Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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SHEINTMOM SS AWA COUR COINBMETR NZ IPSE Dotty Proud Graduates Stookey Rose and Luella Like Pets Elsie Marie Two Seniors and a Young ‘Un Jean Chums Pretty Totem Pole Bill Duncan Heads Up Wayne Kester Joy Buss Bill and LeRoy Lowell Howard In First Grade Page 10

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TRAVE SeS FEN Orne GiLeACS:S Maurice Starkey, Vice President Lois Smith, Secretary-Treasurer Ronald McIntosh, President LOOKING FORWARD “That what will come, and must come, shall come well. ' —Edwin Arnold. Many years ago those finishing schools could look forward to filling particular positions in the business or industrial world and feel a sense of security in making plans for the future. Now the outlook seems clouded and the individual's goal must be changed by circumstances. All of this sudden change seems unfair. All of us, however, must realize that life at best is uncertain. Even in a peaceful world, life makes no definite promises. We may prosper or we may be kicked around. The value of education must be measured in terms of the power it gives to make adjustments to the demands of times. All of us will have to make changes in our living habits. Many of these changes will be unpleasant for the time being. How- ever we should not look upon the future as being without promise. Never has there been as high a premium placed on the fellow who has initiative as there is now. The world is begging for leadership in all activities. Out of times of tribulations come new developments in medicine, industry, and social institutions which are beneficial to humanity. Your ingenuity and services will be needed in these fields. Let us think that whatever changes in your plans you must make will be for the best. We cannot change conditions, but we can keep our- selves in line with the times. We must keep ourselves informed and open minded to whatever changes seem necessary. —Superintendent Overmeyer Page 12