Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

1940 U D EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WATERLOO GRANT TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS WATERLOO INDIANA l DEDICATED TO Mr. Alvin J. Smith To you, our principal, whose kindly smile, whose patient labor has safely guided us through four long years of toil, o’er reefs of trouble, o’er sand bars, where without your skilful aid, our ships, the M n, the Woman, might have stopped to go no further; through the treacherous channels, the swirling waters of our youth, to leave us with fair breezes blowing full into our sails and c rry us through the seas of life to our goal. Our pilot we leave behind. He has prepared us to sail our ship into that “City of Success”, upon the continent “Happiness”. To you with love, veneration and deepest respect we dedicate this book. FERN A. MORR Secretary Board of Directors JAMES A. HUSSELMAN President GRANT A. KELLEY Treasurer CHARLES A. OVERMEYER ALVIN J. SMITH Waterloo, Indiana, Superintendent Ball State Teachers’ College, Pniversity of Chi¬ cago, PhB., M. A. Social Science Waterloo, Indiana, Principal Valparaiso University B. S., A. B., Purdue Uni_ versity B. S. in Ag. Science and Agriculture GERALD R. ANDREWS Waterloo, Indiana VIRGINIA Central Normal B. Bachtel S. C., A. B. Indiana. Waterloo, Indiana State Normal, Terre Indiana Central Col- Haute, Indiana, Uni- lege DePauw Uni¬ versity Commerce. versity , B. S. M. Music and Art. CLARENCE BOWERS W terloo, Indiana Ball State Teachers College B. S. Indi¬ ana U n i v,e i s i I. y Manual Arts, Com. History 7th Grade. KENNETH DORTON Hartford City, Indi¬ ana, Indiana Cen¬ tral College A. B., Science and Phy. :Jd. 8th Grade. PAUL M’CLAIN Waterloo, Indiana Indiana University, A. B., M. A. History. Band. MARGARET ANN WISNER Russiaville, Indiana Manchester College. 2nd Grade. CLEO DIRRIM Hamilton, Indiana T r i - State College Ball State Teachers’ College, 4th Grade. MARGARET HAMMAN Waterloo, Indiana Tri - State College Ball State Teachers’ College, Manchester Colege, 3rd Grade MARY LUCILLE WILSON Ti’ort Wayne, Indi George Williams College. Chicago, In¬ diana University B. S. Pliys. Ed. and Safety. MARY LYNN DEER Blackburn College. Franklin, Indiana Purdue University Kansas State Teach ers ' College Frank¬ lin College A. t Home Economics. BRUCE GURTNER Waterloo, Indiana Tri - State College, Manchester College 6th Grade. AUDRA SNYDER Amboy, Indiana University of Wi«- consin, Indiana Uni¬ versity A. B. Latin and Math. KLLDRED GETTS Hamilton, Indiana Ball State Teachers College, 1st Grade. NED M’lNTOSH Waterloo, Indiana HELEN PARKS Manchester College, Waterloo, Indiana 5th Grade. Rail Teachers’ College B. S. Eng¬ lish. I Betty Gene Bcwer Corunna, Indiana Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 “Study makes some people wise, but it makes me otherwise.” Eloise (Pud) Bunge Waterlo, Indiana Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 1 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta l_2-3-4 Yell Leader 3-4 “The Women’s Home Companion.’ Esther Ruth Cobh Corunna, Indiana Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1-2-3 “Common sense is seeing things as they are and doing things as they ought to be done.” Alice Dilgard Waterloo, Ind ; an o Home Ec. Club 2-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Dramatic Club 1 Class Play 3 Operetta 1-2-3 Glee Club 1.2-3-4 “The secret of suc¬ cess is work, but who wants to know the sec- cret? ’ Joan (Broom) Broom Waterloo, Indiana Band 1-2-3.3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Trail Blazer 3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Class Play 3-4 Operetta 1.2-3-4 Gle Club 1-2-3-4 “I am always content with what happens. ' Dorothy Childs Waterloo, Indiana Girl Reserves 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 “I do not mind work -—I sleep beside it ” Robert Curie Waterloo, Indiana Commercial Club 3-4 Trail Blazer 1-2 Glee Club l-2_3 Class Play 4 Hi-Y 3-4 “There is always a streak of mischief in every little boy.” Rebecca (Becky) Fee Waterlo, Indiana P-irl Reserves 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Trail Blazer 3-4 ' ’lass Play 3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 “If speech were gold¬ en, she’d be a million¬ aire. ' Keturah J. DeLONG Corunna, Indiana Home Ec. Club 2-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Gle Club 1-2 “Silence is one great art of conversation.” Robert (Bob) Hartman Corunna, Indiana Future Farmers o f America l-2_3-4 Toy Band 1-4 any two. Harry Hefty Auburn, Indiana Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 “Why all the toil for “Time and I against the triumphs of a dip¬ loma?’ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Vice-President Secretary — Treasurer — James Love Robert Kaiser Betty Vallance Melva Miser Colors : Junior William Higgins Corunna, Indiana Future Farmers of America 1-2-3.4 “We shall hear of hira in time.” Doris Imhoff Waterloo, Indiana Girl Reserves 1-2.3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club 2 “The shortest answer is doing.” Naomi (Ishie) Ish Waterloo, Indiana Girl Reserves 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Commercial Club 3-4 Trail Blazer 3-4 Class Play 4 Operetta 1-2.3-4 “Why arent they all contented like me?” John Henry Kurtz Waterlo, Indiana Baseball 1.2-3 Student Manager 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-8-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Hi-Y 2.3-4 Dramatic Club 3 Commercial Club 3-4 Science Club 2-3 Drum Major 4 Chorus 3-4 Trail Blazer 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 “It ain’t that he’s afraid o; work. Richard (Ham) Heighn Waterloo, Indiana Hi-Y 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Future Farmers of America 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Band 1 Science Club 2 ‘ Too much thinking doth consume the spir¬ its.’ Irene Marie Imler Waterloo, Indiana Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Home Ec. Club 1-2 “A smile as eontag. ious as a yawn.’ Robert Kaiser Waterlo, Indiana Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Hi-Y 4 Glee Club 1-2-3.4 Class Play 3- 4 Science Club 2 Trail Blazer 4 Dramatic Club 2 “I have always liked school — the vacation part of it.’ James (Jim) Dove Waterloo, Indiana Hi-Y 2 Commercial Club 3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Operetta 3 Glee Club 3 Futu r p Farmers of America 2 Class Play 3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class President 1-2-3-4 “I stand at the verge of a great career. Wont somebody push me off?” CITY GAL COUNTRY GAL Ruth Kerns Waterloo, Indiana Girl Reserves j- 2-3-4 Amateur Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Trail Blazer 2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 “Ready to work and ready to play, ready to help whomever she may. Harold McEntarfer Waterlo, Indiana Hi-Y 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Science Club 2-3 Band i-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Operetta 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Melva Miser Waterlo, Indiana Girl Reserves i-2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Trail Blazer 3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Everald Glen (Ev) Myers Waterloo, Indiana M Yr. Moundsville W. Va. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3 Track 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 1-2-3-4 Science Club 2-3 Commercial Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Yell Leader 2 Quartett 1-2-3-4 Trail Blazer 3-4 ■‘Beware! I might do something startling way.” Leah Sebert Corunna, Indiana Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 1 Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4- “Where there is a will, she’ll make a way.’ Lucille (Lucy) Smith Waterloo, Indiana Girl Reserves 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Trail Blazer 3-4 Class Play 3 Operetta 1-2-3-4 “Some girls pursue learning, others learn pursuing. Virginia I. Whitbey Butler, Ind. 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 “An active mind, bm not for study.” II x Bachtel Rufner Waterloo, Indiana Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Track 3 Future Farmers of America 1 Quartett 1-2-3-4 The “W” Club 3-4 “Judge a man by his questions rather than , • his answers.’ Joseph (Joe) Sherburn Waterloo, Indiana Yell Leader 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Future Farmers of America 2 Band 1-2-3-4 shestra 2 Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Commercial Club 3-4 Science Club 2 Track 1 Trail Blazer 3 Dramatic Club 2 “An argument! Argu¬ ment! I’m starving for an argument.” John (Johnny) Thomson Waterloo, Indiana Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 3-4 The “W’ Club 3-4 “H e gives his thoughts no tongue.” Edith Witt Waterloo, Indiana Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1-2-3 Class Play 3-4 “To be of service rather than be conspic¬ uous.” Betty Vallance Waterloo, Indiana Garrett High School 1-2 Girl Reserves 3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Class Play 4 Operetta 3 hr il Blazer 3-4 “Happy am I, for I’m free from care.” Virginia Woolever Auburn, Indiana Glee Club 2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-1 Home Ec. 2-4 “When words are scarce they are seldom spent in vain.” Robert (Bob) Zerkle Waterloo, Indiana Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Trail Blazer 2-3-4 Operetta 3 Class Play 3-4 “I profess not to know how women’s hearts are wooed and won.” NICK NAME LIKES MOST HATES MOST FAVORITE EXPRESSION AMBITION P a P aS C3 s a a bo a P bH a SO a CO so 00 0) a (—■ rn • f—H Ifl WO ? ? a a m m x a a bo Ifl Oj cd C— a r-H ?H - 4 - • f“H Sh ' rH 10 H M a i -5 O 0 rH 2 J r_ •H 0 bn Sh a 4H Oj o a sh , o a S ' £« •g£« a 2 hh a p K Sh a a O o Sh a bo o Sh M a HH • iH «f4 O s_ CO 03 u OO a = § g O 2 P P 3 o Sh o, CD CO 4-5 CO a Sh 0) aS a d -a a Sh D . 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ITEM V Individually we bequeath the following: I, Lucille Smith, leave my technique to hold men to Gladys Zerkle. I, Naomi Ish, leave my fine musical talent to Helen Jones. I, Edith Witt, leave my brown curls to Velma Freed. I, Joan Broom, leave my Jeannette McDonald voice to Betty Hus selman. I, Esther Cobbs, leave my studious ways to Emegene Dangler. I, Betty Bower, leave my like for red hair to Barbara Whe tsel. I, Irene Imler, leave my bashfulness to Jean Fee. I, Dorothy Childs, leave my jolly disposition to Marjorie Nelson. I, Robert Hartman, leave my cleverness with Dorton in Safty Class to Russell Donaldson. I, Robert Curie, leave my school record to anyone who wishes it. I, Keturah DeLong, leave my typing speed to Eldon Howard. I, Betty Vallance, leave my art for driving my Ford V8 to Jack Wagner. I, Alice Dilgard, leave my hope chest full of dreams to Imogene Stookey. I, James Love, leave my iron-hand rule of the Senior Class to some one who can handle it. I, Everald Myers, leave my fountain pen at home, my pen¬ cils in the street, my books in my locker and paper in the store. Help yourself folks I I, Harold McEntarfer, leave my labratory discussions to Wendell Broom. I, Melva Miser, leave my winning smile to Lorraine Carper. I, Robert Kaiser, leave my basketball career to Robert White. I, Virginia Whitbey, leave my don’t mind getting into trouble with the teachers” to any one who wants it. I, Joseph Sherburn, leave my stenatorian voice as yell leader to Beverly Girardot. I, Robert Zerkle, leave my u Crgnn Grinder’s Swing” to Robert Duncan. I, John Kurtz, leave my ideas of true love to Evelyn Martin. I, Leah Sebert, leave my ability as a manager of this and that to Imogene Goodwin. I, Harry Hefty, leave my sweetheart in every ppi?t to DelMar Johnson. I, John Thomson, leave my leadership in F.F.A. to Eugene Woolerer. I, Richard Heighn, leave my will to chew gum to Clayton Crowl, I, Junior Higgins, leave my sly whisperings it opportune times to Richard Lowman• I, Ruth Kerns, leave my gracefulness on roller skates to Barbara Pox. I, Doris Irnhoff, leave my tallness to Ruth Gump I, Eloise Bunge, leave my brown eyes to June Smith. I, Max Rt fncr, leave my slide trombone to Albert Sattison. I, Virginia Woolever, leave my dimples to Ethel Ackerman. I, Rebecca Fee, leave my liking adoration for basketball stars to Emma Williams. ITEM VI Now having disposed of all of our High School goods and desires that complete and perfect execution be made of these, our said desires, we have chosen our last will, one which we have found through years of experience to be entitles to full complete and perfect trust; and one whom one other should long since have promises to love, honor and obey; and one whom the beneficiaries of our will may do well to emulate and follow; we having implicit con¬ fidence in their ability and honesty to faithfully guide our beneficiaries and to fully and strictly carry out all of the provisions of this our will. IN WITNESS WHEREOF WE, hereunto set our hands and the seals in this year of our greatest High School Happiness, the year 1940, Vice President ' iJn li C Secretary Treasurer ) UNDERGRADUATES JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH Row 1 Don Bunge Paul Bowman Walter Campbell Pearl Casselman Bill Connor George Deetz JUNIORS Row 4 Bill Jones Vernon Kohl Robert Metcalf Betty Roush Dorsey Roop Lavern Smith Row 2 Donald Duesler Joan Farrington Catherine Fretz Dale Gnken Jack Hire Marilyn Gushwa Row 5 Donnabelle Thorne David Silberg Delphia Frick George Wheeler Gerald Steckley Naomi Johnson Row 3 Meredith Howard Lloyd Husselman Bonnie Husselman Geraldine Husselman Helen Kuckuck June Krum Row 6 Beulah Wing George Martin Marana Houser SOPHOMORES Row 1 Ruth Ackerman Jack Albright Donna Bainbridge Betty Baird Lois Blanchard Idabelle Bower Row 2 Harold Bowman Kathleen Brandon Joy Buss Junior Carroll Harry Cline Mary Dannells Row 3 Bill Duncan Naomi Eberly Arthur Fike James Fike Dorothy Godwin Daniel Gratz Row 5 Wayne Kester Ronald McIntosh Frank Mark Bill Myers Roger Nelson Luella Overholt Row 4 Agnes Green LeRoy Hefty Jack Houser Lowell Howard Jessie Imhoff Marie Imhoff Row 6 Jackie Rowe Lois Smith Maurice Starkey Helen Stookey Norva Strow Jean Thomson Row 7 Ellsworth Triplett Don Walker Rose Whitbey Jean Zerkle FRESHMEN Row 1 ' ob Albright Dean Arnold Barbara Bohlke Raymond Bowers Akce Bowman Delores Bowman Row 4 John Kuckuck William Myers Robert Linn Richard Lowman Patty Manrow John Markley Row 2 Jay Childs Arthur Cobbs Donald Crooks Carl Dietriclc Kenneth Drew Russell Drew Row 5 Betty Nelson Bob Reeder Mary Ross Dennis Ruhl M ' x Rynearson Marilyn Schomberg Row 3 Lois Farrington Emmajean Girardot Gail Girardot Herbert Hoffmeyer Bruce Husselman Ross Johnson Row 6 Donna Shippy Mary Shull’ Bill Valance Rodney Wing Duane Houser EIGHTH GRADE Row 1 Ethel Ackerman Wendell Broom Lorraine Carper D.yton Crowl 71:nogene Dangler Russell Donaldson Row 4 Marjorie Nelson Albert Sattison June Smith Imogene Stookey Jack Wagner Barbara Whetsel Row 2 Bob Duncan Jean Fee Barbara Fox Velma Freed Beverly Girardot Emogene Goodwin Row 3 Ruth Gump Eldon Howard Betty Husselman DelMar Johnson Helen Jones Evelyn Martin Row 5 Robert White Eugene Woolever Gladys Zerkle Emma Williams Row 1 Robert Bainbridge Mildred Barnhart Elvin Boger Eugene Bowman Mary Jane Christlieb SEVENTH GRADE Row 4 Devon Myers Owen Ruhl Don Id Smith Georgia Smith Joan Smith Row 2 Rose Marie Donaldson Mac Eberly Richard Feller Thomas Hoxie LaMar Imhoff Row 3 Aurelia Delores Harold Lennus Marilyn Row 5 Madaline Wing Roy Witt Marjorie Zerkle Johnson Johnson Johnson Lewis Luce JUST US BACS£ WHEN W ERE r r 5 WE { I I GRADES Mr. Gurtner Grades Principal y ] SIXTH GRADE Front Row: Buddy Smith, Betty McEntarfer, George Strock, Robert Ferris, Junior Hubbartt, Clayton Sattison, Jacqueline Howard, Jean Grimm. Second Row: Bruce Gurtner, Richard Brandon, Robert Castator, Louise Johnson, Barbara Shull, Roma Baird, Rosemary Ackerman, Lucille Roose Third Row: Barbara Richardson, Beverly Bunge, Merwood Till, Virgil Johnson, Dale Bunge, Don Dangler, Curtis Roose. Fourth Row: Bonnie Roland, Enola Kohl, Doris Smith, Marvel Dull, Eugene Richardson, Donald Geeting, James Hamilton, Fairy Lee Roland. Absent: Payline Hill, Donald Bookmiller. Entered Lrtc: ITarvey Gingrich, Juanita Krontz, Wayne Synesall. FIFTH GRADE Front Row: Eugene Nelson, Doris Weicht, Florence Crooks, Mavis Drew, Junior Geeting, Richard Goodwin, Beverly Duesler, Thelma Johnson. Second Row: Ned McIntosh, Mrry Lu Teders, Robert Knott, Harold Shultz, Richard Luce Floyd Carper, Willidene Crov 1, Max Fee. Third Row: Betty Lu Frick, Martha Gratz, Donna Jean McBride, Eva Johnson, Anita Rainier, Dale Kohl, Roy Williams Fourth Row: Jim Hoxie, Richard Lewis, Gail Smith, Anna Lee Wing, Mary Jo Turner, Patricia Dull, Willadean Kepler, John Wing. FOURTH GRADE Front Row: Patsy Ann Durst, Richard Kutzner, Mary Lou Bowman, Suzanne Luce, Patsy Miser, Bobby Stanley, Buddy Baird. Second Row: Miss Dirrim, Oscar Christlieb, Ralph Donaldson, Frances Parker, Beverly Bickel Jack Lowman, Ellen Louise Fales. Third Row: Carl Rohm, Phyllis Gratz, Johnny Carper, Marilyn Morr, Patricia Bowers, Gerald Zerkle. Absent: Jane Sowers, Billy Hubartt. Entered Later: Betty Krontz, Sam Krontz. I THIRD GRADE Front Row: Margaret Ann DeLong, Charlotte Shull, Leola Johnson, Eugene Williams, Jean Stuller, Marvin Getting, Bobby Girardot. Miss Hamman, Ray Fee, June Smith, Walter Deetz, Douglas Speer, Janice Shultz, Bobbie Crooks, Barbara Camp. Nondas Hardenbrook, Evelyn Robinson, Patty Frick, David Sterling. Kathleen Boger, Martha Christlieb. Absent: Marjorie Stahl. I Secon Row: Third Row: •mm . JWH SECOND GRADE Front Row: Richard Myers, Carol Ann Bunge, Sonia Kuehn, Elaine Bowers, Lucille Carper, Jane Miser, Dorothy Smith, Richard Walker. Second Row: Donna Jean Johnson, Alvi Roland, Robert Dilgard, Charlotte Camp, Richard Zerkle, Jimmie Sattison, Jimmie Hamilton, Peggy Ann Ross. Third F.ow: Miss Wisner, Jimmie Crooks, Donna Jean Parker, Garcille Nelson, Ronald Boyd, Marjorie Myers, Ronald Robinson, Jack Bohlke. Fourth Row: Donald Robinson, George Crowl, Lewis Gump, Richard Wing, Barbara Barnes, Patty Freed, Leonard DeLong, David Grimm Merlen Howard. Absent: Verl Johnson. FIRST GRADE Front Row: Patricia Ferris, Dorothy Madden, Marie Bowman, Dorothy Feller, Phyllis Weicht, Dorcas Parker, Richard Baird. Second Row: Delbert Zerkle, Arlene Dunn, Billy Myers, Richard Barnes, James Tuttle, Howard Zerkle, Mary Lee George. Third Row: Miss Getts, Billy Jim York, John Imler, DeLoss Dangler, Donald Korff, Donald Johnson, Deloris Gump, James Pepple. Absent: Janice Till, Charles White. COACH DORTON BI LLY MYER 5 YELL LEADERS JOE ELOISE BUNGE SHERBURN J u N JEAN FEE MARY DAN NELLS SECOND TEAM Front Row: Robert Linn, Herbert Hoffmeyer, Harold Bowm n, Bob Albright, LeRoy Hefty, Carl Diederick. Second Row: Jack Albright, Dennis Ruhl, Bill Myers, John Markley, Roger Nelson, Russell Drew, Jim Fike, Harry Cline. Third Row: Daniel Gratz, Bill Jones, Coach Dorton, Walter Campbell, Ronald McIntosh ■ JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: Bob Duncan, Devon Myers, Donald Smith, Gene Bowman. Max Fee, Student Manager. Second Row: Roy Witt, James Hamilton, Owen Rhule, Don Id Geeting, Harold Johnson. Third Row: Ned McIntosh, Coach, Jack Wagner, LaMar Imhoff, Robert White, Russell Donaldson, Wendell Broom. VARSITY MEN MARTIN 1939-1940 MEN SMITH RUFNER BASEBALL Front Row: Bob Albright, Harry Cline, Carl Diederick. Second Rov: Robert Kaiser, Don Bunge, Jack Hire, Jack Albright, John Thomson, Russell Drew. Third Row: Robert Linn, Harold McEntarfer Max Rufner, Coach Dorton, Lavern Smith, Ronald McIntosh, George Martin. THE “W” CLUB Front: Billy Myers, Robert Kaiser, Everald Myers, Joseph Sherburn, Jack Albright. Center: Max Rufner, Jim Love, John Kurtz. Standing: LaVern Smith, Don Bunge, Jack Hire, David Silberg, George Martin, Harold McEntarfer, John Thomson, Don Duesler, Coach Kenneth Dorton. mm W ' V ' - ' - CKvmOK ' bCttWSV.ttVtt. School Hacks and Drivers CEORGE DELONG FRANK SCHOMBERG C.1 A 3 s £ 5 3y°£ £ DZRS SENIOR GLEE CLUB Erost Row: Miss Bachtel, Lucille Smith, Eloise Bunge, Edith Witt, Betty Bowir, Doris Imhoff, Delphia Frick, Beukh Wing. Second Row: Dorothy Childs, Irene Imler, Leah Sebert, Joan Broom, Virginia Woolever, Marilyn Gushwa, Catherine Frctz, Helen Kuckuck Third Row: Betty Roush, Melva Miser, Rebecca Fee, Bonnie ITusselman, Betty Vallance, Meredith Howard, Ruth Kerns, Alice Dilgaird, Noami Ish. Fourth Row: H rold McEntarfer, Joe Sherburn, Lavern Smith, Geraldine Husselman, Bill Jones, David Silberg Everald Myers, Joan Farrington, Donnabelle Thorne, Don Bunge, Robert Zerkle. i l — JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Front Row: Luella Overholt, Kathleen Brandon, Agnes Green, Lois Farrington, Lois Smith, Norva Strow, Jean Thomson. Second Row: Miss Bachtel, Gail Girardot, Jean I’erkle, Lois Blanchard, Ruth A herman, Mary Dannells, Helen Stcolcey, Naomi Eberly. Third Row: Bill Myers, Delores Bowman, Donna Shippy Dorothy Goodwin, Joy Buss, Bill Vallance, Dick Lowman. Fourth Row: Harold Bowman, Lowell Howard, Daniel Gratz, Bill Myers, Ronald Mclntoch, Bruce Husselman, John Markley. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Clarinets: 1st, Marie Imhoff, Vernon Kohl; 2nd, Eugene Bowman, Helen Kuckuck, Thomas Hoxie, (absent),; 3rd, June Krum, Willadean Kepler, Marilyn Luce; E Flat, Marilyn Morr. Cornets: Joe Sherburn, Bruce Husselman, Donna- .) i j home, Bobby Stanley, Dean Arnold, Wendell Broomfi Lowell Howard. Drums: Bob Duncan, Joan Broom, Wayne Kester, Jim Love. Basses: Lavern Smith, Robert Zerkle. Flutes: Naomi Ish, Norva Strow. Oboe: Helen Jones. Saxophones: Ronald McIntosh, Lois Smith, Dan Gratz, Lois Farrington. Alto Clarinet: Bill Jones. Alto Horns: Emogene Goodwin, Jean Zerkle. Trombones: Max Rufner, Everald Myers, Harold McEntarfer. Baritone: John Markley. Drum Major: John Kurtz. Instructor: Mr. Paul McClain. JUNIOR BAND Front Row: Marilyn Morr, Willadean Kepler, Beverly Duesler, Patricia Bowers, Patsy Miser, Doris Jean Smith, Dole Kohl, Max Fee. Second Row: Eugene Woolever, Marvel Dull, John Kuckuck, Dean Arnold, Jack Wagner. , James Hoxie, Bob Knott. Third Row: Eldon Howard, Marjorie Zerkle, Patricia Dull, Betty McEntarfer. Fourth Row: Donna Shippy, Emmajean Girardot, Wendell Broom, Robert Linn, Richard Lowman, Elma Johnson. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front Row: Alice Bowman, Mary Ross, Marilyn Schomberg, Betty Roush, Donna Shippy, Delphia Frick, Beluah Wing, Bonnie Husselman. Second Row: Miss Deer, Meredith Howard, Esther Cobbs, Rose Whitbey, Jean Zerkle, June Krum, Helen Kuckuck, Marie Imhoff. Third Row: Mary Schull, Naomi Johnson, Agnes Creen, Alice Dilgard, Dorothy Goodwin, Helen Stookey, Donna Bainbridge, Naomi Eberly, Idabelle Bower. Fourth Row: Jean Thomson, Virginia Woolover, Keturah DeLong, Emogene Girardot, Luella Overholt, Edith Witt, Ruth Ackerman, Lois Blanchard, Joy Buss. FUTURE FARMERS Front Row: Gerald Steckley, Bill Myers, John Thomson, Dean Arnold, Don Crooks, Harry Cline, Mr. Smith. Second Row: Jack Houser, LeRoy Hefty, Arthur Cobbs, Frank Mark, Rodney Wing, Bill Connor. Third Row: Don Walker, Bill Vallance, Harry Hefty, Roger Nelson, Robert Metcalf, Bobby Reeder, Russell Drew. Fourth Row: Robert Linn, Dale Gafken, Paul Bowman, Arthur Fike, Robert Hartman, James Fike, Junior Higgins, Front Row: Harold Bowman, Carl Diederick, Bill Myers, Bob Curie, Bob Albright, Bill Vallance, Harry Cline, Mr. Dorton. Second Row: Arthur Cobbs, Harold McEntarfer George Martin, Robert Linn, Jack Albright, Dan Gratz, Lowell Howard, Rodney Wing. Third Row: Joe Sherburn, Vernon Kohl, Lavern Smith, Kenneth Drew, Don Bunge, Bill Myers, Maurice Starkey, Russell Drew. Fourth Row: Jim Love, Bill Jones, Art Fike, John Kurtz, Jack Hire, Everald Myers, Ronald McIntosh, John Markley. GIRL RESERVES Front Row: Miss Snyder, Mary Ross, Betty Roush, Alice Bowman, Marilyn Schomberg, Norva Strow, Mary Dannells, Melva Miser Second Row: Lois Blanchard, Meredith Howard, Gail Girardot, Dorothy Childs, Joy Buss, Dorothy Goodwin, Ruth Kerns, Rebecca Fee. Third Row: Kathleen Brandon, Betty Vallance, Marana Houser, Lois Smith, Mary Schull, Marie Imhoff, Lucille Smith. Fourth Row: Joan Broom, Donnabelle Thorne, Joan Farrington, Geraldine Husselman, Leah Sebert, Lois Farrington, Doris Imhoff, Jessie Imhoff. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1—Back to school for book lists. U- -Schol starts. 14— Seniors measured for class sweaters. Freshmen initiation. 18—Listened to talk about Arabia. 2.—Seniors discussed pictures. 21— -Pictures again. 22— School organization elects offi¬ cers. 25—Just school. 2G—Pictures. 27—Juniors choose rings Elmer Marshall entertains with a melodrama. 1 --First Trail Blazer comes out. OCTOBER 3—Too much Fair. Can’t get down to work. 5- -Seniors worry, no sweaters yet. 7—Out for the Fair. C—Too hot to study. 10—It’s raining. 12— Special assembly on fire pre¬ vention. 13— Too late, the Senior sweaters come. 16—Just one of those days—Mon¬ day. 18—Seniors go to Auburn to court, Judge Endicott explains court systems. Grade Cards out. 20—Grade Operetta. 23— Andrews and Dorton have the most fun—Sophomore Hallo¬ we’en party. 24— Hi-Y and G. R. Party. 25— Another Trail Blazer and groans from the students. His¬ tory test. 20— 7—8 —Hurray! Teachers Insti¬ tute. 30—P. T. A. meeting. 31 -Commercial Party at Farring¬ tons NOVEMBER 2— Junior rings arrive. 3— Senior class play, “Nuts and Bolts.” 4— G.R. conference at Auburn. 7—Seniors to Ft. Wayne pictures taken. 9—Seniors select n me cards. 10—Waterloo vs Hamilton, 27-7. 13- What happened to B. Whetsels letters to D. Karns? 15- H. E. F. F. A. hayride. 17— Waterloo loses to Auburn 28- 19. 22— vaterlo vs Angola. Trail Bla¬ zer out. 23— Thanksgiving vacation. 23—Avilla taken 36-26. 29—Grade cards again. DECEMBER 1—Ashley here, our game. 5—Student Council from Angola visits school. 7— Dr. Johnson gives talk on op¬ portunity. 8— Another game for us. Lose,. Pleasant Lake. 9— Again Hamilton loses 37-13. 13— H. E. Club party. 14— Senior pictures arrive. 15— Just 31-12 for us in Butler game. 18— 4-H Junior leader meeting. 20—P.T.A. Christmas Program. 22—Christmas Vacation. JANUARY 1— New Years. No School. 2— Hot lunch program started. 3— Can still hear “What did you get for Xmas. 4— Muck Crops Show in the Gym. 5— Albion game ours 17-11. 8—Annual sales started. 12—Leo Lions conquer the Wild¬ cats 48-20. They play on our floor next year. , 15—D onltey Basketball Game. More fun. 20—Kendallville game lost by two points. 22— Second sem ester starts. 23— We won again from P. Lake. 24— Grade cards out. 25— First 4-H meeting. 26— New T. B. Staff elected. FEBRUARY 2—Picture taken of “ Topsy” Woolever. 5—Rev. Ashenhort gave talk on Russia. 7— Sucker day in Safety Class. The Seniors bought Dorton a 5c one. 8— Underclass p ; ctures taken. 9— Game with Spencarvillo. Mora pictures. 10—Tears, we loV the TT ictorv Bell to Garrett 4 1 -29. We h-d it almost two years, the boll. 12— Jr. Sr. Classes entertained by Legion Auxiliary. 13— G. R. Hi-Y Valentine Party. 4— -- aGrange game, sure. 17—First School Danve, and a suc¬ cess. 21—We won another game. 26--Retakes of groups for annual. 29—First Sectional Tourney games begin tonite at Butler. MARCH , 1— Basketball Tourney. 2— Ditto. 5— Seniors order invitations. 6— Grade Cards out. 7— Pictures of under-grads arrive. 11— Juniors working with gusto on their class play. 12— Where oh where will the re¬ ception be. 13— To much ice no school this p. m. 14— Still to icy. 19— Gee! From all the new ro¬ mances—spring is here. 20— And spring does get here at 12:24 noon today. 21— Commercial contest. We still have the best typing students in the N. E. C. 22— Good Friday. Mr. Dorton mar¬ ried today. 29— Band Concert in gym. H. E. Club meeting. 30— Band Contest at Berne. APRIL 1—Guess Who did what, flora fun—???? 5—Indoor Carnival. 12— Junior Class Play. 13— High Schol Dance. 17—Grade cards again. 19— H. E. goes to Ft. V yne. 20— District Band contest at Hunt¬ ington. 23— Senior trip to State School and News Sentinel, Ft. Wayne. MAY 3— Operetta. 10—Jr. Sr. Reception. 16— Seniors trip to Detroit. 17— Last day of schol for the sen¬ iors. 19—Baccalaureate. 23—Commencement. 24—LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. WORK AND PLAY THE ROSEBUD STAFF EDITOR. ASSISTANT EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER . ASST. BUS. MGR. ADVERTISING MANAGER. ASST ADV. MGRS. CIRCULATION MANAGER ASST CIRC. MGRS. ART WORK SPONSOR. . WITH THE .John Ku :tz .. Betty Vallrnce . Joe Sherbu n .Leah Sebert .Rebecca Fee .Lucille Smith Everald Myers Max Rufner .Naomi Ish .Joan Broom Eloie Bunge Robert Curie .Melva Miser Gerald R. Andrews Commerce Dept. COOPERATION OF ALL OF THE SENIOR CLASS OUR ADVERTISERS The 1940 Rosebud Plan ♦ Is A Danyille Book DENVER P. KOGIN Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Roofing Spouting WATERLOO, INDIANA D. L. LEAS Dry Goods Clothing Shoes GRAIN-SEEDS-WOOL Compliments Always Fresh of Flowers MAXTONS Beautifully Arranged CHEVROLETS TenEckys Butler Inch Auburn Ind. Compliments of KENDAVILLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO.. Service Coming To You Mon. and Thur. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Little’s Jewelery Store AUBURN IND. Compliments of BONECUTTERS STUDEBAKER SILBERG’S Sales and Service CAMP W. Main St. WATERLOO BULTER Indiana Phone Indiana 37 THE WATERLOO CLEANERS WATERLOO INDIANA Oderless Cleaning, Our Own Up-To-Date Per-Clene Method Of Dry Cleaning Restores Garments To Their Original Freshness That Only Per-Clene Method Can Produce. The Better Per-Clene Cleaning. _ _ Pictures By CRON STUDIO FORT WAYNE INDIANA Let ' s Have A Picnic USE Ford Charcoal Briquets THE PERFECT PICNIC FUEL CLIFFORD BROS. COAL CO. Ft. Wayne, Indiana Compliments Of TEMPLE CAFE AUBURN INDIANA HALL-STINGLE R. L. Holben Auto Co. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-GENERAL ELECTRIC OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PROTECTION Phone 55W Auburn COMPANY -PACKERS- WATERLOO INDIANA WATERLOO HOTEL Compliments to Waterloo Class Sandwiches - Drinks Waterloo Ind. of 1940 GARNS CANDY COMPANY Phone 720W 414 S. Main St. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1940 From MINNIE GEORGE BEAUTY SHOPPE Waterloo Indiana Auburn Indiana Fruits and Syrups, Cones, Straws and malted milks. School supplies, napkins, bulk, bar, penny and fancy package candy. POMMERT’S BAKERY For Quality Baked Goods Phone 12 WATERLOO INDIANA We honestly believe no finer group of young women and young men have graduated from this school than those of the class of ’40. We also believe you will see no finer Motion Pictures anywhere than those coming to — The Butler Theatre Congratulation to the class of 1940 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 Lewis W. Poore JEWELER Auburn Ind. Compliments Of The FEE CAFE The Sinclair Dealers 0 auL ( l ifisiis f Sinclair Distributor Compliments Of SHERBURN ' S SERVICE STATION Compliments of the Class Of 1940 FROM WATERLOO TELEPHONE EXCHANGE C. O. SPEAR SON INSURANCE SERVICE Congratulates the SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 WATERLOO DAIRY Full Line of Dairy Products Phone 99 WATERLOO INDIANA HAMILTON and SON Drugs — School Books Wallpaper Paint Fountain Service Phone 69 Waterloo , Ivtd. WATERLOO FARMERS Equity Exchange Compliments to the Class of 1940 doncj zatutatiom to tfis an ; 940 The Lowman Company When in Waterloo Visit Your KROGER STORE Live Better For Less Chas. Mayne - Mgr. W. C. Tatham Ford Dealer Phone Waterloo 254 Garrett 10 Norge and Gibson Refrigerators And Apex Electrical Appliances Compliments of PHELPS FUNERAL SERVICE Waterloo Indiana - —i I I 1 YOUi INS URANCE ?C1ICY Does it protect you against all hazards—guaran¬ tee prompt settle¬ ment of all claims — assure you of emergency service and Adjustments at Telegraph Speed?” This agency is and always will be your representative — aiming to pro¬ vide the automobile insurance policy best fitted to year needs — and the 1 ; cy that assures the greatest value ior ) uur money. I. G. A. STORE Hager And Parkinson Quality Meats And Groceries May We Suggest Honor Brand Frosted Foods 8 A. M. 10 A. M. 3:30 P. M. Delivery Service Waterloo Ind. Phone Say It With Flowers Fern A. Morr The Tombow Floral Company Waterloo Indiana Corner Green and Elm Street Flowers - Plants - Trees - Shrubs Phone 68 Butler Indiana Phone 169 Tractors Farm Implements DUNN BROS. Waterloo, Indiana Phone 51 SALES Frigidaires Speed Queen Washers Coleman Ranges Lanterns Irons Bo’tied Gas Guns Ammunition Sporting Goods Waterloo Hardware Phone 109 SERVICE COURTESY OF Waterloo Lions Club Waterloo Indiana NORTHERN INDIANA Public Service Company Angola, Indiana RANSBURG BROS Pleasant Lake The Big Store In a Small Town Women ' s Clothing Men ' s Wear Rugs - Dry Goods - Shoes Compliments CITIZENS’ To Class of 1940 STATE it RENNER $ BANK , NORTH END North Auburn MEMBER Federal Deporit Insurcance Corporation LANDY’S MEN’S WEAR Third Door North of Hotel Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Auburn, Indiana Bank Money Orders PhoneY Waterloo, Ind. I [ I COMPLIMENTS T o THE CLASS OF 1940 BACHTELS SUPER SERVICE STATION WATERLOO INDIANA Congratulations To The Class Of 1940 HARRY BEARD PAT “The Tire Man” North City Limits AUBURN INDIANA PARROT HAMS Deliciously Tender THE MODE Ladies and Misses Coats - Suits - Dresses Exclusive But Not Expensive Kendallville Ind. WATERLOO MILLS Manufacturers Of High Grade Flours And Feeds BECK’S Compliments The Class Of 1940 Compliments Of SCHAAB AND BROTHER CO. Dry Goods - Clothing Women’s Ready To Wear And Floor Coverings COKE’S Heating and Plumbing- Shop Waterloo Indiana Phone 195 Compliments Of GRUETERS Home Store Little Elf Foods Auburn Indiana BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND Visit Us BISHOP’S Confectionery- Auburn Ind. Waterloo CITY MARKET Quality Meats Let Us Put Our Meat On Your Table HALLETT BONECUTTER SHAMROCK INN Dinners Lunches Sandwiches Bar B. Q. Spare Ribs Waterloo Ind. Best Wishes To The Class Of ’40 DAVIS STUDIO Auburn, Ind. Phone 10 Compliments ROSE’S Marathon Service Station Marathon Gas and Oil Complete Line of Accessories Waterloo Ind. j Compliments Of SMITH’S Congratulations While In Auburn WEINERT’S RESTAURANT To Meet Shoes For The Hot Lunches The Class Of ’40 Your Friends In Entire Family Soft Drinks FEE BARBER SHOP Romeiser Drug Auburn STORE Candy Waterloo, Ind. Auburn Ind. Indiana Waterloo Ind. TRI - STATE COLLEGE 1. Fifty-six years of successful, efficient service to students from all parts of the world. 2. An education at minimum cost. Low tuition rates and living expenses. 3. A strong and efficient corps of teachers who give personal attention to students. 4. Courses distinguished alike for what is embraced and what is omitted. ENGINEERING COMMERCE TRI-STATE COLLEGE Angola, Indiana CALENDAR FOR 1940-1941 Summer Quarter June 10, 1940 Winter Quarter Jan. 6. 1941 Fall Quarter Sept. 23, 1941 Spring Quarter Mar. 24,1941 McEntarfer’s Variety Store For Gifts and Many Useful Household Articles Waterloo Ind. Congratulations To Class Of 1940 BOOKMILLER COAL CO. Waterloo Compliments ECONOMY Of The DRY - CLEANING BOSTON STORE LAUNDRY AUBURN AND Indiana COLD STORAGE Phone 333 Auburn SCHLOSSER BROS. Ice Cream Co. To The Class Of 1940 Congratulations General Medicine THIMLAR Glasses Fitted Standard Service E. A. ISH,M. D. Compliments Office Phone 230-2 To Res. Phone 230-3 The Class Of ’40 WATERLOO INDIANA Courtesy Of THE ETTINGER FUNERAL HOME Waterloo Indiana For Graduation Gifts KOERBER’S Jewelers Since 1865 818 Calhoun Fort Wayne Indiana Compliments VOSS OF BARBER J. J. NEWBERRY CO. SHOP AUBURN Phone 61 INDIANA WATERLOO Compliments To The Class Of 1940 From HOWARD S GARAGE Shell Products Wrecking Service PEARL DRESS SHOP Quality Clothes At Popular Prices Main South Phone 157 Auburn Indiana Compliments GREEN PARROT CAFE Waterloo Indiana '