Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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 1st Row—Bud Dunn. Jack McCullough. Park Sebert, Robert Arnold. Dick Harpster. Ward Castret. Junior Blue. 2nd Row’—Marcile Kline, Leah Kohl. Irene McDonald. Eloise Holmes, Opal Boorman. Margaret Bowman. Raeburn McIntosh. Dorothy McBride. Frank Schomberg, 3rd Row—Ruth Smith. Mary Cripe. Mary Keller. Thelma Warner. Marjorie Cherry. Elizabeth Smith. Mr. Smith. Sponser. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September the seventh, nineteen hundred and thirty-four, the last year's Sophomores entered the school house as Jolly Juniors. Our number was small but we were willing to cooperate and work hard for the success of our class. We were unfortunate in having our class rings stolen in the past year. We have redeemed ourselves, however, by making a success of our Junior Class play. We are very proud of the basketball spirit that has been shown by both boys and girls. In our interclass tourney the boys went to the linals almost defeating the seniors. The girls defeated the Freshmen in the tinals and proved themselves the victors of this year's tourney. We hope the Seniors appreciate the Junior and Senior Banquet as much as we will in giving it. We also hope to keep up the high standard of our high school next year as others have in the past. Dorothy McBride Page Twenty-four

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 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President ----- Richard Harpster Vice-President - Marjorie Cherry Secretary-Treasurer - - Eloise Holmes Poet - ----- Opal Poorman CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO 'Tis not the gale, but the set of the sail that shall de- termine the way we shall go.” CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose Page Twenty-three

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 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS President — Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer Historian George Hire Wayne Kerns Don Turner Derwood Smith CLASS COLORS Orange and White CLASS FLOWER Meadow Daisy CLASS MOTTO ’Tis not the gale but the set of the sail that determines the way we shall go. Page Twenty-five