Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Hast ffltll anil Gkatanmtt We, the class of forty-four, being of unbalanced mind and loss of memory, do make, publish, and declare this last will and testament. In doing this, we will our good looks, our most gracious manner and our loving ways, which we do not need in our future life, to our beloved under-classmates, whom we think need them. ARTICLE I To the faculty we will the pleasant memories and good times we have shared with them. And may the next class be of a better behavior than we were. Section I— To the Juniors we will our dignity as Seniors. To the Sophomores we leave the affection the teachers have for us. To the Freshmen we bequeath all of our tricks that we have picked up during our years of high school. May they become more skillful in giving the faculty a merry chase. ARTICLE II Section II— Individually we bequeath the following:— We. James Leach and Albert Sattison, will our way of collecting pencils to anyone that can get away with it. I,Ward Sebert, will my sweet tooth to anyone who can satisfy it. I, Betty Husselman, leave my mathematical genius to Eugene Bowman. I, Beverly Girardot, will my school supplies to anyone that wants them. I, James Soutar, will my brilliant remarks to Junior Hilkey. I, Jean Fee, bequeath my vim and vigor to next year's yell leaders. I, Jack Wagner, will my manly physique to Sag Hamilton. I, Emogene Stookey, will my diamond to Marilyn Luce. I, Marjorie Nelson, will my freckles to Richard Weirich. I, Eldon Howard, will my office appointments to James Stonebraker. I, Evelyn Martin, will my deluxe figure to Aurelia Johnson. I, Russell Badman. will my farm interests to Thomas Hoxie. I, Barbara Whetsel, bequeath my blond hair to Bonnie Roush. I. Joyce Ayers, leave my well-worn dog house to Roma Baird. I, Eugene Woolever, will my ability in writing love letters to Claude Buss. I. Harold Fike, leave my wavy hair to Dallas Myers. I, Dorothy Miser, will my glorious times to Delores Johnson. I, Stanley Friend, bequeath my booming voice to Robert Blomeke. I, Barbara Fox, will my good nature to any Senior grouch of next year. I, Clayton Crowl, leave my excess weight to Harold Johnson. I. Ethel Ackerman, will my pigtails to Betty Greer . I, Phyllis Fluke, will my brown eyes to Mildred Barnhart. I, Velma Freed, will my public speaking ability to Charlotte Harsha. I, Robert Duncan, bequeath my way with women to Robert Castator. I. Emogene Goodwin, will my stamps and stationery to Rosie Donaldson. I, Marilyn Stange. bequeath my pleasing smile to Mary Childs. The Class of Forty-four

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Page 30 BY THEIR FAULTS WE SHALL KNOW THEM Ethel Ackerman Ethel Skating Hair Styles School It is not Fancy skater Joyce Ayers Joy Hit Parade Staying home To be stood up You lie Teacher Russell Badman Russ Ice Skating Model A Obeying orders Not so Army Sergeant Wendell Broom Windy Politics Joyce Angola Naturally Town Crier Lorraine Carper Grandma Talking about Jerry Jerry To be teased Quit it Marry Jerry H. Clayton Crowl Tarzan Going to srows Screaming To study Nov Outv itting teachers Bob Duncan Dunk Ind. B. B. team His V-8 Going to the office Yeh! Bachelor Jean Fee Tiny Collecting elephants Dave A poor sport Oh kid! Pin up girl Harold Fike Whitie Ice Skating Blondes Bailing hay That so? Farmer Phyllis Fluke Phyl Orchestras Cheerful people Mushy boys Don’t be silly Nurse Barbara Fox Bobbie Hope chest Starkey Wolves How come? Housewife Velma Freed Velma Staying home Her diamond Fender Oh! Housewife Stanley Friend Stanley Going to school Fords Chevrolet 1 don’t know Farmer Beverly Girardot Bev Airplanes Skinney To be teased Stop it! Housewife Emogene Goodwin Gene Writing letters Ed This war No-o-o-o Housewife Eldon Howard Deanie Edgerton. Ohio Roosevelt Republicans 1 d’dn't do anything Pilot of P-40 Betty Husselman Betty Pictures The name Bob Pistol Packin' Mama Oh my! Housewife Helen Jones Buck Men Garrett Shy boys Phooey Bigamist James Leach Harpo Skipping school A certain blonde Blakeslie Censored Navy Evelyn Martin Martin Yell leading Dean To stay home Are you kidding? Housewife Dorothy Miser Dottie Skating My Model A Flat tires You never know Stewardess Marjorie Nelson Marge Running around To talk Two timers Yeh man! Nurse Albert Sattison Baldy Baseball Luce Lucky Strikes Censored Merchant Marines Ward Sebert Henry Talking Candy To be quiet That’s good Farmer James Soutar Wolf Laughing Women Dull times You’re not just woofin' Arch't Engineering Marilyn Stange Marty Busy Body Swimming To be let down 1 did not Cadet Nurse Imogene Stookey Stook Kroger Store Lewie To be tickled Don't Housewife Jack Warner Jackson Basketball Annabelle To get up in the morning Judas Priest Coach Barbara Whetsel Barb Men in her life Fuzzy animals To be kept waiting You aren't chucking That would be telling Eugene Woolever Gene Dogs To study Low grades Gee whiz! To be a teacher