Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The play cast included Sonia Tarney, DeWayne Schlosser, John Surfus, Jim Stahl, Jerry Ordway, Pat Martens, Jannette Greuter, Ruth Ann Deetz, Ann Harding, June Kuykendall, Jack Wallace, Dale Smith, Tom Piatek, Melvin Rynearson, Paul Werner, Dorothy Koon, Jane Miller, Donald Cupp, Howard Hall, Lee Matson, Jack D. Wallace, Joan Surfus, Jeannette Lockwood, and Virginia Payton, This page sponsored by: WATERLOO TELEVISION.

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Clase fistory Twelve years ago, we the Senior Class of 1955, walked through the doors of various school buildings for the first time and optimistically demanded an edu- cation. Our grade and junior high teachers were very helpful in starting us on the long road of knowledge. We thirty-nine eager freshmen began in 1951 and had the thrill, that only freshmen possess, of being considered as higher-ups. We are sorry that the following had to withdraw from our class: James DeLong, Rose Faulkner, Miles Fluke, Roston Hall, Richard McNall, Richard Payton, David Walters, Robert Wilcox, Analie Wiseman, and Nancy Zonker. We are happy that the following new members joined us: Donald Cupp, Larry Deardorf, June Kuykendall, and Sonia Tarney. Mr. Claud Leslie, our freshman class sponsor placed us in the hands of Mr. Max Riggin, our sophomore sponsor, who guided us very successfully in our Christmas card sales. We purchased ourclass sweaters during this sophomore year and proudly made our debut in cardinal and white beauty. The junior year startedusoffwithanewtask,aplay. OUT OF THIS WORLD was the most successful play given in many years. The concession standalso was very helpful to us towards our senior trip, and everyone enjoyed the fun of operating it. We purchased our class rings during this year, and they were ad- mired by all. | As seniors, we presented another very successful play HAIL THE HUNKER- |ING HERO for which we owe Mrs. Love our deepest gratitude. Approximately |five hundred dollars from magazine sales was added to our treasury for our educational trip to Washington in the spring and THE ROSEBUD. In May our commencement was one of the most treasured memories from our twelve years of education. Cass Prophecy Waterloo, Indiana May 6, 1965 Dear Joan, The funniest thing happeued yesterday afternoon. You know how girls the age of mine just love to go through old trunks; well, the twins are no different. |They got the idea yesterday and did just that. And Jo, guess what they ran merossss An old ROSEBUD dated 1955! When I started looking at it, it surely brought back a lot of old memories. Remember Sonia Tarney and her dream of living on a farm? It looks as if her dream came true when she and Jim inherited that ranch in Wyoming. And who would ever have thought that Jane would be content as ahousewife after having been in charge of the line stewardesses for T. W. A.? Of course, you remember Carl and Jeannette (Lockwood) Feller, don't you? Jeannette is going on a concert tour in London so they will be going abroad again. While they are over there, they plan to stop and see Tom Piatek. It surely was wonderful when he was sent to London as radio correspondent for iio. C, 15