Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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HELEN HAWK May 5, 1902. Fort Recovery, Ohio. Zedalethean. To those who know her best. A friend most true and hearty; To those who know her least, A very quiet party. ANONA BENSING February 10, 1903. Pittin= sO Ni10: Class President 1920. Zedalethean. Now she is good as gold, Then she is pert and bold; Minds not what she is told, Carelessly tripping. ee CLYDE B. FALES December 7, 1900. Waterloo, Indiana. Ciceronian. 4 - t 2 é Some love two and some love three, : But I love all who will love me.

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RUTH A. SHIPPY May =L0e 19 0)2% Kendallvilie, Indiana. Zedalethean. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in woman. BLANCHE M, MELTON apubay seal, © GEO, Waterloo, indiana. Zedalethean. As well be out of the world As out of fashion: CARRIE OSTER Niner 2002, Hamilton, Indiana. Ciceronian. Happy and lucky, gay and free; Nothing there is that bothers me. WILMA 8S. CLARK PoE i, BUEN): Summit, Indiana. Ciceronian. She’s not too careless, not con- ventional quite; DoesS what she likes, knows what she does is right.

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eit, Hee nO See UBD THE SENIOR CLASS POEM Here we gather every morning, In this place to us so dear, To the fount of knowledge coming, We have gladly hastened here. Dear old high school, Alma Mater, Where we met with friends so true, Where we walked in wisdom’s footsteps, Daily learning something new. But our high school days are over, Like the by-gone days of yore; Soon within these halls and classrooms, As a class we’ll be no more. But forever we’ll remember; Never, never will forget Teachers, friends and all our schoolmates Whom within these walls we’ve met. And unto the class below us We must yield our honored place, But we trust that they will keep it And ne’er the Senior name disgrace. So farewell to you, our schoolmates, And adieu to teachers all, And good-bye, Oh, dear old school house-— Books and class rooms, desks and all! —Ayleen Warner, ’20 21