Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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. . . on the following pages are the seniors of a future day. Little are they aware of the swiftly approaching years when their schooldays will be over. PAGE TWENTY-THREE

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Florence is a stenographer, Has gained great success. June mastered physics. And leaches in W. H. S. Ada now runs a pet shop In her home town. I guess. In selling animals, birds, and things She finally found happiness. Ray took to raising horses; He went to the Blue Grass State. He now is very prosperous, They're very seldom late. Charlene came back from China, And still recalls the scene The day she retired from service. And married a U. S. Marine. Darrell's reached his ambition To own a business of his own. He now owns the Ford Co., And it has really grown. Jaynie was always charming; She loved and lived her life. She finally found the man she loved. And became his loving wife. Eldon is a sailor; He's sailed the ocean blue, He came across many a girl. But hasn't found one yet that's true. Marilyn's name is famous, In the socially prominent set. She sings on the radio, And also in the Met. Susie is in the circus, Her courage we're not denyin'. Now she's known the world over To tame the wildest lion. Leon is a lumberjack In the great Northwest. Bud now sells used cars; He has nothing but the best. Phyllis is in politics, Her future was plain to see. She has a place in Congress, And lives in Washington, D. C. For I looked into the future, 10 years from this date. Saw the wonder of the century, The class of 48. PAGE TWEHTY-TWO

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JUNIORS Top row- -Loren Bowers. Barbara Camp. DuVem Carnahan. Eleanor Cobbs. Harley Cobbs. Second row Sober? Crooks. Walter Deetz Marian DeWitt, Raymond Foe. Charles Fike. Third row Marvin Gee ting, Robert Girardot. Duane Grate. Harold Grate. Cleo Marks. Fourth row Lee Murzillo. Rose Ellen Myers. Jacqueline Noirot. Frances Owen. William Patterson. Filth row Evelyn Robinson. Marilyn Roush. Forrest Rudolph. Florence Shady. Charlotte Shull. Bottom row Janice Shultz. Jean Shumaker. June Sm.th. Doug Speer. Charlotte Vian. Eugene Williams. CLASS HISTORY In 1937 thirty-four pupils enrolled in the Waterloo Public School, under the supervision of Miss Mcx:ne Bickel. There were 26 of us that advanced to the second grade. Miss Wisner was our teacher that year. Miss Hamman and Miss Dirrim guided us through the third and fourth grades. We had 27 in the fifth with Mr. McIntosh being our teacher. Mr. Gurtner had us in the sixth, and sent us on to the Junior High. In the seventh grade there were 24 of us under the guidance of C. S. Overmeyer. In the eighth grade we had Mr. McIntosh again, who passed 26 into high school. Our first year in high school there were 45 students. Mr. Leslie was our home room teacher. There were 33 left in the Sophomore year with Miss Yoder supervising us this time. This year Mrs. Voss is our home room teacher. At the first of the year we ordered our rings. They finally came just after Thanksgiving. We have had two class jxirties so far this year. In order to raise money for the reception the Junior class sponsored the concession business in the Gymnasium. The Junior class put on their play March 18, 1948. Even though this year was filled with hard work, it is a year always to be remembered. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - .... BOB CROOKS VICE-PRESIDENT . . HARLEY COBBS SECRETARY ...... DOUG SPEER TREASURER .... BOB GIRARDOT HISTORIAN RAYMOND FEE Class Flower American Beauty Rose Class Colors—Royal Blue and White PAGE TWENTY-FOUR