Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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®hc iloecbiib 19J23 ALBERT WEIGHT (Bill) ■Ail that I have learned I have forgot- ten; all that I know I guessed at. September 22, 1905. Auburn. Indiana. W. H. S. ■20- ' 23. Ciceronian. Vice-President C. L. S. ' 23. Sergeant C. L. S. ' 20. Hi.storian Rosebud. EDNA FORREST (Ted) ■The otiieT teiideriiess element of friendship is May 28, 1905. Waterloo, Indiana. W. H, S. ' 20- ' 23. Zedaletliean. Vice-Pres. Z. L. S. ' 22, ' 23. Calenda Rosebud. ROSEANNA CASTRET (Zan) ■I Uke not only to be loved, but also to be told that 1 am loved. February 24. 1905. Waterloo, Indiana. W. H. S. ' 20- ' 23. Zedalethean. Snap Shots Rosebud. HOWARD H AMMAN (Ham) ■■.Set me drifting on the sleepy waves. ' October 16, 1904. W. H. S. ' 22, ' 23. Ciceronian. Stories Rosebud.

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® Uc loeclt t 1923 CYRILLE DUNCAN (Dunk) ■■We must be our own before we cai be another ' s. June 7, 1906. Waterloo, Indiana. W. H. S. •20- ' 23. Class President ' 22. Secretary C. L. S. ' 23. Basket Ball ' 23. Ciceronian. Ciceronian Editor Rosebud. ALFRED KELLEY (Kelley) ' ■Shall I. wasting in despau-, die because a woman ' s fair. December 17. 1904. Waterloo, Indiana. W. H. S. ■20- ' 23. Basket Ball ' 21. ' 23. Sergeant C. L. S. ' 22. Ciceronian. Advertising Mgr. Rosebud. WILMA WILTROUT (Billy) The only ■wa to have a friend is to be one. ' ' May 13, 1905. Corunna. Indiana. W. H. S. ' 23. Ciceronian. Basket Ball ' 23. Alumni Editor Rosebud. CARL TILL (Pigeon) ■■I care not, Fortune, what you do deny. ' July 14, 1905. Waterloo, Indiana. W. H. S. •20- ' 23. Basket Ball ' 22, ' 23. Zedalethean. Sec. and Treas. Class ' 20. Girls ' Basket Ball Rosebud.

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(The llooclnl 1 ' 3B THE CLASS OF OLD ROSE AND GOLD In the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Nineteen, twenty-seven bright little lads and lassies entered the Waterloo High, to climb four rounds higher on the ladder of knowledge. Though many of us have fallen, we received only minor injuries and we were able to rise and climb to the old level. One of our members changed schools, which left us twenty-six at the end of the year. Richard Dannells was president ; Irene Fee, vice-president, and Carl Till, secretary and treasurer. We entered our Sophomore year with a smaller enrollment, but with a greater knowledge of what our future would be. Only twenty members came back, but two of these left us shortly after our Christmas vacation. Irene Fee was elected president ; Paul Hartman, vice-president, and Justin Girardot, secretary and treasurer. We spent our last day at Lake James with the other three classes. We entered our Junior year with only seventeen members. We work- ed hard and at the end of the year we had made a good record. Cyrille Duncan was president ; Paul Hartman, vice-president, and Aileen Fee, sec- retary and treasurer. Our class did not lose any of its members through- out the year. We have now entered the last year. One has gone to another school. V e have gained two new members, who are helping to make our class one of a high standard. Paul Hartman is president ; Marguerite Hamman, vice-president ; Irene Fee, secretary, and Russel Walker, treasurer. We as a class have tried to set an example for the rest of the school, but we hope that the future seniors have better success in making the Waterloo High 100 ' . efficient. — ALBERT WEIGHT, Class Historian.