Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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The class will was read by Gaylen Fruechte. Melodye Willford en- tertained the students with her reading of the class prophecy. Presented to Dr. Clark Romin- ger by Mr. Taylor was a dis- tinguished service award for his outstanding service to the com- munity. 100 HO OR DAY Students Who Received Special Awards Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship. . . . . Kiwanis Citizenship . . American Legion Auxiliary Bausch and Lomb Science Browning Club Literature Art . . Agriculture Outstanding Athlete . . Betty Crocker Homemaking - . . Sharon Roderick . . Lynne Eaton Ed Lenth , Sheryl Melcher Ray Busness . . Ed Lenth . . Linus Liddle . James Bieber Gordon Ellingson . Charles Nolting Gretta Mohwinkle John Shafer presents the Iowa State Bar Associ- ation citizenship award to Sharon Roderick, who also won a specialaward for having the highest four-year academic average in the history of the school. Ed Lenth was master of ceremonies for the program. The class history of Waukon was read by Lynne Eaton, and that of Water- ville by Sharon Glenn.

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BACCALAUREATE Reverend Tjaden 's Baccalaureate sermon was heard by the large crowd attending the service. CLASS MOTTO By Courage and by Faith. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Purple and White The Baccalaureate service for the Senior Class of 1962 was held on Sunday evening, May 20, in the high school auditorium. The invocation and sermon were given by the Reverend William Tjaden of the First Presbyterian Church. The inspiring sermon was one which could well be taken to heart by the graduating class. The Reverend Jack DeLong of St. Paul's Methodist Church gave the scripture read- ing, prayer, and benediction. Selections were sung by the boys' double quartet and the girls' sextet. Pianist Mary Burgess and organist Mary Bulman played the pro- cessional and recessional as a piano-organ duet. 101