Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

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mwkww J 's1'f'7w xfgn ,Q fs u:ft 5ff1 M35 DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1951 gratefully dedicated thus annual to thelr capable and faithful advnsor, Mass Lucllle Dledrlck The members of the class appreciate her assistance In making the 1951 edltlon of the WATHILO a success , Q Q gc! A ,fy WL, , 'f N,,.rf'f.,7-' uf. 1 f, , , A ,. 5 4 V, . . -1 . W. ,, - , I Hg f, , W .g1L: S0f-5' gym, QV ' 'H--5' K' . . ,, rf '. gwgfic-1-,ssffcgi 'A IC-T - 'v'r.ff-f f .i+'1,.- 4 -IP, N 'A K fm., . a sf . f '1+,,w f,:,Q5f1:i if :aww E-1'f5f'? . 1- 1- ' A cl, we-.ef ,df f,,. .V - WH f. If mb-, .,-..,, w-Y.. JP ,.'. fe ,' -1 , - s 1 . . . 4.4,z,94,,t . ,, ,qf:w,y.1 fs, -1 U, ,vw-91? , Lf , '3 1 ,- fr f. P r -, 1 f, I sf. ,.j-'Q-wr qyw, wmv- .sam-7,L,l,, 5,,..f,, 'yy ' dw, M, ,, V, . ' , 4 . , , .sw N' f u zf1j'7 Hg, f'- , ' fi. .tmf , Q ' . - , s - .ww - H I ' . V'-M., V , Y. nam i , f K V 4 ., , , , r u .A , f f W s ., ,. My .,.gff ,',,-ws ,rf 1 ' , 1 ,. tl V ,, .f,ayft'g,,, ' ,N L, fwfr. wwjnffft ,fy MW' , , e x V , ' g',,:'C Z-v 1:11255 1 ia:i.Tf'.-1'wM5z',:t' 5' ' ' - Q Hb, fa. -,fM,,s4,4 f , -,.ii5k3xM.t,,',, H . H, .1 ,sf K NW, f ' . . . . . . . f . . . . . . . . . . .

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IDATHILCD Waterloo h L O 1951

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MESSAGE T0 CLASS Wxth e teh qraduatnnq elass the eOI1Cll txons extstmnq rn our eountry and throuqh out the world present problems of mayor 1 , i lmportxnee to mdnyudual qraduates As l g,,gee.vf,,ff'ai?f rf 'S may 25 MM all the qrxduxtmq classes durln e darkest yexrs of eeononne depressxon if 32 41 if is fy our country the blq question m the mlnds of qraduxtes was where and when wtll I a ob e s y o job so that one eould eat have clothes and a place to sleep Wlth the approach of VVorld War II gm thls sntuatton ceased to be a problem of were confronted wlth xll the uneertamtles and tensions of a country at war After the end of World War II we found our q aduatlnq classes eonfronted wnth the problems of takmg thelr plaees m a world trymq to seeure the peace after our armtes had won the battles Althouqh tensions were rerxxed we stnll found uncertamty as to wh tt the future had III store for younq 'IIUHW people What would be the effect of atomle enerqy and all of lts llIlpllC 1t1ons7 Were we headed for another depre slon when would lt eome-7 Durlnq the past year we haxe wntnessed chanqes tn our world tzklnq plaee at ter rlfymg speed In the OplI1lOI1 of some the xery survrxul of our Amerlcan wty of hxmq und ClX1llZElflOIl of free people rs an tous peril The l e hemg x e flned between the ldeoloqy of the rmport ence of the mdxsxdual wxth capaelty to qoxern himself on the one hand and subordmatton of the lI1LllXldL13l to the wtshes of a state ed by a selee few on the other e two phllosophxes tre xrreeonexlxble and dtreetly opposite IH exery respect How the present world er1s1s wxll lie resolyed l shall not xenture to predlet howexer l should hlee to sh are wlth you selme lII1pllL attons and lessons whleh l behexe ire rather elearly mdxcated to us by the prewous and present SlfL1dIl0!'lS from our hxstor We learn that man neyer has atd prob ably nexer well attam Utopla here on our e lrth Problems and erxsxs haxe xlways confronted mankmd Howeyer IH ttme pxeuous problems and CFISIS eame and pissed more slowly Today due to the mcrexsmq complexltx of our soclety techmcal developments ln the tre 1 of tran pxrtx mon eonmtnue mon anl xll flelds cf SQltIlflflL endeayor more terrxfymq and perxlous condl txons dexelop almost oxer mqht VVe therefore ein no lonqer thunk IH terms of prepnrmnq outselyes for me partteular type of world but must be prepared to meet ehanqlnq s1tuat1ons Rather th n Cllftkflllkl our eftorts to meet a pxrtxcular sntuatlon we should dlreet our attentrons toward those basnc truths h abuts phllosophles xalues and understand1ne,s whneh se.xe as qtndeposts to our wax of hfe reqard ess of the nature of the SIILIBUOIIS whleh concern us Of these so ealleel enndeposts there are two upon Xll'IlLl'! l shall elaborate fxrst the concept of demoeraey as an lI1ClIX1ClLldl responslhlhtx and second the nmportanee of splrntual and moral xalues Ill our hxes lhat we haxe nn our eountry the qreatest demoeruex of all tunes there ean not be mueh doubt But exen so we flnd el meat xarxanee H1 the meanmq of demoeuxey In the mmds of our CIUZLIIS All around us we O F ' 5 'I ' 'Q ' ' ' Q ' e ' ' '- 4ai',?, ' W D'2:f4. '.'iVf'.fV Eff ' ' ' ' l ' 'Q f lf- -' ,al ,V :-et z aw.. egg. I , , V . . - - e V - s V 'W V wig? rf C' - C ' - ' ll t Q1f1 , ,5 x7fer1 My g .V feg,f,,'b X' e . ,,. . , . - e e - 4' ' V . a V 1 - A- -Q V few, ,:g,e2g-V sg, S' , - - ' - - ' V Q, it I fl I A , K t . ' get ' j 5 in many' 'ase.'. anl' kind f a l . .. 4' ' ' 3 f' 5 V , if I ' 5 ' e ' f B e s We 'QV 2, primary concern. but then our young people gt IQ:- 2 i ' . 1. ' - I' 1 ,V V' R Q- e V V 1 - f ' .V . , , v x- x x x Q 4' 77 v 1 s ' ' Y y sh. ' V 2 ' - V e V . . E, ,A ,2 - .2 . ser' 5 - ' . 1 in r is 1' vell d '- V 5 '1 1 V r ' 2 . Q , x X b . . rul - ' ' Q - 't - ' , Th - ' ' F- ' sh- s Y r ' ' x ' I x ' ' ,V' ' x V u ' ' A V , -sp, V - -' s es- -s . I I V V. . e '-1 -1 -s ' I- ' e 5- E , -' V y- . ' '-2 ' H- - eps- N- - ' - 's Vs 2 s A e V .e V ' ' s B- V e s V' LV , A, . i ., 2 ., , . - A ., ,, l - - , , .- B. -. . 'x',V V 1 EA-N-, 1 k- V .- , , ' is-' ' V I- 's -I ' - e E ' 2 'Q ef: ai' . 'fr . e' . 1 2 I F ' . ' A ' ' 5 '- xl x u I U e ' e A' x L Y A x 'mb' I. f ' V - v s - '