Watertown High School - Orbit Yearbook (Watertown, WI)

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CAROLYN KESSLER Teacher JOHN KINGSLEY Hershy Engineer Let each man do his best, Shakespeare Wise to resolve and patient to per- form. Homer GERALD KNOPE Mink U. S. Air Force There's a good time coming, boys, Mackay DONNA KOERNER Teacher It matters not how long we live, but how. Bailey BETTY KLATT JOHN KLINGBELL Johnny Wacs The wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave, O'Reilly HAJO KOESTER H1 H0 A man must make his own opportunity. Agriculture Before man made us citizens, great Nature made us men. Lowell SHIRLEY KORNACKI Charity is a virtue from the heart. Addison BETTY KLUG Secretary Glad till the dancing stops, Masefield RONALD KORTH Korky U.S. Navy This world is not so bad a world, Beck SHIRLEY KNAACK Shirl Telephone Operator Reading is to the mind, what ex- ercise is to the body, Steele ALLEN KRAUSE Chusey U.S. Marines Our actions are the best interpreters of our thoughts. Locke 24 Bacon 'Nr WW fl I I

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JUDITH HIRTZ. Judy Airline Stewardess Full of mischief, wit, and glee, happy am I, from care I'm free. Anonymous ROBERT JOHNSON Bob SYLVIA I-IOPPE Sylvie And the quality of her work was excellent, Anonymous KAREN KADDATZ BRUCE KASTEN Jake A prosperous man of business, JAEGER I consider it the best part of an education to have been born and brought up in the country Alcott Q KENNETH KENNEDY sam' , God takes care of boys and Irish- I' men, Proverb ' i ' i s . THEODORE HOFFSTETTER Ted Erfgineer QNO picturej I came, I saw, I conquered. Caesar The days that make us happy make us wise, Masefield IDA HIGGINS Red Marriage The Irish have the best hearts in three kingdoms, Walpole FREDRIC JAYE Bright Flash For knowledge too, is itself a power, Bacon Q fats - s a 3.5 wi '- f i I ii . ff figgt, -,rr A s?f1? f J sf S, i f - 2a9,s,,. Beautician Art is not a thing, it is a way, Anonymous 2 I NANCY HORNICKLE Nan Beautician She smiled and the shadows departed. Symonds Shaw JANICE HUEBNER Jan Beautician ' Virtue is the performance of pleasant actionsg Stephens PAUL KELM Prefer geniality to grammar, Fowler , 55.1255 5 K stiff W

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BARBARA KREBS Bobbie Teacher Gentleness! More powerful than Hercules, Lenclos KAY KRUEGER Nurse There lies a conversation in her eyes. Longfellow NANCY KREBS Teacher A tender heart, a will inflexible, Longfellow KAREN KUEHL Nurse Cheerfulness keeps up a daylight in the mind. Johnson VICTOR KRESSIN Vic Agriculture Quietness is best. Holland ARLENE KUESTER Office Worker May all your virtues with the years improve. Somerville KAREN KRIENKE Krink Office Worker Beauty without is born of health within, O'Shea RALPH KUSEL Butch Mechanic Laugh and the world laughs with you. Wilcox JAMES KRIER Ambrose College Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student, Emerson NANCY LANDSVERK College Of nature's gifts thou may'st boast, Shakespeare ALBERT KRUEGER Norky N I m a quiet gentleman Wickham gigs? it si was X DONALD LANGER Dick tgg Farmer Let us never forget that the culti- vation of the earth is the most im- portant labor of man. Webster A at