Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1937 volume:

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FS a ARN Nye rama R Ph ph aan Ha ; a it ! of . ‘ ‘ ‘ fore! ‘ i ee a ey ¢ t VF of i f Re I AR NS HR Foe SA oe ERE aE Soke tee PRESTO LE Nae teas Rt y, 4 W) £ , Of WATERL@® IHIGH SCH@IL WATERLG@D INDIANA PRESENT ee 4 4 J ¥i a ei va ai ; Ps . ay e ’ ¥ Sy a n THE STAFF Editor-in-chief-- -- --------- --------- George Hire Assistant Editor---- -------------------- Lena Myers Advertising Manager------------------- Karl Starkey Assistants tor) Bey. fa wee ( Margaret Fee Advertising ) (Otto McDonald Circuletion Managers------------- (Merlen Newcomer and ( Helen Newcomer Assistant Managter------------------- Dwight Sepdert Business Manager ---- ------------------- Barl Kline JOKE Serene ee ee eee - Lavonne James Calandar-- ----—---—----—--- + ----—-- ------ Wayne Kerns Alumni-- ------ ------- ---- ---------- Harry Johnson Athletics--------------- -----—------ Derwood Smith Glass Will-------- -------------- ------ Bill Holman Commerce------- —------- ----------- Geraldine Dixon Band and Orchestra-------------------- Helen Imler Glee Clubs---------------- ---------- Donald BeVier Girl Reserves—--------+----------- Martha Bolinger Vocational-—------------ - ------- ---- DeLoss Crooks Snap Shcots--------------------------- Evelyn Hefty Class Poem-----—- -- - ---- - -—--- ---- +. Wilma Gafken AND CONTENTS Ex Libris Dedication Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Grades Activities Sports Music Jokes Ads MR. HUSSELMAN OARD OF GATTO) MR. TILL MR. SCHOMBERG CUSTODIANS ek SG ehh | iz) 4 id _ 3 fF : 4 ” ay i, | TOMER. Soresttas veeheanauaeeeeniioeme tion ee WHS We, the Senior Class of 1937, do dedicate our annual to Mr, Gerald R, Andrews in appreciation of his cooperation in helping to make our project a success. a ee TSS nae CAT a eee | aE Ra NaS Wy YN ONIN RS ee, ar ‘Ae ‘ - hd ¥ i . � { Te meee Se ra “ head ———S— YOUR IDEALS The youth of today when it becomes the active citizenship of the nation--will be the most tremen- dous and most rapidly moving force, for either good or bad, that society has ever produced, What this oncoming generation will do to and with American citizenship will be determined, almost entirely, by what. is done now in setting up high ideals which will develop into habits and form Christian character. Ideals have molded many lives. You have seen the influence about you. Ideals have meant much to you in your)life. You have held to them, Msacrificed and worked to reach them. One should formulate for his ultimate goal ideals which are high and difficult to régach, The failure to reach one's ideals should not discourage the attempt to reach them, The high quality of all your ideals will determine your achiévement in growth of character, Some people believe that a person must doas the world does, Flexible as things of life may be there are certain fundamentals which your own good common sense must reveal to you. One can safely say, have high ideals and follow then, : Nothing is so valuable and nothing so prom- ising in improving one's character as having hi gh ideals. bea — FT qi tt FL) ae yO i) | . ye es tS ’ agit tae a7 “ FACULTY i! ) ; SST eel) leat ‘oy , ‘ ‘a ) iy ' { i . ‘ 5 i 4 i” et b f : ’ ¢ w ’ Ss ft i2 i } 1 ¥ 4 ‘ ‘ 1 i = ‘ y ¥ ' ¥ Ge ‘ 7 ‘ 7 SOW Syn Fee tak ‘ , i ty ye P n Uh f ae | ‘ | t ’ ‘yf ' ix 5 MRS. STAGE MISS HORNE MR. BOWERS OUR INSTRUCTORS Ezra EB. Lollar Superintendent Otterbein College, A.B. Indiana State Teachers! College Advanced Professional Course 29 years Teaching Alvin J. Smith Principal Valparaiso University, B.S., A.B. Purdue University, B.S. in Ag. Science and Agriculture Charles Overmeyer University of Chicago M.A. Ball State Teachers! College Social Science Margaret Horne Indiana University, A.B. Mathematics-Latin-English Virginia Bachtel Indiana Central College DePauw University B.S.M. Music and Art erald R. Andrews Central Normal College B.S.C., A.B. Indiana State, Terre Haute Commerce Mrs. GE. Ashwill Ball State Teachers! College, B.S. Home Hconomics—-4-H Lymen F. Barr Indiana State, Terre Haute Ball State Teachers! College, B.S. Eighth and Coach Clarence Bowers Indiana University Ball State Teachers! College Seventh Grade, Manual Arts Mrs. Lida M. Stage Band and Orchestra f ' 4 yh y ( . ; Seat eo . . . aoe ae eee o } aie re = { } « ‘ _ : : 6 ; 3 gar Slee eens Sta a eoey SF ae . ai ; r ma . . Pelee pee tre mae i Sa mien ae {—4RS- . = ae pone ‘ os = et : hes te hab es Te kien eta oR | Cota tN ey Ot Na ee . ran) Seats ee odie eess : neh oe ee eS | ee. ry Bim oii agree, aay ‘ od ¢ ‘ e E oe ee mS r 4 ° ‘ Pikes re 56, FO ° = « eax Fe . - e ‘ e A ‘ 3 . a . ¢ = } . SENIOR ZLASS lass Officers President-—--------- George Hire Vice President---Dwight Sebert Secretary---------- Wayne Kerns Treasurer--------- Karl Starkey Zlass ifotto 'Tis the set of the sails, and not the gales, that determines the.way they go. Glass Flower------ Meadow Daisy Glass Colors--Orange and White We; the class � of 4967 .‘entered Wea H. Se With an enrollment of forty in 1955. Thirty-eight came back as Sophomores. Thirty-four Jolly Juniors entered in 1955 and finally twenty-seven are left to graduate. We only nope the future will be as pleasant as these Last four years have been. We have enjoyed the companionship of our teachers and classmen in both work and wvlay. We hope we're leaving pleasant memories in the minds of the underclassmen. i --Rachel Smith DONALD DON BEVIER GERALDINE GHRRY DIXON DE LOSS DEE CROOKS MARTHA BOLIE BOLINGER MARGARET FEE FEE FEE GEORGE EMERY FRIEND WILLIAM BILL HOLMAN EVELYN HEFTY HEPTY WILMA WILLIE GAFKEN GEORGE TILLMAN HIRE PYAR DONALD DON BEVIER JULY 26, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA CICLE GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3-4 ORCHESTRA 1-2-3- 4 OPERETTA 1-2-3-4 He MARTHA BOLIE BOLINGER FEBRUARY 6, 1920 WATERLOO, INDIANA GLEE CLUB 1-2 GIRL RESERVE 1-2-3 4 BAND 3-4 ZEDA CLASS PRESIDENT 1 CLASS PLAY 4 TRAIL BLAZER DE LOSS DEE CROOKS AUGJST 15, 1918 AUBURN, INDIANA AUBURN’ HIGH SCHOOL 13 BASKETBALL 3 GLEE CLUB 3 FAFA. 4 4H 2-3-4 GERALDINE GERRY DIXON JULY 4, 1920 WATERLOO, INDIANA GIRL RESERVE 2-4 GLEE CLUB 1-2-4 OPERETTA 2-4 BAND 3-4 ZEDA ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL 1 MARGARET FEE FEE FEE WATERLOO, INDIANA NOVEMBER Coy wee OICIE GLEE CLUB BAND 1-2-3-4 ORCHESTRA 1-2-3-4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 A, sd et ee é Ye Wigs es SS er ee re + BASKETBALL 2 YELL LEADER 1 4 TRAIL BLAZER GEORGE EMERY FRIEND JUNE 15, 1919 CORUNNA, INDIANA TRACK 243 Pages WILMA WILLIE GAFKEN MARCH 21, 1919 AUBURN, INDIANA GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 4 CICIE OPERETTA 1 2-3 4 EVELYN HEFTY HEFTY FEBRUARY 16, 1918 AUBURN, INDIAN A GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 ZEDA GEORGE TILLMAN HIRE MARCH 31, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA CLASS PRESIDENT 2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 BAND 1-2-3 4 ORCHESTRA 2-3-4 GLEE CLUB 1-2-4 HI-Y¥ 1-2-3 CLASS PLAY 3- CICIE EDITOR TRAIL BLAZER 4 EDLEGR ROSEBUD 4 | WILLIAM BILL HOLMAN AUGUST 30, 1919 CORUNNA, INDIANA ORCHESTRA 1-2-3 BDA EDWARD JACK HORN PERRY JOHNSON LAVONNE BONNIE JAMES HELEN IMLER IMLER HARRY JOHNSON : nt z _ _. £ ro. __ -. _ ltt nc fh WAYNE TUFFY KERNS OTTO MAC McDONALD CARROL LEAS LEAS EARL BUD KLINE ANNAMAE ANN LEAVELL EDWARD JACK HORN SEPTEMBER 14, 1919 AUBURN, INDIANA AUBURN HIGH SCH@L 1 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 BaSEBALL 3 CICIE CLASS PLAY 4 HELEN IMLER IMLER JULY 1, 1920 WATERLOO, INDIANA CICIE GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 OPERETTA 1-2-3- BAND 3-4 BAND STUDENT COUNCIL 4 CLASS PLAY 3 LAVONNE BONNIE JAMES JUNE 1, 1919 AUBURN, INDIANA HARLAN HIGH SCHOOL 1-2 GLEE CLUB 5-4 ZEDA OPERETTA 5-4 CLASS PLAY 4 HARRY JOHNSON JUNE: ‘7, 29is WATERLOO, INDIANA GLEE CLUB l Bes Ae Oe PERRY JOHNSON Ae LL Ly i eae WATERLOO, INDIANA WAYNE PUFFY KERNS DECEMBER 11, 1918 WATERLOO, INDIANA ZEDA BASKETPALL 1-225-4 Gh @LUB 1-2-5-4 OPERETTA 3-4 CLASS FLAY 3 VICE PRESIDENT 2 SECRETARY 5-4 HI-¥ 1-25 SPORTS EDITOR OF TRATL BLAZER EARL BUD KLINE JINE 28, 1919 WaTERLOO, INDIANA CICIE ORCHESTRA 4 BAND 1-2-5-4 GLEE CLUB 1-2-5-4 BASEBALL BASKETBALL 1-2-35-4 CLASS PLAY 4 . CARROL LEAS LEAS FEBRUaRY 17, 1919 AUBURN, INDIANA BASKETBALL 2-3 TRACK 1 2-d-4 BAND 5-4 ORCHESTRa 3 GLEE CLUB 1-2 H Y 2-35 CLASS PLAY 35-4 PRES. OF BAND 4 CICIE ANNAMAE ANN LEAVELL JUNE 27, 1918 CORUNNA, INDIANA LEO HIGH SCHOOL 1 SPENCERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 CLASS PLAY 4 €TTO MAC McDONALD AUGUST 30, 1919 CORUNNA, INDIANA ORCHESTRA 1-2-5 ZEDA LENA SHORTY MYERS DERWOOD DER sutTH MERLEN NEWCO NEWCOMER HELEN NEWG NEWCOMER DWIGHT DOC SEBERT Te ape wey 7, wy RACHEL TOAR SMITH KARL STARKEY STARKEY . DON DON TURNER rs LENA SHORTY MYERS DECEMBER 10, 19:19 WATERLGO, INDIANA GLEE CLUB 2-3 GIRL RESERVE 3-4 CICIE JUNIOR CLASS, PORP ASHLEY HISH SCHOOL 1-2 CLASS PLay 4 HELEN WHEW NEWCOMER OCTORER 1, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA ZEDA GLEE CLUB 1-2 GIRL RFSERVE 1-2-35-4 CLASS, SEGRETARY 1 TRaIL BLAZER MERLEN NEWCO NEWCOMER OCTOBER 1, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA ZEDA GLEE. OLUB 3-2 GIRL RESERVE 1-2-3-4 CLASS PLAY 3 CLASS VICE“ @RESIDENT 1-3 TRAIL BLAZER 4 DWIGHT DOC SEBERT JANUARY 6, 1919 CORUNNA, INDIANA VICE PRESIDENT 4 CLASS TREASURER 1-5 flex er ZEDA GLEE CLUB 1-5-4 ASST EDITOH OF Tie Ban OPERETTA 5-4 CLASS PLAY 4 DERWOOD DER SHITH MAY 21, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA CICIE GLEE CLUB 1-2-3 BASKETBALL 2-3-4 OPERETTA 3-4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 PNR? ap. WHS, a IS xe Ae eA ay H1 Y 2-5 TRACK Dagega4 RACHEL TOAR SMITH MAY Si, 1919 WATERLOO, INDIANA GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 CICIE CLASS PLAY 4 KarRL TARKEY STARKEY Saitek tes 6, 1918 WATERLOO, INDIANA HI-Y 1--2 GLEE CLUB 1-2-3-4 CLaSS: PLAY |d TRAIL BLAZER CICIE DON. DON TURNER AUGUS T 12, 1915 AUBURN, INDIANA GLEE CLUB 1-2-d-4 CLasS TREASURER @ BASKETBALL 1-2-4 CICIE OPERETTA 1-2-5-4 BaSEBALL 5-4 HS RD aie) CLaSS PLaY 4 we aia ie Seb 333 oe. ; THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Glass of '357, do will and bequeath, our various traits and properties to the we Ne HHH HOH HW AW HW HH a i a a a a a a a a | ae underclassmen: Margaret Fee, will my giggle to Betty Bowers; Lena Myers, will my quiet nature to Leah Sebert; Kari Starkey, will my love for Betty to Bill Love; Wilma Gafken, Will my love for sailors to R. Kerns; Wayne Kerns, will my dancing feet to Blanche Hamman; Martha Bolinger, will my red hair to Warren Smith; Don Turner, will my attraction for girls to Kurtz; Helen Newcomer, will my love for uniforms to R. Fee} Dwight Sebert, will my ability to bluch to R. Curie; Evelyn Hefty, will my noisiness to Pud Bunge; BRarl Kline, will my Overland to the Corbin Brothers; Annamae Leavell, will my art to Marvin Gushwa; Geraldine Dixon, will my grade card to Red Hanes; Bill Holman, will my stature to Raymond Geeting; Rachel Smith, will my quietness to H. McEntarfer; Harry Johnson, will my Pontiac to Field's Museun; Helen Imler, will my typing ‘ability to .M..Fretz} Otto McDonald, will my profile to Jerry Myers; Lavonne James, will my good nature to Joan Broom}: Derwood Smith, will my curley hair to R. Dilgard; gack Horn, wlllomy love for Jr.-Hi. eiris to KR. Ish}; Merlen Newcomer, will the barracks to M. Miser; George Friend, will my beard to Joe Sherburn; George Hire, Will my big Teet to BE, Bohlke; DeLoss Grooks.will my farming ability to Grueter; Carrol Leas, will my laugh to Keturah DeLong; Donald BeVier, will my'’love of onions to J. Love; The above will being duly executed this year 1937 in the month of May, Waterloo, Indiana, DeKalb County. Drawn --Bill Holman '37 HOBGOBLIN HOUSE A MYSTERY COMEDY IN THREE ACTS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CAST DARIUS KRUPP---- - -- -- THE CARETAKER OF HOBGOBLIN HOUSE CARROL LEAS MISS PRISCILLA CARTER-- - -- - -- —---- THE PRESENT OWNER ANNAMAE LEAVELL MARIAN CARTER- ------ -—---------- ----- -=-—---- HER NIECE RACHEL SMITH JILL CARTER-- ----—------ -----— --- MARIAN'S YOUNGER SISTER MARTHA BOLINGER FRANK HARLOW---------—---------- ---- ----- MARIAN'S FIANCE DWIGHT SEBERT JACK LORING-- -------- ----- -------------- JILL'S FIANCE DERWOOD SMITH SUSAN PARKINS--- ------- ----- THE HENGLISH 'OUSEKEEPER MARGARET FEE {ENRY GOOBER----- ------ ------------ THE DARKY GARDENER DON TURNER DELILAH WORTS----- ------- ------------- - THE DARKY COOK LENA MYERS BLUEBEARD BRONSON-------------- ------ AN ESCAPED MANIAC EARL KLINE JR. BILL WILKINS------------- - - ------ --- ---- --- HIS KEEPER JACK HORN THE HEADLESS PHANTOM------ ---- -------- mt meen ae 22222 BONNIE JAMES TIME: EARLY SPRING PLACE: NEAR THE OZARK FOOT-HILLS PLOT Miss Priscilla Carter bought the old Hobgood property in the Osarks Mountains for the purpose of getting her two nieces away from what she calls fortune-hunter boy friends. Later the boys arrive and to keep their identity un- known they disguise as ghosts, beleiving they can Scare the servants in persuading Miss Priscilla into leaving the house. Bluebeard Bronson, the Headless Phantom and 01d Darius Krupp add to the blood curtling apparition and wild screams. But it all turns out 0. K. in the end. Ray aya, sald eee MO POETS SSSR RES St SPSS TS Sa ere TSR eae, aia aks nes one ; aT ER eal WY YW VW We WHS. AP Vr OUR SENIOR CLASS We soon have to leave all the sorrow and joys, But we'll not go without first making a noise. We'll tell the whole world of the fun we have had 4nd that in Waterloo High School, we've been happy and sad. Some will travel, I suppose, after school days are o'er, Sone will study and work and continue to do more. But we know of no class in ell of these years, That can be compared with our Seniors thats here. There's George, our president, our leader of course, And Kline, a good scout, who never is cross. And Doc Sebert, whom, sometimes is called Duke, He's tall, he's slender, we all think him cute. Then there's Evelyn Hefty, she's the fun of our class, She's going to ster, you can imagine her, I guess. She laughs and she jollies most of the time, Mr. Overmeyer thinks he'll scold her sometime. And Lena Myers, she's the smart one in here, She studies and works, with never a fear. With typing and history - she's handy at thet, She's sweet and friendly - and will always stand pat. Then Geraldine Dixon, well she tukes the czcke, I don't think there's a study that girl couldn't take. She doesn't need to study - she has it right there, You'll find her a good sport to have enywhere. Oh! Yes, thet reminds me ther's Tuffy to get, There isn't = one, doesn't like him, I'll bet. He teases und abuses, cll the girls in the cléss, But we leugh end just tike it - though it's hard to let pass. Then the one's that jumps and gets about lots, is the Newcomer Twins, for which things ere tops. They leugh and they joke and don't worry a bit, Wherever they go, it's to meke a big hit. Oh! My goodness, ther's Marguret - with never e kick, In Waterloo High - she likes to play tricks. She likes to dence end heve a good time, But when she works - she's there to « rhyme. Of course this is not all of this glorious class, But to make this much longer would be tiresoie, I guess. So you'll just have to see us — on some coming dey, To determine whether or not, we're ull thet I say. Gefken '37 — — are PRE Sa Rene secede ACRES = Les Ae r — = e eC AP TELITGTS ener Stead SE WY WY We WS PY NAAN ng 8 4310 E. Washinton Blvd. { Cincinnati, Ohio | December 5, 1945 Dear Annamae: I took the advice of the advertisements saying, See America First, and wnile on my tour I saw many of tne members of the Class of '37. At Chicage I went to a little tea room to get a bite to eat. To my surprise I learned that Wilma Gafken was the proprietor. She told me that she had been operating it for about five years. She was en - gaged to a well-known G-man, but he was killed in an attempt to break up a gang of racketeers. That evening Wilma and I went to gee . the new picture, You, the Moon, and I, just recently re- leased by Warner Brotsers, starring the new radio and screen commedians, Evelyn Hefty and Wayne Kerns. I laugned so much that I thought I'd never be able to laug” again. Kernsie acts just like he used to in high school, if not crazier. A few days iater I went to Des Moines, Towa. Picking up the Des Noines Times, eaited by George Hire, I saw a piece entitted,. Mayom Sebert Meets Femous Aviatrix at City Airport. Mayor Sebert! Coulc it be Doe ® Sebert, IT wonadsred? TIT hadn't heard anything about nim since we graquiated in FOF OUs fF happened to remember reading in the paper that Des Moines naa the youngest mayor in the history of that city. Not being particularly interesteaG in mayors I neglected to read the. rest of the piece, until later, Then upon reading the article further I learned that it was Doc and that the Famed Aviatrix was Bonnie James. I knew that was what ske wanted to be, but ri was surprised anyway. I guess I had better read my Ay jal I iF t ae, YZ BAL� Ws Be TRA DR Ly a a es OY OY WY wy: é RF TU pe eee % ig RE Cae ee ah: oa Av mm bare py aie Rr Seale gee Se ee oe SECT PP SSSA Oar ea WK Themes - ben. eae Ge ER Snr Ni Bae Hake abe sat nae Ni a Sita i ANY VW. 4. S. MY ‘ Kf vid . ‘ af ‘ d iy ; . if et aware tt nin hatepeirymeen henientennlga nd ime tyantapementarnmns vet news papers a little better and find out some things a- bout the folks I used to know, From Des Moines, I went to Yellow Stone = National Park. Jack Forn has been a guide there for six ‘years now. He said that he likes his work very much. He wanted to be a forest ranger, but they didn't have a position for him then so they gave him a job as a guide. Going to Seattle by plane I met our old friend Miartha Bolinger. She was the stewardess of the plane. in Seattle, I réceivyed a telephone call one afternoon, It was from Geraldine Dixon. She is finishing her training in the Good Samaritan Hospital there. It was her evening off so she came over to my hotel room and we talked for hours. Running out of subject matter we tuned in on Otto McDonald's Hit Parade. He took Bing Crosby's place as America's most popular crooner. As a guest star he presented Derwood Smith the modern Robert Taylor. At Globe,Arizona where I went when bt left Seattle, I saw Rachel Smith, who has established a mission school there. Harry Johnson is a real-estate agent in Globe, and he seems to be quite prosperous. Wishing to see the sights of the city I telephoned the Globe Site Seeing Company. The guide who showed me around was none other than Carrol Leas, I chartered a plane, of which George Friend was piolt, from Globe to Eagle Pass, Texas on the Rio Grande. Donald BeVier and his orchestra The Blues Chasers entertain at a very popular night club in the city of Eagle Pass. : After spending a few days in Eagle Pass I went to Nashville. DeLoss Crooks and Bill Holman own and op- erate a large taxi cab concern in Nashville. While there I attended the W.S.M. Grand 91' Opera the lead- ing star being Helen Imler. tee a “SA AWHS Phe Going to Palm Beach, Florida, whom do you think I met the very first tning? None other than Earl Kline and Margaret Fee Kline, who were on their second honeymoon. He and Margaret were married the first time about five years ago, but they agreed to disagree and Margaret got a divorce. Three months ago they both began teaching at Waterloo High, Barl is the athletic coach, and Margaret is the Orchestra and Band Director. Resuming old acquaintances they again de- cided to venture out upon the Sea of Matrimony. From Palm Beach I went to New York City. Visit- ing the Art Iluseum I came upon a very beautiful oil painting by the former Helen Newcomer, now the wife of an officer in King George VI personal body guard. Taking a bus to Philadelphia, I met Karl Starkey, who is a traveling salesman. He said that business had been rather bad, but he expected it to pick up a Little later ons I returned to Cincinnati by plane. When Zt started on my trip I left my home in charge of one of our leading interior Gecorators, Merlen Newcomer, with instructions to completely refinish it. I wish you could see it now. It is sinply beautiful. Don Turner, our most prominent dairyman, won the dairymen's contest that I told you was going to take place. He owns the largest dairy I believe I ever Sav. Thank you so much for telling me,about your opera debute. You can bet I'll be there right on the spot. Sincerely your friend, XY olema Ayers aia: ? = CET NU Wis i A, ae vv ws AK AG IS a NI ie ‘ Sian Vail IX y IN I IAS , roe Ze Oe Tels Gr par ia oe z Serpe BE me BUN PO Si i Oe . a anit jeans emacs 1 reneeersnsceoreents eee eters mena OA SSS eee RS Pe Foor ee, SUA, a cad SS a Ne Pe NE ee Cd uf 4 ’ Ld ° oe xf . it 7 q ‘4 JUNIORS Class Organization President-------------------------- Loren Dunn Vice President--- ------------- Wayne Eddington Secretary-------------------------- Barl Kerns Treasurer---- ------------------ Robert Sebert MOTTO B Square FLOWER Carnation COLORS Green and White CLASS Nineteen hundred and thirty-eight JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Roy Dilgard; Glennys Crooks; Iris Pontius; Geraldine Kalb; Donas Gafken; Marvel Kutzner; Geraldine myers; Betty Price}? Ruth Imhof; Hugh Deetz, SECOND ROW: Ralph Bowman; William Hollinger; Loren Dunn; Wayne Eddington; Marietta Fretz; Maxine Houser; Corinne Schomberg; Wava Schmidt; Kathryn Pepple; Betty Rynearson; Bud Frick. THIRD ROW! Marvin Gushwa; James Silberg; Kenneth Diederich; Paul Johnson; Roger Ishs; Gien Schultz; Earl Kerns; Ricnard Wilkins; Kenneth Bowman; William Love; Maurice Grueter; Warren Smith; Robert Sebert. _— nave Sf ‘ ‘ ny ‘ ; F r. gate f | Meg ot hed ee a ee dallama OP Ser is reey ra Ue sity ig i ri ¢ | ' bin | é b hue ap fre a a ty ; JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We the Juniors entered tne Waterloo High, as Rreshmen in the year of nineteen hundred and thirty four with an enrollment of. forty-five. Coming back the next year we found a total number of forty- iour to enter the year as Silly Sophomores. In September, nineteen hundred and thirty-six thirty eight of our last years Sophomores entered the school as Jolly Juniors. During the year three of our classmates left us, but two entered making our number thirty-seven. Wwe are looking forward to the Junior and Senior banquet and hope the Seniors appreciate it as much as Wes) will in iving it. RECEPTION The: Junior-Senior Reception was held at the Y.M.C.A. in Fort Wayne. A three course dinner was served on the third floor, at seven-thirty o'clock. The Menu was as follows: First course; fruit cock- tails G¢€G0nd course; swiss steak,” potatoes, gravy, salad and cocoa. Third course; ice cream and cake. Those who attended the banquet later enjoued a theatre party at the Palace Theatre. The attendence. was Te A good time was reported by all who attended. ese NS Pare ra Ar PA AE AS WSS The Junior Class Play The Junior Class presented the play Wa Sweeping Victory, on January fifteenth in the Waterloo High School Auditorium. A comedy in three acts. When young love gets mixed up in politics you can mark your ticket straight for one long laughe When Johnnie, the foot-ball hero gets elected mayor, he's Johnnie on the spete He finds out he's engaged te the daughter of the town's leading political boss. It is proven la ter on that this was part of the deal that made him Mayor. Jehnnie was already engaged te Stella Delane. Stella comes to the Ferguson home and finds out she is one fiancee too manye Johnnie tries to explain it to her but he never gets a chancee All through the play it is a mad scramble for Johnnies In the end everything turns out all right and the three young couples are going to be married. The comedy of the play was furnished by the funny ladies who ran the Purity League. Also Johnnie's stuttering pal, Stew, whe tries to make love tg@ Johnnies sister, Peggy, furnished comedy. CHARACTERS Thomas, butler in the Ferguson home----- Richard Wilkins Angus Ferguson, head of the housa-- ------ Robert Sebert Peggy, Mr. Ferguson's only @aughter------- =8 Betty Price John Ferguson, Mr. Ferguson's nephew----=- Kenneth Bowman Mrse Ducro0W-------9pe-prerpeccn eres enn Maxine Hollinger the Purity Mrs. Swan--------- Gplifters Commigtes Marietta Fre tz Miss Metoalfq-----= ---n-- n-ne enn nee nnn nn Iris Pontius Johnnie Xe Ferguson, the only sone=-------=-William Love Stewart, Stew Irvin, Johnnie's pal-=--Maurice Grueter Hack Durkin, political boss in town+----==-Hugh Deetz Portia, Durkin's daughter- --- wor enen+---Geraldine Kalb Stell Delane, Johnnie's fiancee=------= -Marvel Kutzner We owe the success of this play to Miss Horne, owr able director. -) A cS) 9.‘ indies ee 6 «G e = e 7 o = % = ‘7. “ese ¢ (S Zone ng ( 7“ ae ie ct } : Ss = SOPHOMORE @LASS OFFICERS President=------=------------ Eugene Bohlke Vice President------- ----- Alice Gay Bunge Secretary-Treasure----- -- Mary Jane Boyer flass Colors-------- Bright Blue and White Glass Flower--------- Lilies of the Valley % flass Motto: Where there's a will, There's a way. FRESHAEN CLASS OFFICERS President—-- ------------------= James Love Vice President-------- ------- -- Naomi Ish Secretary-Treasure------ ------ lielva Miser Glass Golors------------- Orange and Black Ylass Flower-------------------- Zarnation flass Motto: Be sure you're right, And then go ahead. 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1955, our class entered the first year of High School with a class of 52. During the first year 8 of the 52 withdrew. This year it was decreased to 38 and later one pupil withdrew. ve are planning to have only one class party this year, but we are sure it will prove very successful. Miss Graham is our Class Sponsor. --Ruth Whetsel FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY This class has been together since 1928. We have lost.a few and gained some. Through the help of our teachers and the community we have worked our way through eight grades, earning the title of the green freshman class. Ae It was in the seventh grade that we really organ-: ized our class. We selected our class colors flower and motto at that time and we still have them. Our boys won the Junior High Basketball Tournament, that was in the year 19356. In the year of 1936 we also took a step into High School. We bought our pennant of black and orange to spur us onward through our four years of W.H.S. -—-Rebecca Fee SOPHOHORES FIRST ROW: Doris Johnson; Betty Nelson; Blanche Hamman; Marguerite Rempis; Lois Camp; Dorain Bowers; Virginia Kohl; Ruth Stevenson; Dorothy Karns. SECOND ROW: Alice Bunge; Connie Blanchard; Esther Deetz; Betty Dannells; Bernice Drake; Ruth Myer; Helen Myer; Lorene Strow; Irena McIntosh; Opal Snyder; Billy Wing. THIRD ROW: Cleo Cobbs; John Holman; Ruth Whetsel; Mary Boyer; Leonard Smith; Perry Martin; Richard Mcintosh; Waldo Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Theron Hanes; Charles Farrington; Eugene Bolhke; Roger Lewis; Wayne Farrington; Ferris Corbin; Raymond Smith; Raymond Geeting. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Harry Hefty; Elson Brown; Keturah DeLong; Dorothy Childs; Ruth Kerns; Melva idiser; Frances Casta- tor; Betty Bowers; Robert Curie; Laura Johnston. SECOND ROW: Robert Hartman; Irene Imler; Naomi ieh; Joan Broom; Doris Imhoff; Betty Drake; Rebecca Fee} Lucile Smitn; Eloise Bunge. THIRD ROW: Junior diggins;Robert Kaiser; John Thompson; Alice Dilgard; Walter Coburn; Virginia lindsey; Vir- ginia Woolever; Leah Sebert; Doris Hoffmyer. FOURTH ROW: dHarola McEntarfer; Joe Sherburn; Everald hiyers; Don Irven; Wayne Corbin. FIFTH ROW: Richard Heighn; Robert Zerkle; John Kurtz; Max Rufner; James Love; Edith Witt; Helen Jordan; Esther Cobbs. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS ——— JUNIOR HIGH —— SS eS ee SS sare —— ee ———Z_ _{_— _ { SSS EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Betty Durst; Naomi Johnson; Meredith Howard; George Deetz; Donald Nelson; Walter Campbell; Conway Rempis; George Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Delphia Frick; Elaine Deiderich; Bonnie Husselman;. Beulah Wing; Bill Jones; Donald Busler; Ver- non Kohl; Donald Bunge. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Gump; Catherine Fretz; Geraldine Husselman; Lavern Smith; Joe Dangler; David Silberg; George Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Barr; Jack Hire; Walter McCann; Lloyd nhusselman; Dale Gafken. SEVENTH GRADE FTRST ROW: Harold Bowman; Bill Mvers; Jack Albright; Clifton Eberly; Donald Walker; Roger Nelson; Joy Buss; Betty Baird; Daniel Gratz. SECOND ROW: Ronald McIntosh; Norva Strow} Donna Bain- bridge; Naomi Eberly; Marie Imhoff; Jean Zerkle; Dorothy Goodwin; Lowel Howard; Pauline Steward, TAIRD ROW: ir. Bowers; Mary Dannells; Ruth Ackerman; Ivadell Lewis; Jean Dunn; Lois Smith; Billi Duncan; Jessie Inhoff; Margery Williams. ee ee QCQOK7TORI ELLY C'D ATAL CLASS ORGANIZATIONS EIGHTE GRADE President------------------------- Lavern Smith Vice President------------------------ Jack Hire Secretary------------------- Geraldine Husselman Poet-------------------------------- Vernon Kohl Historian------ -- ------------------ Dale Gafken MOTTO Sink or Swim. FLOWER Pink Carnation COLORS Rose and Gray SEVENTH GRADE President---------------------- --- Junior Davis Vice President-—----------------- Maurice Starkey Secretary and Treasurer-—------- Donna Bainbridge Poet-- --- ------- =--=------- === ++ Daniel Gratz historian----------+- --------=-+ +4--=-Norva Strow MCTTO Success; Our Hope to Win. FLOWER American Beauty Rose COLORS Blue and Silver GRADES Zz CRT 3 2 ea i a 4 = WAL UNA NA? t $i) , o r a — SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Donald Crooks; Davis Johnson; Carl Diedrick Bobby Albright; Clarence Dietrick; Lewis Myers; Billy livers; Richard Lowman; Frank Drake. SECOND ROW: Betty Nelson; Gail Girardot; Ruby Christ- lieb; Laura Roose; Barbara Bonlke; Jeanette Nelson; IlIary Alice Ross; Marilyn Schomberg; Alice Bowman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gurtner; Billy Vallance; Bruce dHussel- man; John iiarkley; Ross Johnson; Russel Drew; Rodney Wing; Kenneth Drew; Beuford Imhof. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Naomi Brown; Emogene Goodwin; Emma Williams; Lorraine Carper; Beverly Girardot; Jean Fee; Mary Jene Christlieb; Gladys Zerkle; Marjorie Nelson. SECOND ROW: Helen Jones; Barbara Whetsel; - Bvelyn Martin; Emogene Dangler; Ethel Ackerman; Velma Freed; Betty Husselman; Ruth Gump. ; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beckler; Bobby Duncany Eldon Howard; Russell Donaldson; Wendell Broom; Albert Sattison; Len- nus Lewis; Clayton Crowl. FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Madaline Wing; Haroid Jchnson; Robert Castator; Harold Getts; Irene Burtzner; EnGene Bowman; Lavon Diedrick; Delores Johnson; DeVon Myers. SECOND ROW: Harold Irven; Marvel Dull; Enola Kohl; Lucille Roose; Aurelia Johnson; Doris Smith; ° Marilyn Luce; Marjorie Zerkle; Joan Smith. THIRD ROW: Miss Dirrim; Mae Eberly; Junior Boosey Bugene Richerdson; LaMar Imhoff;Richard Newcomer; Dale Bunge; Roy Witt; Robert Beinbridge; Donald Smith. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Donald Bookmiller; Junior Hubartt; Barbara Richardson; Jacqueline Howard; Louise Englert; Walter Shuster; Robert Ferris; Floyd Carper; Charles Newcomer; Clayton Satteson, Jr. SECOND ROW:. Mary Lou Hart; Alice Hamman; Roma Baird; Betty McEntarfer; Mary Lou Teder; Rosemary Ackerman} Beverly Bunge; Pauline Hill; Lois Williams; Meredith Davis. THIRD ROW: Miss Hamman; Donald Geeting; Merwood Till; Darwin Snyder; Harry Brown; Don Dangler; Dick Lewis; Curtis Roose; James Hamilton; Virgil Johnson. eee a ett 5a ee Ser See Se a en ae — THIRD GRADE : ares: ited Sk ae ia 3g) rae Re seat a h! ye WAL aie NO: AY VY jan ANN. cH Sr “TR FL TS ar ee TENT ER SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW:. Edward Strause; Beverly Deusler; Betty Frick; Thelma Johnson; Florence Crooks; Anita Rainier; Kugene Nelson; Mavis Drew; Ray Williams; Dale Kohl. SECOND ROW; Max Fee; Donna Jean McBride; Margorie Mc Intosh; Willidene Crowl; Willadean Kepler; Anna Lee Wing; Patricia Dull; Mary Jc Turner; Martha Gratz; Doris Weicht; Jack Lowman. THIRD ROW: Miss Brandon; Richard Goodwin; Wilbur Getts Junior Geeting; John Wing; Richard Luce; Jim Hoxie; Oscar Christlieb; Harold Shultz; Bob Knott; Gail Smith. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Suzanne Luce; Melvin Nodine; Phyllis Gratz; Carl Rohm; John Carper; Patricia Mae Bowers; Patty Croddy; Margaret De Long. SECOND ROW: Gerald Zerkle; Barbara Rempis; Patricia Ann Durst; Lois Betts; Patsy Miser; Mary Lou Bowman; Martha Christlieb; Beverly Bickel. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stoeckley; Buddy Baird; Billy Shroyer; Robert Stanley; David Sterling; Harold Hamman; (OLLLY Hubartt; Richard Kutzner; (absent) Marilyn Jean Morr. eo? a SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE INSTRUCTORS. MISS DIRRIM MRS. BECKLER GRADE FACULTY MRS. STOECKLEY MR. GURTNER HISS BRANDON CLES DIRRIM HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL FPRI-STATE COLLEGE FOURTH GRADE INSTRUCTOR MARY BONFIGLIA BECKLER WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL TRI-STATE COLLEGE WESTERN STATE COLLEGE FIFTH GRADE INSTRUCTOR BARBARA BRANDON AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL MANCHESTER COLLEGE SECOND GRADE INSTRUCTOR BRUCE GURTNER Halt LTON HIGH SCHOOL TRI-STATE COLLEGE MANCHESTER COLLEGE SIXTH GRADE INSTRUCTOR RUTH BOLTON STOECKLEY KENDALLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL OBERLIN TRAINING SCHOOL BaLL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FIRST GRADE INSTRUCTOR MARGUERITE HaAMILAN WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL TRI-STaTE COLLEGE BaLL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE THIRD GRADE INSTRUCTOR MISS HAMMAN Ei % ie Oe =p bnew ali ir tre FUTURE FARMERS Soils and Crops and Farm Management are being taught to the boys in vocational agriculture this year. Soils and Crops to the Freshmen and Sophomore boys and Farm Management to the Junior and Seniors boys. There are seventeen boys enrolled in the crops and soila class. They are taught the origin of Souls soil composition; ciesses and types; chemical- com— position of solls anc its reiation to plants and Snjma.s: soli creanisms in relation to soil fertility; how rocks and climate affect soils, and etc. Along witan this work they are required to carry two projects Bo Meep record di their projects. There are eight boys enrolled in the Farm Manage- ment cless. They are taught the most efficient use of land labor and capital. They kept completed farm records so as to become familiar as to the purpose and vaiue of farm records. An agricultural organization known as the Future Farmers of America was orgenized this year. A cherter, number 67. was granted to the chapter on November 25, 1936. The officers elected were as follows: President--------DeLoss Crooks Treasury------ Harry Hefty Vics. Pres.----Bill Hollman Reporter----- Ralph Bowman Secretery----- George Friend Acvisor------- Ad PML th HOME ECONOMICS At the beginning of this year thirty-three girls enrolled in Vocational Home Economics. Food and clothing were studied by the Freshmen, while. the work of the advanced girls covered a wider range of subject matter, Foods, Clothing, Related Art, Home Management, Child Care and Home Nursing. The Thanks- giving dinner is served annually by the Home Economice department. The advanced girls do the planning, pre--- aring and serving of this meal to which the public is invited. Last year one hundred and fifty attended. y Pink eth dim? SPs oe lo rabah Wt 1S FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Harry Hefty; George Friend; Ralph Bewman; Noe Aes Smiths Deloss: Crocks; (Bibl noiman, SECOND ROW: Leonard Smith; John Thompscn; Junior Hig- gins; Elson Brown; Jonn Holman. THIRD ROW: Eugene Bolkhe; Cleo Cobbs; Donald Ervin; Kenneth Diederich; Hugh Deetz; Robert Hartman. FOURTH ROW: Theron Hanes; Roger Lewis; Paul Johnson. HOME ECONCWICS FIRST ROW: Virginia Kohl; Dorain Bowers; Laura Johns- ton; Irene Imler; Dorothy Childs; Lois Camp; Betty Nel- son. SECOND RCW: Esther Cobbs; Blanche Hamman; Marietta Fretz; Alice Dilgard; Edith Witt; Virginia Woolever; Kathryn Pepple; Vi¥ginia Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Kalb; Donas Gafken; Macine Houser; Ruth Myers; Leah Sebert; Lucille Smith; Elcise Bunge. FOURTH RCW: Helen Jordan; Esther Deetz; CGerinne Schom- berg; Doris Imhoff; Merlen Newcomer; Mrs. Ashwill; Doris Johnson; Doris Hoffmyer. HOME ECONOMICS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA GIRL RESERVES FIRST ROW: Lena Myers; Ruth Stevenson; Dorothy Karns; Melva liiser; Ruth Kerns; Betty Price; Eloise Bunge. SECOND ROW; Betty Dannells; Ruth Myers; Marvel Kutzner; Geraldine Kalb; Alice Bunge; Connie Blanchard; Irena Mec Intosh; Lorene Strow. THIRD ROW: Helen Newcomer; Geraldine iiyers; Merlen New-- comer; Leah Sebert; Margaret Fee; Ruth Imhof; Iris Pont- ius; Corinne Schomberg. FOURTH ROW: Martha Bolinger; Geraldine Dixon; Doris Im- hoff; Ruth Whetsel; Opal Snyder; Joan Broom. OPPOSITE PAGE Betty Price Sally Signs and and of Ruth Wnetsel - Billy Spring Imler-Bolinger Wilma and More Smith-Leavell Doris G. Spring KEY TO BABY SNAPS REAR OF BOOK Dorothy Karns Dwight and Joe Sherburn Bob Sebert Dick Heighn Rachel and Rachel Smith | Karl Starkey Leonard Smith Harl Kline Geraldine Dixon Hugh Deetz Ruth Whetsel John Kurtz and Margaret Fee Doris Gafken Naomi Ish noes Seo: — ; —— GIRL RESERVES Lena Myers Geradine Myers Helen Imler SHORTHAND “Geraldine Dixon Lavonne James Evelyn Hefty TYPING Geraldine Myers Helen Imler Martha Bolinger Margaret Fee Geraldine Dixon Merlen Newcomer Lena Myers Helen Newcomer Annamae Leavell Karl Starkey Lavonne James George Friend Evelyn Hefty Carrol Leas DeLoss Crooks Earl Kline Wava Schmidt Dwight Sebert Wilma Gafken Otto McDonald Donald BeVier Jack Horn Wayne Kerns Tillman Hire Derwood Smith s BOOKKEEPING Betty Rynearson Iris Pontius Ruth Imhof Marvel Kutzner Geraldine Kalb Kathryn Pepple Donas Gafken Doris Gafken Wava Schmidt Maurice Grueter Richard Wilkins Marvin Gushwa Loren Dunn Kenneth Bowman Earl Kerns Robert Sebert Roger Ish Warren Smith Wayne Edington William Hollinger William Love Carrol Leas Roy. Dilgard James Silberg Glenys Crooks CONSUMER ECONOMICS BUSINESS ENGLISH George Hire Helen Newcomer Wilma Gafken Glenys Crooks Maxine Houser Wava Schmidt Jack Horn Don Turner Karl Starkey Merlen Newcomer Lavonne James Helen Imler Carrol Leas Donald BeVier Otto McDonala Don Turner Wava Schmidt Donald BeVier Maxine Houser Karl Starkey Otto McDonald George Hire Lavonne James Wilma Gafken Glenys Crooks Carrol Leas Jack Horn Helen Newcomer Merlen Newcomer Sebel no Ae RC =a COMMERCE DEPARTMENT The Commerce Department this year consists of six classes, Business English, Consumers Economics, Short- hand, Typing, Bookkeeping and Commercial Law, fie i 3 Overmeyer having charge of Commercial Law, while Mr. Andrews has the other classes. The Commercial Depart- ment also has charge of the Trail Blazer, the school paper, and the annual. There are eleven students enrolled in Business English, This is a very interesting subject where those in the class explore English in the light of business usage. Shorthand class has only six students, who have learned to transcribe as well as take diction. The Typing class consists of twenty-seven stud- ents, who have learned the fundementals of typing. The typing class has also done all the typing requir- ed for the school paper and the annual which were pub- lished this year. There are twenty-six students enrolled in the first year Bookkeeping class and one student who takes advanced Bookkeeping. They have learned the rudiments of Bookkeeping and Accounting and have perfected their knowledge by working with facimles of real business papers. The students in Commercial Law have Learned the use of many of the legal terms and papers. Consumers Economics class had students who stud-— ied economics in the sense of a purchaser. The school paper and the annual were published this year through the efforts of those enrolled in the Commercial Department under the supervision of Mr. Andrews. Neither one of the projects would have been possible without the new mimeograph machine which was purchased by the school board this year. -Geraldine Dixon '37 A y= Ts eee sy ees oP Rt, PC ER. ea Te ata arariai.2£ A | LA PR | we: 7; VY a. Sieg ets DS ARETE OS re RE i Pe ja oon Be ieaete ER pe A AY VAC WA? WAL SASS PSA ae VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Earl Kerns; Roger Ish. SECOND ROW; Wayne Kerns; Wayne Edington; Raymond Smith: Jack Horn; Perry Martin; Don Turner, RHIRD RaW: Coach Barr; Kenneth Diederich; George Hire; Derwood Smith; Earl Kline; Max Rufner, Mer. RESERVES FIRST ROW: James Love; Everald Myers; Robert ,| Kaiser, SECOND ROW: Coach Barr; Marvin Gushwa; John Kurtz James Silberg; Harry Johnson; Harold McEntarfer; Max Rufner, Student Manager. BGG Ree pppoe ? AAT SAD WAC AAO SIWHS AZ VARSITY SCORES | 1936--37 WE OPPONENTS THEY WE OPPONENTS THEY 26 HAMILTON 9 27 LAGRANGE 53 18 aviLLa 25 36 BUILER - 22 es CENTRAL CATH.28 o9 SALEM CENTER 20 13 BUSUER 30 45 SPENCERVILLE 17 24 HUNPERTOWN 22 25 ALBION 21 37 HAMILTON 14 1 LIGONIER 0 30 ALUMNI 23 44 CONCORDIA 238 Bo) pasa py, 28 30 ANGOLA 18 SECTIONAL 36 GsaRETT 35 44 METZ 29 39 EDOM 1 41 ST. JOE 29 4? CONCORDIA 22 26 GARRETT 29 51 HICKSVILLE 12 758----TOTALS --529 The Wildcats haa a very successful year winning 16 and iosing 4 games during the regular playing season. The Wildcats also made a fine showing in the Sectional Tourney, going to the finals with Garrett who defeated us 5 points. The team did not start off very impress- ively, losing 5 games before they were able to get started. They won 9 games in a row, only to be set- back by LaGrange. All the rest of the games on the schecaule were taken care of then by the home team. The Wildcats bumped off Metz and St. Joe in the Sec- tional by a good margin before they were taken by Gar- rett in the finals. The Wildcats scored a total of 796 points in seasonal ana tourney play to 529 points for their opponents. Edington was high scorer for the home team with 178 coints, being closely followed by Smith who scored 165 points. VARSITY SCHEDULE 195758 NOV. 9S OPEN HEAL JaN. oOo ALBION HERE N@V. 12 HAMILTON 1BRE JaN. 7% GARRETT THERE NOV. 24 AVILLA HBRE JAN. 14 OPEN OPEN DEC. PLEASANT LAKE HERE JAN. 18 ASHLEY THERE DEC, 8 BUTLER THERE JAN. 21 LAGRANGE HERE DEG, Li HUNTERTOWN THERE JAN. 28 BUTLER HERE DEC. 17 OPEN OPEN FEB. 4 SALEM HERE DEC. 22 ALUMNI HERE FEB. 5 SPENCERVILLE THERE DEG, 51 ASHLEY ° HERE FEB. 18 WOLCOTTVILLE HERE JAN. 1 ANGOLA THERE FEB. 25 WAWAKA HERE - -Derwood Smith 157 a : ped Ne GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Section A FIRST ROW: Glenys Crooks; Esther Deetz; Melva Miser; Dorothy Karns; Alice Bunge; Rachel Smith; Ruth Imhof; Marvel Kutzner; Betty Price; Eloise Bunge; Laura John- ston. SECOND ROW: Ruth Myers; Betty Dannells; Rebecca Fee; Wava Schmidt; Denas Gafken; Geraldine Kalb; Connie Blanchard; Lavonne James; Geraldine Myers; Naomi Ish; Lorene Strow; Ruth Kerns; Iris Pontius; Betty Rynearson. THIRD ROW: Marietta Fretz; Annamae Leavell; Lucille Smith; Ruth Whetsel; Geraldine Dixon; Joan Broom; Doris Imncff; Helen Myers; Marguerite Rempis. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Section B FIRST ROW: Alice Dilgard; Doris Johnson; Betty Nelson; Dorothy Childs; Irene Imler; Esther Cobbs; Keturah DeLong; Lois Camp. SECOND ROW: Opal Snyder; Edith Witt; Bernice Drake; Virginia Lindsey; Kathryn Pepple; Helen Jordan; Blanche Hamman. THIRD ROW: Irena McIntosh; Leah Sebert; Ruth Whetsel; Mary Boyer; Betty Drake; Corinne Schomberg; Maxine Houser, GIRT S GT EF CTIIR SKCTION R et ee ae OT Le ee ee eee fe Baas Pe cd Peta : Reid SPR Yh eh a ae Sota BOY'S GLEE CLUB ( Section A FIRST ROW: Harold McEntarfer; Karl Starkey; Joe Sher- burn: Everald Myers; Wayne Kerns; Max Rufner; Robert Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Raymond Smith; Wayne Farrington; Don Turner Earl kline; Hugh Deetz; Eugene Bolkhe. | THIRD ROW: Richard McIntosh; Donald BeVier; Dwight | Sebert; John Kurtz; Derwood Smith; George Hire; Charles Farrington. ij BOY'S GLEE CLUB Section B FIRST ROW: Waldo Bowman; Billy Wing; Walter Coburn Robert Zerkle; Leonard Smith, SECOND ROW: Bud Frick; William Hollinger; Raymond Geeting; Glen Schultz. nT SI SECTION A ’S GLEE CLUB, BOY I EE CSE BOY’S GLEE CLUB, SECTION B LRP TEN. FEE OE LT TT BE Pea AS et ct sy oe p Nt y P ist iy ie AOR, ive WY CE |W. 15. BEND FIRST ROW: Wayne Farrington; Billie Jones; Naomi Ish; Annamae Leaveil: Dick Wilkins; Vernon Kohl; Marguerite Rempis; Marie Imhoff; Dorotha Karns; Helen Jones. SECOND ROW? Mary Dannels; Martha Solinger; Helen Imler: Helen Myers; Everald Myers Geraldine Dixon; Roger Ish; Marvel Kutzner; Betty Price. THIRD ROW: Betty Dannels; Iris Pontius; John Kurtz; Hugh Deetz; Joe Sherburn; Bill Love; Daniel Gratz. FOURTH ROW: Connie Blanchard; Lavern Smith; Richard MeIntosh; Betty Rynearson; Max Rufner; Harold McIntar- fer; Donald Bevier; Maurice Grueter; Lowell Howard; | Ronnie McIntosh. FIFTH ROW: Loren Dunn; Robert Sebert; George, Hire; Carrol Leas; Charles Farrington; Joan Broom; James Silberg; Raymond “mith; James Love. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Billy Jones; Rowert Zerkle; Raymond Geet-— ing; Ruth Whetsel; Marguerite Nempis; Dorotha Karns Connie Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Lorene Strow; Donald Bevier; Maurice Grueter; Helen Myer; Noami Ish; Mary Dannels; Daniel Gratz. THIRD ROW: John Kurtz; Loren Dunn; Everald Myers; George Hire; Margaret Fee; Annamae Leavell; Walter Coburn. SS ORCHESTRA eats, Saat x ae i ONAN VW WW. HS Si Ve eniva im nia a THE GYPSY ROVER HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA The Gypsy Rover is in three acts and build around the Gharater-Rob, later known as Sir Gilbert Howe, of English Nobility. Rob is stolen when an infant, ny his nurse, Meg, who later becomes the wife of Marto, a gypsy. Rob grows to manhood among the Gypsies believing Meg and Marto to be his parents. It happens one day, while riding with her fiancee, Lord Craven, Lady Constance becomes lost in the woods. They wander into the gypsy camp where Con- stance and Rob meet and fall in love. Crsven ob- jects to Rob's attitude, but he is made to tel l Sir George, who later comes in search of Constance, Rob is a charming fellow. A plot for an elopement.. is made. Rob is caught and thrown into prison,escaped later. Two years elapse and Rob @pmesinto his estates, his identity having been proven by Meg. He becomes a successful composer, a friend of the prince, and a social lion. Constance had remained true to.:. ‘her love for Rob, and on his return to England, he woos her for his wife. CAST Meg (Robs foster mother )------- Marietta Fretz Zara (belle of the camp)--- - -- - Ruth Tmhof Marto (Meg's husband )—- ------- - Derwood Smith Sinfo (Gypsy in love with Zara)--W.Farrington Rob (Sir Gilbert Howe )—---- ---- Donald BeVier Lady Constance (Sir Geo. Daughter)--M.Kutzner Lord Craven-------------- - -- ------Don Turner Sir George Martindale----------- Barl Kline, Jr Nina (Sir Geo. Second Yaughter) ---Betty Price Capt. Jerome (English Army )------- George Hire Sir Toby Lyon (social Butterfly) --Hugh Deetz McCorkle (song publisher )-------Dwight Sebert Choruses al irae! i i cal LAZY TOWN : GRADE OPERETTA STORY: Papa Roozee left home five years before to look for gold and has not been heard of for a year. Mama Roozee Goes laundry work and Peter sells papers to sup- port the family. Act. Is. She curtain rises on a merry group of children who have gathered to celebrate Meen's tenth birthday. The imaginative Meena tells her mother about a lovely doll she’ saw and believes belongs to her. While Mama Roozee goes shopping Meena dreams of an old witch and some little brownies. News comes that gold has : been discovered and the town goes crazy. Four men and four women transform the whole scene. ¢ Act II: Meena and Mama arrive home to find it canplete- ly changed and a group of neighbors. Mvena thinks it the work of the witch and runs to find her. While they light the cake, Papa Roozee arrives. Meena learns that he is responsible for all the good things that have hap- pened, CAST Meena R00 Z€€—-- —------ e - -- Irene Burt zner Mama Roozee----------- ------- Barbara Bohlke Mary Jan@------ ——--- 5 tee Joan Ruth Smith June------ --- ---------- -- -- ---farilyn Luce Snit zy---+------------------- Beverly Deusler Baby Doll------------------ Marilyn Jean Morr Witen of Good Luck----------- Ruby Christlieb Peter Roozee----- ------------ Bobby Albright Slim-------------------- -------- Eldon Howard Patch ----- --------+------------ Wendell Broom Tubby ---- ------------ ----- ----Virgil Johnson Lat chen------- ---- -- - - - - - - eH Helen Jones Gretchen--------- -- ------- ----- Gail Girardot Tina-- ----------- -- - -----------] arian Myers LON Q-- He nn ee rn Emogene Goodwin Nellle----+3-3 — 3 = — ee -Russell Donaldson Albert Sattison Papa Roo Z6€@ ---—--------------= Richard Lowman Men of Mystry------- me a a eo Bruce Husselman John Markley Billy Valance Harold Denison PAN PDREDSHEERNER RGSS RECESS EATEN SEABS SSR EEE ERED TREE EER EES SER EIR SEEERE SEER ESE EEO E REEDED EDERI SE EEE PESOS EEREEREESPEFETHED SEE EOR EEE E ESTE ES HORE HEHE EEEEEE ESE SELES ERSTE ESSE ESI SPSS ATES PETE EE EEE STRESSES SHPO ERE R EEE EE TREES SE EEET ESE R ENE ESTE SEES Lobe . LEVAY SNYDER Inc tae MiMbOGk A PHS) Mee ee te ae ALL-PURPOSE DUPLICATING PROCESS Pr YOR oA OOL SUPPLIES SERVICE FORT WAYNE INDIANA used in producing this annual. Pea ee ee COP PANO CHC AGO : RangrereteeeeresneeererserensreranesareteeeseabeseensntaneheeeeesnEnPasEnePeNenERGOLeEeeereeeen Enea en eep Rees Fa ebeHeHEEOO EA SO SASH AU AF EEL DG ESAS DALE EGOEEAIOOH SHOES HEED ENG HAH EH esses RHEE En EnEaESEESESESRGRHEGDEESLAESESHESE HATE NE AT ELSE EELS LSEED | mre te ne ee ee ee ee “ B EC IK ae Pees SODA SHOPPE ICE CREAM CANDIES SANDWICHES COLD DRINKS COMPLIMENTS Ae nai | MAXTONS Gra Gaels: BUTLER, INDIANA WERY BEST WISHES lO -¥ow CLASSOF- oy) WAYNE ae Be [ i Bap a gl CORUNNA INDIANA hae aan ' il a I] ELCOWVERS: TONMBOW FLORAL co. CORNER GREEN ELM ST. PHONE 68 BUTLER, IND. | FLOWERS PL eet LL Ks “WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO W Men TAD GH Hz WELL, 'T TO TAKE HER GHUELY DOWN TO re WATER, PUT fOUR ARM AROUND HER WALST, Dai WAYNE is MAW, [TIS MY STSTE: GH: Wy DIDN'T You SAY SO EN JUS? PUSH HER OFF THE DOCK. MAX VE He SO eae FINELY? DON ALD Bs OR et seep bore BLOW BUGLE IN THE OY SCOUTS. GN LS If YOU CAN Rise THE MR e = roe ia ee A LIQUID THAT qonty T i chs Ts ride WATER. SPRGARAGE N GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION ak oN COMPLIMENTS HAAR BROTHER CO. DRY GGDDS, CLOTHING, FLG@ORCOVERING 5 AND WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR AUBURN — INDIANA Welle FURNITUR ale SO RIA Tt LE AIA TEEN CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS 237 WATERL@ ——— INDIANA a WICKE ( | | | — 58 : ANS 4 ’ Ng Wi NEW VOLUMES ON OUR BOOKSHELVES “he Master--------- aieteteteteteteteteated wore ne nenenn--=Mr. Lollar The Short PrincessS-- -- - - - sleteiettehetetetel we-----D. Karns The Tempes tenn--+ ene n enn n enn n nn wenn nnn Ke Starkey Dre Jekyll and Mre Hyde------------- -The Newcomer twins Paths of Gloryer--- -------- een gecees= Halls of We He Se The Old Curiosity Shope------- won-----The Laberatory The Common Lote----------8----------= -----The Sophomore The Wise Mans-------- -- werner ne nnn wenem-=C0, Leas The Other Wise Man---------- oesheteteseteateeteteteteaten Oe McDonald Little Lord Fauntler oy-- ---------- - weer eren-- Re Zerkle How to Hold Your Mans----8---e n--nas--e==-B, Rynearson The Lady of the Decoration=- -- ------- ewen-e=Mo Fretz America's Sweetheart--------------- eatetetetetad Andy's Marge Freckles ----------------- alae aealealaeteteatetesteen --------T, Hanes Intricacies of the Keyboar d-- - -- - ---- --- Be+JOReS. Winkin. Blinkin and Nod=o------- Turner, Frick and Curie Slink'n Slouche-----+-----+-------= Geeting and Bonecutter The Harves tere-- --------- ae ee ae ne ee --De. Crooks Bound to RiS@e-----e----- enn nnn e nnn n= eeneeAny Junior A Lady's Dreamen-------------+---5---- wememeeK, Dietrich The Comedy of Brrors------------- we------=The Freshmen The Journey's End=e=----- Se ee - --==-C ommencement When a Man's a Man--------- --------- Settee tate! Re Smith How to Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day--=--=-= Be Kline Two Ways to Marriagee----8------------------ =---De Smith Storm HOuUS Qewwnn nnn n nner ene ee nen eee nee eee nen Assembly POLItIC Senne ween ee ee eee enn en eee ene we---C,. Overmeyer WHAT HAS HAPPENED August 28=-—Friday Morning, School Regiatration 356-1937 August d5l--Munday Morning, classes begin for the year. September ’--lionday, Labor Day, School Holiday. October 2--Tuesday P.M., L.J. Parsons gave three epi- sodes on the 2ifeof Lincoln. October Vem Frivay Pil, Auburn St. Pairs, School out. October 22-25--Holiday. .N.E. I.T.A. Fort Wayne. October 20-—-Democrat Rally in H.S. Atditoriun, October 21--Wednesday Evening. Grade Operetta. October 29--Republican Rally in H.S. Auditorium. Novenber 5--Tuesday. Election day. What a night. November 15-14--Commerce to Danville. N.M.P.A. Convention. November 26-27--Holidays. Thanksgiving. December 24--Friday P.M., Christmas Celebration. Decenber 24-January 4--Christmas Vacation. January 7-8--Semester Exans. January ll--Second Semester Begins. January 15--Friday Nite. Junior Class Play. January 2O--Chief Young Thunder Cloud's Entertainment, January 2O--At night. Basketball Banquet by the Mothers. February 16--Honor Students of 1957 announced. Lena Myers--Valedictorian Carrol Leas--Salutatorian March 5--Friday P.M., Sectional Tourney at Angola. March 15--Work on the Annual started. March 17’--Wednesday, B.B. Banquet given by Mr. and Mrs, Lollar for Players, Faculty and CQoach Barr. April 4--County Music Festival at Garrett. April Ge-Giving of Senior Play. Friday night. April 15--Annual Band Concert H.S. Audiforiun. April 16-17--Band Contest, Columbia.City. April 25--High School Operetta. April 50--Junior-Senior Reception at Y.M.C.A. Ft. Wayne, May 6- --Semester Exams. for Seniors. ‘ May 7-—Friday Evening, reception to Seniors and their parents, school officials etc.-by Mr. and Mrs. Lollar, May 9--Sunday Evening. Baccalaureate at the United Brethern Church, Ofriciatine, Reverend ¢.W. Price. May 15--Thursday Evening. Commencement in the H.S. Auditoriun. Supt. Merle J. Abbett of Fort Wayne. May 14--Grade Cards. Balance of day at Lake Hamilton. Swin, Skate and Eat. Summer Vacation Starts. 1956-1957 : (aot i : Be Pin tse afr ye wk: emaeet sa? EY ee SAO 4 NAME De Me De Ge Me Ge We En Ge Be Je He Le He We BeVier Bolinger Crooks Dixon Fee Friend Gafken Hefty Hire Holman Horn Imler James Johnson Kerns Kline Leas Leavell Me Donald Myers Newe omer Newc omer Sebert Smith Smith Starkey Turner Denie Bolie Dee Dixie Fee=-Fee GOS Jasper Hefty Hire Bill Jack Imler Bonnie Harry Belch Bud Leas Annie Ott Lena Newe Newe poc Der Rachel Starkey Turner NICKNAME LIKES=MOST Women Fun 4-H Parties Dences Shows Navy To Laugh Women Mules 7th Grade Jack Amos His Car Women Coaxed To Boss Art Annamae Peanuts Uniforms Ed Tris Opal Fun Juniors Wild-women HATES=MOST Chislers Dumb Men Girls Failures Keep still Girls Blondes Kernsy Keep Still Women Competition Make-up Boots To Talk Competition Chevies Keep still Otto Razzing Teasing Fast Drivers Poor Sports To Blush Fords To Work Catty Women Drive slow SLANG. Look=Outs Darn it} Ask hime Darnt O$ Fish$ Golly! Oh, Geel Nutz Suits me} Heck} Ooooohhh! Ooooohhhs Oh, Gosh§: Yeah Wolvt Geet Pipe-down Oh, myt Aw, Nutst O, hecks Se What! Really$ Ooohh, yeaht Huh??? Goodness$ Hec kt Yeah$ JA DAD DEDEDE AMBITION Band-leader Nurse Age Teacher Me De Ask her Engineer To Travel Stenoge Editor Farmer BeBe Coach Stenoge Wifie Aviator Suprise Coach Bookkeeper Artist Taxi Driver Nurse Artist Ask her Farmer Hus band Farmerette Big Shot Aviator . SECS a Sere Rrra Coy menace sean are ime vebetaecenme nar vemeemneeement Re ae baton BS “re? Ni . Th PS AP aes Sr eer werr ee “Tg; et o en Ri a: a he ee 4 Abe. Bailie. Cketets et y : SAVE: INS | or � to fie , ry i , ‘ | My y . . ¥ NAME Robert Arnold Lafayette Blue Margaret Bowman Ward Casteret Marjorie Cherry Bua Dunn Junior Freed Williamette Hanes Richard Harpster Eloise Holmes Mary Keller Marcile Kline Leah Kohl Dorothy McBride John licCullough Raeburn McIntosh Hugh Myers Opal Poorman Frank Schomberg Park Sebert Elizabeth Smith Ruth Smith Thelma Warner CLASS OF 1956 ADDRESS Corunna Fort Wayne Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Auburn Corunna Waterloo Auburn Waterloo Fort Wayne Kendallville Spencerville Waterloo Fort Wayne Corunna Muncie Waterloo Waterloo OCCUPATION Home Int. Harvester Home Home Becks Waterloo Hdware Home Home Hamilton's Drug Newberry's Store Home Auburn Rubber Co. Married Auburn Rubber Co. Student liarried Farm nome Salesman Home Student nome nome iataay TER TSU Te ree sorte eran Sans ' $0: soar % en 4 t et ‘ YN ra HSA ’ ke NAME Aneta Antrup Elmer Beaubien Beatrice BeVier Marie Bowman Helen, Bolinger Poilipine Buss Héien Campbebl Jonn Centa Haythe Dangler FPhvllis Deetz Lynn Dunn Victor Dunn Lucile Frick Irene Friend Baward Haines Dessie Hancock Ester Holman Dorothy Hubbard Charles Imler Mildred Jonnson Donald Kaiser Arthur Lutman Betty Mayne Oleviee hietzger Garcile Miser Leland Oster Carna Roberts Robert Rohm Kenneth Sebert Rlmner Shuman Eleanora Snith Chester Steffen Robert Thomson Estell White Pauline Wing Richard Wolford Wayne Yarlot CLASS OF 19355 ADDRESS Corunna San Pedro Harbor Waterloo Corunna Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Bloomington Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Corunna South Bend Waterloo Corunna Holland, Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Corunna Waterloo Concord Waterloo Waterloo Angola Bryan, Ohio Gaylord, Minn. Waterloo Waterloo Fort Wayne ‘ Angola Jaterloo Marion Waterloo Waterloo Mi ch e Qcc Marricd Navy Married Home tnd: Pup.) Ser. Auburn Rubber Co. Home Studsnt Home Work in Auburn Rohms Garage, Auburn Rubber Home Auburn Rubber Lier Home Auburn Rubber Married Auburn Rubber PATION Auburn CoO. CO Cow Co. _ Heme nome ; Filling Station Home 22727 Married Ford Garage Married Restaurant Dairying Hardware Home Cass Ce CeGs Home Married Howard's Garage Farn i ERP ET Wh fe a a oe f id NAME Farel Baker Carroll Becker Wiiliam Bixler Wayne Bookmiller Bdna Bownan Hilda Cherry Charles Corrigan Leona Crooks Dorothy Davis Onda Vae Denison Simmeon Drew June Dunn Clark Farington Robert Fausett Mary Fee Lester Geeting Avis Hall Donald Hanpshire Ina Earle Harless William Hire Charles Johnson. Wayne Johnson Wilbur Kalb Ruth Keller Wilson McKean Pauline Lung Nellie Mitshell Kendall ®ber Mary E. Roop Ralph Sebert James Shoemaker Maurice Stroh Nina Wilkins Zola Wolford ARNHSY me) CLASS OF 1954 ADDRESS Fort Wayne 7iPrrtty OALIT, Philadelphia Antiock, Ohio Corunna Waterloo Toledo, Auburn Waterloo Angola Waterloo Edon, Ohio Corunna Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Angola Bloomington Elkhart Waterloo Fort Wayne Waterloo Waterloo Corunna Waterloo Corunna Auburn Corunna Toledo, Corunna Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Spencerville Ohio Ohio OCCUPATION Married Electrician Orchestra Student Married Married Inspector Cast. Co. Auburn Rubber Co. McBride's Store Married Railroad Married Farm Home Bank Hall-Stingle Co. Married Student 2272? Salesman Parrott Packing Go. nome Farm Home Farm Home Post Card Co. Farning Married Trucker , otudent Farning Postoffice Married “ “=a ee es ee ? i PARROT, — PACKING CO, INC. 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INDIANA LANDY BROS. one FURNISHINGS - SHOES OR MEN YOUNG MEN 3RD DAD NORTH CF HOTEL AUBURN, IND FIVVADLER comes: ee JJ. NEWBERRY CO] Fine-forNADO- AUTO 5-10-25a STORE Ano L| Fe AUBURN INDIANA WATERLG@D IND IHUBBARDS IDRUG STORE | AUBURN ---INDIANA LING i hgh RogE se Fe aoe: EES ha Sr as ce aA ye AN) aye EN Ka Ss © =, a LADIES SMISSES. READY-IO-WEAR IPIH MINIE 157 as, Nes ae PEARL IDIRESS = SIRODIP ACIBUIRIN , HINIDIAINA 1s meeeeneaeenrneateetencnem cuanto tet CC LR ARLE LE ERE A LS EL 8 YE eG Yi CLEAN MODERN CABINS SHOWERS RESTROOMS iO MILES NORTH ON U.S.27 | y BOATING - FISHING ————— ON ———— PLEASANT LAKE PLEASANT LAKE TOURIST CAMP PIAMES AUWODD MGR PLEASANT LAKE,INO, , i at ‘ e “| 2 | ) ee 6th i Za tt — - “1 —— ft fe ae, if N a? eT WATERLOD a, INDIANA Trey pes) j VER. as = ge oe eae a? 1 ATE a AN LaLa ZE.Y fey RAN £ ¥ ey ah wat . iA WATERI©@ HARDWARE FIFTY YEARS OF SUCORSSFUL AND SPPIOLENT SERVICE TO STUDENTS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AN EDUGATION AT MINIMUM COST. LOW TUITION RATES AND LIVING EX- PENSES,. ENGINEERING AN INTENSIVE COURSE EMBRACING MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE AMD TECHNICAL SUBJECTS. DEGREE OFFERED UPON COMPLETION OF COURSE. DEPARTMENTS: CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, RADIO AND AERONAUTICAL. COMMERCE COMPREHENSIVE, INTENSIVE AND PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR BUSINESS IS OFFERED, COURSES OFFERED IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (C.P.A.) AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING. DEGREE C ONFERRED B.S., IN B.A. AND ACCT. 1937 FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 27, 1937 WINTER QUARTER BEGINS JANUARY 2, 1938 SPRING QUARTZR BEGINS MARCH 21, 1938 SUMMER QUARTER BEGINS JUNE 13, 1938 FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 26, 1938 TRIFSTATE COLLEGE ANGGt A. Nee MID WEST DAIRY STOP IN FOR ICE CREAM MALTED MILKS,AND FANCY- DRESSED CHICKENS (AUBURN, INDIANA f°) (OE Aa KROG th PANG 6. o SCERIES PRUITS Ved SABLES WETS: Cor AL dni ND: TO ‘CLASS. OF ag 24 HOURS SERVICE WREST, [AUR ANT MRS WH HIRE PERMANENT ANGOLA, IND | o-— WAVE SHO PPE - telat malts chic MIbIAMR nope. 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WATERLGD, INDIANA DONATED HAMILTON AND SON DRUGS SILK, UP LIES OUNTAIN, SERVIC é WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS OF 37 OUR VERY BEST WISHES oO ——0 i dt ony STUDI PHOTOGRAPHER AUBURN | NDIANA lo Su C RY : aph J Wis if on a - tft Sis aey