Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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 Kitoi.i. (a siiw “No sinner, nor no Saint, per- haps. Hut—well, the very best of chaps.’ Gush. a youth of noble mein an l stature, fittingly em- bodies the spirit of the class. He is always on hand when there is anything to be done, from moving the piano to making contributions to the class treasury. He hails from Corunna and succeeds in mak- ing that little city rather live- ly it times. He is popular in athletic circles and is especial- ly famed for his skill in ten- nis. lie is also noted for not being absent nor tardy for 13 years. It! Til w THin: w A lassie mixed of such fine qualities That were all beauty ami vir- tu.- dead She’d make them newly, be- ing what she is.” Ruth, th youngest member of our class, came among us late in the Senior vear. 11 • homo is in Hamilt. n. where she spent three an 1 a half years of her High School course. We found her an ex- cellent student and i jolly companion, and she soon be- came a favorite of the class. She txpects to teach school next year, and w•• wish her the greatest possible success. LOTT A MeCJITFIX Age cannot withe»- liar, nor custom stale her infinite va- ri- tv “ I.otta hails from Corunna, and is v-rv »‘ro»»d of her home town. She is th - life of tli-r class and her wittv savings usuallv come at the most an- •xi»ee ed moments. On-- s«-a co- 1 knows whether to take In-r in earnest or not. hut it is ••«•ner 111v safer not to do --o. She finds nb-asiire in lealing out good-nat»»red ‘■arc-asm evorvone. A Ito-’.-q h'-r. w«- do »-ot know how t ’-. of o' : ‘15 could get along without her. m itn.i.r. in:vir.it A winsome s with winning wavs. Ma.vhelle i« iustlv proud thai she was born and rear.-.l mi the ci»v of Waterloo. She i« ope of our mo-t amiable students, and cheerfulness oe«-- •ainlv waits noon hoi Sh«- has a rea 1«- wit at her com- mand and likes to me merry. ‘i»t this does not keep her from rena ’lng he - l. ssons At on.- time famed for her gig- eles. she ins now for some un- accountable reason settled down to quiet industry.

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CLASS OFFICERS. President ..............Ethel Girardot ice-President....Edythe W’iddicombe Sec. and Treas..........Maude Zonker Historian ..............Helen Goodwia Poetess ................Louise W illis Sergeant at Arms............Elmer Fret . Motto: And Then? C olors: Nile Green and W hite Flower: Purple Violets A TOAST. Here’s to the night of Commencement, W ith all its sorrows and joys: Our hearts are full of contentment, That the goal is reached at last. ’Tis the object of our energies In the four years that are past. Four years —’tis a day: in the en 1 Something has been accomplished. If we have only made a friend. Our hearts are filled with sorrow That these hours with our classmates Shall be dead and gone forever. It's now good-bye to every one, The past is gone, our life’s begun. SENIOR CLASS WILL. We. the Senior Class of the W aterloo High School, in the County of De Kalb, and State of Indiana, being of sound mind, memory, and under- standing. do make our last will and testament in the manner and form follow- ing. making void all such instruments as have been drawn by us heretofore. First, we give, devise ami bequeath to the Juniors of aforesaid School, their heirs and assigns forever, the following: (1) Virgil P. Johnson, member of the testating party, wills to the first Junior who shall appear at said school the First morning of school after our