Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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erintendent CHARLES A. OVERMEVER—Mr. Ovcrmeyer came to the Waterloo School in the autumn of 1931 - He taught social studies and heolth education for the first six years of his tenure. In 1937 he become superintendent. His elementary training took place in Woterloo, Worsow, Indiana, Colorado Springs, Colorodo, and Fort Woyne, Indiana. From Central High School in Fort Wayne he went to the University of Chicago, where he earned the Ph. B. ond M. A. degrees. His formal education consists of additional attendance at Boll Stote Teachers College and Indiana University. CHARLES A. OVERMEYER Superintendent CLARENCE L. BOWERS Principol f rincipal CLARENCE L. BOWERS—Mr. Bowers received his elementary education in the one-room schools of DeKolb County ond his high school education at Woterloo High School. He attended Indiana University and Normal School at Tri-State College. He started to feoch in a one-room school in Fronklin Township where he taught for five years. He continued his education at Tri-Stote and started to teoch Industrial Arts and the seventh and eighth grades in the Woterloo School. He olso tought five years in Richlond Township. He again returned to Waterloo to teoch. After he received his B. S. degree from Boll Stote Teachers College, he began tcoching in high school. Mr. Bowers then started his groduote work ond received his M. S. degree from Indiana University. At the present time he is High School Principal; spending most of his time with attendance, othletics, testing, ond counseling. He teaches civics, shorthand, and typewriting, ond is also sponsor of the Rosebud. PAGE 6 This page sponsored by Gerig Furniture Store, Auburn

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JACK R. SHORE—Jack is o native of DeKalb County having gone to Ashley High School his entire 12 years. Upon high school graduation he enrolled in Purdue University, but was called to service after one ycor. After two and one-hoif years in the army (one yeor of which was spent at Indiana University), he re- turned to Purdue and received his B. S. A. degree in 1947. He taught two ycors in Kosciusko County before coming to Woterloo. He taught vocational agriculture, biology, science, and shop. He olso served os F. F. A. advisor, faculty co-sponsor of the Junior class, othlctic scorekeeper, and had 4-H Club leadership in the sum- mer. MARGARET THOMPSON—Miss Thompson, whose home is near Parker, Indiana, was graduated from the Center High School in Delaware County. She attended Boll State Teachers College from which she holds a B. S. degree. She has done post-graduate work at Ball State, also. During the yeor she taught bookkeeping, general business, typing, health, physical education, ond octed os librarian. Miss Thompson was the co-sponsor of the Sophomore closs ond sponsor of the Girls' Ath- letic Association. Sports and reading ore her favorite hobbies. RUSSELL SHIDELER—Mr. Shidclcr spent most of his life in large cities; grode school was token core of by the Pittsburgh schools, and he graduated from the high school in Roanoke, Virginia. Further ycors were spent of Manchester College where he holds the Bache- lor of Science degree. He taught algebra, general mathematics, geometry, eighth grade general science, and senior physics. He acted os co-sponsor of the Sopho- more closs. Most of his spare time is spent reading. MARCELLE VOSS—Mrs. Voss wos graduated from the Butler High School. She attended Indiana Central College in Indianapolis ond wos graduated from there in 1932. She has done post-graduate work ot Indiana Central College ond Boll State Teachers College. This yeor she taught Latin I and II, vocal music in both the elementary grades and in high school, and art in the grades. She has octed os co-sponsor of the Junior class ond hos been advisor of the Latin Club. Her hobbies include sports, flowers, and reading. MAXALENE ALTMAN—Huntington County is the home of Miss Altman. She was graduated from Bippus High School in 1943 ond later attended North Man- chester College as well os Boll State Tcochers College. She received her B. S. degree from the lotter school in 1947. She hos olso done groduatc work ot the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Miss Altmon taught home eco- nomics and aided in the school lunch program. During the yeor she acted as sponsor of the Y-Tecns and the Future Homemakers of Americo. The Girls' 4-H Club was olso under her direction. She wos responsible for the organization of the Jolly Baker Boys this ycor. Miss Altmon's hobby is the collection of miniature dogs from various parts of the country which she hos visited. HAROLD LONG—Mr. Long attended Centrol Normol College, Arthur Jordon Conservatory of Music, and In- diana University. He hos the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education from Central Normal. The Hi-Y organization wos sponsored by Mr. Long this yeor. He also taught United States history. World history, English II, ond directed the band. Mr. Long enjoys listening to the radio ond collecting stamps. CLAUD H. LESLIE—Mr. Leslie is o notive of Sidney, Indiana. His elementary ond high school education were received in Sidney. He wos granted his A. B. degree from North Manchester College and his A. M. degree from Ohio State University. In addition he hos token odvonccd work at the University of Chicago and Toledo University. During the school yeor Mr. Leslie taught English 9, English 10, and economics; he olso acted os Activities Treasurer. Photogrophy is the hobby which Mr. Leslie enjoys most. DON LONG—Onward High School near Walton, In- diana, is the high school from which Mr. Long was groduoted. He is olso a graduate of Central Normal Col- lege. He hos taught in Onward High School os well as the Monterey and Camden High Schools. In oddition to coaching, Mr. Long taught physicol education, health, driver training, business law, and the newly-introduced psychology course. FACULTY MARGARET THOMPSON JACK SHORE MARCELLE VOSS MAXALENE ALTMAN HAROLD LONG CLAUD LESLIE DON LONG Compliments of Sherburn’s Standard Station, Waterloo v PAGE 7