Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THE ROSEBUD 23 HAZEL EDWARDS “Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt, Nothing’s so hard but search will find it out.” Hazel “Nut,” a jolly member ol' the Senior Class, began life at Butler, Ind. When she entered high school it was with a determinniotn to make the most of her opportunities. She also likes to get as much fun out of life as possible. She has surely fulfilled both ambitions. Besides being a faithful scholar and schoolmate, she likes athletics and is a guard on the girls’ basketball team. FRANK FORREST ••f have set my life upon a cast, and will stand the hazard of the die.’’ Frank, one of the best all-around members of the Senior ('lass, was reared on a farm three miles south of Ashley, Ind. Me came to the W.II.S. from the lou.itrv. Mere he has distinguished himself in his studies and in social af- fair... Me s tenor singer in the quartet that rings famous songs on Hallowe’en and St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Me is a member of the basketball team and delights in playing the game, lb has ■.« 11 defined ambitions ami intends to be an electrical engineer.

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22 THE ROSEBUD LYNN ARTHUR “Aul still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew.” “Art,’ the Valedictorian of the class, made his first debut in Waterloo. He has been one of the foremost of the class in High School. Lynn is one of the two charter members, having com- pleted twelve years’ work in tin Water- loo schools, lie is also interested in music, having been a member of the orchestra and quartette. Me expects to attend school this summer. JACK MOORE ”1 pray thee, pretty youth, let me be better acquainted with thee.' Jack, probably the jolliest of the Seniors, began life near Moore, five and one-half miles southeast of Waterloo. During the past four years he has taken part in all the activities of school life, lie is contain of the basketball team. He has business principles and conscien- tiously aims to do his duty in whatever he undertakes. According to his pres- ent plans we can picture him sitting behind a schoolroom desk and many eager faces turned toward him as he leads them on in acquiring the myste- ries of an education. t

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24 THE ROSEBUD A LYDIA WINES “The fair, the chaste, the unex- pressive she. “ “Lid,” one of the merriest members of the Senior Class, was born near Edg- erton, Ohio. She attended the district school north of Waterloo until her grad- uation. She then entered the W.H.S. and although we have several times been in great fear of losing her, she has stayed with us thru thick and thin. She has been a jolly companion and classmate to the Class of ’18. She also expects to be a pedagogue. JOE MISER “He was a man of an unbounded stomach. ’ ’ “Fat” is one of the fun-loving mem- bers of the Senior Class. He began his career on a farm near Waterloo. He, with Lynn, has completed twelve years’ continuous work in the Waterloo schools. This last year he has come from Corunna, either by the “Corunna Special” or by Ford to acquire knowl- edge in the W.H.S. The two occupa- tions which Joe delights most in are eating and playing the cornet. His polite, business like manner makes him respected by all.