Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Seated: Miss Yoder, Miss Noffsinger, Mrs. Voss, Miss Hasler. Standing: Mr. Leslie, Mr. Overmeyer, Mr. Long, Mr. Smith, Mr. Bowers. = . saa

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ALVIN J. SMITH CHARLES OVERMEYER MR. CHARLES OVERMEY ER University of Chicago PheBy. MA. Mr. Overmeyer is the administrator of the school. Most of his time is consumed in co-ordinating the various departments as well as acting as business agent for the Board of Trustees. In this connection he purchases supplies, supervises their use, and is responsible for the maintenance of the building and grounds. His teaching time is limited to the supervision of the Freshman Guidance Classes. These classes are organized to assist students to select the correct courses of study to fit their needs, both educational and social. MR. ALVIN J. SMITH Valparaiso University A.B. Purdue University B.S. in Agriculture Mr. Smith teaches Vocational Agriculture and Science. He has the Freshmen boys in Biology and in Crops and Soils; Sophomore boys in Crops and Soils and Junior and Senior boys in Farm Shop and Horticulture. He also teaches a class in Physics to boys and girls who elect to take the work. As dean of boys he takes care of excuses for boys who have been tardy or absent. He is sponsor for the Waterloo Chapter of Future Farmers of America, and has charge of boys 4-H Clubs during the summer months. Page 9

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Faculty CEAUD HT LEOUIE MISS RONDA NOFFSINGER Manchester College, A.B. Manchester College, A.B. Ohio State, A.M. Miss Noffsinger teaches two classes of Freshman English, one class of Sophomore English, and two classes of American history. She also supervises : er aed the school library—cataloging and classifying new SoC aie eee oe Migs a re books. Her free time is spent with her two hobbies Freshman sponsor. This year he has done special , : : -collecting and reading books and music. work in mathematics through Chicago University. As a hobby he carries a camera. Mr. Leslie teaches Mathematics: Algebra, geom- etry, trigonometry, and general mathematics. He MISS DORIS HASLER Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MR. CLARENCE L. BOWERS Miss Hasler teaches three home economics class- es, a Sophomore English class, and a Freshman Ball State Teachers College, B.S. biology course. Under her leadership are two 4-H Indiana University, M.S. clubs, one for junior and senior high school girls and another for grade school girls. Mr. Bowers teaches General Business. He has a class in bookkeeping, two typing classes, be- ginning and advanced shorthand, and a class in general business. He also teaches a class in general shop. He is sponsor of the Sophomores DONIESLONG and also the Rosebud. He is treasurer of the Waterloo-Grant Township School Activities Fund. Central Normal, A.B. He has done research work throughout the year Mr. Long teaches two classes in American gov- under the guidance of Indiana University. ernment to the Seniors. During the first semester he taught commercial geography also to the Seniors. He has all the high school boys in two physical education classes and coaches all the high school athletics. Mr. Long’s hobbies are hunting and fish- ing. MiscallLHEL YODER | Goshen College, B.S. Miss Yoder is sponsor of the Junior class. She MRS. MARCELLE VOSS teaches a class in speech, two classes in English Ill, and three physical education classes. She is Indiana Central College, A.B. coach of the Debate teams and discussion group. Mrs, V h ] in Latin I and another in She sponsored the Senior Class play, ‘Hobgoblin asst ces os ees. g Latin II. She teach class of general art in House,” and the Junior Class play, “The Daffy ca id via oe hae 9 SMC ; i : high school. She is the Band Director and has Dills. Miss Yoder is the sponsor of the Girl Vi: ; the Mixéd Chorus of 30 members. She is Dean of Reserves and also the Girls’ Athletic Association. ; ’ Women and Senior Home Room Sponsor. Her She is also Secretary of District No. 4 Debate j SA ‘ F Ans hobbies are activities in music, reading and raising lh : ceca chickens. Page 11