Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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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

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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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JUNIORS Top row: Myrnalie Ayers, Rozanne Becker, Stanley Bonecutter, Roberta Bowman, Ronald Bricker, Myrna DeWictt. Second row: Lyda Dilgard, John Engle, Janet Farrell, Ronald Feller, Marjorie Gerber, Laura Gratz. Third row: John Gurtner, Roland Harding, Norma Hohman, Leonard Johnson, Ida Mae Krontz, Alan LaRowe. Fourth row: Jenyce Likens, Demaris McDougall, Lois Manning, Clarsia Milbourne, Zella Miller, Coleen Myers. Fifth row: Alice Ordway, Rhoada Rudolph, Jean Russell, Don St. John, Ellen Schmidt, Naomi Sebert. Sixth row: Natalie Shearer, Helen Shultz, Jim Simons, Marilyn Wiggins, Rena Mae Witt, Jerry Zonker. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The class of 54 entered their junior year with thirty-four students. Marilyn Bu- chanan, Lulu Belle Christlieb, Glen Hartman, Jack Johnston, Janice Musser, and Howard Powers left us during the school year. On our hayride party in October we left from the school on two hay wagons and ended up at an old haunted house. We played games inside the house and enjoyed a wiener roast outside. We are proud to have Bobbie Bowman and Jim Simons as varsity cheer leaders. Four of our boys are on the first team in basketball, and three are on the second team. Thirteen members participate in chorus; ten are members of the band. Other activities in which we engage are Caesar Latin Club, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, F.H.A. and F.F.A. We received our class rings, the prized possessions of all, in November. Our Junior class operated the concession stand, and all profits made from this will be put with our other funds to be used for our Senior trip. Mr. Buesking, our class spon- sor, has guided us through a very successful year. CLASS OFFICERS Class:Sponsot ium: Wien.) ee Se Shy eae eee Clarence Buesking President, 4-23 EEL ae ge ae ners he eee = eaten | Ronald Feller Se = ete ANAS AE ITS SEC ARE Seth ROE A Rete NL Laura Lee Gratz $35 Chae cae ae a eB Janet. Barrell etna cing antag AS a Scared — eared See GN DOA SRE .. Jim Simons Flistorianis: S57 202..0 0k ete ae cy ee oe eee a oe Marjorie Gerber Helen Shultz Secretary Treasurer This page sponsored by C. O. Speer Son, Insurance, Waterloo Page 24