Watertown High School - Orbit Yearbook (Watertown, WI)

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Individual Links . . . Stop for a moment and think of what it would be like to be a link in an enormous chain. Each link is attached to an- other, and another, until there are hundreds of links. This chain is represented in this book as everyone and every- thing associated with Water- town High School. Ours is a special chain. The links, al- though they may look alike, are as different as the people and things they represent. Each has their own unique abilities, some in sports, others in orga- nizations, and still others in community activities. There are teaching links, and learning links, and yes, even links that pretend to be a part of the chain 1. Roxanne Naze demonstrated the fine art of projectile shooting. 2. Jon Potter showed Beth Buchberger proper, sophisticated poise. 3. Band Major Bob Martin tested his whistle and his lungs before practice. 4. Jim Radtke found the showcase to be a comfortable, uncrowded place to watch Homecoming activities. 5. Homecoming judges, chosen from the community, were an important part of this year's chain. R gf ' 15 Student Life

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. . . Make Gne Strong Chain Now that you've had a mo- ment to think about being a link in a chain, do you realize you're a part of it? You are, a part of the chain, even if you only read this book. lt sums up the year and brings back memories. The chain is strengthened by new friends, old friends, and even smiling acquaintances. When you work and play together, you tighten the bond that brings you together with oth- ers. ln school and out, these links mean togetherness. They bind the school with the stu- dents, faculty, community, and other students. These individ- ual links make one strong chain. 1. Kevin Conley took a few minutes to rest from the rehearsal of Flower Drum Song. 2. Lunchtime was crowded as Mark Hintzmann experienced. 3. Once in a while, expressions can mean more than words, as in the case of Jo Lauer, Amy Mallach, Karla Bast, and Larry Makowski. 4. Up down, up down. It isn't always easy doing push-ups. 5. And above all, don't step on your partner's feet, were the cautious words of Mr. McQuoid. 'im ying? ., - ',mfff'.:' PI? ,QL ':1g.X,-fix- 'aut' l r ,,g.I...r.-.9. - .,-, ifliilij 5 , S F1221-.s Ki- fi?.:w't- fnrrf J '-'-1 '.'-Q. ln,'-. 5 ' ','?-'fI ,w' -' ' K ,i. ns- l'.,,..- ...- '..lf-r . , ' - . l'--e1 '.s..r5f' A' .. 1--:- 6 Student Life