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THE ROSEBUD 27 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As Freshmen tir 15)i! class entered Waterloo High School with an en- rolment of thirty-six upils. the largest Freshmen class that ever entered tin Waterloo High. Then thivngh the faculty came the inspiration to make our class one of intelligence and dilligence throughout our four years in High Sell ol. Of cur ti l: -six members there were eighteen boys and eighteen girls. Seven of our class came from Corunna, twelve from Waterloo, and remaining seventeen fre :: die rural district. Just before Christmas one boy felt the call of outside duties an.1 withdrew from the class. A little later a girl was compelled to withdraw on account c f h r health, leaving us with an enrollment of thirty-four. At the begining of our Sophomore year there were twenty-eight members, six of our class having gone to Corunna school. One of our class mates who had been on tin Mexican border joined us after Christmas making us twenty-nine. In the Junior year we had sev.-ute.;. members of our twenty-eight in the Sophomore year, our other «leven departed from us by marriage, other schools, and service to their country. We are now Seniors, there are 22 of us. six returning from Corunna, seven from the country, and nine from Waterloo. We have worked for the lienors we have gained, but we realize that the lay- ing of the foundation of our life work is as yet incomplete. Vet as we go forth from the‘protective seclusion of our High School home, each one of us. with our own ideas and ideals, we feel that we have been well paid for tin time and en- ergy which we have spent to attain that amount of knowledge which we now possess. Regardless of how high we may climb or how r.e.ir we may attain our ideals, we shall always look back to tin dear old High S bool days and sinecrelv regret that necessity demands the breaking up of for 1 associations. So with sorrow, yet with joy we say “Farewell.’’ VFRA IIKICIIX. ’ll).
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THE ROSEBUD SENIOR CLASS POEM There’s a sun in the heavens. There’s a star in the skv; There’s a smile in oiu faces. In our hearts there’s a sigh. The time has come for parting Ami t the school will say goodby, Tinged with a note of sadness; Are the thoughts of days gone by. But time our childish gift has parted. And to our sights new visions play; Of life and our great part before us. So we must tight and win the day. We have tread the path of knowledge, In our struggle for this goal. We have climbed, tho the rocks were rugged. Tho some departed from our roll. And little by little our foundation laid, With those who climb the ladder round by round To reach at least those heights of fame. Where only the faithful few are found. But in the midst of life's duties, Our minds will come back to stay. And linger o’er the scenes of Alma Mater— Like those who love their yesterday. ESTELLE R. SIIIPPY, '19. ‘Tis wrong for any maid to be Abroad at night alone; A chaperone she'll need till she Can call some chap-her-own. $ Duncan had a little Ford As intelligent as it could bees. Every time he cranked it up It knew that it was going to Fees’,
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