Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief... 52-35 = Russell Matson .....--+++- n12 Advertisin® .cr.gee ese res oe Fred Bowman ......-++-+- fi2 Subscriptions ....--+-+esseees James Matson .....--+-++++ 2 AAU ses sts ee) gE ee ee Clifton Crooks ........--- 152 Athletics i050 see oe ee Tsewisal fez. 4a. ee ape 2 Fedalethean 4 donle cee cies ye Glen Overmyer .....--++-- ‘12 Ciceromiam oic.c.heeie Pe rire Charles Thomas ........-- S13 LITERARY. CALENDAR. James Matson ......--- ‘a2 Glen Overmyer ....---- Harry Girardot .......- cee Gleo Burns... cme eere Charles George ......-- 14 . Olga Piskes... 2 arene Mabebt Riser sian! ase 15 Arthur Smith e: JOKES. ALL Sorts. Clifton Crooks ........- 12 Pewisslretz 2 sys es Virgil Treesh .......--- Aw Dale McIntosh .......-. Glen’ Myers 20 eeerb scr 14 Hazel Daniels.......-.-- Maude: Zonker Gar.) = 15 Lottie McGifin ......2. .- Music AND ART. SOCIETY. Miss Anna Snader, Critic ... Charles Thomas ....... Fred Bowman ......--- “12 Bernice Overmyer ...... Mildred Huffman ...... 3 Pauline Hankey ......-- Russell Wittmer ....... I4 Marie Brown ......55.- Louise) Wallis ene s ee 15 wee

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Forward It is with a feeling of gladness and pride that we send forth this little volume. It is the first time that anything of this sort has been undertaken in the Waterloo High School, and we sin- cerely hope it will come up to your expectation. We have spared no pains, time or money on this book, ¢ although work connected with it has been quite burdensome. Nevertheless we will consider it as difficulties surmounted. We owe much to our fellow-students for their Literary and Art contributions found in this Annual; to the business men whose ads appear, for their financial support given us, which speaks well for their interest in the school; to our many subscrib- ers, to Mr. Z. A, Willennar and to the rest of the Faculty, for their valuable aid. To all of these the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Twelve express their sincere thanks and warmest appreciation.—The Editor.

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SENIOR CLASS POEM We started out in nineteen eight Without minds set for text-book bait. We kicked over the traces in nineteen nine And found ourselves in the Sophomore clime. We moved over some seats in nineteen ten And found ourselves in the Junior pen. Our reform was sudden from Junior conceit When we found ourselves in the SENIOR seat. TI. When we found ourselves in the Senior class We looked in vain for a likely lass To preside at our banquets, and look after us, too, But she went and deserted us, what could we do? Don’t think for a moment that it dampened our ardor, But we made the faculty think a little harder, For the Juniors started something they thought all right; Well, they soon found out that the stags could bite,