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ISSZI TWS gnsr. gy Top row, left to right—Howard Quaintance, Harrison Gingrich, Wayne Sebert, Wayne Bowman, Paul McDonald, Howard Hine, Ralph Imes, Loren Yarlot. Second row—Dorothy Goodwin, Lois Johnson, Vera Kester, Velma Brooks, Maxine Johnson, Geraldine Rufner. First row—Hilda Kohl, Ruth Miller, Maxine McEntarfer, Helen Moyer, Dorothy Crooks, Florence Call JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of nineteen hundred twenty-eight a group of thirty pupils entered the Waterloo High School in their Freshmen year. When the class was organized they chose as their motto “Work and Win,” Class flower, Lily of the Valley and class colors, pencil blue and grey. A committee was selected to choose the class pennant which was obtained after some delay. It was hung with great pride among the pennants, and shines forth to represent our class through its high school days. During the year we lost one member but gained a new one. In September ninteen hundred twenty nine, twenty six pupils returned to take up their studies in the Sophmore year. Shortly after school commenced class pins were purchased in remembrance of our sophmore year. At the freshman reception we had the honor of serving the luncheon. As activities during the year, a Hallowe’en party was held at the home of Ruth Miller. During the year we lost one member and gained one. We entered the Junior year with twenty-four pupils. When the class organized they chose their President, Dorothy Crooks; Vice President, Howard Hine; Secretary and Treasurer Loren Yarlot; Poet, Velma Brooks. A party was held at the home of Velma Brooks for the purpose of planning the reception. It was decided that it should be at the home of Dorothy Goodwin on April thirtieth. Class rings were pur¬ chased. The Juniors also took part in the literary and musical contest. There were two members lost this year and one gained. This is the history of the graduating class of Nineteen hundred and thirty two, thus far. We hope that our last year shall be as fortunate as our first three years have been. --Velma Brooks, ’32. Page Twenty-seven