Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Dick Wilson's a boy who is not very large, But to his teachers he proves quite a charge. motto true. He will drive his car at the merest suggestion, Our choice of colors for these four years has And the driving he does never aids your been white and navy blue. digestion. A symbol of love for each other we show in our Page 24 flower, the deep red rose, And may each in this class of ‘46 take these memories wherever he goes. Class History In 1934 we began our long journey through school. There were 23 of us under the guidance of Miss Ruth Bolton. During the rest of our first eight years our teachers were: Miss Brandon, Miss Hamman, Miss Dirrim, Mr. McIntosh, Mr. Gurtner, Miss Wilson and Mr. Bowers. Miss Virginia Bachtel taught us music. When we entered our Freshman year we numbered 47. We were spon- sored by Miss Vera Howell. As we continued our number increased and decreased. During our school years death has claimed two of our members. Uncle Sam has also called several into the service. - Now as seniors our home room sponsor is Mrs. Voss. During the year we have collected waste paper, published this annual and presented (the very successful play), ‘The Hobgoblin House.” Now as our last days here in W. H. S. grow shorter, we a re looking ahead to the future when we will remember the good times we had here, during our school days. Backward never, forward forever, has been our

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Virgil P. Johnson has an executive air, He'll check your oil and change your spare. In spite of the fact that he’s always late, He does very well when it comes to debate. Enola Kohl works in the library, From her daily routine she will seldom vary. She likes her subjects one and all, And when it's sports, it's basketball. Juanita Krontz is a brilliant maid; She's among the highest in our grade. A college education is her desire, And her ambition we all admire. Betty McEntarfer's a faithful member of the band, Her services here are always in demand. She's often been a secretary-treasurer and such; Her helpfulness around this school will surely be missed much. Jack Miser never has so very much to say, He isn't melancholy or especially is he gay. You will usually find him riding in his Ford V-8, With one certain girl for his each and every date. Mary Miser, now we find, is the next girl in line, With that famous smile of hers, she makes everything just shine. She isn't very wide nor is she very tall, But she can really get things done even though she is so small. Merriel Nodine was an office girl, and always was she there When anything was wanted or in need of some repair. It can here and now be stated that her chief ambition’s this— To marry a certain farmer and live forever in wedded bliss. Nadine Reinhart is courteous, sweet and kind; She never has so much to say, but there's plen- ty on her mind. Whenever there is work to do you'll find her Ditchin. in, With traits like these we’re very sure her goal she'll finally win. Barbara Richardson I’m sure you all will agree Is a very perky lady and as neat as she can be. She would rather be a-skating than most any- thing, I guess; Cause you'll find her there most every night along with all the rest. Theresa Richter now's a gal with talents that are many, You'll find that of her spare moments there just aren't any. You can always see her busy with a poster, sketch or book, And after school at Hamilton's if you only care to look. Clayton Sattison is our President, a friend of great and small; ' You will find him on the track in the spring and in the fall. He never shirks his duty, and he always does his part, And besides all this we know he’s exception- ally smart. Walter Schuster is a basketball fan; He'll drive to a game whenever he can. His manners are pleasing, his ways are kind; Do you ever find him with mischief in mind??? Barbara Shull, a cheer leader, pretty and pert, Never a soul would intentionally hurt. She’s full of pep, vigor and fun, And never a person does she ever shun. Doris Jean Smith has patience to spare; She can grade many papers without tearing her hair. Many would profit to copy her air, For always playing the game fair and square. Annabelle Stange, the president of Girl Re- serve, Is always ready, willing and able to serve. She is pleasing of manner and has a winning smile. If she would but ask it we would all run a mile. Merwood Till can play the part of a villian to a tee; Though to know him you would say that it just could never be. He is fine at making speeches, and debates are sure his dish. And of just one man what else is there that anyone could wish? Richard Weirich, we can say, is really a fine fellow, He wanders up and down the hall in shirts and socks of yellow. His hair is red, his eyes are blue, his temper it is keen, But tell me now, if you think you can, where a better man can be seen. Page 23

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Un enolase” And you wrote on my slate, 1 love you, Joe, When we were a couple of kids. Page 25