Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THEME Come with me on a trip through the ROSEBUD of 1954. To reach our dest- inations we will board a fabulous four-rocket spaceship. I would first like to introduce to you the men in the control tower, our pilot, co-pilot, and crew. They shall guide us along a straight and chartered course during our tour. The men in the control tower are the school board who direct our take- off. Our pilot is Mr. Overmeyer, our co-pilot Mr. Bowers, and our crew is ihe faculty. They will strive to lead us along a wholesome and acknowledg- ed path Before the preparations are completed for our take-off I will give you a preview of what you are to see in the tour tha! follows. As we zoom through the universe, we will pass the stars which stand for seniors. Just as the stars shine through the heavens, so do the seniors shine and serve as guiding lights setting examples for the underclassmen. Looking out of your window, you may notice that our space ship passes the Milky Way The Milky Way is composed of many small stars and appears to be very soft and delicate. It reminds me of Ihe underclassmen. They are young and inexperienced as are the many little satellites drifting aimlessly around, uncertain of the course they will take in years to come. So it is with the chil- dren in the lower grades. Our machine will land on the planet Apollo. ' n Greek Mythology Apollo stood for art and music. This signifies our activities. In constant movement and competition we strive to better ourselves by different clubs and musical organizations. A crew member just disclosed to me that one of our stops will be on Mer- cury. Mercury was the god of physical perfection to ancients. In our field of athletic endeavor we strive to build our bodies and to gain true sportsman- ship as Mercury did. The last stop we make will be on the planet Pluto, which is named for the ancient god of wealth If it were not for this, our book could not have been published, so Pluto represents the business men whose advertisements have helped pay for our space ship. I believe the preparations for our trip are now complete. If everyone is ready, we shall proceed on our way in our ship, the ROSEBUD of 1954.

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Atuiual Stall ' - -.¥ b WT9- f Editor-in-Chief Myrnahe Ayers Assistant Editor-in Chief Janet Farrell Advertising Manager Jim Simons Assistant Advertising Manager John Engle Business Manager Marilyn Wiggins Assistant Business Manager John Gurtner Sports Editor Roland Harding Assistant Sports Editor Jerry Zonker Calendar Editor Coleen Myers Assistant Calendar Editor Manone Gerber Art Editor Alice Ordway Assistant Art Editor Leonard Johnson Sales Manager Norma Hohman Assistant Sales Manager Myrna Dewitt Circulation Manager Alan LaRowe Assistant Circulation Manager Ronald Bricker Poet Demons McDougall Assistant Poet Roberta Bowman Snapshots Editor Rhoada Rudolph Assistant Snapshots Editor Jenyce Likens Joke Editor Don S . John Assistant Joke Editor Stanley Bonecutter Typists Helen Shultz Ida Mae Krontz Jean Russell Sponsor Clarence L. Bowers