Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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A. L. MOUDY, Superintendent B. S, 1911 Tri-State

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LINES TO THE W. H. S. Dear guardian of the past four years Which have been filled with labor, joy and pain, At parting with thee we must shed tears, For we would that with thee we could live them o’er again. Thou hast stood for so much to us, that, when thy summons Comes to join that ever growing heap called junk, If the class of 718 could have its way Thou wouldst not go as other buildings, razed to the ground With torch and ram. But thou wouldst be razed With tender, loving hands, and, draping each small atom With a laurel wreath we would lay thee Where the all beholding sun could bleach thy bricks no more. Thou hast seen our preparation For the battles of this life, Now comes the painful separation, But, we must begin the noble strife. EDITOR.

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MISS EDITH MASTERS Asst. Principal MISS MARY CHAPMAN MISS ANNA SNADER Asst, Principal Music and Art