Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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| Sophomores TOP ROW: Loren Bowers, Barbara Camp, Cecil Carnahan, John Carper, Eleanore Cobbs. SECOND ROW: Harley Cobbs, Walter Deetz, Marion DeWitt, Raymond Fee, Charles Fike. THIRD ROW: Marvin Geeting, Robert Girardot, Duane Grate, Harold Grate, Charles Kuckuck. FOURTH ROW: Cleo Marks, Wynemia McDonald, Lee Muzzillo, Rosellen Myers, Jacquelin Noirot, Frances Owen, FIFTH ROW: William Patterson, Evelyn Robinson, Marilyn Roush, Forrest Rudolph, Florence Shady, Charlotte Shull. SIXTH ROW: Janice Shultz, Jean Shumaker, June Smith, Charlotte Vian, Eugene Williams, Douglas Speer. Sophomore History In 1937 thirty-four pupils entered the Waterloo Public School under the supervision of Miss Maxine Bickel. In the second grade there were 26 of us. Miss Wisner led us through the year. During our third and fourth years twenty-two pupils made it safely with Miss Hammon and Miss Dirrim guiding us. We had 27 in the fifth, with Mr. McIntosh, who passed 26 of us on to the sixth, where Mr. Gurtner took over and sent us into the Junior High. In the seventh C. S. Overmeyer had 24 pupils. Again in the eighth we had Mr. McIntosh, who graduated .26 into High School. At the beginning of our freshman year our enrollment was 45. We had Mr. Leslie as our home room teacher. This year our class has decreased to 33 and we have been under the supervision of Miss Yoder, who has done a great deal for our class. .We have discovered that there is more to school than just studying and making grades. We have sold greeting cards and stationery as our money making project. We have also sponsored two skating parties this year, which have poth turned out well. We ordered our class sweaters at the beginning of the school term and finally after waiting impatiently about a dozen came, on a warm afternoon. The rest came later a few at a time. So far we have had two class parties, a barn and a Christmas party. The main event at the latter, was the burnt cocoa. We tried to improve the cocoa by topping it with marshmal- low, which added to the life of the party. Before the year is over we hope to have more parties. Even though this year was filled with hard work, it is a year to always be remembered. EZ RVES UI ESN ili em ete tec ene ees ste tana ten ners tah ae Se aaeeasten PM nyeae nasa lat cavsn advance seston e. tobaieae= ROBERT GIRARDOT SSAC RMI SW (secon saoegpacasecns’o tecnica aneaer apacecorets nas saaoachacron EA nce etcetera er carl aeRO PEAS RPR ee cr re JUNE SMITH MPR EPO Estee arect ee sane on ceesatasstinac Su cssarhtnesn sad. caesphatrmueacee cconntedioh wbesetioanaendatareneankedetedtorncte: CHARLOTTE SHULL HISTORIAN Class Colors — Royal Blue and White PAGE}-29