Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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V if I . 9: k ' .fl ,, Fa :EL X uf I x3,.r-' - 'Y' 0 PWM DEDICATIO Dear Parents, To you, the mother and father of a senior boy or girl, this book is dedicated, To thank you mother, and you father for giving me my life, my opportunity to attend school, and the chance to better myself through your teaching and guidance. Sincerely, Your son, your daughter Of the class of 1960. We, the Arrow Staff of 1960, believe that this has been an interesting, eventful and rewarding year. We hope that the following pages record these activities and events accurately and that lnyears to come you will use them to recall many wonderful memories . BOARD OF EDUCATIO These civic-minded people devote much of their time to the betterment of the school. Left to rightg Herb Jenkins, Presidentg Herbert Easleyg Irving Thompsong Margaret Straate, Secretaryg E, Paul Reber, Superintendentg Leanard Hageng and John Wadsworth. ADMIN ISTRATIO E. PAUL REHER Superintendent NORMAN PARR Guidance RICHARD E, TAYLOR Principal CORA RUEGGENMEIER English I German I 85 II ACULTY GENEVA WATERS English II WENDELL WILHARM Biology Wrestling MARY LOU RAKOWICZ English III Librarian I X ,-'- 1 Q 232 35,2 R y K, 1 Q Y- 4 Q I Qi a Y , I I G JEL Wikis c ,Q A MA I ,W gg . H QM - :fmsffw M X in w e A A 5' I 3 eq , my gg, gm NME? E J 6 ' 3 W 1, f 5 ff A 43 S Q? 1 6 I 3 I x I Ng? 1 Y Q Q I G - s'-ii E , 'l M i' I I , fx .4 1 1 1,n,5gAg Ak MW i mg, V a , , 1., .Iaf's was y , 5, , f, ,, I 51, 5 -5a:2xmh,mg??,i5v- . Mis f A fxfvw ,W - lu L' :Q 4 'ff 'mi aw-SQ I I: Hg: Qgwna A Q' qw. ,ff ff- Lag ' mil, 'Q , 1' P. ,A avec-2'-if M31 'Y , 1 J. swf , w . 'i's GEORGE MELBY Chemistry RODNEY RAK OWICZ Physics General Science General Science RENEE NEPRUD English IV Speech Dra matics MARVIN STRIKE Algebra I Sc II DONALD HAYES World History GERALD LANGE Eggnomicg Sociology American History World Geography Basketball Baseball Geometry JAMES MC NITT Trigonometry Gen. Math Ref. Arith DALE BUENZOW Driver Ed. Basketball Golf DONALD POTHAST Office Practice General Business Bookkeeping ERN ESTINE HOLZER Typing I Shorthand I Stenography TOM MILLER Typing I Business Correspondence Agriculture DAVID MATTHEWS Industrial Arts I OE FITCH Art I, II CAROLYN SEAWELL Home Economics u b , is W ui:-: V 2.1, 'LL - fm ' ' , J 5 3: 5 ' W. ,V I jg: .-all f V Wa l w ' V' 'li 'f Q L77, '1:- Vizgemi 1-I iff! VK f nm , f ri' -an 'Y 391 A lg as Yfyif, A' if V , Z',1 s-3 .jfggfs 4 , V' - s - .f Wig Q swim f. if lfiin nazi F ,W K A sqm 'swim 4-a wif ,f,,ff, 'WA MWANX5 sow ,N fs, - agws,, 1-a,, 'w Qdkffk f' ' ' 'H L' , i w ffm. 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Transporting students to and from school every day is the important task of our Elfteen bus drivers, 4 SPORTS FOOTBALL Wins and Losses Waukon versus: Decorah . . . . . West Union. , , , Ivlaynard. . . . . . Elkader . . Sumner . Postville. . . , . . F9-YSUS .... . . Clermont-Elgin ,.,.,. lost w on lost lost lost lost w on lost ' fig: ta ' s,.s':s fz :s,.f,.: iz. ' s sse li i ' s s ssss eeiseess i f 1 ' 'EII '::' sfsl sss s ss n The mighty lineman: Chuck Erding, Butch Fossum, Bill Moody, Leon Jones, Ron Lindblom. As five of the starting eleven warriors on our team, they often gave our opponents a difficult time. Duane Meier, the leader and captain of our pigskin warriors. Although the season may not have been all victories for football it was a victory in sportsmanship. Center and backfieldg Duane Meierg center, Roger Palrnerg Charles Nolting, George Hartly, Durwin Russell. I This year our football gridders showed courage and daring in all their games. They practiced diligently every day, and were much praised for their continual good sportsmanship. Under the direction of Mr. Rixen they gave their fans many thrills this year, with numerous exciting plays. Thanks to the team for a memorable season full of good athletic fellowship. Mr. Rixen shows the fellows a play, while assistant Managers of football areLarry coaches Mr. Lange and Mr. Wilharm watch. Jenkins and Larry Enyart. BASKETBALL Basketball this year wasn't full of victories, but these boys earned the title of the scrapp- ingest team in the conference . B TEAM --LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Buenzow, coach, Bill Clark, Larry Nolting, Gordan Anderson, Gordon Steffenson, Harlan Yohe, Kenny Kranbeer, and Ronnie Mauss. mg fighting Evans boys! The faithful managers The starting lineup: Ronald Lindblom, Grant Evans, Charles Nolting, Larry Evans, and Durwin Russell. Time Out We saw much exciting Practice Scrimmage action this year! WRESFFLI G THE SEASON 'S RECORD This season the wrestlers have done the WE THEY Cresco 8 36 Postville 29 15 Elkacler 43 4 Decorah 12 25 Olw ein 33 16 West Union 21 2.1 Decorah 12 25 Olw ein 33 16 Postville 19 22 West Union 23 19 Elkader 23 19 The boys to the right placed in the conferance held at Postville. best in many years. John Meyer. o o o o 0 0 A I Bi11Moody. , , . I LeonJones . . . . . I George Hartley . . . . I Gene Dee . , . . I Duane Meier .... . . .Il Danny Iverson , . . .II LarryJenkins . . . , Ill P Dick Hansmeier, . , III CHEERLEADERS Our s1x varslty cheerleaders Peggy Kewley Betty Rreck Sandy Gray, Sherry Shattuck Karen Roe and Lrnda Stock take time out to relax for 11113 snap These hvely guls gave the WHS team plenty of support of the trophy case ref1 eshrnent stand and varlous othel thmgs dur1ng the year Gathered together to plan the pep skit are all our ten Up up up An action shot Smiling ChSGI'1e3d61'S during the homeoomlng pep skit Our peppy B-team cheerleaders: Darlene Larson, Darlene is having a little Betty McCormick, Shirley Maloney, Marilyn Opfer trouble at the refreshment stand. Hurry with the rag! Besides their cheerleading duties, these girls take care GULF Our girls' golf team has done exceptionally well this year. Besides winning all their matches except one, a member of the team took first place at the District Girls' Golf Tournament. This was Sibyl Jacobson shooting a 43 and a 48 on a difficult course to become medalist. The team itself placed third at the District Meet. Members are: Shirley Maloney, Betty Rieck, Mary Rominger, Kay Bigelow, Sibyl Jacobson, Linda Stock and Sue Gordon. Linda takes her time on along An informal shot before starting our meet with Decorah. putt. Stan tees off a good one. Allan Enyart, Cal Tjaden, Terry Robey, Neil Kiesau, John Meierkord, Durwin Russell, Bruce Cameron, Coach Buenzow, Stan Hangartner and Bruce Bunting compose the boys' golf team and instructor. TRACK Roger Hager Although the track team had fewer members than ithas hadinthe past, a very good record was left behind. Roger Hager placed first in the 100 yard dash at the district track meet held at Charles City. Roger Palmer qualified for the state meet and went on to place second in the open 880 yard dash. The two- mile relay team placed first at the district meet breaking the modern school record with a time of 8:44.2. 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They practice diligently to keep up their sharp reactions for the next game, everyone hoping to be one of the nine starters. But no matter what position he plays every boy has spirit, so necessary for a good sportsman. Larry Evans catching a high ASEBALL Sliding into third is Kenny Kranbeer, while Grants Evans tags him. f E 2 5 E s The top nine are: Wayne Topel, Durwin Russell, Gordon Anderson, George Hartley, Grant Evans, Larry Evans, Gordon Steffeson, Kenny Kranbeer, Jerry Sivesind. Complete team. I TRAM RAL Basketball Volleyball Intramural sports play an important part in the lives of WHS students during the winter months. Volleyball and basketball are available, for both boys and girls, But enthusiasm doesn't end with the players. The spectators too find intramurals IT1OSt exciting, and encourage their favorite team with yells from the side line. The winners received shiny, gold trophies. Basketball: Bernice Van Horn, Betty Reick, Elizabeth Nolting, Mary Taylor, Sibyl Jacobson, Lynn Eaton. Volleyball: Charles Nolting, Ron Lindblom, Larry Enyart, Dennis Winkie, Ron Henning, Dan Iver- son, Jim Boland, Mike Regan, Roger Vonderhoe. Basketball: Robert Moline, Mike Regan, Butch Fossum, Gene Dee, Dick Hansmeier, Bill Moody. Volleyball: Elizabeth Nolting, Karen Roe, Lorraine Webster, Jody Kiesau, Greta Mohwinkel, Ardith Gress, Pat Zoll, Julie Jackson. The games were exciting and full of pep-- a good intramural season for players and spectators alike. And although all the teams may not have been winning, good sportsmanship was shown by all. Basketball Volleyball MUSIC DRAMATICS Hansel . . . Gretel . . . Witch . . . Enchantress Rabbit . . . Mother . . . Father . . . FRE HMA CLASS PLAY THE BAD CHILDREN The freshman class play this year was an amusing version of the fa iry ta le Hansel and Gretel . However, it was slightly reversed. The wicked old witch turned out to be a charming old lady with a degree in witchcraft, while the children were juvenile delinquents. CAST . . . .Timmy Roe . Maureen Goltz . . . Jean Hagel' . . . . ,AnnCoX . . Linda Campbell Margaret Nelson . David Rekward SOPHO ORE CLASS PLAY IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS FOR DATES If Girls Asked Boys For Dates was the one act play presented by the sophomores. As the name indicates, the date situation was completely reversed . Young George was getting ready before Nancy called to get him on his first date. His mother gave him the usual motherly advice and his buddy George, a past master on dating, enlightened him, in a very humorous fashion, Poor frustrated George managed to pull himself together, much to the delight of the audience, for his first date, George . . Harry . , . Mrs. Smith Nancy . . . Kay . . . CAST Gaylen F reuchte . . . Eddie Lenth . . . Lynne Eaton . . . Sharon J' ohnson Sharon Roderick JU 1oR CLASS PLAY Please, Miss Frank, you've got to help mel The cast of Carson's Corner includes: standingg Frank Schmidt, Nancy Swenson, Pat Zoll, Grant Evans, Linda Gramllch, Virginia Grady, Carol Flage, Eunice Rekward, Betty Rieck, Paul Moritz, Allan Enyart, Janice Allison, Those sitting are: Jim McGinnis, Karen Anderson, Virgil Kellison, Sherry Shattuck, Jerry Hangartner, Sheryl Bresnahan, Terry Robey, Dorothy Henry, Richard Howe, Betty Mc- Cormick, Bruce Buntig and Linda Stock. Frank Schmidt . . . . . Mr. McGinnis Nancy Swenson . . . . . . Mrs. McGinnis Linda Stock . . Earle Johnson . . Eunice Rekward . Richard Howes . Betty McCormick Carol Flage . . . . . . . Miss Frank . . . . Mr. Kovalesky . . . . . Barb McGinnis . . . . . . Tommy Prince Alice Woodbridge . . .... Susan Caldwell A mock trial is held by the students of Carson Corners to render justice for the death of a fellow student, Mr. Koval- esdy, the school janitor, is put on trial, but it is proved that all residents of Carson Corners are at fault for the fatal accident of Bill McGinnis. This drama showed how dependent we are on one another and therefore we are responsible for our fellow - citizens. Mr. Kovalsky, there's nothing you can do, GV-IHFY Of murder- To tell the whole truth. Please, dad, you've got to stop. Pleading the case. THE DIARY OF While the workmen were near, complete silence was required. Look at what Miep brought us. The senior class play turned out to be a mem- orable occasion for both cast and the audience. Many hours of practice were put in by the cast and hands to produce what we think was one of the best plays ever given at Waukon High School. The Diary of Anne Frank combined some very entertaining moments with a plot showing very real- istically the lives of a persecuted people, The set design by Mr. Matthews, Mr. Bissell and Mr. Fitch coupled with the direction of Miss I had a cat once, Neprud and the hard work of the cast produced an excellent performance. O I-Iannakah, O Hannakah! NNE FR . Bruce Cameron Mr. Frank . . Miep ....... Phyllis Wall Mrs. Van Daan . .Shirley Maloney Mr. Van Daan , , ,John Simmons Peter Van Daan ,,,. Robert Fort Mrs. Frank ,.,,, Mary Taylor Margot Frank , , . Janet Jepeway Anne Frank ..., Sibyl Jacobson , , Donald Brown Mr. Kraler , . MI. Dussel .... Danny Schlitter Mouschi .,........ Inky Student Director . . Kay Bigelow 97 Was I really awful? Just a little discussion May I have my room now, please? Oh, I'rn afraid it will jump out at me, The stage hands worked very hard to keep things roll- ing. They are: Gary Flage, Ka y Bigelow, Jody Kiesau, Virginia McShane, Stan Han- gartner. A SPEECH Oratory Another victory for Miss Neprud's speech students! 13 out of 24 original entries received I's at the State Speech Contest in Grinnell. An all time record for Pfose Waukon High School! This was truly a great year for the dramatic talent of our school. ORATORY LYI'11'lE3.tOI'lc Q 0 0 0 0 o 0 l Q QSIHIGI Gary Flage. o 0 0 o 0 o DiST,1'iCt II Kay Bigelow . . . . . . Preliminary Il PROSE 3 State l'sl Sibyl Jacobson, Betty Reick, Carol Flage. POETRY 3 State 1's! John Simmons, Shirley Maloney, Charlotte McDowell. ORIGINAL ORATORY Poetry Mary Taylor .... . . . State II Bob Fort ..... . , . District II Betty McCormick . . . . District II RADIO Virginia McShane . . . State II Bruce Cameron . . . . . . State II Janet Jepeway .,,.,., District II DRAMATIC 3 State I's! Earle Johnson, Sibyl Jacobson, Carol Flage. Original Oratory HUMOROUS Linda Stock. . , . . .Preliminaryll Eunice Rekwarcl . . .... District II Betty McCormick . . . State I EXTEMPORANEOUS Theron Robey ,,,, , , , District II Gary Flage. . . . State I Robert Fort. . . . . State II Radio Dramatic Humorous Extemporaneous CONTE T PLAY At the State Speech Contest in Grinnell for 1960, this hardworking play cast was rewarded for their work-- 3 straight I's, and two of the group were named outstand- ing actors! Everyone came home happy with a job well done. Wilbur Daniel Steel, the author of the short story, How Beautiful With Shoes, would have been proud to see Miss Neprud 's adaptation for the stage. The plot was forceful with tense and breath-taking moments. I ain't Amaranthal Earle Johnson and Shir- ley Maloney who received Outstanding Actors awards at the State Contest in Grinnell. CAST OF CHARACTERS Humble Jewitt . , , Earle Johnson Amarantha , , . . Shirley Maloney Narrator . . . . Bruce Cameron Mother . . . Mary Taylor Farmer . . . ,Frank Schmidt Ruby .... , , John Simmons Judge North ..,. , ,.,., Dick Howes Time for relaxation. The cast takes a breather after strenuous practice, CAR Eunice Rekward Carol Flage . Linda Stock . Bruce Cameron Terry Robey . Don Brown . . Betty Reick . Earle Johnson , John Simmons Paul Moritz , Eddie Lenth . Roger Hager . Bill Clark , We'll have many , many Children. CAROUSEL unfolds a strange and beautiful love story, told in unforgettable songs from the hearts and pens of Rodgers and Hammerstein. Lovers walk the rocky Maine shores, sailors sing of the sea, townsfolk gather for a gay clambake, and life and death are viewed from a typically New England heaven. CAST I 0 O C l O O O . .Carrie Pipperidge , , , Julie Jordan . . Mrs. Mullin . , Billy Bigelow . lst Policeman David Bascombe , Nettie Fowler , . Enock Snow . Jigger Craigin . 2nd Policeman Heavenly Friend . , . Starkeeper Enoch Snow, Jr. A quiet hush comes over the audience when Julie and Billy re veal their love for each other. His name is Mr. Snow! USEL Included in the chorus were: Janice Allison, Sharon Campbell, Dianne Clark, Bev- erly Meyer, Sherry Shattuck, Peggy Kewley, Elmo Hagen, Ronald Lindblom, Calvin T jaden, Lynne Eaton, Virginia Grady, Jean Hager, Dianne Lenth, Grant Hagen, James Bleber, Roger Hager, Stanley Hangartner, Paul Moritz. Without r.he support of this well-selected chorus our operetta would not have been such a success. Julie, Mr. Snow and me are going to be cried in Church nex' Sunday! Can't even flirt with a girl without askn't your permission! That how it is? Let's have it quiet back stage! Familiar? The big Graduation Day. MIXED CHORUS Our fine mixed chorus received a I at State Music Contest this spring. Besides their splendid work at contest they sang at the Veteran's Day Program, Christmas Concert and Commencement. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club also has performed out- standingly this past year. Although they did not re- ceive a Division I at contest, they have performed so well other places, many have commented on their work. Just resting. CARDI ALS Our Girls' Glee Club, the Cardinals, do sound like birds singing. They perfect all their chords to make the sweetest music, which everyone likes to hear. At State Music Contest in Charles City this spring they received a Division I as a reward, CANARIES Altos, you're flat! Sopranos, up a bit now. Every day these familiar sounds can be heard coming from the vocal music room. Pitch, harmony, blend --all together make a good glee club. So our Canaries strive for these elements to become better in quality and tone. Miss Moklebust, our fine music teacher, did a very good job ln preparing our groups ln this her Hrst year of teaching. Eddie Lenth, James Bieber, Eunice Rekward and Diane Clark form the happy foursome who are our accompanists. They are constantly giving us pitch, and laughing with us on our mistakes. To them everyone in vocal music owes a debt, VOCAL SMALL GROUPS Boys' Double Quartet 11:00 2:38 6:30 Girls' Trio 7:15 Mixed Double Quartet VOCAL MUSIC TODAY 10:38 Boys' double and girls trio Girls' sextet II All soloists Mixed quartet Mixed double 8 :OO Mixed Quartet Ma dr igal The practice schedule was tight those last two weeks before contest, but our ratings proved its worth. Four soloists received I's, while six out of ten small group entries received I's. Girls' Sextet II Division I Soloists Boys' Quartet I Division II and Ill Soloists BAND SMALL GROUPS D rum E nsemble These music students, under the able leadership of Mr. Merritt Bissell, worked hard to obtain the ratings they re- ceived at the solo and small group contest, All the groups pictured here received Division I ratings. Lynn Sherman, Eunice Rekward, Peggy Kewley and Kay Bigelow make up the drum ensemble. The sax quartet con- sists of Carol Flage, Lyle Hanson, Ed Lenth and Bruce Cameron. The very talented division I soloists were Betty Rieck, Mary Bulman, Margaret Nelson, Mary Rominger, Bruce Cameron, Don Brown. In wind trio were: Betty Rieck, Mary Rominger and Mary Taylor. Piano soloist receiving a II was Mary Taylor, while Mary Rominger and Dianne Clark received I'S. With these fine ratings most of the students feel that their work has not been done in vain. For those who didn't receive I's there's always another year to look forward to. Good luck in the future WHS music students! Saxophone Quartet Division I Soloists Piano S0101StS Woodwind Trio Division II and IH Soloists They are: Betty McCormick, Pat Rehr, Shirley Maloney, Jean Hager, Carol Flage, Ed Lenth, Earle Johnson, Allan Enyart, Linda Stock, Charlotte McDowell. CONCERT After many long hours of practice our concert provided some splendid entertainment at the Spring Concert and art exhibit. At State Contest in Charles City we received a division II rating. Our handsome drum major, Allan En- yart, is shown at attention. Mr. Bissell, our fine director, is hard at work in his office. MARCHI G Our snappy marching band attired in their new blazing red and white uniforms was one of the outstanding bands at the Eastern Iowa Band Festival at Cedar Rapids this year, The band marched. downtown on various occasions and performed intricate manuevers during the half time of our home football games. Last fall we received a divsion I rating at State Contest for the third year in a row. TWIRLERS Our WHS twirlers and drum major. This snappy corps has really kept the crowds attention this year. They are: Sandy Gray, Betty McCormick, Marilyn Opfer, Allan Enyart Karen Roe, Mary Burrett and Shirley Maloney. Our WHS twirling soloists, Shirley Maloney and Linda Stock. Shirley received a l at State on both her twirling solo and flag solo, while Linda received a I on her twirling solo at State. This is the third consecutive for Linda and the fourth for Shirley. The proud State I twirling ensemble includes Peggy Kewley, Linda Shock Shirley Maloney and Betty McCormick. CLUBS ACTIVITIES The student body watches the pep skit, The climax of the day was the dance and goodies served by the Home Ec. depart- ment. Our snappy band marched. Karen Roe, our beautiful queen, reigned over the festivities. QUEEN Karen Roe CROWNING ATTENDANTS Senior Dianne Clark Junior Sheilah Kumph Sophomore Linda Klees Freshman Linda Shattuck In order to be a member of W Club one must recelve a letter for active part1c1pation 111 lnterscholastic sports It 1S a great honor to be selected as a member as itlepresents hours of pracuce and hard work w1th other team members Thew C1l1bDiC1'11C and athletic banquet were speclal events for the club this year To the Right are officers of W Club they are Secretary Treasluer Betty Rieck President, George Hartley Vice President, Larry Evans CLUB If It looks 11ke 11115 meet got the best of our boys To the Right Dr Paul Brechler giving an after dinner speech at our athletic banquet PEP The pep band plays enthusiastically at every home basketball game during the season. They have both quality and quantity, which is important to a band that is formed to really give the team spirit. To the Left, the band plays while the players get instructions at the half. Also formed to pep sports are the cheerleaders. These ten smiling faces who inspire any team on to victory. ' F. F. A. Our active F.F,A, boys have done much this year to further the better practice of agriculture. Officers of the group are: Roger Campbell, Sentinel glohn Meyer, Treasurerg Gordon Elling- son, Secretaryg Bill Moody, Vice-President: George Hartley, Presidentg Dick Anderson, Re- porter. A BANQUET L.. Mrs. Seawell was named Honorary Chapter Sweetheart at the annual F.F.A. Banquet. An evening of eating and enter- tainment was enjoyed. SWEETHEART PARTY Carol F lage reigned as Queenof theF F A dance Carol Flage, Chapter Sweetheart, reigned as queen at the Sweetheart Dance. In her court were senior, Julaine Ruckdaschelp junior, Shelia Kumphg sophomore, Linda IGucke and freshman, Judy Cooper. To the left, President George Hartley crowns F.F.A, Sweetheart, Carol Flage, as the attendants receive their awards. Checkers, anyone! E v e r yo n e en- joyed the punch and cookies we had at our F.F.A. Dance. U HER CLUB Always present to help at the school activities were the girls of our usher club. Usher Club officers were: Mary Taylor, presidentg Sibyl Jacobson, vice-president. Other members included: Jean Hager, Sharon Roderick, Karen Brennon, Andrea Deters, Doreen Kettleson, Kristin Nordon, Linda Klees and Sherry Shattuck. These lovely girls are ever present at all school activities handing out programs, and giving out information, Everyone wel- comes the sight of ten such gracious girls. Miss Rueggenmeier, their sponsor, keeps these girls on their toes. LIBRARY CLU Mrs. Rakowicz, advisor for Library Club, is showing the group how to find certain books by use of the card catalog. Lookingon are: Karen Dahlstrom, Slyvia Smith, Andrea Deters, Linda Klucke, Sharon Johnson, Francis Doeppke, Jeannette Moen and Lorraine Fiet. Our Library Club has been busier than ever this year signing out books and keeping the book shelves neat and tidy. Under the supervision of their faculty advisor they've done a fine job. TEACHERS' CADET When the teachers at WHS are gone, it looks as if there will be enough replacements, Miss Rueg- genmeier and Mr. Paar actively support our future tea chers. Teachers' Cadet officers Dianne Clark, Presidentg and Mary Rominger, Secretary put up their annual poster. Making weekly visits to the grade school is not only fun and interesting, but it also gives the teachers' cadets a bird's- eye view of a teacher 's daily tasks, URSES ' CADET w I Already on the job are the future nurses officers: Presi- dent, Andrea Detersg Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Campbellg Vice President, Shirley Maloney. The purpose of the nursing course is to give girls a look at nursing through simple tasks and observations at the hospital. For the future nurses this is both interesting and exciting Mr. Paar, our guidance di- rector headed this fine group. ls a nurse needed here girls? CAMERA CLUB Ronnie Beadmore and Danny Schlitter working hard in the darkroom. Good Luck boys! Our active Camera Club has been busy this year taking pictures around the school, learning to develop them in the darkroom and general meetings under the able direction of Mr. Matthews, their faculty advisor, Officers of the Camera Club are: Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Hoffrnang President, Gary Kleing Vice-President, Frank Schmidt. ELECTRONICS CLUB Members of the club are: James Kelly, Robert Sasse, Roger Peterson, Grant Hagen, Leonard Hansen, John Meierkordg Instruc- tor, Mr. Melbyg Linus Liddle, Terry Robey, Stanly Hangartner, Mary Rominger, Shirley Maloney. Every Saturday morning strange noises can be heard flow- ing from the physics room. Usually it is a radio being built, which doesn't quite work--or some type of electronic brain being construc- ted. But no one seems to mind since it is the electronics club who are busily working on projects, Q71 This year, through MI. Me1by's careful instruction the club has learned much and advanced farther into the mys- tery world of tubes, triodes and plates. The officers seem a little bit stunned with Mr. Melby's que stion. l-Iow does the grid in- crease or decrease cur- rent? President of elec- tonics club is Stanly Han- gartnerg Secretary-Treas- Lu-er, -Shirley M a lo n e yg Vice-President, T he r o n Robey. These girls are working hard to meet the dead line. The annual must go out on time! Every year there is a sudden rush toward spring to mail the annual out before The final date. ARROW TAFF The group who completed the annual this year are: Betty McCormick, Carol Flage, Siby1J'acobson, Linda Stock, Sue Gordon, Shirley Maloney, Sharon Roderick, Norma Herman, Bruce Cameron, Betty Rieek, Dianne Clark, Dianne Lenth, Earle J' ohnson, and Peggy Kewley. Bruce Cameron, editorg Shirley Maloney, bus- iness manager and Betty McCormick, co-editor rest after a hard day. GERMA ' CLUB Among the numerous activities of German club this year have been pen-pal projects, German magazines, films, records, singing and talks by people familiar with Germany and its people. Also a festive supper complete with German food was enjoyed by the members. Miss Rueggenmeier, the fine sponsor of this club, and Linus Liddle seeing if the new movie projector works. Earle Johnson was President ofGerman club. He was assisted by reporter, Charlotte McDowellg Secretary-Treasurer, Dianne Lenthg Vice-President, Bernard Grady, TUDE 'T CGUNCIL The Student Council plays a vital role in life at WHS, Composed of the class officers from all four classes, this organization is the student. body's voice in school government. Their many activities include selecting lyceums, conducting the March of Dimes campaign, choosing cheerleaders, arranging for home- coming, and many others. Under the able guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Taylor, the Student Council has worked hard to make WHS an even better school. Student Council officers are as pictured above: Secretary-Treasurerg Carol Flageg President, Bruce Camerong Vice-President, George Hartly. Decorating for the homecoming dance. Bidding a fond farewell to four years of hard work are the Senior Honor Society members: Beverly Meyer, Bruce Cameron, Sharon Campbell, Shirley Maloney. The junior class is represented on the Honor Society by this sparkling trio to the right: Linda Stock, Betty McCor- mick, Andrea Deters. HO OR SGCIET Y One of the highest honors a Waukon High Student can receive is to be a member of the National Honor Society. To receive this honor a student must rank in the top 2 of his class academically. Certainly these eleven students are to be congratulated on their outstanding scholastic achievement. Ready for another day at school are Freshman Honor Society members:Lynn Sherman and Karen Beall, Always the perfect gentleman, Sophomore, Ed Lenth holds the door for fellow Honor Society member, Sharon Roderick. TRAVELERS' CLUB We had an extra large travelers' club this year. High salesmen for selling the most magazines were Mary Taylor, Danny Schlitter and Richard Hansmeier. We did it again-- another all time record! Congratulations! The Travelers' Club certainly earned their memorable trip to Minneapolis this year, Everyone enjoyed the Cinerama, SOUTH SEA ADVENTURE, and after hours of strolling about the city, the long ride home was a welcome conclusion to the foot-weary travelers. SPECIAL EVENTS Dr Paul Breckler, the after dmner speaker for the Athletlcs Banquet, 1S rntroduced Th1S evenlng proved to be very rewardmg to the ath1et1cs and guests both, as Dr Brechler showed the 1m portance of sports. Everyone 1S mterested rn the These 2315 are W0f1d31'1T1gh0W the ratrng board Those who recetved Tatmgs are 901113 to Come out TheY I's wereellgtbleforfurther competl w ere parttcrpants 1 n the Prelrrmnary mm Speech Contest ln Waukon. The Navy Band performs. Waukon Hrgh School was proud to present the Unlted States Navy Band to the puplls of WHS and commumty of Waukon . . . .. . . . . . A X . . . . .. .- s 0 Mrs. Richter speaks to those interested in a music vocation at Career Day. Juniors and Seniors partici- pated in this event, Sharon Roderick, Mr. Wilharm and Linn Eaton proudly display the new equipment issued to the Biology Department of WHS from the National Science Founda- Fun and menimem always tion. The Mathematics, Physics and German depart- ful the halls of WHS when the ments 3150 Teceilled equipment- student council starts trimming christmas trees. This Ls truly a specia1 event for christ m a s va cation can't be far ahead, Also included in the special events are the lyceums held during the year. Animal wonders, Scotland Yard, photographic mind and driving in- struction were the four presented during the 1959- 60 school season. These proved to be eudcational besides fun. For a long time no one will forget, up side down and backwards, or the methods of punishment in England. HO OR DAY Mr. Reher makes an Bruce Cameron, president of the student council and important announcement. master of ceremonies for Honor Day, accepts the Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship Award from Arthur Jacobson. Honor Day is always a special ocassion for everyone. Those who are deserving receive the awards due to them. The seniors, who earned awards this year were: Art Award .......... . . . Leon 101135 Baush and Lomb Science Award , , , . Sharon Campbell Agriculture Award ,,,,,,,, . , George Hartly Browning Club Literature Award ....-.. . Mary Taylor Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship Award .... Bruce Cameron Kiwanis Citizenship Award ,..,,,,, , . Duane Meier Mary Taylor Everyone listens for Outstanding Athletic Award, , , , , George Hartly the announcement of a- ward winners. The class will was Shirley Malone read The class history read by Sandry Gray. the class prophecy, was read by Dianne Lenth. EVENINGS I Pre si de nt of the Senior class--Mr. Sprite. Bruce Cameron, MaryTaylor--Nymph. Grant Evans, President of the ,Tunior Class-- MI. Pixie. The first evening in Fa nta syla nd came and went, but the memory of the program and fine meal will stay with us. Carol Flage --Nixie. B e t t y McCormick, the toastmistress, is Tin- kerbell. FIRST CLOUD Cup O Dew Drops SECOND CLOUD Fantasyland Special End of the Rainbow Nixie 's Gems Fairyqueen's Throne Clover Leaf Rolls Butter Cups THIRD CLOUD Clouds on Angel Fluff Woodland Mist and Fog This castle will al- ways remind us of the wonderful evening spent at the banquet. FA TASY LA D The Royal Court, with pretty L orra ine Webster as Queen and Larry Evans as King, reigned over Fantasyland. Our Cinderella Queen and her King enjoy their royal dance together after the coronation. The Grand March led by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilharm was one of the many highlights of the evening. After a few hours of dancing, the The Fantasyland Castle towers in the background over Punch table becomes a very P0Du1ar all the couples enjoying themselves dancing. pla ce. The departing of friends in body but not in soul is a result of grad- uation. Caryl Hager was a busy girl pinning on the white roses. GRADU Four years are a long time, but spent in WHS that time went unbelieveably fast. HSIG bGfOIG WG, the seniors, hardly realized what was happening Baccalaureate rolled around, The strains of Pomp and Circumstancen flowed to our ears, as we slowly walked down the aisle, proud to yet be a student at WHS, Reverend Vaaler gave us an inspiring sermon, after which we really began to look forward to the future. Fix it so it covers my ears, and, Is my cap on straight? The caps come off.....and go on here. ATIO The big night came at lastg graduation, 1960. In a few hours the seniors were declared alumni of Waukon High School. 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Pistons, carbu- retors, and wheel cylinders take on new meaning for the interested sophomores, Although this class may be alot of work, the four class officers are taking time out for break. They are left to right: Vice President, Sharon Roderick, President, Ed- ward Lenthg Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Opferg Student Council Representative, Linus Liddle. James Carol Gerald Leslie Carroll Delia Allison Anderson Anderson Aghbacher Beall Beall Delores Karen Roger Lan-y James Gail Beardmore Bechtel Bechtel Beisker Bieber Bis in D S James Shirley LeRoy James Karla Mary Boland Brandsmeier Britain Boland Buntrock Burett :t ' 5, is V ver- .V V ' 5 is -.jg-V: A W N Nvli in ' 'f' Q 1 ,,,. 2 A mlm 5 nr A r t , QE, aw me . gi ., F ' X1 V ioo,'s xi rg, Q., Q QW W7 -M' .f-ga TSX : - ,A v 1 'X , ffsiicf X ,.,. : . ' . 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A-' r 1 H ORE Richard Cooper Gary Burseth Gerald Decker Janice Dehning Henry Dirksen Betty Duffy Lynn Eaton Gordon Ellingson Dale Fish Gaylen Fruechte Dennis Gelo Diane Gilson Richard Gray Diane Grotegut Karen Hanson Leonard Hanson Lyle Hanson Carol Harris Dorothy Herman Margaret Herman Norma Herman Gary Hermeier John Ingles Wilma Jeide Joe Jenkins Sharon Johnson Neil Jones Karen Kannenberg Dennis Kiesau Kenneth K iesau Linda Klees Linda Klocke Wayne Knudtson Edward Knuppe Carol Kruger Clark Larson LaVonne Larson Edward Lenth Linus Liddle Mary Martens Ronald Mauss John Meierkord Dean Meiners David Meyer Gerald Meyer Arvey Meine Sharon Miller Ruth Ann Moen CLASS 2 Egifgagghaq 2 f,7r:9Y33'Ai4 -2555,-J . .--- I ,QQ . -Jfglii - 2,..2w2. , .,,. 2222fKf22:.2.i2 ,V I .... .. .W . .. . Hifi . lllcfzs ' 552 . 2 - gf .12 :-1122.222 ' - dnnd . I ,eg 5 i 2 P W L V 3 5 522. ings-a.2f Q 22 gi 22 a 2 2 2 2 P 22 S 5525 2. , 3 1 K' 56' E 3 , . K U is 25 'K We 2. 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Their activities have been many and varied, keeping them busy every minute. But leading the classes has been their most important task, and they have done it well. Farewell to a class which has made its four years of high school a huge success. CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Our Greatest Glory Is Not In Never Fall- ingg But ln Rising Every Time We Fall. Our proud Salutatorian, Beverly Meyer and Valedictorian, Sharon Campbell. Here they are shown just after graduation. The gold chords around the girls necks denote they are in the upper fifteen per cent of their class. This custom has just been started this year with the class of 1960. Congratulations Sharon and Beverly on your high scholastic record! 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E, ii' SHARON WALTERS MARY WATERS LORRAINE WEBSTER ROLAND WENIG KAREN WILD SN APS And I just told McCormi ck- -b1a-- d A damsel in The Three Stooges Hoo-H ah, Chee-Chee Wonders never cease Lookie me! What did you do with Now we know where distress? Where? th ' k 'P at HIC el. the profit went. There goes one. He1l1ooooo ArrghhI I Nigger pile. Q I Now this is the way I think it should be done, Miss f Nepmd' N Ah'm back in the saddle again And so another year at Waukon High School ends. For the underclassmen more years of high school, for the ser1iors afarewell to WHS and a step into the future. Familiar faces leave and new ones come to take their places. The Arrow Staff trusts that this yearbook has fulfilled its purpose in bringing back pleasant memories to you. fi .f X A 1 xnxx., A .-, if is-4 , ,, L. 'SX Nr WJ r l , jx In JU! 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