Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THC PVl?J i:i;iiA i;iii;i. S(). (■■noiV) l ' cliru:ii-y :;. IlKlM. ' :itcl-|nii, Indiana. W. II. S.. ■IS- ' L ' l. I ' ircrolli.ill. alcilic-liirian. i:ili|nr ill Cliii ' f i]f Udscliiid. ir..-l ' ivsi(liMit (;. Ij. S., ' I ' ll. I ' lass ri ' csiilciit. ' 111. I ' lass Ivxccutive Cuiiiiiiittcr. ' ;. ' l. I iinirli ' ihii- in prijilil Hull xlic Imx IrifniC ' f sfi HI llrji : W ' isilnm is liiinililr Hull slir J:iiiiiri li ' i llinrr. iii:i;i;i:i: r wn.i.is i X. ias ) XiivciiiiKT i;i, 11III4. Waterloo. Indiana. W. II. S.. ' IN- ' -Jl. .( ' dalethc.iii. Sahitatori.an. r.nsiiicss .Manasrcr Kosrlmd. rr ' siilcnt ' .. I.. S., ' I ' l. SiTu ' cant L. S.. ' IT. I ' nliliiaty M.iiiau ' cL- Fi-Fi, ' I ' l. ' t ti ' iililil lil l. linl liilst, in lull ' , I till mil XI I mil Hji III II jiin ' s frc. .lilllX MCIFI ' IX I WI.VC ' -i I ii ' ccHilii ' r I ' l, l:iii. ' ,. I ' onniii.-i, Indiana. V. II. S., ' I ' li- ' iil. ( ' ii-croni.an. rrcsidcnt I ' . I.. S.. ' L ' 1. Xirr-l ' i-csidrnt of Class, ' l I ' lass Fori, ' - ' 1. . ssisl.anl IJlilor ol ' Itosrinid. ' L ' l. • ' lass lOxcruliic ( ' onninlti ' C. ' liF I ' iiianir M.an.miT ( Fi-Fi, ' l ' l. Tltiil iiiiiii Hull liiilli II liiiiiiiic I siiji. is nil IIIIIII, Ij II nil Ills Iniunir lie iiiiiiinl iriii a ll ' OIIIIIII. Tiicnlij

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SJH SPVl? CLASS HISTORY (SENIOR) Well. Sfiiiovs. lure we are at tlie eiul nf (Hir llii h SeliiMil (la -. ila e vdu o er stopped td think of (iur ln l (la in lliv;li Sehodl. and liow you happened to he there? Let iiie tell ymi my experience. Some four ears ayo. (jn a Seplemlier d:i . I h.appened lo r up lown. .ill ihoug-lits of school having;- e- cajied ni mind. 1 lie loud rim;iui; of a hell .at- tracted niv attention, and 1 saw ;i crowd of luiuht ,aud happy lookiut; yomi; I ' olks going west, if it wasn ' t m old friends of the i r.anim.ar school. I poll asking where thev were going, they told me to lollow and see. When we turned in at the school house 1 remembered it was the llrst (la - of school and of course they had a good lauiih at my forgetfuluess. We were Freshmen, and I ' ll coufo--. 1 was shaking not a liille o er the fact. But when we opened the door and were i reeted with loud applause .and a very prettv notice on the lioard saying. All green wnnu- crawl this w,a . I turned cold. However, with heads held high, we took otir places on the west side of the rooiti, and with hard work we have each year climbed higher on the ladder of success. Fifteen of our happ - crowd of twenty-three are lea ing together to liud out in God ' s great world what he has hidden there for us. Manv were our trials and trotibles. but with the help of the old ni.ixim. il at first }ou don ' t sticceed. try. try again. and our kind teachers we overcame them all. Not all our daws were cloud . however, for our good times were many. We had parties of everv descrii)tion and some among oui- crowd were ne er loo Intsy to tell a joke. e have alwavs taken (Jiir ji.art in society work, plays and opiax-ttas on the le el with our ujjper classmen. I am sure we can all sa ' inu- llii li ScIichjI days ha e been a ])leasurc and success. d en you come to the end of a perfect ilay, jials. and you sil alone with your thoughts, remember our High . School lays and your Irieiid .and cla sm.ate. I ' kl-.Dklfl ' . I ' UK Is. ' 2 . ' Xlnctccn

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TH Z9 l? VA S I.UCKIIAKI ' I -i ' lOCUVj April (1. liMil ' . llcliiu ' i ' , Iiiili:in:i. ' . II. S.. I ' ll -J I. Zcilali ' llii ' .-iu. St ' crctMi-y Z. I.. S., ' - K CImss rrcsiilnil. ' 1 1. Class Kx( ' -ntiv( ' CoiiniiiUcc. ' lil. CliMinnini ' I ' mIcuI ( ' (iMiiaitfi ' r ■ ' Ki-l ' M. ' ■I ' l. Al iiiiiii K ' lscliiid. ' LM, I ' liiltr inis III tilt I:rr sli jis. lirftrtn in III r I III- : III mill ' (stiirc. iliniiilit iiinl Inrr. I ' AKOlAN Ol ' liM ' Ki; I -K 1.1 XI ' : 1 .NnMilllin- II. r.iiiL . .Hcrliio. luiliniia. W. II. S.. ■lli- ' Ul. Sci Ti-l.iry ( ' lass. ' Iji :. Srri-ctar. t ' . I.. S.. ' ' Ji!. ( ' iriailal iiili , Iaiia;;cr nT Kosi ' liiiil. ' L ' l. (III! , iiiil I. .v.v III Imi in lull I. Ih ' iii II liar ami liiil inlii ii : ' riinllnll irr srrir, mil jtniit In in I Till III ' iiirii xliiill iiiiiil lor iinii. lior.Kiri ' I ' .ii.xnci.io i ran;- 1 Ainrust lis. llMiL ' . . (Ii-ian. , Iicli. w. II. s.. •is--l:i. ( ' ii ' ci ' iiiiiaii. i(( ' -l ' r( ' siclcut t ' . I.. S.. ' I ' l. Scrircaiit-at-anus. ' 17. Cciitci ' T ' .asUct r.all Tcaiii, ' l ' ii- ' :J1. . ih I ' l-iisiiiL: Solicitor of KosoImkI, ' l ' I. . ssistaiit Fiiiamx ' .Maiiai- ' fr l ' ' ! Fi. 117)1 ( siiiil I iroiilil ilic (I hiirhi Inr I did nut thiiil; I gnoiilil lice ' till I were married. Twenty-One