Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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WHO IS WINNING, GEORGE? — Alan LaRowe, John Rhoadarmer, Bob McNall, George Walter, John Engle, Jerry Ordway, Fred Kogin. POOR BUTCH!—Nancy Boman, Aaron Tribbett Margie Kelley. b] AMBITIOUS CHARACTERS—Bob Kerns, Wayne Shuman, Deorge DeLong, Max Laisure. AIN’T WE CUTE?—Karen Bisel, Jeanette Owen, Donna Vee Wolford, Nellie Rudolph, Maxine White. OUTNUMBERED — Ralph McNall, Beverly Zerkle, Mary Werner, Anna Bell Neely. JOLLY JUNIORS — Doris Leins, Phyllis Koon, Janet Myers, Bever- ly Reinhart. BICYCLE BUILT FOR THREE — Doris Leins, Jeanette Owen, Myrna DeWitt, Bobby Bowman. THREE MUSKETEERS—Janet Far- rell, Margie Gerber, Norma Hoh- man. Pearl Dress Shop, Auburn PAGE 24 BUDDIES — Tom Simons, Ned Shippy. ¥ LOVERS FAIR — Jeanette Owen, Stanley Williams. TWO TIMER — Emogene Hilkey, Stanley Williams.

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PAGE 26 Juniors Top row: Marjorie Becker, Karen Bisel, Pauline Blair, Noel Camp, Jack Cobbs, Willa Fulwider. Second row: Phyllis Henderson, Emogene Hilkey, Robert Hissong, Cleona Knott, Jim Knott, Fred Kogin. Third row: Phyllis Koon, Doris Leins, Bob McNall, Bessie Mergy, Janet Myers, Larry Oster. Fourth row: Jeanette Owen, Eva Powers, Beverly Reinhart, John Rhoadarmer, Nellie Rudolph, Eugene Rynearson. Fifth row: Tommy Simons, Lusina Smith, Robert Smith, Aaron Tribbett, Leoma Vian, George Walter. Sixth row: Mary Weirich, Nila Witt, Maxine White, Donna Wolford. Junior Class History When the school year of 1951-1952 opened, thirty-four students en- rolled in the Waterloo junior class. Bob Kerns, a new member, moved away after several months which made our total membership thirty-three. Mr. Clarence Buesking, our class sponsor, has helped us through a very successful year. In the fall the class held a hayride at the home of Nellie Rudolph; we then returned to the school house for a square dance and refreshments. November was the month in which we received our class rings—tokens which will later recall to us many memories of high school. Four boys in our class took part in sports, sixteen students were in chorus, eleven were in band, and nearly all were members of some club in school. Emogene Hilkey was a cheer leader and George Walter served as student manager of the basketball team. Our junior class throughout the year operated the concession stand. All profits made from this were put with funds in the treasury to be used in paying the expenses of our trip to be taken at the close of our senior year. CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - - Karen Bisel Vice-President - - - - - - - - - Fred Kogin Secretary - - - - - - - - Mary Lou Weirich Treasurer - - - - - - - - - = Tom Simons Historian - - - - - = - - - Lusina Smith Fat’s Hardware, Waterloo