Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Snarbuii F. E. PALMER Principal Valparaiso University, B. S. Indiana State Normal, A. B. Graduate work of Indiana Univrsity Mathematics, Social Science, Physics Page 11

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ftiiBFbiift J. B. MUNN Superintendent Steuben County Schools Tri State College, B. S., B. Pd., A. B. Columbia University, A. M. Latin and Social Science 1929 Page 10

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Irt ihiarbuft OUR ROUND TABLE Mr. Munn, our director, in a short space of time Has proven his worth, in his leadership so fine. Of his worthy followers there present were twelve True to their leader in his quest to delve. Nearest in strength and hardest on foe Is Mr. Palmer, when on the go. And second to him, but with more tender decree Comes a good old sport, our fond Mr. Fee. But two others are equal in intellectual strength The one, Mr. Wolfe, well known for his length. The other, Miss Jamison, a fair one if ever Whose bound to her work with tics we can't sever. The rest are best beyond compare They play and teach with utmost care; Here's one well known, Mr. Kepler, by name With his high ideals, they will lead him to fame. The next is Miss Gurtner, distinguished by deeds In subjects of study-just where she exceeds. Another, Mr. Hart, the man of ambition Will .master his task, whatever the condition. The next is Miss Shumaker, mistress of fifth An infinite knowledge seems her gift. And then is Miss Mary, who rules her room With the kindest attitude one can assume. Miss Hamman ranks next as queen of the third She's swift in reason as flight of bird. Among the last is Miss Newcomer Who's plesant as a night in summer. The last is a princess, they call her Miss Brink She teaches the little ones how to think. But still there's another, whose duties are varied Her burdens are many, but very well carried; And this is Miss Hayes, of art and song Who praises the right and censures the wrong. And the School Board too, we owe them a lot For their wise decisions, ground to the dot; The whole have served us faithfully along Through all that was right and all that was wrong. So let us thank them that have bothered to care For our safety and learning throughout the year Let s shake their hands and give them praise For the things they’ve done for us during these days. —Clair Walker ’10 Page 12