Watertown High School - Arrow Yearbook (Watertown, SD)
- Class of 1958
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' Herb Teske 'V-,Je wx x 1 1 A Direcfor of Phofography Business Manager David Trandal MEMORIES OF WHS ARE MADE 0F THIS' As you recall your pas? year in W.I-l.S., memories, as varied as you yourselves. re'rurn. Some of 'rhese mem- ories will be freasured forever . . . some will be pushed aside because of lhe pain lhey bring. Somelhing you may have forgolfen complefely may have been given a greaf deal of space. or your mosl freasured momenf may have been complefely omiJr+ed. We of 'rhe sfaff hope lhal' 'rhis is noi' lhe case. lf is our wish 'fhat in fhe fol- lowing pages, your memories of Jrhe 'rimes Thai make your high school years 'rhe bes'r years of your lives, will be re- capfured. 2 W I inf . f 4, JR I I 7,f, I Lf' K I ' , Ii B Wy gy V 4 A A 1 iff 14,-,,f,,,,,,4:, ,V,,,J,,, ,07.Uk J I I IIKPI IVIIWA 1215 or conmvrs Iiil R I SMR SECTION PAGE EDITOR ZITI Mi ADMINISTRATION . . 4 . . . LINDA I-IERTZ FacuI+y .... 4 CLASSES ..... LE ANN HAMMER Seniors ..... Represenrafive Seniors Juniors ..... Sophomores . . ACTIVITIES . Ki-Yi. . . Publicafions Speech . . . Honor Sociefies . Dramarics . . Clubs . . Music . SPORTS . Foofball . Baskefball . . Track . . INFORMALS . HELEN HALLBERC-5 i'x, r 5' I' ,i Li J Q .v -af I . J ' r ui -f. ' I 4' . I I , f , .a l BRUCE BURGI3-IA'RDT . JUNE BORN 'Yr ,VL' SUP1 D. D. MILUER Once again, Superinlendenl D. D. Miller has direcled lhe Waierlown school syslem 'rhrough ano+her suc- cessful year. Mr. Miller is responsi- ble for +he school's major proiecls. Mr. Miller has given excellenf guid- ance +o The public schools lhrough-5 ' oul his years a+ Walerlown, QL .. QQ.- A lx. fkx, Y X- -flfgx. is ....fL,- 1 80A RD OFNLEDUGA now PRINCIPAI R. W WHITE Mr. Whi+e's many and varied du- lies as principal include coordinaling classes and aclivilies as well as head- ing lhe leaching slaff. Wifh his wide experience and broad lcnowledge. Mr. While is well-lilced and highly respecled by sludenfs and facully alike. l-le is never Too busy lo offer friendly advice and counseling. SCHOOL BOARD members are SEATED: LaVerne l-lubbard, Mabel l-lanson, clerlc: Dale Freeberg Mrs. Fred Ellwein, Mrs. Rodney Slollz. STANDING: D. D. Miller. Frank Colley, and Merle Moore 47 Maynard Anderson, MA., Vocal Music Florence Bruhn, M.A., Arl ,,,..--- 3 Ii I Dell Caldwell, MA.. Government Alhlellcs Elmer Carey, Orclweslra Frank Colley, Sluclenl Aclivilies Treasurer Claylon Carlson, B.S., Drivers' Educafion Virginia Carlson, B.S., Hornemalcing Joe Clalilin, B.S., Biology. Physiology John DeWil+. B.S., Slldfenl Counseling, Ernesl Edwards. B.S., Business Arilhmeiic Afhle ici' Geomefrey l ' X Dorolhy Fosness, BA., English, Eugene Erlandso , MA., English Journalism 6 H B. G ., B.S., Sh II Cafharine Geenjfy, B.S., Slenoqraphy, any Oose Op Ad cj T ' Randy Padgefl, a iunior, gels a helping Vance ypmg hand from Mr. Goose. Alice Gray, RN., School Nurse Francis Grose, Drawing Clarence R. Hall, lv1.S., Agricullure Mr. Hall dernonslrales The use of a power saw To Richard Simonlon. Melvin Hanson, B.S.. Sfenography I I gf i N5 Q. clD2fWM Merle l-leiclenreich, B.S., American Gary l-lerlz, M.S., Visual Aids. l-lislory, Psychology Trigonomelry, Physics Josephine l-loler, BA.. German Jean Killcer, BA., English ll Lenice Lillie, BA.. Bookkeeping Clar Lilevien, BS.. Alhleric Direclor Slenography Il .N ' !Af' 'nf I V! l Jim Marking. BA.. Social Relalionsyf Wl lil J rl1ef B.S., l-lomemalcinQ Allwlelics A I fllgll' ii ,ll JT l WCA P il ll: J . ,' W i iv A . W fi uV,,l Allen lvlilchell, lvl.Ed., Biology, Allwlelics Dudley lvlelicliar, B.S., Alhlelics Naomi Moecle, B.S., Girls' Counselor, English lll lvlerlys Olsen, MA., American Hisfory 9 Armond Pappone, M.MUS.Ed.,xBahd Clarinefisr Marcine Boeder receives a Q lesson from Mr. Pappone. Ruin Porfer, MA.. Librarian Sybil Sawinsky, B.S.. Pep Squad Dororhy Parerson, M.Mus., BA.. Lafin ll s4 Harold Sampson, M.S., Speech, English Ill Earnesr Shana, B.S., Merai, Aufo Mechanics i 3 Qs ,'5T 'Sl RW all 1 xl X 9 R sr wi if 3 scf Nu JY 4 li'-. Q X w X si QNX w KX- rx. il YN N J g QBer+ram Shearer, M.A., Vocal Music X 'll A M TQ Miles Srnarl, M.A.. Geomelry, Advanced Algebra Rudolph Slradinger, M.A.. English Il, Dramalics V. Marie Slcafle, B.A., Spanish l Dorolhy Spilde, B.S., Geomelry, Advanced Algebra l-lerb Teslce. B.A.. College Prep. Boys' Counselor Pholography experl Mr. Teslce is shown giv ing poinrers To phofographer Pal Blizzard 73 vi Norman Tigner, B.S.. Cnemisfry Leonard Timmerman. M.S., Biology fg 3 M V an WL. N ' a a r . 5 M17 mf , .,,r' VA ' fm., Roberf Van Zanf, MA.. American Hisfory. L71 OFFICE STAFF: Sharlee Mower' Mabel College Prep' Enqhsh IV Hanson, Ruby An+ri+'rer School issues are discussed from a woman's poinf of view over a cup of coffee. Mr. Timmerman. 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All-Slale Clworus, Cecelians, Band, Tlwespians, E.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque, P 81 G Slalf, Ki-Yi Kapers .... DIANNE BROWN-Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Bi-Plwy-Clwem, Tlnespians, E.T.A., TuClcs, Masque, Declam, Debale, P 8: G Slafl, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play ..., BRUCE BURGHARDT-Ouill 3: SCroll, N.A.S.S., Eoolball, Jr. B.B., lnfra. B.B., Arrow Co-Edilror, P 81 G Sporls Edilor, Ki-Yi Kapers, Club, Sluclenl Council .... RENEE CARPENTER-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs, DeClarn, Senior Class Play .... JANICE COLLINS-A Capella Clioir, All-Slafe Cliorus, Cecelians, N.F.L., Tlwespians, Ki-Yi Kapers, Masque, Senior Class Play, One ACT Play, E.T.A. pres., Tuclcs-Board ol Direclors, Declam, Sonqleader. RONALD COOLEY-Jr. Varsily, lnlra. BB., P 81 G, Golf Team, VV Club . , . . GALE COPLAN-B.B. Mgr., Track, Club .... MARY COPLAN-Aeolians. Mixed Chorus, Band, E.N.A. pres., Tuclcs, Arrow, P 31 G, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play .... KAREN CORDELL-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Tuclcs .... 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A X' -- ,Q t fi ' nu. . fm, ' JW 1- V V N-',,y:+.?.ExS 6 ,HL if ,-can V, 'Q ' .4 Q Q 4 , A A N w - 5 5 J I K X DQNNMVQ W kia X262 H fi, M N X R if sg fasggi gbggff, '32-3' sg. --4' Q N XTZ':fxAF ff' if 1 f- ' , I Aj 0 ASS' OF 1958 Discussing The possibiliTies oT a class giTT in Torm OT a hi-Ti seT are The senior class oTTicers: Jerry VandeBerg, Treasurer: Ken f T Schaaclc, secreTaryg David Trandal, vice presidenT, and Larry Lundeen, presidenT. We're seniors aT lasTl To some, who have been liTerally counTing The days Till CommencemenT, This ThoughT broughT greaT ioyg To many oThers, Their lasT year has broughT a hinT oT sadness. Every Time some- Thing happened, iT was Tor The lasT Time .... The lasT Ki-Yi Day .... The lasT class play . . . The lasT baslQeTl9all game .... The lasT prom . . . all These Things are memories now. BuT amid The sadness oT leaving, There is also The Thrill oT anTici- paTing Things To come. WhaT lies ahead? We do noT lcnow. BuT we are cerTain ThaT our lasT year in high school. even Though we may be a IiT+Ie relucTanT To give up, is only The beginning ........ JEAN ALWIN-F.N.A., Tuclcs, P 81 C-, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play .... PHYLLIS ANDERSON-Girls' Glee Club, Band, Brass SexTeT, Band SoloisT, CorneT Trio, OrchesTra Treas.. N.E.L.. N.l'l.S. Nucleus, Thespian Scribe, Bi- Phy-Chem pres., F.N.A., Tuclcs vice pres., Masque, Declam, DebaTe, Arrow STaTT, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One AcT Plays. NaTional MeriT Scholarship FinalisT. STudenT Council .... PATTY AUBY-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, E.N.A. Treas., Tuclcs. Ki-Yi Kapers, Masque .... DAR- RELL BALE-Mixed Chorus, Boys' OcTeT, OrchesTra, OrchesTra SoloisT, All-STaTe OrchesTra, Vocal SoloisT .... JAMES BENTHIN-F.F.A ..... CURTIS BERG- E.E.A., EooTl3all, W Club .... JAMES BESKOW-E.F.A., lnTra. B.B., Jr. B.B. Mgr., Senior Class Play. PATRICK BLIZZARD-Bi-Plwy-Chem, Camera Club, P 81 G pliolograplier .... VERLIN BOEDER-F.F.A., infra. B.B ..... JEANETTE BORKHUIS-Girls' Glee Club, Bi-Plwy-Chem, F.F.A. Sweellwearlr. Tuclcs, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers .... JUNE BORN-A Capella Clwoir, Aeolians, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Clworus, Ouill 81 Scroll, Tuclcs, Masque, Arrow Sfalf, P 81 G Edifor-in-Chief, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play .... THOMAS BRANDRIET-Mixed Cliorus, Traclc, lnlra. B.B ..... SHARON BRIDGE -Melodears, A Capella Choir. All-Slale Clworus, Cecelians, Band, Tlwespians, E.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque, P 3: G Shall. Ki-Yi Kapers .... DIANNE BROWN-Mixed Clworus, Girls' Glee Clulo, Bi-Plwy-Chem, Tlwespians, E.T.A., Tuclcs. Masque, Declam, Deloafe, P 81 G Srafl, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play .... BRUCE BURGHARDT-Ouill 84 Scroll, N.A.S.S., Eoofball, Jr. B.B., lnlra. B.B., Arrow Co'Ecli+or, P 8: G Sporls Eclilor, Ki-Yi Kapers, Club, Sfudenf Council .... RENEE CARPENTER-Girls' Glee Clulo, Tuclcs, Declam, Senior Class Play .... JANICE COLLINS-A Capella Choir, All-Slale Clworus, Cecelians, N.F.L., Tliespians, Ki-Yi Kapers, Masque, Senior Class Play, One ACT Play, E.T.A. pres., Tuclcs-Board of Direcrors, Declam, Songleader. RONALD COOLEY-Jr. Varsify, ln'rra. B.B., P 84 G, Golf Team, W Club . . . . GALE COPLAN-B.B. Mgr., Track, Club .... MARY COPLAN-Aeolians, Mixed Chorus, Band, E.N.A. pres., Tuclcs. Arrow, P 8: G, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play .... KAREN CORDELL-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Tuclcs .... MARGARET CORDELL .... GARY COSGROVE-Band ,... RONALD COX-Inrra. B.B. ANN CREASER-Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, F.N.A. Sec., Tuclcs, Masque, Ki- Yi Kapers, Sludenl Council .... WAYNE DAVEY-Foolball, lnlra. B.B ..... SUSAN DAVID-G.A.A. Pres, Tucks, Masque, One Ad Play .... NAN DAVIES- A Capella Choir, Aeolians, Mixed Chorus, Tuclcs, Masque, Declam, Debaie, Cheer- leader, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, N.l-l.S., N.F.L., Thespians . . . . BARBARA DEWALL-lAclivilies in l-luron, S. Dalai Pep Club, Band, Lalin Club, F.N.A., F.T.A., Y-Teens lAcliviHes in W.I-I.S.l Band .... DARLENE DIG- MAN-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A ..... JOHN DOKKEN-A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus, B Foofball, Baslcelball, Ki-Yi Kapers, Club ,... DELORES ENDRES -Girls' Glee Club, Bi-Phy-Chem .... MAXINE ENDRES-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Masque, Bi-Phy-Chern, Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers .... INGER ERTZGAARD iEx- change Sludenl from Nord-Trondelag, Norwayl Girls' Chorus, F.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque, Senior Class Play, Ki-Yi Kapers. JUDY EVANS-A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Band, P.N.A. Sql.-al-Arms, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers .... PAT FALVEY-F.F.A. Sec., Foofball, lnlra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers. Club .... DELORIS FENSKE-lAc+ivi+ies in Arlinglon, S. Dalml G.A.A.. Declam, Pep Club, Librarian lAcTivi'ries in W.l-l.S.l Tuclcs . . . MARIE FIEBELKORN-A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A. V. Pres., Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kap- ers, Bowling Club .... GERALD FISCHER-Boys' Glee Club, Track .... JANICE FISKVIK-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., F.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque .... ANN FOLEY- Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, F.N.A.. Tuclcs, Masque, Declam, Debale, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Laiin Club. 'ii' 1, aa- MICHAEL FOLEY--Mixed Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. N.A.S.S.. W Club. Golf Team. lnfra. B.B ..... JAMES FOX-Proieclors' Club. F.F.A., Junior Class Play . . . . JEROME FOX-Proiecfors' Club. B Foolball . . . . WILLIAM FRANTZ- Mixed Chorus. Eoolball. Track. lnlra. B.B.. Ki-Yi Kapers. Sludenl' Council. W Club . . . . DONNA FRENCH-Mixed Chorus. F.N.A., Tuclcs. Masque. Ki-Yi Kapers. Sfuclenl Council .... MARVEL GAMILL-Band. All-Slale Band. Clarinel Ouarlel. Clarinef Soloist Orcheslra. Bi-Phy-Chem. Tuclcs. Arrow. P 81 G, Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play. One Acl' Play .... MARJORIE GASPER-Girls' Glee Club. Masque .... MARCIE GERGEN-A Capella Choir. Aeolians, Mixed Chorus. Camera Club, F.T.A. Sec.-Treas.. Tuclcs. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play .... DAVID GIESSINGER-A Capella Choir. All-Slale Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. Traclc .... CAROLE GILBERTSON-Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A.. Tuclcs. Declam. Debafe. Ki-Yi Kapers. Senior Class Play. One Ad Play. BILL GIVENS-A Capella Choir. All Sfale Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Foolball. Traclc. lnl'ra. B.B.. Ki-Yi Kapers. Sludenl' Council. W Club .... JOHN GRANT-Band. Bi-Phy-Chem. Camera Club. lnl'ra. BB.. Debale. P 8: G, Senior Class Play. N.F.L.. Boys' Slale .... DOUGLAS GRAY-Mixed Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. lnlra. B.B.. P 8: G. Ki-Yi Kapers .... DARYLE GREEN .... PETER GRIBBIN- B Fooiball. lnlra. B.B.. Jr. Class Treas.. Golf Team. W Club ..., CAROLYNN GROTl l- Girls' Glee Club. Band. Camera Club. F.N.A.. E.T.A.. Tuclcs .... KAY HALAJIAN -A Capella Choir. Aeolians, Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Chorus. G.A.A. V. Pres.. G.A.A. Sec.-Treas.. Tuclcs. Tumbling Club. P 8: G. Ki-Yi Kapers. .1 fl HELEN HALLBERG-A Capella Choir. Girls' Glee Club. Band. Bassoon Soloisf. F.N.A.. Tuclc Pres.. Masque. Arrow. P 81 G Edifor-in-Chief. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Sfudenf Council. Ouill 81 Scroll. Thespians .... RONNY HALVERSON-A Capella Choir. Mixed Chorus. Camera Club. Proiecfors' Club. Hi-Y Pres.. Foofball. Baslcefball. Track. W Club. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play . . . . LEANN HAMMER-A Capella Choir. Aeolians. Cecelians, Girls' Chorus. Tuclcs. Masque, Declamafion. Debafe. Arrow. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play, One Acf Play. N.F.L.. Thespians .... MAURICE HANSON-Hi-Y, Foof- ball Co-Capf.. Baskefball. Track. Ki-Yi Kapers, Club. Chief of Arrows. N.A.S.S. . . . . GLENDA HARRIS-Orchesfra. All-Sfafe Orchesfra . . . . RONNIE HARRI- SON-lnfra. B.B ..... CAROL HASTINGS-lAcfivifies in Hazel. S. Dalcl Declam. Maioreffes. Junior Class Play. One Acf Play. Class Officer lAcfivifies in W.H.S.l Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A ..... DIANA HAUFF-Girls' Glee Club. F.N.A., vocal soloisf .... EVANGELINE HAYFORD-Mixed Chorus. Orchesfra, Orchesfra Small Groups. All-Sfafe Orchesfra. Tuclcs. Ki-Yi Kapers .... MAVIS HEATHCOTE- G.A.A.. G.A.A. Rofary Award. Senior Class Play. RON HEATHCOTE-Bowling Club .... HOWARD HEGSTROM-Senior Class Play .... TOM HEMSTOCK-Boys' Sfafe .... LINDA HERTZ--Melodears. A Capella Choir. Mixed Chorus. Cecelians. Orchesfra. Orchesfra Soloisf. Orchesfra Small Groups. All Sfafe Orchesfra. N.H.S., Thespians. Bi-Phy-Chem V. Pres.. F.N.A.. Tucks. Masque. Arrow Sfaff. P 81 G. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play. One Acf Play .... ARDIS HJELLMING-Girls' Glee Club, F.N.A.. .Junior Class Play .... MARGARET HUBBARD-Melodears. A Capella Choir, All-Sfafe Chorus. Cecelians. Band. All-Sfafe Band. Band Soloisf. N.H.S., Ki-Yi Royalfy. Girls' Sfafe. Thespians. Class Officers. Bi-Phy-Chem, Tuclcs, Masque, Declamafion. Debafe, Arrow Sfaff. P 81 G. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Pla . Senior Class Play .... WAYNE HUNTER-Band. Band Small Groups. Band Solloisf. Orchesfra. Orchesfra Small Groups. All-Sfafe Orchesfra. Bi-Phy-Chem. Camera Club. lnfra. B.B.. Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Plav DAVE JACOBSON-A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' OcI'e1', F.F.A., Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play .... MARILYN JACOBSON-G.A.A.. Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers .... MARJORY JACOBSON-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Chorus .... AUDREY JOHNSON-Girls' Glee Clulo, Band. All-Slale Band, Band Small Groups ,Bassoon Soloist Orcheslra, Ouill 81 Scroll, N.H.S., N.F.L., Thespian Sec., Tuclcs, Masque. Slale Declam Winner, Debale, Arrow Co-Ecliior. P 81 G Sfaff, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One Acl Play, Nalional Merif Scholarship Finalisl .... CHARLES JOHNSON-Band, G.A.A.. Inlra. B.B .... . DARWIN JOHNSON .... KAREN JOHNSON-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A.. Tuclcs. Ki-Yi Kapers .... MAGGIE JURGENSEN-Girls' Glee Club, Thespians, G.T.A., Tuclcs, Masque, Declam, Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One ACI Play .... SANDRA JUSTUS-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs .... MARILYNN KAASA- Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A.. F.N.A., Tuclcs, P 8: G Slalf. JANICE KELLER-A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club. Band, Band Small Groups, F.N.A., Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play .... KAREN KELLOGG-Band, N.l-I.S., N.F.L., F.T.A., Tuclcs, Declam, Deloale. Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play .... NANCY KIPP-A Capella Choir, Aeolians, Girls' Glee Club, Band. G.A.A.. F.T.A., Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers . . . CASPER KLUCAS-I'Ii-Y, Foolball, Baslcelball, Traclc. W Club .... BOB KLUCAS-Band, Boys' Slale, Bi-Phy-Chem, Ki-Yi Kapers, Hi-Y. Inlra. B.B ..... BOB KNUDTSON-Track, Inlra. B.B., Cross Counlry, W Club .... LLOYD KOEPKE-Inlra. B.B., Junior Class Play. MELVIN KONRADY-F.E.A., Eoolball, Hi-Y, Infra. B.B.. Ki-Yi Kapers. Club . . . . JEROME KRANZ-lnlra. B.B. . . . . DONNA LAFRAMBOISE-Girls' Glee Club .... MARY LANDUYT-Girls' Glee Club, Bi-Phy-Chem Sec., Camera Club, Tuclcs, Masque. Jr. Class Play, Sludenl Council .... GRETCHEN LANGENFELD- A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus. Cecelians, Ki-Yi Princess, Tespians, Masque, Tuclcs, Tuclc Sweelhearf, Songleader, Cheerleader, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One Acr Play .... COLLEEN LEISURE-Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Chorus, G.A.A ...,. JOYCE LEISURE-lAclivil'ies in Thomas. S. Dalcl Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class Officer, Oueen Candidare, Cheerleader. Thomas Tiger Sfaff, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One Acf Plays .... BILL LEKVOLD-Mixed Chorus, l-li-Y, Track, B.B., Eoolball, Ki-Yi Kapers .... KAY LEONARD-A Capella Choir, Cecelians, Siudenf Council, Ki-Yi Kapers .... DENNIS LINDNER-A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers. GLORIA LIPELT .... GAIL LUKEN-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Tuclcs. P 8: G Sfaff .... RUSSELL LUNDE-Thespians, Foo+ball, Traclc, lnfra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers. Senior Class Play, One Acl Play .... LARRY LUNDEEN-Ki-Yi Kapers, Ki-Yi Chielfain. Senior Class Presidenr, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Baslcefball, Track, infra. B.B.. Cross Counfry, Senior Class Play, Sludenl' Council .... LAWRENCE MACK- F.E.A., Eoofball .... GERDA McCLlNTlC-A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Band. Brass Sexlef. Orchesira, N.E.L., Junior Class Sec., Bi-Phy-Chem Treas. and V. Pres., F.N.A., Tuclcs, Declam, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play. One Ac? Play, Junior Science Academy V. Pres ..... DALE McELl-lANY-A Capella Choir, All-Sfafe Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Boys' Oclel, N.A.S.S.. E.E.A. Pres. and V. Pres., Hi-Y, Fool- ball, Baslcelball, Traclc, One Acl Play. Ki-Yi Kapers, ln+ra B.B., Vocal Soloisf. SONDRA MCLAUGHLIN-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Chorus, Masque, Tuclcs IBoard of Direcforsl, F.N.A., Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play . . . . MARY JANE MEADOWS-A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Cecelians. Ki-Yi Royalfy, Thespians, Masque, Tucks, Songleader, Cheerleader, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, S'I'uden+ Council, F.N.A ..... THOMAS MEEK- Boys' Glee Club, Masque, Thespians, E.F.A., Track, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class PIay, One Ac'r Play .... NADINE MERRITT-A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Tuclcs, Cecelians, F.T.A. Vice Pres., Masque, P 8: G Sfaft Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play .... MARIAN MIDDLETON-A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club. Band, Band Small Groups, Band Soloist E.T.A. Hislorian, Tuclcs, Masque, Thespian Pres., N.F.L., Declam, Debafe, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play .... FLORENCE MILLER-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, F.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque .... WILLIAM MILLER-InI'ra B.B .... . LOIS MINER-AII-Slafe Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Cecelians, Band Sgt-al-Arms, Brass Sexfet Band Soloist Girls' Trio. N.H.S., Girls' S+a're, Girls' Nafion, N.F.L. Sec. and V. Pres., Junior Class Pres., Tucks Sec.-Treas., Masque, Declam, Debale-Won Sfafe Debafe 2 Yrs., Nafional Debafe Tournamenl 2 Yrs., Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play, Sfudenf Council V. Pres., Girls' Exfemp-Slale Winner: 5'rh in Na+ionaI Girls' SI'a're Exfemp, Voice of Democracy Local and Sfafe Winner, D.A.R. Cifizenship Award .... ROSS MITCHELL-Mixed Chorus, Inlra. B.B ..... ELAINE MIXDORF -Tuclcs, P 81 G Sfait Ki-Yi Kapers. KENNETH MOES-N.H.S., Ki-Yi Royalfy, N.F.L. Pres., Boys' Slale, S'ruden+ Council Pres., Bi-Phy-Chem, Declam, Slafe Debale Champs, Na'rionaI Debale Tournament Ki-Yi Kapers .... MARJORIE MONAHAN-Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A ..... MARILYN MOYER--Senior Class Play .... JOHN MURPHY-Band, Bi-Phy-Chem Pres. and Treas., F.F.A., One Ac+ Play, Ki-Yi Kapers .... PATRICIA MURPHY- Girls' Glee Club, Band. Bi-Phy-Chem, Tuclcs, Masque .... -BARBARA NELSON-A Capella Choir, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers .... JOANNE NEL- SON-Mixed Chorus, Orcheslra, Orchesfra Soloist Sfring Ensemble, AII-Sfale Or- chesfra, Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers. I YYYi , , I ,, E JACK NORDSTROM-Ki-Yi Kapers . . . KATHLEEN OLSON-A Cappella Clwoir. All-Slale Clworus, Aeolians, Mixed Chorus, E.T.A., Tuclc Board of Direcrors. Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play, Melodears .... JUDY OSTRANDER-F.N.A ..... LEROY PADGETT-Track, lnlra. B.B ..... SHARON PAlNE-A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Band, Band Soloisl, Orcheslra, Tliespians, Masque, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play .... TERRY PATTERSON-Mixed Chorus, Ki-Yi Kapers .... KEITH PERRY-A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Band, French l-lorn Ouarlel. N.H.S., Bi-Plwy-Clwern, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play .... MAYNARD PETERSON -A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Proieclors' Club, Eoolball . . . . JEAN PETERSON-Tuclc Board ol Direclors, P 81 G, Sludenl Council Sec., N.H.S., Ki-Yi Royally .... GAYLE POPHAM-Orclmeslra Pres., All-Slale Orclwes- Tra. E.N.A. KAREN POULSON-Melodears, Band, Flule Ouarler, Slale Declam Winner, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play, One Acl Plays, A Cappella Choir, Ce- celians. Band Vice Pres., N.F.L. Sec., Tliespian Vice Pres., Tuclcs, Masque, Debale, Ki-Yi Kapers, Sludenr Council .... ZALE PUHLMAN-A Cappella Choir, Band, Junior Class Play .... DELORES PURINTUN .... MARY LOU RADERSCHADT- Mixed Clworus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Clworus, Band, Camera Club V. Pres., F.N.A., Tuclcs, Masque, Arrow .... ROBERT RAMYNKE .... MARY JO RASCHKE- Mixed Clworus, Girls' Glee Club, l:.T.A., Tuclcs, Masque, Declarn, Debale, Arrow, P 81 G, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One Acl Play. N.F.L., Thespians .... LYLE RATLIFF-Band, Senior Class Play Slage Mgr., Ki-Yi Kapers. RICHARD REDDY-Boys' Glee Club, Band, Sax Ouarlel, Band Solois+, Orclwesfra, Bi-Plwy-Chem, Hi-Y, Baclcefball, In'rra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play .... MERLYN REDLIN-F.F.A., Infra. B.B., Senior Class Play . . . . MARION REIHE-G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Clnorus, Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers. Senior Class Play .... LEE RHODES--A Cappella Choir, All-S'Ia+e Clworus, Boys' OcI'e'r, Hi-Y Treas., Foolball Capt, Baslcefball, Track Mgr., Declam, DeIoa+e, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.A.S.S., N.I:.L., Boys' Sfale .... DONALD RITZ-I:.E.A ..... JEROLD ROETHLER-Hi-Y, Foorball, Baslcelball, Track, Ki-Yi Kapers, N.A.S.S., Sludenl Coun- cil, Club .... MARY ROSO-I:.T.A., Tuclcs, Senior Class Play .... ALICE ROUSH-Girls' Glee Club, F.N.A., Tuclcs .... RICHARD SAGE-A Cappella Clnoir, Band, Camera Club, B Poolball, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One ACI Plays, Masque. Thespians .... JOAN SCHAACK-Tuclcs. KENNETH SCHAACK-Camera Club, Hi-Y, Baslcefball, Traclc, Cross Counlry, Ar- row, P 81 G, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play, Ouill and Scroll, Ki-Yi Royally, N.A.S.S.. Boys' Slafe, Senior Class Sec., PEGGY SCHNACKENBERG-Girls' Glee Club. Tuclcs, Masque, Songleader, Ki-Yi Kapers, Tnespians, SopI1. Class Treas ..... KEN- NETH SCHROEDER-A Cappella Choir, Eoofball, Baslcefball, Declam, Ki-Yi Kapers. Junior Class Play, One ACI Plays, Boys' Slafe, Tlwespians .... WILLIAM SCHUR- MANN-Bi-Plriy-Chem, Ki-Yi Kapers .... GLORIA SHENK-Band, Brass Sexler, Camera Club, Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play .... LAURA SHEPHERD- F.N.A ..... ALAN SIGELMAN--Camera Club. InI'ra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play, Boys' Slale. BEVERLY SLEITER-A Cappella Choir, All-Slale Chorus, Aeolians. Cecelians, Vocal Soloisl .... RICHARD SMITH-Eoolball, Baslcelball, Traclc, N.A.S.S ..... NELLIE SORSEN .... JANET SPIERING-G.A.A.. Tuclcs. Ki-Yi Kapers, Bowling Club . . . . SHIRLEY SPILDE-Girls' Glee Club .... DARLENE STEE-Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, E.N.A.. Tuclcs, Seniors Class Play .... KAREN STEIN-Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs, Masque, Senior Class Play .... ARLYN STREGE-A Cappella Choir, F.F.A ..... JANICE STREGE-Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Chorus .... SANDRA TESCH-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs, Masque. SHIRLEY TESCH-Band, Clarinel Quarlef, Clarinel Soloist Orcheslra, All-Slafe Or- cheslra, Senior Class Play .... GERALD THOMPSON-A Cappella Choir, All- S+al'e Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Fooball, lnlra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers, N.A.S.S ..... KAREN RAE THOMPSON-A Cappella Choir, All-Slale Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Cecelians, Vocal Soloisl. Meloclears. Tuclcs, Declam, Debale. Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Masque, N.F.L., Thespians . . . . SHIRLEY THOMPSON-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs .... DAVID TRANDAL-Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y. Eoolball, Baslcelball, ln'rra. B.B., Arrow. Ki-Yi Kapers, Sfudenl Council, W Club. N.A.S.S.. Soph. Class Pres., Senior Class V. Pres ..... BAR- BARA TRITZ-Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A ..... LAVERNE TRUE. JUDI VALENTINE-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs, Masque, Tlwespians, Clieerleacler, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, One Ac'r Play .... JERRY VANDE- BERG-I-Ii-Y, Eooiball, Traclc, InI'ra. BB., N.A.S.S., W Club, Senior Class Treas., Sfudenl' Council .... SHIRLEY VANSICKLE-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs, Senior Class Play .... NADENE VENEMA-A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, F.N.A. Sg'r.-a+- Arms, Ki-Yi Kapers .... JIM VOGT-N.A.S.S., Club, Eoofball, Baslcelball, Track, Proiecfors' Club, I-Ii-Y, Ki-Yi Kapers, Soplw. Class V. Pres., Junior Class V. Pres ..... JIM WABA-Foolball, In'rra. B.B ..... JANET WAGNER-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Clworus, Camera Club, F.N.A., Tuclcs, Ki-Yi Kapers . . . . WILLIAM WAGNER-Bi-PI'iy-Clnern Treas., Declam, Debafe, P 81 G, AII- Slaie Journalism Sfaff, La+in Club, Ki-Yi Royalfy, N.E.L. V. Pres., Boys' S+a+e, Boys' NaI'ion Allernale .... FRANK WELCH-InI'ra. B.B., Ki-Yi Kapers .... JANICE WERTI-I-Girls' Glee Club, Tuclcs. CAROLYN WHITE-A Cappella Choir, Cecelians Band, Drum Duef, Drum Soloisf, Tuclcs, Masque, Tlwespians, N.I-I.S., N.E.L., Girls' Siafe, Deba+e, S'ra're Declam Winner, P 8: G, Ki-Yi Kapers, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One ACI' Play .... DELLA WICKES-Tuclms, Ki-Yi Kapers, Senior Class Play .... DIJANE WILLIAMS -A Cappella Choir, Junior Class Play, Eoofball .... ALLEN WILSON .... DARLA YOCOM-Maioreifes .... JANICE YOCOM-Mixed Chorus, Tuclcs, Ma- ioreffe, Tumbling Club Pres., Ki-Yi Kapers. L'i1L 1 T . iii? mg 3 Qi y 'W ix Tw 3 my K lf gg iw 1 2 5 Hifi? Pe 4 ii ,,,: ,T Ken Moes Lois Miner his-6 Larry Lundeen lvlargareT Hubbard Bil Wagner REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS IUUSTRA TE OUAIITIES 0F MERIT Each year, The senior class oT WHS selecTs Tour boys and Tour girls as iTs represenTaTive seniors. These seIecTions are based on schol- asTic aTTainmenT oT aT leasT a C average, dependabiliTy, coopera- Tion, ciTizenship, and service. Many oT These sTudenTs were ouTsTand- ing in aT leasT one Tield, and several oT Them were ouTsTanding in many Tields. These represenTaTive seniors possess several gualiTies and TalenTs ThaT will beneTiT Them Tor The resT oT Their lives. Karen Poulson Ken Schaaclc GreTchen Langenfeld VV.. ' ,Hmmm T: ghgjfz ik f ff i n .X ,. j 2 :W yy V I 5' i K L ZH if 1 Y 5 JUNIORS This has truly been the big year for the class of l959. Dil- igent work on everyone's part was rewarded, as was shown by their successful class play. ban- quet, and the iunior-senior prom. Tom McGrann, president: Joan Stoltt, treasurer: Stan Vik, vice- president: and Nancy Turner, secretary, did an excellent iob of leading the juniors. x David Ackerman Karen Ackerman Kenneth Atkinson Mary Ann Austin John Baker Joyce Barber Mary Bartron Janice Bellman Carl Below Josephine Benthin Marlys Beskow Wallace Billington Richard Bohls Larry Boyer t C iifry- fffk l mmf' A will leva Brokks Janet Brandriet Angelica Brenton Mary Breyer Beverly Briggs Mary Brown Edith Bunde Darrell Burns Judy Cavonaugh Shirley Ching Karen Clark Robert Caplan Paul Cordell Beth Crawford 30 JUNIOR CLASS' IS' 6l-IALLENGED .4 ami t 4 C5 Phyllis Creaser Marlene Dahl Phyllis Davey Robert DeVille Carol Eastberg Jane Ellwein Audrey Englund Judy England i if 7 'wb in F . F F i it wifi 'L an J 1 s. ' fr , k:,,kLk,, x 1- F , 'rrerr K t tt ,,. 'H A I K I . E. Ju -, - - ,, . t 55 J rw- ff J -J ' T' p . lre 1 ll il Z l 5 s 9-was Maryl Fortin Patricia Gilliland Valois Fox James Frantz Robert Frey Judy Gilman Harlan Gran Maurice Gunder SOV1 BY VARIED A6'TlVlTlES ,. ix Gil ii ' 12..- , , V LSZXAQ -- . gi ' xixhshaf- ,lim l glie .4 ' l i MN il. 591 1 it +1 ff ?1.f 'gk ,ge- ti if . Jai , miil ft -' ,wiki Kenneth Drake Sharon Feuerstein QZJHWJ J-'Qsgg J ,1 i, ig' -:X V Si r, .bwfikr ., B . .. sf , it 'iam K -L -M , Fredric Drendow Linda Fish ff-25' Kenneth Drovdal Gail Fiskvik ' rs .i L ' l W K 'f f A we . . ,limi 1 F tt'ii K g I r '.:V ' jun iii 'W' F JH: l, f K . Q , 'them .. - Curtis Furness Merlin Haclcbart 5 l I may xkh. ,. if K ' . in Pi. i' j A ,if itil David Gibson Dennis Halling as , st M! t ,tis gli, ' . X R, K ...my s N .T v, Sonja Gillies Kenneth Halverson ,, ,- A, , , , ,ts .,,, , , Q ,, , H ky v yy ixi N V, V V V . Wtiit do rrees e t Q- ' P F J i i J 4 'Ni ' it K K rrt f hr- s F 1 J or rrs J' ,rt s si.r F F Y J K A611 K 4 ka' gi V,., tw, I . g - . 35- K . A 2.1: . 'Q -::, 52355 A K V sv: t' ' ' r - F' V ' ,',, wh 3 ' :-: -' l , , fy K 3 , K A ' , 3 ' f A 5 K K 9 'ls + -H K if t 5 J 'ft P F . as Q ,D 4 A N A I ll'r ' J J ' J K Vfrlxi yy e y y ye yyees, , l v yy i .. I, -t J lri'r J J E li A s. J e J David Hansen Sandra Hanson Louise Hanten Kathy Harkin Norman Hellbusch Joyce Henning Donna Henrichs Sharon Henrichs John Hoffman Merle Holscher Mary Horning Robbie Houtali 3l ng Joyce Howey Richard Hurlbut MGGRANN HEADS .IUNIORS THROUGH SUCCESSFUL YEAR - ff K XM .. C. Q2 , , -,i 2,1 , 1 gf' ,wi-., , 4 , -J 1, , r or 5526 1 J 1 y J H .ififl 41 .1,,,.,s V A S 5, - 1' i Y' :ffieleass yt - it V: ll it K 1 2 A X I 1 FW 1 ,,,., Q it i 1. g W . . - S S ,iffgh -I war A if Hi -illilrf 1' 1 G, , ,V , ,,L., 1 L A . .., , , it 1, K7 ' I A ffiflf 1i'99 :fl W' l 5'l':f:2::5i G ' rs tg fifi1'ift V Wi z 3 i lls? i ll Si tw f W J 59 5 - f 'fe if N ,H .5,,:- ,Q ' , e , K ., 1- ,, Barbara Johnson Janet Johnson Gene Kirsch Robert Jackson Marion Jacobson Thomas Jensen Ardis Johnson Richard Jurgensen Carol Jutting Terrance Kaaz Joan Keller Douglas Kluck ,.,. M rc L U is 1' xiii? K' 'f i.1:fgifV'V ' K ' V' 'Will ., 27 1 Marie Krause Sharron Mae Krause Harlan Kremer Kenneth Krienitz rri Larson Wanda Lausen Harold Layton Sharon Te Richard Lien Dean Limberg Marvin LeVake Connie Lovick Dennis Magner Benita Mahowold Carol Markve David Matz Rhoda McComb Gary McDowell Tom McGrann Barbara McGurren Nancy McNamara Robert Miller Betty Mills 32 ' Z. 1 1 f ... f .iw K1 Lg- . ,f. feel. S S 52. s 4 1 M ei i e 1. 'H' ' ,: 2f1YfKi s W. .L ffm, Q no if nf S v M Ji 't Q 1:4 wet, pak 19 1, Q, M .L 1 J Dean Jordan Joyce Kranz 1 'lg 1,,5 , Q24 4? v 1 -- 5 f 5 . ffi 551132 K My 3? ' h , 4 . W3iT1gK.. f Q. use X. Bri? ic .Il K , ' ' 1'-Sevier 5 ,i James LaFramboise Virginia Langenfeld Mary Larson Faye Lovell Ma 4 - 1 1 1:71 A 2 f Us ll' ' 2. ,g-1 .inlets J ' - 4 L K -- 1, ,1., , , 1 , .L , 1 -1 1tf1-'times :Ta ' - 'ii 'SFS' -'111'1.E1ff27f f - 1:11 Elsie McQuaig Gordon Mills ENT!-IU IASTIC AUDIENCE ACCLAIMS JUNIOR PIAY W. QU ? i ,. f il i iii3iiifiiifQ ' J. , i - e is l - ' or J ,e it ff'-, K . 1 f 'C Q' W My, FIN ' M J K 13 'il J issi i2f1iilt.f,gfiii xv Q 1 ilel J J J - X J 1 fi '1'- ' . ' ' - ' ' mm-. ' ' Q ' , J l if l fttiief - --ii f fi the fv ii , .' ' 'I 1 , - if - -A ' ' Q, K ' 5 , W li- , - J rf-we an - J L e ' 'if si we e M. ' i f i-1 , 'tl' : w'1:ztV?f5Yi2l' i T if? F FQR Q . -,- V - ':'L, , e Agzuf sei J t iff lit 'kih l fffiag li ' lf v W EA James Miner Doris Nelson Gary Mitchell Jean Mitchell Jeanette Mitchell Cleo Nielson Dole Nordstrom Arlene Olson ?'s J titi is. J J was safe New -A . ici ' ' miie: J ct,' .ttl H ic,,i ' J sitist 1 css it - - J J ,, A R J. :tf., '- ' i ' i i: T ' ' i'li' it 35 , iiit 'N f N K iii? Q ii AN ' if it sclc it it 'W itil? get e 'F' 1 W ife H J' ililgtlf ' ' 'J ,-- ic ' L i l , ,. , y sit f- f -lege 63- x f ' t i - ' fi ' .4512 i I Y' if-if J J J lisll R ,ref 'Y' , f ew? X , 's J ii, ,, i , 2 L5 + 5 ll K P' , T,,,w It ,,ti.g.,i,y l f.,lf1igl?l l . ll' L Z ' ,ix Q lscslsc e J if Edward Osowski Gregg Pickert Gerald Ostronder Randall Padgett Herbert Pederson Virgil Plunkett James Popham Kathryn Prey Monica Mitchell Lorraine Olson Eff I i mi i 155726 Z 'G ,I .-it - . t i -o n ' fgf.f2fVUf31 3 leg if --ll -, 5 ,A ,,.. .. i,5Si, Mi -J Martha Preshman Virginia Prey Q Reid Moore Phyllis Olson N-3z m.,,, ti . at 7 ,ii , -it Paul Moquist Judy Osbeck tig l i? iZ,ii , M J' 1 w it fw J' , 'is 1 J- , wgifimgggiz .. , , t , is: IX, K . ,. ,K it K ii Q it .fi 'xi 'Wh i .J , - gfi, f .ffm i .- filfg-iQil.,f.i - ., t... i i . -,,,- . .tink , iiii , V , w est . -iigtyjfgg H A ii -xy., ffkf q I1E3f'i.,-., -55 'Nfgfi2.lf 1,9-wtgtg i P7 . L, V ll f E . , .tgr . .,i.f,V i W 3? flifigi ,if i - i , , i.. Arvid Peterson John Raderschad l Roger Peterson t William Rahilly , il - 'fii1 ' A, , wi .. , w Joyce Rasmussen Roberta Redlin Carter Reese Carol Ries Roxanne Rogers Ellen Rosenbohm Shirley R050 Tom Rousseau Mary Schieber John Scott Robert Sheehan Mike Sheil Lorraine Shoff Janice Smith 33 SENIURS' ARE TREA TED T0 BANOUET AND PROM BY JUNIORS ,J ' - , f args, V 1 V ' , , - Q -a ss, V 5, ,... g- ffm. F ,ii ' 'f .affair f f -' , a . 'Ki ,, , , ,V fi,f.1?Q1gii? V1 V 'fill ,, Q V f f V7 ' fa if . P95 3 2, - if -Vu: -.L, ig, , L V I J KV , ,,Vfiy: , , g ,. he f A , 'U fn ,--' I gf , of I1 A it J , V' l J' I ' - , V Vp f 0- 9 ,. li. 5 ,Iv 'mf ' fffVff,,.511 A ElT:v'1'59Vf '-' .-c .e7f:f5fb.: .,.. t , . to l -L - v 1+ V 1 li , V V . , ' -Q - ' . A ,iii gy gig. , ' , ' if uf ' I Fw ,,,2.,,e+g7Vslfr?fzt2f3l1S K ' V ., ' rv 'ti' fp 'f' '- , ww-sf f. ., s r2ft!.s 52 ,1 MQW , . Quay V fo cities 1 ' ' ' 'J ff' N V I V , 1' J - . L J - -V ' ' iJiE??t?l5if'E X - ' , 1 it 'TVEW 'lk K Judy Smith Audrey Sturm Vincent Spilde Terry Swanson Sue Stephens Bonita Taecker Dean Spooner Janice Sykora Joan Stofft Darla Temple T T 'iii a-.:sdiFJ:4:?zfl7', ii 4 it A yi: lr - - if , ti E ui l, V- V lr sg pg 'T ', r .V Vi Q as L ' ' ., ' o - J 'rr H J is Vrr,V . fl T , os ...X ot J ee,' ., T J Saw , ,,.X L V H , J- R ' ' I HVVW so L . .Vx I Sinai N N ' : K V E V i5'?'Ci ,nm 1 E - ,. , 'L J - o V , , . .S-Vi - L ' ,,.f V ' K ' ,,,, I K . V V ,, , I VV - VVVV if . .lr VM, 5 X . 37' -A '1 1 V ' at Louise Tritz Terry Turbak Nancy Turner Sylvia VanSickle Stanley Vik Jeanne Watson Joanne Watson PIX NIXER5 Milton Cordell Theodore Cordell Mary l-lalling Donna Halverson Joyce Hunter Edward Kranz David Leech Roman Linder Milne McCullough Ron McDowell Darwin Nogelmeyer Art Satter Robert Scheusner LeRoy Schwanlce Robert Stadem Richard Wicks Dorothy Woods Corrine Yocum . 1-15 It Krazy 1-M, 'ixfi i S'-fc: E are out .. Pauline Strain Judy Thompson Audrey Strohfus Judy Thronson T' W ' f ff, J' M- :Vg i ,H ff. X Jack Waba Deanna Wareham Deanna Yocum RIGHT: Baby Tuck Monica Mitchell pedals her tricycle across the gym tlaor during Tuck initiation. Mary Jo Raschke is shown walking to the right. 34 CAMERA CA TGHES GUMPSE OF CLAS ES ACTIVITIES ABOVE: Concentroting on their history lessons ore these iuniors, FIRST ROW2 Judy Smith, Roberto Redlin, SECOND ROW: Arvid Peterson, Dorwin Nogelmeier, THIRD ROWS Mike McCullough, Borboro McGurren, Reid Moore, Dovid Motz. FOURTH ROW1 Robbie l-loughtoling, Richard Hurlbut, LOWER RIGHT: LeRoy Schwonke gozes mournfully ot the Comero os Cleo Neilson dips into the point while working on stoge for the junior closs ploy, John Boker, stoge rnonoger, is in the reor, LOWER LEFT: Chemists Verlin Boeder ond Dovid Jo- cobson test o solt solution os port of o new experiment. 1 OPHOMOR 5' Alfhough 'rhey are newcomers fo WHS, Ihe sophomore class officers have developed a well-organized. efficienf class. Barbara Hanson. president heads 'rhe class of over 250 sfudenls. Assisiing her are Tom Rozum, vice-presidenl: LoreI ra Karbo, secrelaryg and Marlene Nord- slrom, lreasurer. WHS has gained much 'rhrough The abilily and en- Jrhusiasm of lhe class of l96O. I W' . , E. . 1' r ., S' X f Q 'I 6- 3, gs! we 5. 0 '92 V I W '- . 1. 5 ' ' iv '- ' L, I . ' , , , ,. iirr,s . . . , , ,V A V5 5-'4,.,, 3 , ix- , I ZJQI4' I , K ,i f H ' iilwi ffw- 2' Alf' 1 l w' . fl .9 ,i,' :sf A If I3 . ' fiiffv -. - .. 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'.: ' . .,.,. -, e, . . I :Z -. ' n I .1 'E , v ' f 1 ,, if2i2i2ii5Yff?E?5'?fii2Ii , ,. . , .,,, K A, -v ff 153 if' aff ' 5 3 E ' , ., 'V f -- J I - , sf' 5 I V ' xg, 5'!Y?lfff fsE.g,,, iw lfgaf is ,- sl , 1 '1 .. I' ,.,, V, ,H . .: Mg- ,. ,-an If V av, afrzfaz'---'-S: ,, A.:-4. I il 'F ', .:f5ilT5 '! FIRST ROW: J. Leonard, M. Lien, D. Little, M. Livingston. P. Loe, K. Luken, J. Lunbom, R. Lundeen, V. Maine, D. Marquardt. SEC- OND ROW: C. Matteson, I. McQuaig, K. McGrann, L. Mclnroy, R. McNaboe, A. Miller, J. Miller, L. Miller, S. Miner, G. Morris. THIRD ROW: G. Murphy, R. Murphy, J. Neuedorf, K. Nielsen, J. Noeldner, M. Nordstrom, J. Nowell, S. Ohlsen, J. Ohlson, C. Olmanson. FOURTH ROW: J. Olson, E. Osowski, R. Ostrander, S. Ostrander, W. Ostrander, G. Painter, P. Parker, H. Freshman, D. Peterson, Peterson, D. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: H. Peterson, C. Popham, J. Popham, L. Prouty, N. Rasmussen, D. Rauach, M. Reine, C. Rheo, . Riley, J. Reblewsky. SIXTH ROW: K. Roso, T. Rozum, P. Rutten, M. Sakarison, J. Schaeffer, C. Schmeling, J. Schmidt, M. Schmiel, Schroeder, R. Scott. SEVENTH ROW: D. Seim, R. Seim, P. Scheil, D. Shenk, R. Siqelman, R. Simonton, K. Sivertson, S. Skallerud, Spooner, W. Stein. EIGHTH ROW: J. Stevens, J. Stimson, D. Strain, M. Strege, K. Stricherz, G. Strom, A. Sturm, E. Sturm, . Swanson, K. Taecker. 09919 38 WHS HAS' VALUABZE ASSET IN Tl-IE SOPHOMORE CLASS , , ' 'iffsfif fllfks I. 5 ., is vf :- -F3341 w:'A . wg., ,, L, W FIRST ROW: D. Tesch, B. Thompson, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, S. Thompson, F. Tigner, M. Tobin, K. Tribitt, C. True, T. True. SECOND ROW: P. Vandrey, D. Venema, K. Wagner, J. Walraih, M. Watson, C. Webber, C. Wess, R. West, J. Whelen, M. Wicks. THIRD ROW: R. Wicks, l. Wietgrefe, B. Williams, M. Williams, K. Willis, R. Wilson, D. York, D. York, R. Young, A. Zwieg, R. Zwieg. PIX NIXERS Ora Balien Edward Fox Leslie l-laider Marlin Heallwcole Alan l-lurlbui Eugene Johnson Myron Kemp James Klucas Sleplmen Mack LaVerne lvlcPeelc Jerome Milclwell Eugene Noeldner DeOrval Purinlun Allen Roe Bill Sclnmeling James Schusier Marlo Schwandl LeRoy Snvcler ' o en e er. ean or an, lane a s. an o nny son a e Merle Splini-er C II W bb D J cl D' A If ol J ln Ol Jr lc Robedh Tobin lime oul 'ro relax al' a WHS dance. ? SOPHS IN ACTION TOP: Enlhusiaslic soph roolers cheer The Arrows on a+ a pep rneeling in lhe senior high gym. CENTER: Biology sludenls Nancy Halling and Joan Schaeffer ap- pear lo be a lillle puzzled as 'rhey prepare To dissecl a crayfish. LOWER LEFT: Judy Neuendorl allempls 'ro iaclc 'rhe drivers' edu- calion car off lhe ground. LOW- ER RIGHT: lvlr. and lvlrs. Tim- rnerman 'rrip The lighl lanlaslic a+ The EEA. Sweelhearl dance. Mr. Timmerrnan is one of fhe sophomore biology inslruclors. U f'e't5!-fam ng 4 6 ' A 'WMRYXW G3 ffffiijpyybwfy 1 Wy, Wiwjwqw P0 7 ff!!! Wyffj fM7f'i jM,,ff 14 . ff! MM? Qjsfgiid Q if -41,-g, v sf' ' . ' LV3 fit' fy it it W LMP tb- v K N. I, V f i ' ,' STQMF emlder, Fa QQATEDZ Linda Hertz, LeAnn Hammer, Bruce Burghardt, Audrey Johnson, Helen Hallberg, X Jpne Born. STA DINGA ary Lou Raderschadt, Marvel Gamill, Mary Coplan, Ken Schaack, Mary Jo Raschke, Margaret Qlclubbgrd, PhyilIi5LAnderspn, ,Qove Trandal - N r, i .x .f.X.f W N 5 31 n 'Xi ' a s i i , . B . Y ' i nf- .N- MARROW STAEFERS BEAT 1958 DEADLINE ,,. .,- A Arrow photographers Dale Spooner and Joe Nowell print an- other ot the hundreds ot pictures that illustrate the work and fun ot lite in WHS. l Beware the ldes of March . . This was the ominous threat facing the fourteen frantic mem- bers of the Arrow staff as they rushed to meet their March I5 deadline. And their hard worlc paid off as they completed this year's Arrow-one of the largest yearbooks in WHS history-ahead of schedule. On March IZ. the last piece of copy was typed, the last picture was printed. and the last page plan was drawn. This was the climax of the worlc that began last September, when the staff was chosen and every member was assigned a specific iolo. Each section was under the supervision of a section editor and an assistant. Audrey Johnson. co-editor, directed the section editors, while Bruce Burghardt, co- editor, handled the sports phase of school life. lt may sound highly organized, but . . . aslc any staffer . . . the keynote for success was cooperation instead. The months of tension. work. and worry are now forgotten . . . but the results will always be seen in the finished product-the l958 Arrow. 46 . If V 5 1 , 77 4, ZS .? 'f-. ff WF ,,gjf,,,..,,MZ45Q-L- db' fwg, M .M 7 Lama , ,WWA QAMZMASQ j QWGW P0 ,ff,7wQ5 jY Xf f',:2' fix! X gg 'Siam r L 35 Wwwy fff M QM Margaret Hubbard KSN Moes Ken Schaack Mary Jane Meadows Jean Peterson Bll WOQYWGV These members of Ki-Yi Royalty were chosen by the entire student body after being nominated by the senior class, Reign- ing over the Royalty were Princess Gretchen Langenteld and Chieftain Larry Lundeen. They are pictured on the preceding two pages, g ' A distant drumbeatg the pomp and pageantry ot presenting the newly elected princess and chiettaing the gay testivity ot tloats, parades and pep, all combined to make a wondertul Ki-Yi Day, the memories ot our never-to-be-torgotten high school days which we shall tuclc into our minds. The day's events began at 6:30 when Miss Bruhn's sleepyeeyed art students painted the street in tront ot the high school with colortul de- signs. The highlight ot the day came when Masque and Thespians presented the annual Ki-Yi Legend. and Gretchen Langenteld and Larry Lundeen were chosen as this years Princess and Chiettaun. Following the . . . . . H I i presentation, the royalty led the 33-unit homecoming parade. The Arrows loss to the Mutche Kernes tem porarily dampened enthusiasm, but spirits were again litted at the annual homecoming dance to put the tinal touch to that wonderful day. ' 45 U i. . , ,file my V 3 K 2 Qi' l,.f'i v 5, ' - 1 , ,J 4 51.1 I. mg . E- . ,' QL. H., X' ABROVV Si1AtFFEiemHer3i qre SQATED: Lindo Hertz, LeAnn Hammer, Bruce Burghordt, Audrey Johnson, Helen Hallberg, June Born, STA .DING2 llvflary Lou Roderschadt, Marvel Gomill, Mary Coptan, Ken Schaock, Mary Jo Raschke, Margaret Hubbard, PhylliQ,Anderspn, Dave Trondol fit 4 .A x -s XX' V ,ia fe 'Xi' A ,. . i . ' NARROW smrrsles am 1958 DEADUNE Arrow photographers Dale Spooner and Joe Nowell print on- other ot the hundreds ot pictures that illustrate the work and fun ot lite in WHS. l , rlri Beware the lcles ot March . . This was the ominous threat tacing the tourteen trantic mem- bers ot the Arrow statt as they rushed to meet their March I5 deadline. And their hard work paid ott as they completed this year's Arrow-one ot the largest yearbooks in WHS history-ahead ot schedule. On March IZ, the last piece ot copy was typed, the last picture was printed, and the last page plan was drawn. This was the climax ot the work that began last September, when the statt was chosen and every member was assigned a specitic job. Each section was under the supervision ot a section editor and an assistant. Audrey Johnson, co-editor, directed the section editors, while Bruce Burghardt, co- editor, handled the sports phase ot school lite. lt may sound highly organized, but . . . aslc any statter . . .the keynote tor success was cooperation instead. The months ot tension, work, and worry are now torgotten . . . but the results will always be seen in the tinished product-the l958 Arrow. 46 m Dui PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF members lfor the first sernesferl are SEATED2 Judy Gilman, Mary Jo Rasclwke, Edilorein- Chief June Born, Marvel Gamill, Ken Scnaadc. STANDING: Mary Larson, Elsie McQaaig, Roxy Rogers, Terri Larson, Carol Julting, Margaret Hubbard, Joe Novvell, P 6 G STAFF5' KEEP STUDENTS INFORMED Editor-in-Chief Helen Hallberg, Carol Markve, Phyllis Olson, Pauline Strain, Dale Spooner, SECOND ROW: Merlin Hack- barr, Ann Foley, John Baker. lxigl 5 -L Q WWA . , ,.,Q1X,j ., V , S K M ,. ' Q:-,523-nk5: ,w: X , ' HQNQ 'I ' M ZIP? ' 2 k A' 1 V 19 L 5 L U ' WV H 1 . A , I 75 . , 1 S : af- fm E ' f' -W . a, , ,---1 1--:,..,.u.':5-51:31 I f fwzg X , Q , , 2 . ,,,, 5: 5 f Qu L .g f. ' My 3 A , -1 f Ai? X , ' , - ' ., Ai 'fu Egsx 4 if gf ' Q ig, g ,X M QR, Q H . .M 'Wx Q2 H Y' J W A ,, A 5 ,.,. , ..,, Q fi Af, 2 W V 5 h ug I 'W W, 9.,,,Ww My ,.. . 3 Q le Ma . r 4 f Q A Lf' gg? ' -'K M 9 w fi Xi .V,.,,.,f,4. ..-w..7..,,. ,, , .W ,Wwmw . LOCAL DECLAM FINALISTS are FIRST ROW: Ken Moes Bil Wagner Dave Ackerman Lois Miner Audrey Johnson Snowy White, Miriam Colman. SECOND ROWZ Phyllis Anderson Karen Paulson Reid Moore LeAnn Hammer Ken Schroe der, Miriam Cofman, Gerda McCIinfic, Kiernan McGrann WHS SCORES AGAIN IN STA TE DECIAM Once again Mr. Harold Sam son's speech deparfmenf wallced off wilh ihree superior rafings in ihe sfaie declam conlesf. The ihree seniors who broughi home 'rrophies for WHS are Gercla McClin+ic. dramaiic: Karen Poul- son, humorous: and Snowy While. poe+ry. These girls and Lois Miner. oraiory, were also superior winners in lhe regional declam con- iesiz Because of 'rhe record number of slu- denls parficipaling. an eliminaiion and a final coniesi were held ai' a local level. STATE DECLAM WINNERS are Karen Poulson, Gerdo McCIintic, and Snowy White, This is Karen's second year as a state winner, and also the third consecutive year that WHS hos received at least Three superiors in the state contest. 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS are FIRST ROW INUCLEUSI1 Keith Perry, Linda Hertz, Ken Moes, Carolyn White, Margaret Hubbard, Lois Miner, Karen Kellogg, Phyllis Anderson, Audrey Johnson. Absent from the nucleus are Nan Davies ond Jean Peterson, SECOND ROW: John Grant, Janice Collins, Helen Hallberg, Karen Paulson, June Born, Marion Middleton. THIRD ROW Jerry VondeBerg, Gerda McClintic, Dianne Brown, Gail Lulcen, Shirley VanSickle, Karen N Bl Wa ner, Bob Klucas, Also absent from the picture are Lee Rhodes Thompson, Mary Jo Raschke, Re ee Carpenter, i g and Ken Schaack. 29 ATTAIN MEMBERSHIP IN NI-IS One ot WHS's highest awards is membership in National Honor Society. A scholastic average in the upper 257, ot the class and a high degree ot leadership and citizenship are the requirements. A nucleus ot IO iuniors was initiated into NHS in May. l957. Other deserving seniors were admitted in March ot this year. Mr, Melvin Hanson is the adviser. Outstanding iournalists are honored each year by membership in Ouill and Scroll, an international honorary society tor high school journalists. ln or- der to become a member, one must be in the upper one-third ot his class and must have done outstand- ing worlc in the tield ot iournalism. New members were initiated in April. Mrs. Dorothy Fosness is the adviser. 0 5 S GIAIMS OUTSTANDING RECORD QUILL AND SCROLL members are Ken Schoack, June Born, Hellen Hallberg, Bruce Burghordt, Audrey John- son. 50 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE members are KNEELINGQ Merlin Hackbart, Ken Drake, David Gibson, Tom Rozum, Peter Foley, Dave Marquardt, Jim Baker, Bil Wagner, Ken Moes. STANDING: Jeanie Stevens, Lois Miner, Mary Ann Krull, Sharee Glaze, Karen Lampy, Carole Riese, Doris Nelson, Beth Crawford, Mary Dunn, Shiela Haggar, Audrey Johnson, Kier- nan McGrann, Janice Hummel, Karen Paulson, Mary Dugan, Judy Neuendorf, Lucille Huebner, Deanna Yocom, Phyllis Anderson, Snowy White, Gerda McClintic, Margaret Hubbard, NEI ENUOURAGES SPEECI-I ACTIVITIES The National Forensic League is an honorary or- ganizaTion consisTing OT speech sTudenTs who have earned 20 points or more by parTicipaTing in inter- scholasTic speech conTesTs. Higher degrees oT Honor. Excellence, and DisTincTion are given Tor su- perior worlc in speech. Lois Miner earned The dis- tincTion OT ranking Third in The naTion on The basis OT poinTs earned. One of The honors aT The school year is To be a delegaTe chosen by The Taculty each spring To rep- resenT WHS aT Girls' STaTe and Boys' STaTe. These sTuclenTs are senT To DalroTa Wesleyan UniversiTy and Northern STaTe Teachers College respecTively. As sTaTers These sTudenTs learn abouT government and gain practical experience in pracTicing demo- cratic principles. STA TERS GAIN EXPERIENGE IN GOVERNMENT STATERS are SEATEDi Lois Miner lwho was also a dele- gate to Girls' Nationl, Snowy White, Margaret Hubbard. STANDING: Bil Wagner, Ken Moes, Alan Sigelman, Ken Schaack, Ken Schroeder, Tom Hemstock, Lee Rhodes, John Grant, Bob Klucas. Sl l Howard Hegstrom, John Grant, Peter Gribbin, and Dick Tom Meek makes a tlying leap tor Sharon Paine as he Sage call the spirit ancestors together as Carole Gilbert- tries to rescue his fuel pump. son is engrossed in her knitting. Peter Gribbin is apparently over- come with joy as he gleetully trips Alan Sigelman. SENIORS' PRESENT COMIC-FANTASY l f GREEN VA UE Y Nestled away in the Calitornia hills is tiny, picturesque, Green Valley-the kind ot place you come upon unexpectedly one day. later recall. but can never seem to recover. Such is the setting tor the senior's comic tantasy play GREEN VALLEY Eldon Berry -easy going owner ot Green Valley ...s.,.,.scs..ssss,,..,, Ken Schaack Prim Stokes-spirited girl in love with Eldon ssss.,.,.,,.,,,,,,,E Margaret Hubbard Tobias Everheel -city teller who tries to take Green Valley .,,, Alan Sigelman Tinker Smith- Everheel's pushed about right hand man .,,,.s,,,.,. Tom Meek Martha Mears- a city archeologist interested in bones ,,,,..,. Sharon Paine Prudence Berry-the provocative little witch gal ,,,,,,,sus.... LeAnn Hammer Grandpa Berry-Eldon's lively, long-dead ancestor ,,,,,,,,,s...,.... Pete Gribbin Granny Berry-interested in helping to save Green Valley ,,,, Carole Gilbertson Lonesome Berry-ancestor interested in tractor parts ..,,,.c.,,,L Dick Reddy Eva Friese-coarse, out-spoken Creamery maid ....,,,.., , ,...L Marian Middleton Spirits ot thefpastz Calhoun Berry, Dick Sage: Jeb Berry, Howard Hegstrom: Ransome Berry, John Grant. Others: Janice Collins, Marilyn Moyer, Ann Foley, Maggie Jurgensen. Russell Lunde. Displaces Settlers: Rute Thomas, Larry Lundeen: Sarah Thomas, Karen Poul- son, Hip Cooley, Jim Beskowq Mamie Cooley, Audrey Johnson. Shade Stokes, Merlyn Redlin. Karen Paulson, Ann Foley, John Grant, Audrey Johnson, Margaret Hubbard glares jealously at Ken Schaack over Russell Lunde, LeAnn Hammer, and Jim Beskow get to- his ticticious new girl-friend. gether for a hoe-down. Clara gives Seppi money to bring Heidi back. You must learn to curtsy Heidi, tor Uncle Peter. I-lElDl PORTRA YED BY JUNIOR CLASS The always popular children's tale. Heidi, a four-act drama. was chosen as this year's Junior Class Play. and was presented on March I9, 20. and 2l. lt was the story of a little girl and how she affected the lives of those with whom she came in contact. The little girl's problems. the solving of those problems, and a happy ending combined to form a delightful pro- duction. Heidi-The charming little girl .s.A....,,..,..,...,..,o.....,,.,,...... Robbie Houghtaling Alm Uncle-Old grouch whose kindness is reveladed .s,..,..,.,......, Stanley Vilc Minister-Amiable clergyman ,,,.,,,,.s,,,.,,,,,,,.s,.,..s,,.,,..,, ........ R oger Peterson Peter-Young brat who is changed by Heidi ..... .,..,,,..,..., D avid Gibson Dete- Heidi's snobbish aunt .................,,..s...,..... .,........,,,. J udy Thompson Brigatta-Peter's temperamental mother ....,.,... ...,...,. N ancy McNamara Peter's Grandmother- Blind. loving old lady ..,.,s. ....,., , Benita Mahowald Seppi- Ragged boy from streets of Frankfurt ....,.,,,,,..,.....,s..ss. Paul Cordell Tinette- Maid in Sesman home ..............................,,......,.....,,., Judy Thronson Fraulein Rottenmeier-Sesman governess , ss,.,..,.,..,,s.,.......,...... Phyllis Creaser Clara Sesman --Crippled girl who walks with l-leidi's help ,,s,.,..., Carole Ries V V Mr. Sesman-Clara's lrindly father .............s......,......,..,..,.........,,..,., Jim Miner Madame Sesman -Clara's grandmother .,,,. ..,.,.................. R Oxy Rogers Director- Fine job! ,.,s.,,v,e,s,,s..,..,............... ........ M r. Rudy Stradinger Kathryn Prey works diligently on the elaborate stage settings which is necessary for the success of any production. Poor Heidi sobs to Clara because she wants to go home to Elated Heidi shows Clara her kittens. her Grandfather. Keeping pace wilh inrernafional develop- menls. Wl-lS'ers soared info ou'rer space as They presenled Kinlups Kapers To an en- Thusiasfic audience on January 22 and 23. A record number of 24 ads were presenled by various clubs. homerooms and acfivifies in WHS. UPPER LEFT: Members ol Mr. Erlandson's homeroom sing one of lhe several space minded commercials 'rhey composed. CEN- TER: Our hero Jerry VandeBerg is caughl in l'he acl' ol: shooling anolher vicrim wilh his prized ray gun. This acl, enfirled Mur- der in Jrhe Mars Morgue was presenled by fhe Sfudenf Council and won The popular sludenls' award. LOWER LEFT: A cappella choir members load +heir space ship for a Jrrip +0 +he moon. as rhey sing Comic Cal- ypso. BELOW: Worlcing behind 'rhe scenes are Bob Schurmann and Lyle Ralliff as Jrhey pul' +he finishing 'touches on The miniafure Spurnik. KINTUPS' CAPTIVA TE KAPER5 CROWD UPPER RIGHT: The Aeolians sing a Ka- pers Komparisonf' CENTER: Bill Wagner. Kapers emcee. explains +0 Jrhe audience fhaf Kin+ups is Spu+nilc spelled backwards. LOWER LEFT: We cafch a glimpse of The gay 20's as 'rhe Rag+ime Roclceleersu do The ever-popular Charlesfon. The sophomore girls are Kiernan McGrann. Kale Foley, and Mary Dugan. LOWER RIGHT: Dog meels dog fo climax Mu+nilc's Views from lhe Spulnilcf' puf on loy Mr. lvli+chell's homeroom. x.. L. lk. M gififw W, rigs ' Roxy Rogers, Gerold Briggs, Carol Ries, ond Tom Meek ore coptivoted os they owoif The outcome of the horse roce in the one-oct ploy l'm A Fool. ONE-ACT PLAYS' REVEAI DRAMATI6 TAUENTS Four one acl plays direcied by Mr. Rudy Slradinger. WHS dramalics feacher. were wirnessed by The high school al special convocalions during ihe school year. l'm A Fool. a comedy. was 'rhe siory of a boy named George, a groom al lhe race iraclc. who wanied io impress a girl. He wen? aboul by prefending he was some- one else. George was oufwilfed by his own foolishness. Appearing in l'm A Fool were Tom Meek as George. Mary Jo Raschke as Mofher, Robbie Houghialing as Mildred. Russ Lunde as Burl, Dale McElhany as fhe Dude. Carol Ries as Lucy. Roxy Rogers as Elinor. and Gerald Briggs as Wilbur. The Twelve-Pound Look porirayed an English lady. Kale, who made anolher woman appreciafe ihe self-saiisfaclion one gels from working. Kale. played by Karen Poulson, was once married 'ro Sir Harry Sims. buf had lefi him because he was foo successful. Lady Sims. Sir Harry's second wife. is pla ed by Maggie Jurgensen. Dale McElhany is casl' as Sir Harry Sims and Paul Cordeli is Tomes. 'rhe buller. Mory .Io Roschke gives Tom Meek some odvice os Robbie Houghtoling looks on. This scene was token from the one-oct ploy l'm A Fool. ie THESPIAN members ore FIRST ROW: Audrey Johnson, secretory, Morton Middleton, president, Koren Poulson, vice president, SECOND ROW1 Ken Schroeder, Non Dovies, Koren Thompson, Mory Jo Roschke, Lindo Hertz, Moggie Jurgenson, Dick Soge, Tom Meek. THIRD ROW: Helen Hollberg, Morgoret Hub- bord, LeAnn Hommer, Shoron Poine, Gretchen Longenteld, Mory lone Meodows, Jonice Collins, Dionne Brown, Snowy White, Shoron Bridge. OUTSTANDING DRAMA TISTS BEGOME THESPIANS' Ten points and ten hours ot work in Masque qual- ities a student tor membership in Thespians, the honorary dramatic society. Members ot this organ- ization sponsor Ki-Yi Kapers. Wt-lS's annual variety show. Marian Middleton is Thespian president and Miss Florence Bruhn is adviser. Al-'S' PROMOTES INTERNA Tl0NAl UNDERSTANDING Walk together Talk together All ye peoples ot the earth, For then and only then Shall we have peace. This is the motto ot the American Field Service, a student exchange pro- gram in which WHS has participated in tor three years. Decorating the - Christmas tree are llettl i' Margaret Hubbard, last summers exchange stu- dent representing WHS in Germany, and lrightl In- ger Ertzgaard. AFS'er V trom Norway. , ,s i. 57 s SENIOR TLJCKS are FIRST ROW: Janice Werth, Shirley Thompson, Judi Valentine, Ann Creaser, Marian Middleton, Sandra Tesch, Mary Caplan, Carolyn Groth, Nadine Merritt, Sharon Paine. SECOND ROW: Mary Rosa, Jeanette Borkhuis, Sharon Bridge, Mary Jane Mead- ows, Phyllis Anderson, Barbara Nelson, Alice Roush, Dianne Brown, Janice Yocom, Janice Collins, Ann Foley. THIRD ROW: Helen Hallberg, Shirley VanSickle, Maxine Endres, Delores Endres, Kay Holaiian, Deloris Fenslce, Gain Luken, Karen Kellogg, Peg Schnacken- berg, Karen Thompson, Parry Murphy, June Born, Mary Landuyt. FOURTH ROW: Audrey Johnson, Marcia Gergen, Jean Alwin, Mary Lou Raderschadt, Mary Jo Raschke, Kathleen Olson, Sondra McLaughlin, Linda Hertz, ReNee Carpenter, Elaine Mixdorf, Inger Ertz- LARGEST CZUB ADDS' Literally plunging into the busy whirl of Tuck activ- ities are its officers Lois Miner, sec.-treas, Helen Hall- Tckabafcl-,ies reached its peak in membership fhjs berg, president, and Phyllis Anderson, vice president, year Whih '30 girls' The Tuck year staffed whih H19 initiation ot the iunior Tuclcs. Junior girls who qual- f itiecl by having a scholastic average ot C or better participated in the noon parade. spent the evening meal with their mothers and went be- tore the questioning board at the tormal initiation which was held in the gym. Paint the Town Pink was the theme ot the an- nual Tuclc Formal. One hundred couples danced to the music ot the Collegians, and witnessed the cor- onation ot Gretchen Langenteld as Tuclc Sweet- heart. The year's activities included selling candy dur- ing sixth hour, contributing to the American Field Service Program. concluding the year with a tare- well banquet tor the senior Tuclus. Serving on the Tuck Board ot Directors were: Janice Collins. Ann Foley. Sondra McLaughlin. Kathleen Olson, and Jean Peterson. Assisting Mrs. Naomi Moded as Tuck adviser this year was Miss Josephine Hoter. 58 A magic moment under a pink canopy was captured on film at the annual Tuck Formal, one of the social highlights of the year, To each couple, memories of the Tuck formal are different-but each one will remember many things-the moments of anxiety just before they entered the Grand March, the cotton candy effect of the pink and white decorations, the sparkle of ginger ale, and the satisfaction of seeing the results of a job well done, GAIETY T0 SCHOOL lll-'E lt's intermission time-time to reveal the identity of the Tuck Sweetheart, lt's Gretchen Langenfeld, who Senior Tucks Gloria Shenk and June Born sell candy SmileS OT The crowd GS Helen Hollbero, TUCl4 Df9SlClGnf, during the 3318 rush hour, places the crown on her head, STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS are FIRST ROW: Helen Hallberg. Karen Poulson, Judy Englund. Debbie Bartron, Mary Ann Krull. Barbara Hanson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Turner. Mary Horning. Mary Ann Austin. Janice Hummel, Sheila Haggar. Gretchen Langenteld. THIRD ROW: Dick Scott. Bary Williams. Paul Drenlcow. Doug Peterson, Bill Frantz. Jim Miner. Bruce Burgharclt. FOURTH ROW: Carter Reese. Jerry Miller. Larry Lundeen. Doug Kluclc. Tom McGrann. Buzz Roethler. Jerry Vande- COUNCIL IS' SOUNDING BOARD FOR WHS' 6'0NTROVERS'lES' Discussing plons for o new Ki-Yi Porode route ore Student Council officers Robbie Houghtoling, secretciryg Ken Moes, presidentg Lois Miner, vice president: ond Ston Vik, treasurer. The chiet purpose ot the Student Council. which is made up ot representatives trom each advisory, is to discuss and to decide upon so- lutions tor controversial issues which may arise in any modern high school. The otticers, nominated by the council and elected by the student body. direct the activities ot the group. One ot the main tunctions performed by the council is the organization and prepara- tion ot the Ki-Yi parade and dance. The group is also responsible tor sponsoring the lyceum programs. A deserving senior re- ceives a hundred dollar scholarship trom the council each year. Their chiet money-making projects include selling Ki-Yi buttons and bool: covers. 60 FUTURE NURSES GAIN EXPERIENCE EOR UAREER5' FIRST ROW: Judy Evans, Ann Creaser, Mary Caplan, Beth Ann Crawford, Patty Auby. SECOND ROW: Janice Fiskvik, Kathy Harkin, Mary Schieber, Laura Shepherd, Alice Rousch, Phyllis Olson, Monica Mitchell, Mary Jane Meadows, Sharon Bridge, Helen Hallberg, THIRD ROW2 Audrey Strofus, Janice Bellman, Mary Lau Raderschadt, Jean Allwin, Florence Miller, Janice Keller, Phyllis Anderson, Ann Foley, Donna French, Gerta McClintic, FOURTH ROW: Mary Larson, Judy Ostrander, Gayle Popham, Terry Larson, Sharon Krause, Sondra McLaughlin, Joan Keller, Janice Sykora, Deanne Wareham, Carol Markve, Darlene Stee, Ardis Johnson. In iTs sixTh year OT operaTion, The FuTure Nurses' Club is one oT The largest and mosT acTive clubs in school. The girls Toured The hospiTals To learn modern methods, entertained Their mothers aT a Tea. and had an annual ChrisTmas parTy. AcTive FNA'ers sponsored programs TeaTuring medical speakers who TurThered undersTanding of The var- ious Tields of nursing. FNA's purpose is To beTTer acquainT The girls wiTh The nursing rofession. Mary Coplan is president. and Mrs. AEce Gray is The club's adviser. Think you wanT To be a Teacher? There are sTu- denTs in WI-IS ThaT do. and as FuTure Teachers. They have had acTual experience Teaching and olo- serving classes in local grade schools and junior high. I-IighlighT oT The year was when The club wenT To Brookings To hear RepresenTaTive McGovern. AT This conTerence The sTudenTs had an opporTuniTy To hear some oT The leading educaTors OT SouTh Da- koTa. Janice Collins is presidenT oT The group and Mrs. DoroThy Spilde is adviser. FUTURE TEACHERS PLAN EOR TUMORROW FIRST ROW: Janice Collins, Mary Roso, Marian Middleton. SECOND ROW: Nadine Mer- ritt, Marcia Gergen, Carolyn Groth, THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Raschke, Karen Kellogg, Kath- leen Olson, Nancy Kipp. FOURTH ROW: Larry Lundeen, 61 HV' 355' ill i I Q if if :ual 1 ' '::5':Ei'Y' Mflfiif sum ima 2131! if 11 1 ,- i'ii-ffisQifi5f'f'- 5 ws-.:.r . fin:-M .9 ' ' . 155' f V I' igia4v.,,i -ef K Al HI-Y members ore FIRST ROW: Ken Schoock, Cosper Klucos, Ron Holverson, Dick Hurlbut, Dick Reddy. SECOND ROW: Gole Coplon, Jerry Ostronder, John Roderschodt, Ston Vik, Dole McElhoney, THIRD ROW. Corter Reese, Denny Mogner, Fred Drenkow, Bill Lekvold, Bob Klucos. FOURTH ROW: Dove Trondol, Poul Drenkow, Mike Willioms, Lorry Lundeen. HI-Y STRENGTI-IENS REUGIUUS ACTIVITIES Raising the morals of WHS students is the pur- pose of Hi-Y Club. The yearly proiec+s of the boys consisi of sponsoring 'rwo convocalions al' Easter and Thanksgiving, participating in the slate inlra- mural baskerball +ournamen+, and a Mother-Son banquet. Ronnie Halverson is president of Hi-Y and the cIub's adviser is Mr. Gary Hertz. Those ambitious, letter-sweafered boys seen sell- ing apples. pop. and candy at athletic events are members of Club. The money raised by the club is used +o help boys who received injuries in sports. The club consists of boys who have earned a letter in any phase of athletics. Morrie Hanson is president of Club and Mr. Clair Lilevjen is adviser. W CLUB WORKS AT MUNEY-MAKING PROJECTS W CLUB members ore STANDING: Morrie Honson ond Buzz Roethler, FIRST ROW: Dick Smith, Ston Vik, Jim Vogt, Carter Reese Terry Turbok, Romon Lindner, Dick Hurlbut, Bill Frontz, Bruce Burghordt, Lee Rhodes, SECOND ROW: Pete Gribbin, Dovid Little Dole McElhoney, Russ Lunde, John Dokken, Jerry Thompson, Jim Miner, Cosper Klucos, Denny Mogner, Jerry Ostronder, THIRD ROW Lorry Mock, Ken Schuoeder, Jerry VondeBerg, Mel Konrody, Pot Folvey, Ron Holverson, Douq Kluck. ' PJ N.A.S.S, members are KNEELINGI Lee Rhodes, Bruce Burghardt, Casper Klucas, Carter Reese, David Trandal, Norm Hellbusch, Jim Miner, Denny Magner. STANDING: Jerry Ostrander, Jim Vogt, Ken Schaack, Ron Halverson, Tom McGrann, Doug Kluck, Jerry Vande- Berg, Pete Gribbin, Mike Foley, NASS MEMBERS OIIAIII-'Y I-'OR SUI-IOIARSI-IIPS WHS athletes who have maintained a C schol- Projectors' Club is organized to teach students to astic average or better lor three consecutive sem- operate audio-visual equipment. The club has no esters are eligible for membership in the National officers. holds no regular meetings. and exists for Athletic Scholarship Society. The club holds no the sole purpose of running films for classroom regular meetings and has no officers. but N.A.S.S. movies. The boys are also able to operate all other membership qualifies a boy for athletic scholarships. audio-visual equipment. Mr. Gary Hertz is the Mr. Jim Marking is adviser of the group. cIub's adviser. CLASS RECEIVES BENEFITS 0F VISIIAI AIDS PROJECTORS' CLUB members are FIRST ROW: Mr. Hertz, Keith Sivert- son, David Shenk, Gerald Hanten, Russ Lunde. SECOND ROW: David Matz, David Brandriet, Ronnie Halverson, Jim Vogt, THIRD ROW: Kelly Stricherz, Maynard Peterson, Marlow Schwandt. 'v' Bl-PHY-CHEM CLUB members are, FIRST ROW: Mr. Gary Hertz, John Murphy, Mary Landuyt, Phllis Anderson, Gerda McClintic. SECOND ROW: Bill Schurmann, Dick Sage, Wayne Hunter, Keith Perry, David Brown. THIRD ROW: Connie Cummins, Kathy Harkin, Patty Murphy, Lucille Huebner. Bl-PHY-CHEM CZUB Under the leadership ot their president. Phyllis Anderson. and their adviser, Mr. Hertz. aspiring bi- ologists. physicists. and chemists work on annual projects. The club met every other week tor talks. demonstrations. and work on projects. The finished projects were displayed at the Junior Science Acad- emy convention which was held in Rapid City in April. Among the many and varied technical tasks ot Camera Club members are taking, developing. and printing pictures. These photography enthusiasts are given practical experience in processing pic- tures through the use ot Wl-lS's photography equip- ment. They also learn the complexities ot various kinds ot cameras. Mr. Herb Teske is the club's ad- viser. Sl-IIITTERBUGS' IEARN Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IIC ARTS CAMERA CLUB members are Mary Larson, Gerald Hanten, Mr. Teske, Gary Finger, Dale Spooner iseot- edt, Joe Nowell. 64 FFA members are FIRST ROW: James Beskow, Verlin Boeder, Lawrence Mack, Dole McEIhany, Pat Falvey, Gene Kirsch, Mr, Hall. SECOND ROW: Eugene Bevers, Bill Oslronder, James Fox, Eddie Fox, Dale Tesch, Allen Roe, Lynn Gunderson, Eugene Noeldner, THIRD ROW: Merlin Bunde, James Carter, Harlan Gran, Richard Simonfon, Melvin Konrady, Terry Kaoz, Merlyn Redlin, Stephen Mack. l rv I 'f FFA OFFERS' FXPERIFNLT, llNOWtFDGE Learning lo Do, Doing +0 Learn. Earning fo Live. Living fo Serve. This moHo has carried 'rhe FFA boys 'rhrough anolher successful year. Organized in I947, 'rhe Fulure Farmers of Amer- ica has become one of +he mosl' aclive clubs in WHS. A social highlighl' of 'fhe year was l'he Parenl-Son Banquei held in la're February. Mary Landuyl was elecled i958 FFA Sweelhearr by all FFA boys. She was crowned af lhe dance held on January lO. The FFA parlicipaled in numerous crop and livesloclc judging evenls where 'rhe Waleriown represenialives scored high. ln land iudging 'rhey won seven our of ihe firsl eighl' places lo 'lake 'rop honors. The FFA made ioys in class for lhe Cosmopolilan Toy drive. Verlin Boeder. Gene Kirsch. and Lawrence Mack aHended lhe Narional FFA convenlion held in Kansas Cily. Mo. The officers are: Lawrence Maclc. pres.: Dale McElhaney, vice pres.: Pal Falvey, sec.: Gene Kirsch, rreas.: Jim Beskow. sent: and Ver- lin Boeder, reporler. Mr. Clarence Hall is The adviser. w . V K Mary Landuyf graciously receives la gift from Larry Mack, FFA president, after she has been named FFA Sweetheart or the annual -dance. 5 . i i AT The FederaiisT ParTy caucus, parTy chairman Sharon Bridge wriTes nominees' names on The board as They choose candidaTes Tor The various offices. uit! R W T EZ'r'1'3b?2TAThe Ig. jf' ,J 1 ff' 'gif if J' M W! :T ON ANNUAZ X90 86OIA':'R yfjyranw STudenT Tiremen from W.H.S. are learning The correcT use of a Tire-neT Trom members of The WaTerTown Fire DeparTmenT. jiri' ,Wi if of 'B f ,gf .J ff 4 Q, .jg N, . JJ? fi plaining The meThods oT Tracing Tire Tracks To T CodingTon CounTy S eriTT Loyd Shenk is ex- W.H.S. sTudenT sheriffs. Nancy Rasmussen signs Keifh Perry's pefifion for All good fhings musf come fo an end. and we firsf ward alclerman as fhey gef ready fo deparf see Judi Valenfine. Keiflw Perry, and June Born fropw fhe school. fearing clown signs, following a whirl-wind Sfudenf W' Governmenf Day campaign. P INEW SYSTEM PROVES GREAT SUCCESS 1, Jfk N5 jf' ' .7 'wi 925 Cify Mayor. Evereff Creaser. and Sfuden1'Gov- Marilyn Kaasa and Florence Miller are faking ernmenl' Day Mayors. Grefchen Langenfeld and nofes on flue frial. as LeAnn Hammer, Sharon Dale McEll1any are lisfening fo a reporf on cify Bridge, and Marcia Gergen receive final insfruc- affairs by fhe acfing aldermen. fions abouf jury Clufy. 'fl y i y A K K ,, ,W 'K ' N, 1 - S rara' 1 :g:g,. i,i, ' 'Y . A fi f'ii . ,ifl . , 'Q f- my 5 3 V ' Ig f -4 aa ' --'- . , Q .1 , A -5 M . . x . : hu g 1' A wi 'ir r H if A . ' K rx ' f V -- A 2 A if --V BAND members are FIRST ROW: Nancy Turner, Barbara DeWall, Shirley Tesch, Ruth Groth, Sharee Glaze, Colleen Webber, Carolyn White, Margaret Hubbard, Audrey Johnson, Lois Miner, SECOND ROW: Marian Middleton, Joan Keller, Janice Keller, Marvel Gamill, Barbara Graves, Karen Kellogg, Phyllis Anderson, Karen Paulson, Janet Popham, Judy Evans, THIRD ROW: Sharon Bridge, Sharon Paine, Curol Jutting, Carolyn Groth, Ellen Rosenbohm, Mary Caplan, Philip Vandrey, John Hubbard, Arvid Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Joan Stottt, Lyle Ratlitt, Daryl Venema, Paul Erwin, Dean Jordan, Charles Johnson, Paul Moquist, Robert Frey, John Lehner, Dick Reddy, BAND ADDS' SPIRIT T0 GAMES, in GS A Strains of iazz. pop. and classics saturate the air early every morning as Watertown High School's senior band begins the day with a practice session. This self-appointed pep squad. under the direction of Mr. Armand Pap Pappone, gave hours of its time to promote ep and add color and atmos- phere to home Football and basketball games. Other activities of the band include marching on Ki-Yi Day. maneuvering in the Hobo Day paradey giving an annual 'azz convocation, and participat- ing in several public concerts. Individual top-notch players highlighted their year by capturing awards in the regional music contest and the coveted All- State Band membership. ALL-STATE BAND members are Jeanie Stevens, French horn, Margaret Hubbard, bass clarinet, and Marvel Gamill, clarinet. 68 FIRST ROWS Connie Harman, Diane Aalfs Carol Markve Carol Olmanson Gerda McClintic Helen Hallberg Phyllis Olson Judy Gilman SECOND ROW: Gloria Shenk, Caroline Hagna Nancy Rasmussen Nancy Kipp Pamela Parker Loretta Karbo Jeanie Stevens Mar Iene Sakarison, Wayne Hunter, THIRD ROW John Murphy Larry Boyer Steve Olson Wayne Stein Patty Murphy Judy Neuendorf Marcine Boeder, Richard Duus, Mr, Pappone director FOURTH ROW Keith Perry Dick Sage Stan Brandriet Jim Miner Gordon Mills David Marquardt, David Hanson, David Gibson Dennis Magner PEP MEETINGS AND CONCERTS BAND SOLOISTS are FIRST ROW: Shirley Tesch, Carol Markve, Marian Middleton, Nancy Turner, Carol Olmanson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Bridge, Joan Stofft, Helen Hallberg, Dick Reddy, Jeanie Stevens, Margaret Hubbard, Snowie White, Wayne Hunter. 69 SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE members ore Morion Middleton fseotedl, Poul Moquisf, Dick Reddy, ond Corolyn Hogno. DRUM DUET members ore Snowy Wnxte ond Pete FoWey. A - . A lei ..-s,.' SMALL GRUIIPS SWEEP QC, 1 an X FLUTE QUARTET is composed of Morlene Sokorison, Caro! Morkve, Koren Poulson, ond Dove Honson. 70 s ik. X X W Sy mpg REGIONAI CONTEST WOODVVIND QUlNTET members are SEATED1 Carol Markve and Jeanie Stevens, STANDING1 Audrey Johnson and Marvel Gamill. Absent from the picture is Phyllis Olson. 7l BRASS SEXTET includes SEATED: Phyllis Anderson and Gerda McCIintic. STANDING: Joan Stofft, Wayne Hunter, Gloria Shenk, and Jeanie Stevens, CLARINET QLJARTET includes Shirley Tesch, Marvel Gamill, and Carolyn Groth, Absent from the picture is Judy Gilman. 1' ORCHESTRA members are FIRST ROW: DeOrval Puritan, Evangeline Hayford, Joyce Barber, Janice Schmidt, Roger Scheusner Darrell Bale and JoAnn Nelson. SECOND ROW: Diana Gross, Mary Lien, Maryanne Farbush, Phyllis Olson, Phyllis Anderson Pam Parker and Marvel Gamill. THIRD ROW: Ora Batein, Carol Markve, Audrey Johnson and Carol Jutting. ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS are Mary Ann Krull, bass viol, Janice Schmidt, violin, and Linda Hertz, cello. ORG!-IESTRA ADD5' SYMPHONIG The senior high orchestra, under the direction ot Elmer Carey, has had a busy year playing tor the iunior and senior class plays. par- ticipating in a number ot annual public concerts, convocations. and the occasion all seniors will remem- ber, the impressive and solemn Commencement march. ln addition to practicing second hour three days a week, private lessons are provided tor the strings and sections. Individual members had a memorable year too: partic- ipating in All-State Orchestra and in entering in solo and small group contests. Gayle Popham was selected president ot the group. Evangel- ine Haytord was elected to the vice presidency. Joanne Nelson is secretary and Shirley Tesch serves as treasurer. FIRST ROW: Linda Hertz, Gayle Popham, Judy Thompson and Mary Ann Krull SECOND ROW Stan Brandriet Barbara McGurren Shirley Tesch, and Nancy Turner. THIRD ROW Carol Olmanson Wayne Hunter Seated are Joan Barr and Karen Lampy Standing is Mr. Elmer Carey, orchestra director. SPARK!!! T0 WHS CONGERTS' ALL-STATE ORCHES- TRA members are FIRST ROW: Gayle Popham, Linda Hertz, Barbara McGurren, Judy Thomp- son, SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Krull, Janice Schmidt, Joyce Barber, Diana Gross, Nancy Tur- ner. 73 wigs. I . I , K., A CAPPELLA CHOIR members are FIRST ROW: Mr. Shearer, director, Sharon Bridge, Snowy White, Mary Lee Bartron, Kathryn Prey Janice Collins, Mary Lien, Marie Fieblekorn. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hubbard, Kay Leonard, Sharon Paine, Jan Walrath, Doris Nel- son, Nancy Kipp, Mary Larson, THIRD ROW: Beverly Sleiter, Judy Neuendort, Lois Miner, Faye Lovell, John Hubbard, Albert Swieg Jerry Thompson, Bill Givens. FOURTH ROW: Allen Heyne, David Gibson, Robert Sigelrnan, Alan Hurlbut, John Lehner, Doug Peterson, A CAPPEZA UI-IOIR 6'lAlM5' Once again appreciative audiences ap- plauded the A Cappella Choir, under the di- rection ot Mr. Bertram Shearer. at is appear- ances in the Fall, Midwinter. and Spring Con- certs. The Choir also added the necessary reverent touch to the Hi-Y sponsored Thanlcs- giving and Easter convocations. Sixteen Choir members represented WHS at the All-State Chorus which was held in Huron, and the en- tire 65-voice group participated in the Music Festival in Milbank. Winners of the vocal eliminations contest, who repre- sented WHS at the regional music contest are: Stan Vik, baritone, Dale McElhaney, tenor, Karen Thompson, contralto, Sharee Glaze, mezzo-soprano, Joan Stottt, soprano, Cleo Nielson, soprano, and Beverly Sleiter, contralto. Joan Stottt, Beverly Sleiter, and Darrel Bale competed in the regional contest for the second con- secutive year. FIRST ROW: Barbara Hanson, Karen Thompson, Mary Jane Meadows, Judy England, Sharee Glaze, -Helen Hallberg, Barbara Nelson Nadine Merrit, SECOND ROW: Linda Hertz, Kathleen Olson, Joan Keller, Gerda McClintic, Karen Poulson, Cleo Nielson, Virginid Prey, Marcia Gergen, THIRD ROW: ,Bill Franklin, Barry Williams, Murray Jacobson, Zale Puhlman, Joan Stofft, Jane Ellvvein, Miriam Cofman. FOURTH ROW! Ronny Halverson, Carter Reese, Reid Moore, Dale Mclilhany, David Hanson, Arlyn Strege, Lee Rhodes, Rich- ard Duus. IXTY SHEET SONGSTERS ALL-STATE CHORUS members are FIRST ROWZ Joan Stofft, Janice Collins, Beverly Sleiter, Mar- garet Hubbard, Sharon Bridge. SECOND ROW: Lee Rhodes, Kathleen Olson, Lois Miner, Karen Thomp- son. THIRD ROW: Bill Givens, Dole Mclilhaney, Stan Vik, Jim Miner, David Hanson. 75 l 1 GIRLS' CHORUS members are, FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Langenfeld, Ann Creaser, Gloria Morris, Julie Horning, Janice Strege, Julaine Hanson. SECOND ROW: Beth Ann Crawford, Kay I-lalajian, Robbie Houtaling, Joyce Henning, Joyce Barber, Ann Foley. THIRD ROW: Sharon Thompson, Irma McCuaig, Janet Wagner, Darlene Stee, Mary Lou Raderschadt, Dianna Gross. FOURTH ROW: Louise Hanten, Marian Jacobson, Rosemarie Murphy, Sharon Ostrander, Marlys Kluc k, Debra Bartron, Carol Johnson. GIRIS' CHORUS ADDS Sixty select vocalists from the Girls' Chorus. a newly formed group in WHS this year. Appre- ciative audiences applauded the chorus' perform- ances al' the Fall, Midwinter. and Spring Concerts. Other highlights of the year were performances at the Christmas Concert and the Music Festival. Under the baton of Mr. Maynard Anderson. the group's worlc was rewarded as they enriched the music department of WHS. MELODEARS are: Miriam Cofman, Joan Stofft, Kathleen Olson, Sharon Bridge, Doris Nelson, Margaret Hubbard, Karen Paulson, Karen Thompson. FIRST ROW1 Donna Peterson, Ora Benthin, Vrrginia Longenfeld, Jody Srnnh, Joan Barr SECOND ROW Kathleen Foley Mary Horn ang, Connie Lovuck, Kay Wagner, Florence Muller, Sheila Hoggor, Drrector Maynard Anderson, THIRD ROWS Elsue McCuaug Merle Cay Fortin, Karen Taecker, Marlene Nordstrom, June Born, Mary Ann Austin, FOURTH ROW: Sondra McLaughlin, Gaul Luken Joyce Noeldner, Phyllrs Creaser, Mary Ann Krall, Parry Aoby, Donna Schroeder NEW ll E T0 WHSMII I0 AEOLIANS ore, FIRST ROW: Kay HaIajian, Diana Gross, Connie Lovick, Donna Peterson, Donna Schroeder, June Born. SECOND ROW: LeAnn Hammer, Marlene Nordstrom, Joyce Barber, Phyllis Creaser, Rosemary Murphy, Louise Honten, 77 gg, ,,-77 I.. ' . , 'Q 1: ' N , 1- : ..c...Q-Q . I I I ca I I I I 1 J -I , I BOYS' GLEE CLUB members are, FIRST ROW: Sharee Glaze, accompanist, Dick Doris, Richard Young, Phiho Vandrey SECOND ROW: John Hubbard, Jim King, John Olson, BIII Frankhn, Mike FoIey, THIRD ROW, David Geissenger, David TrandaI, Myron Livingston, Mike Wilhams, Karl Liiken, Stan Vik. GLEE 611185 HAVE YEAR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB members are, FIRST ROW: Sharon Feuerstein, JoAnn Borkhois, Marian Middleton, SECOND ROW: Phylhs Davey, Ann Kranz, Diana Hauff, Ardis Johnson, Mildred Heuer, THIRD ROW: Ardis MiIIer, Roberta Redhn, Monica MircheII, SyIvia VanSickIe, Marlene Sakarison, Loretta Karbo, Barbara Graves. FOURTH ROW: Carol Handeland, Mariys Beskow, Sharon Ostrander, Pam Parker, Mary Tobin, Jeannette MitcheII, Nancy Rasmussen. FIRST ROW: Jim Feuerstein, Steven Ohlsen, Allen Heyne, Mr. Shearer, SECOND ROW: Richard Hanson, Alan Hurlbut, David Hanson, Murray Jacobson, Douglas Rausch, THIRD ROW: Jerry Alexander, Keith Perry, John Lehner, Doug Peterson, Bob Sigelman, Barry Wil- 0l-' MU ICA! MERRIMENT FIRST ROW: Judy Thompson, Deanna York, Roxy Rogers, Mr, Shearer. SECOND ROW1 Peggy Schnackenberg, Karen Stein, Kiernan McGrann, Mary Dugan, Sandra Tesch. THIRD ROW: Pat Lowe, Mary Dunn, Ellen Rosenbohm, Janice Sykora, Chorlotte Wess, Lois Prouty, Arlene Olson. FOURTH ROW! ReNee Corpenter, Janet Popharn, Janice Keller, Judy Haase, Audrey Coon, Donna York, Joyce Leonards. if Aly' . st- Q ,ez ff t --v-.......,..,,.. I -...,,,,,Q SMA!! GROUPS BOYS' OCTET members are Dtck Duus, Davrd Geissrnger, Mrke Wtlltams, Stan Vrk, Doug Peterson, Daytd Hansen, Alan Hurlbut, Murray Jacobson. Mr, Shearer, drrector, as at the plano. CECELIANS are: FIRST ROW: Cleo Ntelson, Loutse Han- ten, Connie Lovick, Judy England, Jane Ellvvetn, Kathryn Prey. SECOND ROWi Faye Lovell, Mary Larson, Joan Stottt, Phyllis Creaser, Dorls Nelson, Mary Lee Bartron, PIANO CONTESTANTS are Kathleen Olson, Margaret Hubbard, Karen Thomp- son, and Audrey Johnson Audrey was chosen to represent WHS tn the regional rnusm contest, and Margaret was chosen as runnerup. T F7 w wmwjf' M My ,J Qqjilogdiybjpdgirfj 4fW?Z5'M WM Www MW Ulffwjk W www 'WL MQ! Q s Q2 2: ,S D -f f -W hw ' 1 x 4 u N f I l294Al9 P i 'tf M. eg- BACK ROW: Jerry Ostrander, Roman Linder, Jim Vogt, Jerry VondeBerg, Melvin Konrady, Curt Berg, Pat Falvey, Jerald Roethler, and Tom Jensen, MIDDLE ROW: Dick Smith, Bill Givens, Bill Lekvold, Bill Frantz, Ken Schroeder, Dale McElhony, Lawrence Mack, and Ron ' I R L nde Jim Miner, Denny Magner, Jerry Thompson, Terry Turbak, and Lee Halverson, FRONT ROW. Casper Klucas, Dave Trondo, uss u , Rhodes. Missing from picture are Bruce Burghordt, Morris Hanson, Dick Hurlbut, and Doug Kluck. ARROWS' SEASON PRUVES MEDIOCRE ck Th l957 A w tootball team will long be remembered as a tough luck squad and also as a comeba e rro team. one which wouldn't give up. even atter tive straight setbacks. They showed their strong competitive spirit by closing out the season with three decisive victories. In ESD conference play the Arrows posted a 3-3 win-loss record. which was good tor a tourth place tie with Madison. The Arrows weren't quite as successtul with their non-conterence toes. who deteated the Purple and Gold twice and lost to them once. The season's tirst ame showed strong potential as they massacred the Sisseton Redmen 48-O. Atter lead- d t I9 I3 re The ing Sioux City Heelan gor three quarters, the Arrows tound themselves on the short en o a - sco . Arrows invaded Aberdeen with a strong intent to revenge their only conterence loss ot last year. which was to the Eagles. But the stalwart Aberdeen detense proved to be too strong as they eked out a I5-I3 victory. The tollowing week's game with Yankton proved to be one ot the strongest detensive tilts ot the year tor both teams as the Bucks squeezed by the Arrows 6-O. ln an east-west battle. highly tavored Rapid City nipped Watertown I3-IZ. Ki-Yi day was marred as Mitchell gave the Arrows their worst beating ot the season in a I9-7 game. The t h trium h with Watertown clipping tavored Brookings 25-I4 tor their tirst conterence rest o t e season was a p victory. The second ESD victory came at the expense ot Madison, 20-O. Thfe 'season ended iust as successtully . . . . - k d . di as it started with a 3l-O victory over I-luron on a muddy and rain soa e ie Head coach John DeWitt and assistant Dud Melicher praised the team tor their comeback ability and will surely miss the twenty-one graduating seniors. 85 li ,in :.- 'fu E qqq B ., M B b , .B W 3 g ' S' B l 1 Q - l , B Q fl .1 ,- in rf Pal Falvey Bill Fran+z Bruce Burglwardl Curl Berg ' me ' ' is B B 4 Bill Givens , is ..E 5 , ' in , ,. I 5 s Ron Halverson ffl An aflenlive Madison laclcler is abouf 'lo bring down Dick Hurlbul, while Morris Hanson loolcs down field for anoflwer bloclc. I1 Morris Hanson Casper Klucas Mel Konrady Bill Lelcvold Russ Lunde ,gss B I vi , , ,V K 2 V,i:' E 1' rvf M +A-A FN . Q V L' 'X .. i 1 ' rf N, -,r. B Q, wr 2 Y Q I I ' I I is H JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS CNG FIRST ROWS Gene IOI1nSOnf student nwcjzncqwr, CI1r1rIQ-2 TMC, RUM MQQUM, Duvv MOTZ, Dirk Hurfbuf, giohn Hcifgmonn, SECOND ROW: Ernie Edwordi, comix Tom Ronsf-can, Bob Snonnczn, IVIIIRC SIMCI, Frmd Drunknw, John Rndorarjlwdf, and Oman aner, UNDERLYASSMEN GIVE ARROW B-B BRIGHT FUTURE . X I mwnwqor, . v In' I, Long l'cIQrSnn, Hcrlu Srgdmcm, Rob Hog- strom, Paul Drenkow, Roger Fox, Murray Jecobwn. SECOND ROWS Nunn Trgnffrl ranch, Lurrnq Hpnrnsnnf Ron WrrIxQ! Jerry Nexmnder, John Debkdn, Ron Kufz, Jerry Mdler, Mike VVnIIrQmQ, and Joe Unffrnf nrvvinrrwt ffI'l- iw Alwinl fmm Nw pwtnru um Tun Snncl, I r giwf' ,!ff'5O 5 13 I .g A A'?'x'w,iR J I R , f I rRv I M. if I tr I M 5 42 M M A ,XI ming 1 If' F I 5 V . 1 ear Z , 1. 1 R ILQZQEZQ I 'gf I E' I 1 51 , I AAO- ,y... I - 'ii H I ' f , , I ,Q 5 Mi km! fiksx x 1 rj I lb- r 5. lg. I if X ff , O fy? if kyyh ,fs Lgiy I RLI ' 'hx' I 4 XV A Q LR . A I -1 I I r , I. 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FOURTH ROW: Doug KIuck, Morrie Honson, Tom McGronn, Ston Vik, Jerry Ostronder, Jim Vogt. ARROW TRACKSTERS COMPLETE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Determined Sophomore hurdlers show their form: Doug Peter- son, Berry Willioms, ond Jerry Miller. On their morks ond reody to go ore these speedy sprintersi Berry Willioms, Doug Peterson, Alon I-Ieyne, Dick Scott, Jerry Alexonder, Jerry MiIIer, Ron Wicks. 92 I I V if-of I f ' I t ,r - if E L if .,.i: , , V , i :H A V - wi , NJ -,',,. V I va Y A , . 'W L S k q. M J me S 825 X X W F if L X ,.:: -- Wi ff. 4: X 2 P! K M 2: W . QM S: , -- ., .... , f . ' .. H rf ' L' ii Dave Trandal Bob Knudfson Jim Vogf , JSFFY VGFICISBGFQ gf Q K Aww K . . ,A s -W A Gerald Thompson Dick Smiih 3 as 5 - amd' Casper Klucas. arms oufsirefched. fries fo defied a pass away from The Madison receiver. Ken Schroeder Lawrence Mack Dale MgEIi-.any Lee Rhodes Jerald Roefhler is J f ,..5,? V '.,, .'Gi - A A ' fm 'K ff ,553 YH' S plum' 2: Y ... .I 29 X 3 4. ,Q , I S Ex ff LM Q51 QQJQ6! 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SECOND ROW: Jim Morking, coochg Ken Schoock, Ron Halverson, Tom McGronn, Doug Kluck, Tom Jensen, Bud Belk, ossistont coochg ond Cole Coplon, student rnonoger. Absent from picture is Morris Hanson. ARROWS GARNER RUNNER-UP SPOT IN STA TE TOURNAMENT The l957-58 Arrow baslreTball Team will long be re- membered as The TirsT Arrow Team in The school's his- Tory ThaT reached The championship game of The SouTh DakoTa STaTe Class A TournamenT. ln years pasT, The Arrows have never advanced pasT The semi-Tinal mark and have won only Three quarTer-Tinal games since l936. The dazzling Arrows enTered The Tourney wiTh high expecTaTions oT upseTTin The highly raTed and unde- TeaTed Huron Tigers in The Tinal TilT. However. every- Thing was accomplished buT The lasT Task. ln The opening TilT They romped over Brookings, 70-50. whom They had beaTen Twice during The reg- ular season. The Arrows' sTrong rebounding and TasT break proved To be iusT Too powerful Tor The smaller BobcaTs. The Arrows Then broke The school's 46-year iinx by deTeaTing The Rapid CiTy Cobblers 65-38 and Thus enabling Them To meeT Huron in The championship game. The Cobblers proved very Troublesome for onl a quarTer, and Then The sharp shooTing Arrows Toot command over The Black Hills Conference champions and were never behind. BUT The hisTory-making squad Tinally meT Their maTch in The Tinal game againsT Huron Tor The STaTe Class A Championship. The Arrows led unTil The lasT quarTer when Huron Tinally Tool: over The lead and held in To win. 54-45. The Huron-WaTerTown game was The season's Tinale Tor The Arrows, who Tinished second To The Tigers in The ESD conTerence race also. The Arrows compiled an overall season. secTional. and TournamenT record of I9 wins and 4 losses. Our hearTiesT congraTulaTions are exTended To Coach Jim Marking, AssisTanT Coach Bud Belk. and lasT buT cerTainly noT leasT. The hisTory-making Arrows. . slim 1-gel' WZ'- Jim Marking, coach Bud Bellc. assislanf coach Ken Sclwaaclx Lee Rhodes i957 '58 SCORE BOARD 'Walerlown Websler 413 ? a'fWalerlown Flandreau Walerlown Yanlclon N. i Walerlown Milclnell d'Wa+erlown Sisselon John Dolillen Walerlown Aberdeen Tom Mcgraw Waferlown Huron Walerlown Madison Walerlown Sioux Falls Waferlown Brookings Walerlown Yanlclon Walerlown Milclwell ,Nh-M Walerfown Aberdeen Tom Jensen Walerfown Huron Cdrler Reese Walerlown Madison : Wal'erlown Auslin Walerfown Sioux Falls Walerlown Broolcings ' denoles non-conference games Over-all season record I5 wins-3 losses ESD season record Il wins-3 losses 5 X Ron Halverson Denny Magner Morris Hanson Norm Hellbuscli Casper Klucas Doug KIUCL J,.y f-1 WS.. s FQ , V, 3 ' 1 - if I 1- X f HQ 9,2 ,,.. ai 'gi 4 eg' ,, ,. Q 'F '33 Q sf b 9' .i .Gigi W 5 an . .M 299.-Q:Z?5Y414f51:sZ5A BWV E3 5iQf fmifil !W?5 ' Q Q A F QQ 4 W Q 8 I . ,.,1 W if ml 2: K f V N M ig a 5. I sref 399 3 , S 'em f ff? 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UPPER RIGHT: Junior lovelies Roberfa Redlin, Mary Horn- ing, Judy Thompson, and Robbie Hough- faling highlighf fhe second place winning iunior class floai. CENTER labovel: Konk fhe Kernels. depicfs ihe high hopes of all WHS'ers on homecoming day. CENTER lbelowl: Ari sfudenis Ron Gould, Bob Jackson, Jack Nordsirom, Ronnie Cox, and Bill Franfz painf 'fhe sireef early on Ki-Yi morning. LOWER RIGHT: If looks like more play lhan work as fhese seniors build +he senior class floaf: Dick Sage, Gerda McClin+ic, Bill Schurmann. Janice Keller, Marvel Gamill, Gail Luken. and Ken Schaack. LOWER LEFT: Cold, fired, and perhaps a liffle grumpy from ihe sfrain of Ki-Yi week, Mr. Timmerman, Miss Bruhn, Mr. Pappone, and Mr. Sampson are shown perched on ihe sfadium bleachers. They are affempiing io form fhe scaffered mass of field marchers inio a deceni is 1 ' f Q . t 1 .i-,rr zi :wf5'gQ'if a vg VLV. 1 Q. 54.47 . ' . . ',11 5 : if Q L X E , g , S gi r eg, w - . 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LOWER1 Quenching their thirst at the EFA Sweetheart Dance ore Dianne Brown, Ann Foley, Inger Ertzgaard, Eugenf Bevers, and Richard McMaboe, FFA'ers Dean Buetow and Fre Peshrnan are kept busy selling pop to the thirsty dancers. Ti M afifwf if ,, .Li egg L., JM UPPER LEFT: Senior girls give Lois Miner lcenter in hatl a royal send off at the airport as she prepares to leave for Washington, DC. The center ot attraction is the gift the girls presented to her. Lois' little sister, Judy, watches the birdie. UPPER RlGHTi Jerry Thompson leans over a booth as he concentrates his attention on some unknown object of interest. CENTER LEFT: Baby Tucks go through the trials and tribulations ot Tuck Initiation as their mothers keep a close watch over them. The babies and mommies are Judy Gilman, Karen Poulson, Janet Johnson, June Born, LeAnn Hammer, Angie Brenton, Sharon Paine, Billie Balthazar and Sandy Hanson lbaby Tuckingl. CEN- TER RlGHT: Ronnie Halverson puts in his bid for a vote as he hangs a sign above the girls' lockers on Student Government Day. LOWER: Standing one out are Sharon Bridge and Bruce Burghardt at a school dance, 99 is ,qi i 45. 'X Salinity W lb!! low uf iii? For . . Ready and willing to lead WHS sports fans in the familiar cheers at games and pep meetings are the seven cheerleaders This year's squad consists of three seniors: ABOVE: Mary Jane Meadows, Judi Valentine, and Gretchen Langenfeld, The four jun- iors are LEFT: Meryl Gay Fortin, Monica Mitchell, and RIGHT: Jane Ellwein and Virginia Langenfeld. Last year a new system of choosing the cheering squad was used The cheerleaders were voted upon by the student body at an assembly where tryouts were held, Instead of having the usual five cheer- leaders and four songleaders, the two squads were combined. Almost every Friday these peppy could be seen piling into Elwin Duke Grow's car to take off for an out-of-town game. Signs seen in the halls before most games were just one of cheerleaders made by the cheerleaders. This was their jobs which helped to create school spirit in WHS. No pep meeting, football or basketball game would be complete without the aid of the cheering squad. BELOW: Ardent WHS students gather in front of the school for a pep meeting right before the team leaves for the sectional tournament at Webster. This kind of spirit led the Arrows on to victory in the championship game and passage to the State A tournament, To if, s K V s 2, at 2 F tif F ' ritilift it ti gf, i .. fb ma Qkmt -'snr f r A - ,l, l ' I r g,,f ,E , 3 .1 . ,af A ' 1 T f , at in vm, These three WHS girls are the senior high Maiorettes seen adding sparkle to the band at Homecoming parades and ceremonies They are Sandy Hanson, a itiniar, Janice Yocam, a senior, and Linda Miller, a sophomore. Besides participating in homecoming, they also perform at tootball games and basket- ball game half-times, The ma- jorettes made their apperance in the annual Ki-Yi Kapers The girls, Linder the direction of Miss Sybil Sawinsky, have proven to be o bright addition to Watertown High. ,wif , 'H ag, .EQ UPPER LEFT: Frankie Welch and Gretchen Langenteld rip it tip at the Nationalists Party Kick-Off Dance. UPPER RIGHT: WHS sophomores Mar- lene Nordstrom, Sharon Thomp- son, and Bonnie Flowson trolic in the snow, otittitted in Ber- mttdas, a new tad tor Water- town girls lt's chilly, but it's tan, LEFT: This is a familiar sight around our school, The boys, always gathered in the parking lot, seem to be taking time ont to pose for their pic- ture, Ready to blast passing cars with snowballs are May- Peterson, Charles True, Lekvold, Eddie Osowski, Ross Lande, Kenny Halverson, Bill Givens, Ross Mitchell, Reid Ivloare, Alon Sigelman, and Tom Brandriet. nord Bill A, 2 ABOVE. Clweerleoders ond fons olrke woir breothlessly on instont before the Arrows score ot The Webster Qorne LEFT: Do oll the senior gurls' lofkers look like thus one? RIGHT: Jon- rtors Andy Anderson ond Don Lindner toke trrne out from rherr dntres to pose for o prcrure. LOWER LEFT: Strrng ensemble rnernbers J0- Ann Nelson, Evongelrne Hoyford, Jonrce Schmidt, Joyce Borber, Mory Ann Krull, ond Goyle Roof horn ger reody for onolner ol lhclr perform- onces LOWER RIGHTZ These senior grrls bor- row Tne bond room to plon for tnerr Kopers oct Koren Ponlson, Morgoret Hubbard, LeAnn Hom- rner, Phyllrs Anderson, Nodlne Merril, Audrey Johnson, Sondro AACLC1lAQl'1lHW, Keren Kellogg, Noncy KlDD, l-lelen Hollberg, Ann Foley ond Gordo MCClrntlC dlsfnss The possrbnlrtres wlwnle Snoron Porne lcenlerl reloxes K f.?5?XaJZ, ,M A sf. lllll 'CVB ABOVE Members of the Glrls Athletlc Assocnotron get together to moke plons for therr prof cts to r prove othlelle slslll The guls ore lllSl l Llllnon Lochlcotte Bonnle l-lorper Morton Relhe Koy Hololuon Jody Englond Jonlce Hummel Lots Prouty Jody Thompson Bewerly Briggs SECOND ROW Morlorle Monohon Jeonnette Mitchell Llndo Ersh Corol Pophom Morne Elobellcorn Koren Johnsol lvlorlene Dohl Morulyn Reuhe Soroh Blous Dorlo Temple Morclne Boeder RIGHT Coneentrotlng on thelr mosnc IH splte of the temptotlon to look ot the fomero ore bond members Dowd Oubson Phyllrs Olson Roth Groth SECOND ROW Joon Stoltt Lorry Boyer Phulup Vondrey John Hubbord Doye Morqtlordt THIRD ROW Jody Neoendorf Snowy Whrte Pete Foley Colleen Weber Shoree Oloze Aryld Peterson LOWER LEET Jonlors Foye Lovell Mory Lorson Gonl Flskylk ond Dorothy Woods plon the pobllclty for the lomor floss ploy LOWER RICHT Polntung ond constroctung stcge flots ore just two of the prolects of Mr Strocllnger s dromo closs We . . . lhe class of '58 . . . have come lo lhe end of a perfeci day. For fhose of you who are leaving, lhese years in WHS have been a long day . . . buf somehow il seems so shorl. We have reached 'the 'rwilighl' of our carefree leen years, and in The moonliqhl' we have a rnomenl To survey The long day fhal has iusl' ended. Each of us will carry separale memories of 'rhis day 'rhrough our lives, and we will each beneiil' by our own experiences. Bul allhough we are so different we share lhe same anlicipalion and fear of whal fomor- row . . . 'rhe day of approaching adullhood . . . will bring. We can noi be cerfain of whal' lhe dawn holds for each of us. Bul' we will lace lornorrow wilh hopes. habils, and ideals 'thai we have learned 'roday . . . Q5 'V -f !.cI7r11 f' . Z CY, ' ' ' . Y! 1 ,,,, -' -4 W P 'fi-1 v,a'fff4:1-ff? I' c 1, 'ti , 4 lf ' jf , We , 1 Wff- if ff 4 W if M641 25 uw b 0543 - ,G f vw 9 yy M S AJ lou fgfwfiifyj OM? H wwf K Jqfffb' Hx ff! dd JYMWVMJ' Q, yqffbb' may Ng Ky, Mfg, i, uf Wy f A Q w W is,-J k S Ml' ., I . '1-' ir? 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