach Mit- chell. THIRD ROW: Small, Pickertt, Acker- man, Reese, App, Mc- Grann, Furness, Haaland, Kluck, Vik, Brochhoft, Popham, Bohls, Hurlbutt. SEVENTH FIRST ROW: Coach Cheever, Sigelman, Han- son, Young, Ohlsen, Al- exander, Hulzebas, Wicks, Ostergren, M. Williams, Coach Cleve- land. SECOND ROW: Hubbard, B. Williams, Hurlbut, Marx, Beyon, Cutler, H. Peterson, R. Fox, D. 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