Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THE ROSEBUD j LESTER LOWMAN “Ami so I penned it down, rnt.il at Inst it came to he, •■’or length and breadth, the Bigness which you see. I.cster, better known bv the nick- name of Pur. .. is the biggest Senior. He ha . patronized the Waterloo schools all his life. He has distinguished him- self in many ways. One is his attach- ment to a certain Junior girl. He has held society office and is active in all musical organizations, playing the bari- tone. He is a leader in social affairs. HELEN MANROE “A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and com- mand. ’ ’ Helen, the Salutatorian of the Class of '1S, hails from a farm south of Co- runna. She has been with us during the past four years of high school work. Here she has set an example for good work in school and in literary society, as president. She has farther to come than any of the class and patiently waits for No. 23 every night to take her home.

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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.

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26 THE ROSEBUD DARREL SMITH “He hath indeed bettered expect- ation. ’ ’ “Tator began his career near But- ler, Ind. He has lived in Waterloo «lur- ing most of his school life. His ready wit and humor have made him a favor- ite with pupils and teachers. Although he left school for several months in his Junior year, he saw the value of acquiring a full high school education and re-entered with a determination to succeed. In this he has been successful. WILMA THOMAS “Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low; An excellent thing in woman.” ••Tommy,” a jolly member of our Senior Class, conies from Corunna. She has proven herself a faithful student and loyal classmate in school. She has held class and society office. Music and basketball are two of her favorite pastimes. Her voice has “charms to soothe the savage beast’ and her art work is especially commendable.