Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Talde of Coutents ADMINISTRATION. -cciccc sheen. PACULT VaR rte pl ad ces Bape Etta SENIORSMe ei ee Seer ee conn UNDERCI.ASSMEN ACTIN LTTES See ie ee tacts boat SPORTS achool Days School days, school days, Dear old golden rule days. Readin’ and ‘ritin’ and ‘rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hick’ry stick. You were my queen in calico, I was your bashful, barefoot beau; And you wrote on my slate, I love you, Joe,” When we were a couple of kids. Page 3

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Page 2 Dedication. TO ALL THE TEACHERS WHO BY THEIR GUIDANCE AND PATIENCE HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO GRADUATE, WE, THE CLASS OF 1946, DEDICATE THIS BOOK. Theme We, the Senior Class of 1946, have just completed the most memorable days of our life, our schooldays. For others school days still go on, but as they come to the end of theirs they too will remember and cherish them. Until one nears the finish of his schooldays he does not fully appreciate them, in fact many think they dislike them, but as seniors about to graduate the word schooldays will bring back many memories to them. They will remember their first day in the first grade and how bewildering it was and it will also remind them of their first run-in with the teacher. They will hear the recess bell ringing and they will see themselves and their classmates laughing and shouting on the playground. They will recall the warm atfter- noon sun streaming thru the tall trees as they walked home from school with books under their arms. It will remind them of their days in the junior high and those days they spent as ‘‘green” freshmen. They will remember well the friends they made, the fun they had and the things they learned while in high school. Last of all they will remember their cap and gown and that paper that meant they were on their own. We sincerely hope that as they remember these things and look back on their schooldays that they will not need to do so with regret for time idly wasted, but with a feeling of self-satisfaction and deep appreciation for an invaluable experience. With this thought in mind, we, the editors, feel it only proper that the theme of this book be ‘‘Schooldays’’ and we have tried to bring this to you throughout our book.

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Page 4 Top row: Myron Jo hnson, Mary Miser, James Hamilton, Jack Miser, Anna Lee Wing, Jim Hoxie, Budd Freed, Annabelle Stange, Max Aldrich, Barbara Shull, Clayton Sattison, Mary Miser, Merriel Nodine, Annabelle Stange, Barbara Shull, Clayton Sattison, Virgil Johnson, Theresa Richter, Charles Dilgard, Elmer Bowers, Theresa Richter, Clayton Sattison, Myron Johnson. Second row: Edna Fike, Beverly Bunge, Roma Baird, Barbara Richardson, Nadine Rinehart, Doris Jean Smith, Bud Freed, Bruce Jenks, Robert Faulkner, Max Aldrich, Dick Wilson, Jack Miser, Vincent Girardot, Myron Johnson, Donald Bookmiller, Merwood Till, Jack Miser, Vincent Girardot, Walter Schuster, Clayton Sattison, James Hamilton.