Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Waterloo High School, take the pleasure of leaving the following items to those designated. May they accept our heritage with graciousnes s and use it to better themselves in the future. I, Karen Bisel, do hereby will Ronnie Feller to Coach Dove for the entire basketball season next year. I, Jack Cobbs, do hereby will my basketball ability to Tom (Flash) Simons. I, Willa Fulwider, do hereby will to anyone who wants it the privilege of living across the street from the basketball coach. I, Phyllis Henderson, do hereby will my ability to get out of classes to Janet Roose. I, Emogene Hilkey, do hereby will my yell-leading voice to Don St. John. I, Bob Hissong, do hereby will my height and basketball ability to Melvin Rynearson. I, Jim Knott, do hereby will my ability for not going steady to Jerry Zonker, Ron- ald Feller, and Alan LaRowe. I, Phyllis Koon, do hereby will my ability to go steady with the same person for two years to Alan LaRowe. I, Ann Kuykendall, do hereby will my equestrian ability to Glenda Fitch. I, Doris Leins, do hereby will, in a peaceful manner, my friendly character to two juniors whose first initials are M and N. I, Bob McNall, do hereby will my curly hair to Janet Farrell so that she won’t have to use bobby pins. I, Bessie Mergy, do hereby will my nickname to anyone who wants it. I, Janet Myers, do hereby will my ability to stay out of Devils Hollow to Laura Gratz. I, Larry Oster, do hereby will my bookkeeping and chemistry workbooks to any- body who wants them for $1 per page. I, Jeanette Owen, do hereby will my ability to stay out of barber shops to Myrna DeWitt. I, Eva Powers, do hereby will my ability to get a wedding ring to Clarsia Milbourne. I, Beverly Reinhart, do hereby will my ability to be a dignified senior to Margie Gerber. I, John Rhoadarmer, do hereby will my ability to control my laughter to Alan LaRowe. I, Nellie Rudolph, do hereby will my natural blonde hair to Sharon Smith. I, Eugene Rynearson, do hereby will all of my bookkeeping sets to Roland Harding. I, Lusina Smith, do hereby will my ability to march to Michael Sweet. I, Tom Simons, do hereby will my ability to run the mile to John Engle. I, Aaron Tribbett, do hereby will my job as Advertising Manager to any sucker in the Class of ’54. I, Leoma Vian, do hereby will my ability to have girl friends to Jeanette Lockwood. I, Mary Lou Weirich, do hereby will my ability to play cornet to my brother, Bob. I, Maxine White, do hereby will my long, dark hair to Janet Farrell. I, Nila Witt, do hereby will my excess Kleenex to the Junior Girls. I, Donna Vee Wolford, do hereby will my ability to smile to Donna Vee Till, This page sponsored by Waterloo Grain Company, Waterloo Page 22

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“AUNT SUSIE SHOOTS THE WORKS Johnny receiving reports on the crooks from Madame Zola, as she eats love lozenges. “Aunt Susie done shot herself.” Aunt Susie appearing in a man’s suit as her dress disappeared. Portia Lark informing Omar he must marry Aunt Susie to receive the property. Scarlet show- ing she has no use for him. Love lozenges giving Aunt Susie a love- making idea to Slick Conway’s and Cynthia’s astonishment. Johnny Rogers acting as Aunt Susie’s prospec- tive husband Omar Graves. “Off to the sausage works.” Everyone alarmed. Aunt Susie Joy Herbert Scarlet Deane Laura Dawson Madame Zola Janet Myers Karen Bisel Rade, «fica rass ae eet a AI Donna Vee Wolford eke Sale ee Lusina Smith Jeanette Owen Misawa ward Dunning: sk 7 Mls Jie rOl TS ete ee age Phyllis Koon Roctiselear kwpewaierk Bir cone Ah wet Cole ee oe A ee mi ae Fe Emogene Hilkey LaSallesJotinsonyateesn S ON ee ED ons ee eG ee ae ee eee ONY Simmons Oya GEA Veo ee een ees Dee ee eee eit ae ne ee Aaron Tribbett Gin rya Oc cls a2 mee ees awit ate ek ee Fred Kogin Sic ek ayy ae ee ET ne ge ath oh Oe John Rhoadarmer

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Underclassmen As underclassmen we have completed our early growth in the greenhouse of the primary and the fame of the elementary grades. Now we are struggling for existence in the garden that is the high school. There are many hardships and difficulties to be over- come, but we have the tender care and guidance of the administration and teachers who serve as naturalists and gardeners of our rose garden. Page 23