Watertown High School - Orbit Yearbook (Watertown, WI)

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1946 ORBIT HARLEY I. POWELL B. A. University of Iowct M. A. University of Wisconsin Superintendent of Schools THE EHIEE TRAINEE War has ceased since the last edition of this book. We are happy to be privileged again to prepare young people for living in a world at peace. To accomplish this, we must provide many types of activities and experiences. The following pages picture and describe some of the activities which we hope have been helpful in providing valuable educational experience. We hope also that they have provided pleasure and opportunity for friendship that will remain long in the memories of our graduating class. HARLEY I. POWELL

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1946 ORBIT EDWARD HINTERBERG Ph. B. University oi Wisconsin Ph. M. University oi Wisconsin Principal of High School THE RINEMAETEH The idea that we must do more and more for our children and they in turn being required to do less and less seems to have become quite generally the accepted philosophy. The school should in every way possible, through pro- per facilities and guidance, make it possible for students to do things for them- selves. Only by this direction can the students develop confidence, strength, and the idea that value must be given for value received. E. H. HINTERBERG