Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1957 volume:

THE ROSEBUD OF 1957 EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL WATERLOO, INDIANA Dedication We, the Seniors of '57, dedicate this ROSE- BUD to the memory of the late town marshal, Willard Knott, who was known by all as one who rendered his services for the youth of the co mmunity. Theme In the ROSEBUD OF 1957 we hope we succeed in showing our readers that to us our high school days have meant more than just hard work. We planned this year's book to give you, the reader, a complete idea of the joys and difficulties we have experienced. | At the same time we wish to fold into this book reminders that will bring memories to each of us of our days at Waterloo High School. We seniors chose as our theme--hands. An inspiring message can be found in hands. The hands of the mother tell a story of love for her child; the hands of the teacher tell a story of patience and under- standing. Although their hands are very busy, we hope our parents and teachers find pleasures in their toiling hands. We, too, through twelve years of school have witnessed the fruits of toiling hands. Realizing the truth in the sayings many hands make light work and “hand and mind can use the tools, we have ventured forth this year to put forth a ROSEBUD of which we may be proud. School Board a. DONALD MYERS, President GLENN HUBARTT, Sr., Secretary OTTO SHUMAN, Treasurer Mr. My ers is a farmer and repre- Mr. Hubartt is trustee of Grant Mr. Shuman is Grand Executive sents the rural people on the school Township and is employed by the Secretary of Knights of Pythias. board. Tucker Metal Corporation. d e e e Administration CHARLES OVERMEYER CLARENCE BOWERS, B.S., M.S. MARJORIE TRIBBETT PH.B., M.A. He is a graduate of Ball State Office Clerk He is a graduate of the University Teachers College and Indiana Margie is a graduate of WHS with of Chicago and teaches social University; he is high school the Class of 1952; she does her part studies; he is also Superintendent principal and teaches shorthand, in making the school function well. of Schools. civics, and shop. This Page is sponsored by CULBERTSON HARDWARE, Aubum 4 RICHARD BOURQUI, B.E. I have so few hairs left I've named them, University of Toledo U.S. History, U.S. Government, Health, Physical Education Coach ALBERT BERG, B.S. He has a lean and hungry look. Wisconsin State Teachers College Purdue University Agriculture, Biology, Mechanical Drawing Sophomore Class Sponsor, FFA RUTH BUTLER, B.S. Catch me just at dinner time. Ball State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Purdue University Vocational Home Economics 4-H Club EVELYN FORD, B.S. Easy writing is hard reading. Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Typing, Health, Physical Education Girls' Noon Basketball League ROBERT DOVE, B.S., M.S. What's the use of worrying? Indiana University General Business, Bookkeeping General Matn, Driver Edu- cation Senior Class Sponsor, Athletic Director ELIZABETH LOVE, A.B., M.A, T love my little putty tats. Indiana University English ll and 12, Speech Y-Teens, Beta Club, Annual, Senior Play, Speech Play LAMOILE FORD, B.S., M.S. And then, away they speed. Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Mathematics, Chemistry Junior Class Sponsor ROBERT WORKMAN, B.M.E. And here is the pilot that flew the storm. Indiana University Senior Band, Junior Band, Beginners Band, Chorus, Grade Music Photography Club, Dance Band MARCELLE VOSS, A.B. Skillful mistress of her art. Indiana Central College Ball State Teachers College Latin, English 9, Music, Art Freshman Class Sponsor RONDA STARKEY, A.B. A book is a friend. Manchester College History, English 9 and 10 Library Senior Snaps ih a This page sponsored by WATERLOO T.V. SALES and SERVICE, Waterloo. 8 CARRS £ Subd RANK EAKRAALA é SUSAN PEARL BUSS Modesty and virtue are not often found. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; FHA 2,3; Historian 2; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4. CARL VERNON COBBS Anything for a quiet life. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Speeck Play 4; FFA 4. JANET ELAINE BERGSTROM Bring my love to me in dreams. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FHA 2,3; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensem- ble 3,4; Girls Chorus 2. JERRY LEE BOMAN Through earth I'm speeding. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; FFA 2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4. ot PAUL DOUGLAS COLBART The Joker is wild. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1. SHARON ANN CROOKS Be wiser than is necessary. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4; Y-Teens 2,4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4, President 3,4; Photography 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Ensemble 3,4. This page sponsored by GRAFFIS FURNITURE STORE, Waterloo. JUDY ANN DUNCAN T've got a date with him. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4, Assistant Director 3; Speech Play 4; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Color Guard 2, Majorette 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; En- semble 1,3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Cheer- leading 2,3. DAVID LEE DUNN Sleep, bless the man who first invented it. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. DWIGHT G, GRATE Women fascinate me. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. GLORIA DE GRIESER Wo-O-O-O-O girls, he's mine. Rome City 1; WHS 2,3,4; FHA 1; Y- Teens 2,3. DONALD EUGENE GURTNER Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2. ROSALIE HARDING Women of few words are the best. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Play; FHA 1,2,3,Parliamentarian 3; Y-Teens 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,3; Girls Chorus 2. This page sponsored by WATERLOO LUMBER COMPANY, Waterloo. i) GARY KEITH HIRE Our deeds are sometimes better than our thoughts. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. NEAL CHARLES HODGES Were there no women, men might live like Gods. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; Librarian 4; Photography 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; En- semble 1,3,4; Basketball Student Manager 2,3. NICK ROSCOE HOOT There is one side to every question--mine, WHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2. WILLIAM JOSEPH HORNTROP That favorite subject--myself. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play, Stage Manager 4; Speech Play 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE HOVARTER Marriages are made in Heaven. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; FHA 1,2,3, President 2; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Song Leader 4; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Photo- graphy 4; Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 3, 4; Concession Stand Manager 3. SALLY JANE KELLEY Let ignorance talk as it will, learning has its value. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, Class President 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Ensemble 1,3; Girls Chorus 2; Concession Stand Manager 3. This page sponsored by ED and TOM'S SUPER MARKET, Waterloo. RUTH ANN KETEL On one she smiled, and he was blest. Ashley 1,2,3; WHS 4; FHA 1,2, Treas- urer 2; Y-Teens 4; Librarian 4; Band 12,3. ERIC LEE KUYDENDALL It is far safer to know too little than too much. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; Latin Club 1; Photography 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 3,4. HERBERT LEE LEINS Thinking is but an idle waste of time. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. DONN PAUL LOWMAN These trifles will lead to serious mischief . WHS 1,2,3,4; Speech Play 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4. MARTHA JEAN McBRIDE “What matters what anybody thinks: it will be all the same a hundred years from now. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4. VADA ELVERTA McDOUGALL What an exciting night! WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Librarian 2; Photography 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4. This page sponsored by L. L, LOW- MAN COMPANY, Waterloo. DARLENE ANN MAKOVICKA I love to drive--I run across so many interesting people. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; An- nual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4, Assist- ant Director 3; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 4; Librarian 2,3, 4; Photography 4; Chorus 3,4. JANICE ELAINE MEDSKER There are two days in the week about which I never worry-- yesterday and tomorrow. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FHA 1,2; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Photog- raphy 4. PATRICIA ANN MILLER TI saw and loved. WHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2; Band 1,2,3. DONNA JEAN MYERS Blushing is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Historian 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; FHA 1, 2,3, Secretary 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Dance Band 3,4. JERRY LEE MYERS In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness is feminine friendship. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 2, 3, President 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3. CAROL SUE NELSON Turn up the lights; I don't want to go home in the dark. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FHA 1; Y-Teens 2; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 4, This page sponsored by HAMILTON and SON DRUG STORE, Waterloo. JACK EDWARD OVERMEYER He is not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4;Speech Play 4; Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Photography 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; En- semble 1,3,4. WILLIAM LEE PARKINSON Some women are such fools. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Track Eo PATRICIA DELORES PIATEK Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. |WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,3,4, |Historian 2; Annual Staff 4; Class iPlay 3,4; Speech Play 4; Y-Teens 2, |3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; |Latin Club 1, Vice President 1;Photog- ltaphy 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Ac- companist 4. LINDA SUE PINKERTON To most people nothing is more | troublesome than the effort of ) thinking. )WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Y-Teens SHIRLEY ANN SHULL She must be seen to be appreciated. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; FHA 1. SHARON KAY SMITH To make men happy or to keep them so. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian 4; Band 1,3,4; Majorette 1,3, Drum Majorette 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4. This page sponsored by WATERLOO EQUITY EXCHANGE, Waterloo. JOHN B, STAHL He does nothing but talk of his horse. Ashley 1; WHS 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3; Band 1,2,3. LOWELL LAVERN STUCKEY None but he and heaven knows what he is thinking. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; An- nual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4; FFA 3,4, Reporter 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. JUDITH KAY TARNEY There are few things more exciting to me than a psychological reason. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4, Assistant Director 4; Speech Play 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice Pres- ident 4; Latin Club 1,2; Photography 4; Band l. SUE ANN TILL I'm not arguing with you-- I'm telling you. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; FHA 1; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 4; Librarian 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Cheerleading 4, LAURA JEAN WAGNER “People who make no noise are dangerous. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4; FHA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 4. MARY CAROLE WARNER Tell it to the Marines; the sailors won't believe it. WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4, Assistant Director 4; Speech Play 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Sec- retary 3; Girls Chorus 2; Dance Band 3,4; Quartet Accompanist 3. This page sponsored by J. T. CAT- TELL'S JEWELRY, Waterloo. CAROLYN JOAN WEICHT What you don't know would make a good book, W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Photography 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Girls Chorus 2. ROBERT LEROY WELLS Darn that car, W.HLS. 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. XN CARMON RUSSELL WENGER An innocent face--but you never can tell, Pennville 1,2,3; W.H.S. 4; President 3; Class Play 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; FFA 1; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Chorus 1; Baseball 1,2,3. RUTH JOAN WIGGINS All I know is what I read in the papers, W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,0; DWIGHT MERLIN ZERKLE There is a history in all men's lives, W.HLS. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4. This page sponsored by Dunn's Dairy Bar, Waterloo 17 Senior Class History As first graders in 1945, we numbered thirty-six. Here we met our first teacher. As the years passed we met many new teachers until finally we were in junior high. The next two years were very eventful and were climaxed on the night of eighth grade graduation. The next September we entered high school. We had the largest freshmen class yet--sixty-three, and Mr. Leslie was our sponsor. Our sophomore year we had Mr. Berg as sponsor. He guided us very successfully through our card sales and the buying of our class sweaters. The halls were decked out in the powder blue and white of the sophomore class. Mr. Ford was our sponsor during our junior year. With Sally Kelley and Carolyn Hovarter as managers of the concession stand, we saw an increase in our treasury. Also, we sold cookies, had a paper drive, bake sales, and sponsored a record hop. Then to make the year just right, we got our class rings. Our senior sponsor, Mr. Dove, safely guided us through our magazine sales and many paper drives. The annual staff produced the yearbook at a profit and really set us on the right way to Washington, DC. Graduation night found twenty of the original thirty-six classmates, whom we had drawn from many places, receiving diplomas. Although our school days at Waterloo are behind us now, fond memories of the faculty, underclassmen and classmates will remain with each and every one of us. Class Poem It was in the year '38 or ‘39. When our parents, yours and mine, Received a bundle sent from heaven That became the class of ‘57. Two years ago Carole found her spark; I believe it's a cadet by the name of Park. Jerry B. says love simply cannot wait; He's out every night on some new date. Judy Tarney lives in town, I'm here to say No one is sad when she is gay; Susan Buss, a quiet lass, Has never been known to cut up in class. Donn L. on the other hand you'll find Drives some teachers clean out of their minds. Rosalie, who hails from a farm, Knows a little work will do no harm. Neal, who goes by the name of Winky Dink. Is a real artist, too, we think. Carl is nice and also very quiet, But get him alone, and he’s really a riot. Janet has her eye on a guy, And we know she'll get him by and by. David thinks he's a real Don Juan; We hear he wants to wield a baton. Crooksy thinks a nurse she'll be; You think so, too? Well, wait and see. Glo ria, for some unknown reason, Has her mind on a guy named “Tarzan.” Doug is keen with a good disposition, Who from school should seek readmission. Carolyn H. has her hooks on Jim, And he's already bowing to her every whim. The class president, a basketball star? Jerry Myers, naturally; he's way above par. Nick, who's interested in a Garrett lass, Is always ready to answer in class. Dike has been here every day; It seems he just can't stay away. Carmon is new to us this year; In the band his cornet you can hear. Sue gets along with all the gents; You, too, can be a blonde for forty-nine cents! Ruth is a worker we all know, And in her car she doesn't go slow. Judy D. is in love and to me that's not silly; She's going to get married to a guy named Dilley. Dwight Z. is quiet--you can never hear a peep Because most of the time he's behind a book asleep. Sally is our brain, our only one? She never stops ‘til the job is done. Size is no object, our Shirley Shull knows; She's hypnotized Dave clear down to his toes. Carol N. does nothing but study in school And keep her eye on Barry Cool. Jack is quiet and quite a scholar, But never underestimate a quiet man's power. Carolyn Wiecht likes to have herself some times, Gets home just in time to hear the morning chimes. Patty M. and Jack are on their way to marriage; Soon they'll be off in Jack's new carriage. Vada, we know, is a hard-working gal, And from Garrett she's found herself many a pal. Janice has moved to the west side of town, And in the class play she brought the roof down. Don G. says farming is his future to be; What will his steady say: Let's wait and see. ‘Darlene, who is so very neat, Is looking for a guy who is tall, dark, and sweet. Martha, we know, is sure to find Sonteone who will change her mind. Lowell, right now, is serious about Dorothy; And someday, she his wife may be. Sherry is someone of whom we're mighty proud, Especially when she twirls before a crowd. Bob is for hot rods like bees are for honey; Someday off those hot rods he'll be making money Linda P. is in love with Doug, But she hates all Fords that go chug-chug. John doesn't care for books and such But likes his horses very much. Ruth K. came this year from Ashley And happy with the change she seems to be. Patty P. is college bound; A prettier girl cannot be found. Herb L. now is altar bound, Then to an occupation that is sound. Laura, who is so very bashful, Has many things for which to be thankful. Gary hopes to have the fame Of someday changing Lela's name. Bill P. gives to lots of girls a line; And from what we've heard, he does just fine. Eric's handy with nail and hammer. Someday he'll find a girl and marry her. We've tried to show in these short lines Just what can be on our classmates’ minds. We hope you'll overlook all our mistakes And realize how much work a class poem takes. Now we're only seniors without talent or fame; But just for your information, here are our names -- -Donna Jean Myers and Bill Hornthrop The Class Prophecy DIARY OF SUE TILL DECEMBER 31, 1964 I was just reminiscing about my classmates and what they are now doing. Patty Piatek received her medical degree from Indiana University and is now a doctor. Sharon Crooks, Donna Myers, Laura Wagner, and Carol Nelson are all nurses. They have been given the name Fabulous Four because they have saved so many lives. I remember how Bob Wells loved old hot rods. Well, he threw together an old clunker that went two hundred miles an hour. Dike Grate tied it out on the highway by out-running four state troopers; he is now spending the rest of his life in jail. Speaking of state troopers, Jerry Boman has been made super- intendent of the Indiana State Police Force. His motto is If you can't beat ‘em, join ‘em. Carole Warner has married that sailor and travels the world with him. By the way, Douglas Colbart is now an admiral in the Navy. Darlene Makovicka and Linda Pinkerton are now secretaries. Darlene's dream of working in the Pentagon came true. Linda is just working and waiting for Admiral Colbart. A dream that really came true was that of Lowell Stuckey. He led his beloved Dodgers to their fourth straight series win this fall. Judy Tarney's dream came true also. She received her degree from Michigan State and is now a world-famous cat veterinarian. Some of my classmates have been married. Judy Duncan married her true love, David Dilley, and is raising little Dilleys. Patty Miller is now happily married to Jack. Herbie Leins, now married, runs a dry cleaning shop in Singapore. The winner of the boxing match I saw on television last night was David Rocky Dunn; I remember how he loved to fight in high school. The next program I saw was called Snooty Hoot's Variety Hour. The master of ceremoines was the delightful, hilarious Nick Hoot. The guest comedienne was Janice Medsker. She won fame for her antics by performing for the Queen of England. Sally Kelley, while attending U.C.L.A., knew so much more than the professors that she is now head professor. Last night's newspaper headlines stated that F.B.1. agents Neal Hodges and Eric Kuykendall had cap- tured that master mind of that counterfeiting ring. He was none other than Donn Lowman. Rumor has it that Ruth Wiggins and Gloria Grieser were counterfieters, too Susan Buss and Carolyn Hovarter are teaching. They were the winners of last year's Teachers of the Year award. John Stahl's horse, Flaming Hoosier, won the Kentucky Derby. I understand that Gary Hire was the trainer. Oh yes, the beautiful movie queen Shirley Shull attended the Derby. The magazine article on the Three Cronies was very enlightening. It seems they are Vada Mc- Dougall, Martha McBride, and Janet Bergstrom. They own the Golden Hawk gambling casino in Las Vegas. Sherry Smith won the title of Miss Baton Twirler. She now twirls throughout the world. There is some question as to where Don Gurtner and Bill Horntrop got all their money. Some pecple think it came from a bank robbery. Anyway, they are surely ladies’ men. Since Carolyn Weicht always loved to travel and to find excitement, she talked Ruth Ketel and Rosalie Harding into going to deep, dark India with her. They have discovered a new race of people. The richest man in the world is Carl Cobbs. He discovered platinum in Wyoming. Bill Parkinson lost all his money by gambling so he is working on the Siberian tumpike. Dwight Zerkle is his slave-driving boss. I guess Jerry Myers is still digging spuds. I hear he even sleeps with potatoes. The secret service finally caught tax-evader Jack Overmeyer. No wonder he wanted to be Attorney General. Carmon Wenger managed Rockefeller's businesses for two years. He now has all that money. NAME Janet Bergstrom Jerry Boman Susan Buss Carl Cobbs Douglas Colbart Sharon Crooks Judy Duncan David Dunn Dwight Grate Gloria Grieser Donald Gurtner Rosalie Harding Gary Hire Neal Hodges Nick Hoot Bill Homtrop Carolyn Hovarter Sally Kelley Ruth Ketel Eric Kuydendall Herbert Leins Donn Lowman Martha McBride Vada McDougall Darlene Makovicka Janice Medsker Patty Miller Donna Jean Myers Jerry Myers Carol Nelson Jack Overmeyer Bill Parkinson Patrica Piatek Linda Pinkerton Shirley Shull Sharon Smith John Stahl Lowell Stuckey Judith Tarney Sue Till Carole Warner Laura Wagner Carolyn Weicht Robert Wells Carmon Wenger Ruth Wiggins Dwight Zerkle NICKNAME Twinkle toes Boman Susie Cornelius Doug Crooksy Dunk Rocky Dike Gloria Don Rosie Gare Winky Hooty Corncob Carolyn Sue Sally Ruthie Kirk Herb Fuzzy Pluto Mickey Darling Jan Pat Jean Spud Carol Jess Willy Patty Linda Shull Sherry John Stuck Carmon Wiggie Zeke EXPRESSION What's so funny, bunny? You're thinkin'! Oh? That's right, I ain't talkin . I say there! No kiddin'? Ain't that sneaky? You bet! Tuh! Is that right? That's good, That's colossal. You know it. Very good! You better be- lieve it. It is no matter, I don't know. No jokin? Oh cripes! You're crazy. Is that right? I'm telling you. Where's the gizz- mo? My Heavens! Huh? Oh dear, Mercy! You're tellin me. That's true. That's nice. No fooling? That's novel! Forevermore! Good gravwv! I'll tell ya what, I don't know. Don't be cruel. No kiddin? By jolly! That's different. Heavens! Darn it! That's a jab. Oh shoot! I don't know. You'll get yours! 21 HATES MOST Snobby people Waiting on girls Inconsiderate people Waiting To spend money Hypocrites Short nights To lose Squirrels Conceited people Being without a car Elvis Presley Dirty food To get out of bed People who can't make up their minds People that make you work, Liver Eggs Nosey people Shop teachers Studies Contrary girls Indiana Two-faced people Porch Lights People that worry Nosey people Spinach To get cold Privileged characters Uncle (guess who) Sleep Cottage cheese Fords Time To lose a close ball- game Opera singers To get up To be told what to do Jealous people Hominy Mothers-in-law LIKES MOST Tall, good lookin' boys Girls with a sense of humor Happiness Diane Linda To have fun D, Dilley A certain cheerleader Darlene Trevor Good lookin! girls Good music Lela Water skiing Judy S, To eat Jim S, The Spartans Nick Dolls Carole Sleeping Boys A certain boy Slumber Parties Vittles Jack Music Necia A certain Wildcat. Beautiful Ohio Women To talk Doug David L. Liver Horses Dorothy Kay To have fun To be doing something Roommates Guess! Skating Rods and customs Food Convertibles Girls John is explaining a plane to Pat, Richard, Tom, Del- We're proud of this trophy. Larry, Albert, Terry, Davic bert, Jerry, and Gary. and Delbert. Are the girls really studying U.S. History? Sandy, Bev- Looking over the United States, Sherrill, Richard, erly, Delores, Necia, Connie, and Janet, Gloria, Karl, George, Tom, and Ann, Sylvia, you're not looking at the birdie! Sharon, Barbara, Julia, Sylvia, June, and Betty. How about some fun on the swings? Ilene, Ruth, and Betty. 22 Juniors Class Officers President ............ Richard Korff Vice President......... June Roose Secretary............ DelbertMakovicka Treasurer......+..+.... sonerrill Palmer Historian ............ Gloria Kelley : Patrick Aldrich Richard Badman Necia Bard Lyle Bowers Lyle Bricker Delores Christman Barry Cool Ilene Dickerhoff Barbara Drerup Ruth Dunn Richard Eastridge Connie Grate John Grimm Ann Harris Sylvia Henderson Carolyn Holtrey Vernon Holtrey Carol Kammerer Gloria Kelley Sharon Kline Richard Korff This page sponsored by the JUNIOR CLASS 24 Juniors Carl Kummer Delbert Makovicka Lyle Miller Lorna Miser Gary Oliver Terry Oster Sherrill Palmer David Patterson Jerry Patterson Delbert Payton Marvin Pease Julia Pontius Elizabeth Potter Sandra Rathert June Roose Sharon Roush Janet Rynearson Albert Shuman Beverly Sibert Zella Wallace Betty Werner George Witt NOT IN THE PICTURE: Thomas Camp Charles McBride This page sponsored by the WATERLOO GRAIN COMPANY, Waterloo, Sophomores Class Officers President. .......... Kenneth Harding Vice President. ....... lim Colbart Secretary........... dames Sutton Treasures). ss + + o)sis)sie el UCY Pavan Historian ............Mary Lou Christlieb Don Bard Marilyn Boyd Dana Brandon Robert Buss Georgia Charleston Sonia Cherry Mary Lou Christlieb William Christman William Clark Tim Colbart David Coleman David Crossley Maynard DeWitt June Dirrim David Engle Thomas Gettys Steven Graham Kenneth Harding Joe Harter Jon Hire This page sponsored by the SOPHOMORE CLASS 26 sys eS - a Sophomores Elizabeth Nessel Ruth Ordway Judy Payton Virginia Rhoads Herbert Rynearson Barbara Skelly Margaret Smith Judith Squier James Sutton Barbara Sweet Keith Tarney Judy Till Beverly Johnston William Kennedy Junior Kesner Barbara Kline Wayne Luttman Lucille Miller Keith Miser Dale Myers Wayne Myers This page sponsored by the CORUNNA BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC,, Corunna. 24 Sophomores Monkeys or boys? Maynard, Jon, Keith, Wayne, Jim, Bill, and Joe. TRAIN Chevrout Learning to drive? Bill, David, Sonia, Dale, Lucille, They just came from the shop. Kenneth, Wayne, Bob, Don, and Junior. David, Tom, David, Tim, and Keith. Crazy women drivers! Beverly, Ruth, Judy, Dana, Judy, We must be winning. BACK: Barbara, Betty, Marilyn, and Virginia. Judy, Barbara, and Georgia. FRONT: Donna, Mary Lou, Margaret, and Barbara. 28 Ready to go home: Donald, Jack, Bill, Bill, Dennis, Is the sun too bright? David, Larry, Stephen, Gerald, Bill, and Duane, and Phillip. Stephen, itt ‘ iy triply cecal Smile boys. John, David, Paul, Who's bicycle? Dick, Steve, Gary, Douglas, Dave, Gary, Jerry, and Bob. Glenn, and Jon. Is it interesting? Jerra, Sharon, Janice, Kathryn, Nothin' to do. Clara, Edith, Janice, Janet, Patty, and Sharon. Joanna, and Carolyn. Surely there's room for one more, Sandra, Shirley, Mary Lee, and Becky. Aren't we cute? BACK: Terry, Larry, and Larry. FRONT: Duane, and Jerry. Freshmen Class Officers President........ Rebecca Sebert Vice President, .. . .Larry Brandon Secretary........ Carolyn Dunn Treasurer ..... . « «diry Girener Historian ...... « -®Osanne bere Gary Aldrich Jerry Aschleman Rosanne Berg Paul Bisel Larry Brandon Janice Brown Jerra Collins David Cool Donald Crowl Don DeWitt Sandra Dilgard Carolyn Dunn Joyce Dunn Philip Dunn Larry Eberly Patricia Farrington Richard Freed Carolyn Grate William Grawbadger Larry Gurtner John Gushwa Sharon Harris Douglas Isbell Janice Kennedy DeWayne Lockwoo Gerald Lockwood David McBride Glenn McDonald Merrilee McLaugh Freshmen Nancy Matson Gary May Steven Medsker Larry Miller Jerry Muzzillo Joanna Nessel William Nice Kathryn Ordway Jon Payne Dennis Peffley Dewane Pinkerton Jane Platt Terry Quinn Esther Reinhart Jack Rennwald John Rennwald Ruth Sayles Rebecca Sebert Betty Shultz David Shuman Barbara Souder Shirley Stahl David Streets Sharon Treesh This page sponsored by the FRESHMEN CLASS, Waterloo High School. William Tucker Steven Van Allen Robert Weirich Clara Wells Steven Wilson Not in the picture: Edith Kuykendall Grade NED McINTOSH Fish dinners will make a man spring like a flea. Manchester College, Indiana Univer- sity B.S. Elementary Education He teaches the 7th and 8th grades and sponsors the Safety Patrol and the Jr, High Basketball. VOLLMAR FRIES But who can paint like nature? Manchester College, Indiana Univer- sity B.S. Elementary Education He teaches the 7th and 8th grades. BRUCE GURTNER Nimrod the mighty hunter, Tri-State College, Manchester Col- lege, Indiana University Extension, Ball State Teachers' College B.S. Elementary Education He teaches the 6th grade and spon- sors athletics, MARGUERITE SHARP Without music life would be a mis- takes. Ball State Teachers' College Undergraduate She teaches the Sth grade, CLEO DIRRIM Much have I travelled in the realms o f gold. Tri-State College, St, Francis Col- lege, Ball State Teachers' College, Indiana University, Purdue Univer- sity Extension She teaches the 4th grade, a Teachers MARGUERITE HAMMAN, B.S. How far that little candle throws his beams. Tri-State Ball State Indiana University Extension Grade Three MARGARET McINTOSH Come, sing now, sing. Manchester Grade Two ESSA REINHART I have loved my friends as I do virtue, my soul, my God, Tri-State Manchester St. Francis Grade Two ALBERTA ALLION, B.S. Children are the keys of Paradise. Ball State ; Grade One ‘ HELEN DUNCAN, B.S: See golden days, fruitful of gol- den deeds. Butler University St. Francis Indiana University Extension Grade One This page sponsored by G.O, SPEER AND SON, Waterloo, Indiana Grade Eight Ted Bachtel Alyce Bard Dorcas Barrand Kenneth Buss Richard Dietrich Kenneth Eastridge Mike Eberly Herman Gingrich Skip Haislip Janet Hall Terry Hartman Glee Keesler Karl Keiper Nancy Lockwood Diane May Ronald Miller Donnie Musser Linda Muzzillo Rebecca Nice George Noirot Cheryl Pontius Charlene Rich Jean Sebert Carol Sheets Marion Shultz Denny Smith Dicky Smith Mike Starkey Jacque Stroh Rosemary Stuller Rosalie Tamey Rosalie Thimlar Carol Till Sharon Toneman Tleen Vian Sandra Wamer This page sponsored by WATERLOO HARD- WARE, Waterloo, Indiana Grade Seven Darlene Albertson James Aschleman Donna Brown Bob Charleston Olen Dickerhoff Francis Dunn Richard Dunn Keith Eberly Donald Gettys Betty Hartman Judith Hine Marsha Hodges Diane Hoff Linda Kuykendall Jerry Karasek Sally Kennedy Adrienne Meyer Gerold Miller Ronald Miller Carl Myers Karen Myers Lee Myers Carson Neible Mike Rathert William Schlosser Philip Speer Thomas Stahl Thomas Till Fred Wenger Sherry Yontz This page sponsored by DUNN BROTHERS IMPLEMENT, Waterloo, Indiana. 3D FIRST ROW: Mr. Gurtner, Larry Rathert, Dennis VanZile, Sharon Knott, Linda Wallace, Harry White, Max Dunn, Robert Marks. SECOND ROW: Shelia Clear, Suzan Colbart, Mavis Sutton, Janet Coleman, Karen Zerkle, Sandra Toneman, Sally Nodine, Jo Ann Dunn, Barbara Sewelin, Suzanne Christlieb. THIRD ROW: Donna Noirot, Priscilla Eastridge, Charles Sweet, Eugene Piatek, David Hoot, David Powers, Roma Wells, Dennis Makovicka, Mary Sebert, Patty Williams. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Smith, Philip Pinkerton, Steven Miller, Roy Smith, Tommy VanZile, Steven Pontius, Bob Ish, Barry Shultz, John Hall, Russell Wakefield, Richard Graffis. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sharp, Carolyn Deitrich, Janet Dum, Cheryl May, Judy Emerick, Karen Opdy- cke, Ginger Haislip, Alice Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Janice Henderson, Dianna Geeting, Mel- anie Parker, Janice Rufner, Sonja Amott, Elizabeth Bamhart, Judy Davis, Cheryl Hall, Melanie Oster, Judy Kline, Jeanette Aldrich. THIRD ROW: Terry Yontz, David Graham, Eugene Can- field, Jim Kuykendall, Marylou Farrington, Richard Fitch, Don Dangler, David Ritchie, James Harris. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Barrand, David McLaughlin, Allen Myers, Har ry Pointon, May- nard Hine, Dan Harding, Mike Nessel, Glen Myers, Keith Ordway, Steven Voss, Stanley Pontius. Not in Picture: Steven Daub, Bobby McEntarfer, Richard Kester. This page sponsored by WATERLOO DAIRY, Waterloo, Indiana. 36 Grac Five Grade Four FIRST ROW: Miss Dirrim, Carol Pinkerton, Diane Haynes, Don Sheets, John Girardot, Nancy Bricker, Albert Buss) SECOND ROW: Paula Brown, Valencia Johnson, Sandra Gnagy, Barbara | Dunn, Sandra Miller, Larry Thimlar, Alma Wakefield, Anna Rose Lockwood, Linda Sebert, Shirley Albright, Niki Ford. THIRD ROW: Bobby Roose, Christine Bolen, Richard Tuttle, Gerry Yontz, Ronald Messmann, Bruce Ebert, Richard Payne, Warren Toneman, James Starkey, Carolyn Lesiuk, Larry Schlosser. FOURTH ROW: Donald Weirich, Steven Ulm, Mark Shultz, Dennis Sutton, Eddie Karasek, Robert Platt, Larry Wheeler, John Phillips, Gregg Fuhlenbrock, Steven Eberly, : Kent Miser. Grade Three FIRST ROW: Miss Hamman, Lynn Strock, Tommy Muzzillo, Gertrude Kennedy, Anna Sewelin, Rochelle Clear, Johnny Aldrich. SECOND ROW: JoEllen Starkey, Victor Emerick, Duane Nodine, Harold Keller, Jr., Danny Straw, Stanley Smith, Cynthia Hassett, Linda Haskins. THIRD ROW: Kathy Sue Ritchie, Marlene Pfefferkorm, June Henderson, Merry Yontz, Linden Henderson, Margay Payne, Jimmy Souder, Ruth Anne Woolever, Sally Emerick, Mark Allion, Diane Cole- man. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Henderson, Kenneth Dunn, Larry Dunn, Linda Picklesimer, Tom Mettert, Harriet Keller, Roger Thimlar, Jimmy Hoff, Philip Geeting. NOT IN PICTURE: Leroy Ordway. FIRST ROW: Mss. Reinhart, Jill Palmer, Michael Lewis, Kevin Pressler, Lois Grawbadger, How- ard Lumpkins, Della Musser, Vickie Deusler. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Voss, Cynthia May, Sarah Dunn, Elaine Loos, Scott Eberly, Mary Knott, Catherine Boggs, Marva Sutton, Thomas Messman, Joe Magginnis. THIRD ROW: Terry West, Diana Henderson, Charles Allen, John Hoff, Cheryl Brown, Leonard Baughman, Barbara Ish, Joe Lewis, DeWayne Buss. _ Grade Two FIRST ROW: Mrs. McInto sh, Connie Fee, Michael Geeting, Cindy Weirich, Rebecca Tucker, Barbara Tuttle, Jerry West. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lesiuk, John Rufmer, Kevin Miser, Linda Daub, Steven May, Mary Hine, Eugene Smith, David Miller. THIRD ROW: Vicki McBride, Stephen Slentz, Janell Myers, Fredy Burns, Brenda Picklesimer, Alvin Pinkerton, Connie Albert- son, Richard Carroll, Gerald Gnagy, Jolene Fee, Tommy Armstrong. 38 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Allion, Pamela Magginnis, Harry Emsberger, Marguerite Marks, Susan Ken- nedy, Terry Haskins. SECOND ROW: Vaughn Spencer, Cheryl Ford, Sandra Pfefferhorn, Rose Grawbadger, Stephen Eberly, Scott Mutzfeld, Jon Charleston. THIRD ROW: Tommie Hassett, David Shipe, Don Phillips, Myra Picklesimer, Debra Lumpkins, Ronald Lesiuk, Richard Baker, Norman Brown. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Duncan, Junior Buss, Barbara Hall, Linda Schlosser, Billy McAlpin, Bonnie Tuttle. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Schlosser, Fred Barnhart, Larry Myers, Vincent Gadbois, Vicki Mettert, Bobby Dygest, Randy Sutton. THIRD ROW: Kay Carper, Ricky Sutton, Nancy Miser, Pamela Knott, Peggy Gerwig, Carole Boggs, Mike Fee, Lee Henderson. 69 Patrol Boys Max Dunn, Larry Rathert, Charles Will- iams, Mike Robinson, Bob Ish, Charles Sweet, Tom VanZile, Roy Smith, David Powers, Captain Johnny Smith. Philip Pinkerton, John Hall, Steven Pontius, David Hoot, Mike Robinson, Eugene Piatek, Dennis Makovicka, Steven Miller, Barry Shultz. BUS DRIVERS Clark Kelley, Robert Dove, Dick Smith, Har- vey Frick. Lorna Dove, Reuah Bixler. JANITORS Simon Kohl, Herman Diederich 10M lAd rea SEATED: Jerry Boman, Carolyn Weicht, Patty Piatek, Judy Tamey, Sally Kelley, Carolyn Hovarter, Darlene Makovicka, Sue Till, Donald Gurtner. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Love, Judy Duncan, Shirley Shull, Susan Buss, Sharon Smith, Rosalie Harding, Carole Warner, Janice Medsker, Janet Bergstrom, Sharon Crooks, Donna Jean Myers, Mr. Bowers. THIRD ROW: Dwight Grate, Lowell Stuckey, Gary Hire, Bill Horntrop, Douglas Colbart, David Dunn, Bob Wells, Jack Overmeyer, Neal Hodges. EDITOR-IN -CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVERTISING MANAGER ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS CALENDAR EDITOR ASSISTANT CALENDAR EDITOR ART EDITOR ASSISTANT ART EDITOR SALES MANAGER ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER POET ASSISTANT POET JOKE EDITOR ASSISTANT JOKE EDITOR SNAPSHOT EDITOR ASSISTANT SNAPSHOT EDITOR TYPISTS 42 Sally Kelley Carolyn Hovarter Jerry Boman Bob Wells Lowell Stuckey Darlene Makovicka Jack Overmeyer Don Gur tner Gary Hire Sharon Crooks Sue Till Shirley Shull Neal Hodges Susan Buss Judy Tarney Sharon Smith Patty Piatek David Dunn Donna Jean Myers Bill Horntrop Douglas Colbart Dwight Grate Carolyn Weicht Carole Warner Janice Medsker Judy Duncan Janet Bergsttom Rosalie Harding This page sponsored by THE WATERLOO TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, INC., Waterloo, Indiana. Formal Initiation Initiation State Convention FRONT ROW: Barbara Drerup, Carolyn Ho- varter, David Patterson, Sharon Crooks. SEC- OND ROW: Donna Jean Myers, Terry Oster, Laura Wagner, Darlene Makovicka. THIRD ROW: Susan Buss, Sue Till, Sonia Cherry, Lucille Miller. FOURTH ROW: Sally Kelley, Don Bard, Judy Till, Betty Nessel. FIFTH ROW: Lyle Bricker, Keith Tarney, Mary Lou Christlieb. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Bowers, Mrs. Love. Beta Club The Reta Club is a national organization formed by high school students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service to their schools and communities. The Waterloo High School chapter was in- stalled a year ago in rites conducted by the Riverdale Beta Club. Our chapter has the distinction of being the northern-most Beta Chapter in the United States. Membership is restricted to students of good character who maintain at least a B average in all academic sub- jects. This year Beta Club projects have included formula- tion of By-laws, participation in work days and a dance to raise money, attendance at the state convention with Mrs. Donald Myers as chaperone, and the compilation and posting of the honor roll as a service project for the school. Mr. Bowers and Mrs. Love sponsor the group. Officers PRESIDENT... 0c vceseceerceesee onaton Crook VICE PRESIDENT: « aelelee os iss sus se + David Patterson SECRETARY 11. a): vlelsieleie ssis.e ees sn Dalbara) Drerip PUREAS URE s 00s ei ste cle instete s eay «) « ALOly Lovarter This page sponsored by the BETA CLUB, Waterloo High School. LEFT: Mrs. Love, Carolyn Hovarter, Donna Jean Myers, Mrs, Clayton Pontius. CENTER: Mrs. Clayton Wamer, Patty Piatek, Mrs. ) Fred Miller. RIGHT: Mrs. Emest Wallace, Sally Kelley, Darlene Makovicka, Judy Tar- ney. FIRST ROW: Carole Wamer, Carolyn Weicht, Judy Duncan, Sharon Smith, Sue Till, Janet Bergstrom, Sharon Crooks, Susan Buss, Linda Pinkerton, Laura Wagner. SECOND ROW: Sharon Roush, Georgia Charleston, Zella Wallace, Mary Lou Christlieb, Sher- rill Palmer, Vada McDougall, Martha McBride, Ruth Ketel, Janice Medsker, Judy Payton, Sandra Rathert, June Kay Dirrim, Barbara Drerup. THIRD ROW: Barbara Sweet, Barbara Skelly, Beverly Johnston, June Roose, Beverly Sibert, Dana Brandon, : Sharon Kline, Loma Miser, Gloria Kelley, Ruth Ordway, Judy Squire, Betty Potter, | Virginia Rhoades, Ann Harris. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Henderson, Barbara Kline, | Lucille Miller, Ruth Dunn, Judy Till, Julia Pontius, Sonia Cherry, Carol Kammerer, | Margaret Smith, Marilyn Boyd, Necia Bard, Betty Nessel, Betty Wemer. Officers PRESIDENT. 3's. « ss sle.vle's, evatets oibieuel @iet tid Gl vane mmaaEs VICE PRESIDENT. ).50 01s -s a'e-s) a) ete oie an Cy eter SECRETARY .. cc ecweccccscececsc © o JOMMan Cam amare JREASURER. og 'e 0) a d-det ater tonne «e+e ecally Kelley CORRESPONDING SECRETARY........ Darlene Makovicka SONG LEADER... . 2c e000 0 0 « 01s oCalOn Vite veneene SPONSOR.). 5 is. «0 ole era letenel oe: eelel si enaitys is mmaaanas This page sponsored by THE Y-TEENS, Waterloo High School. 44 Initiation Membership in the Waterloo High School Y-Teens, a registered club under the national Y.W.C.A,, is open to all sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The group's main purposes are to foster Christian lives and to encourage fellowship among the girls of high school age. This year the Y-Teens went Christmas caroling, conducted a porch -light collection for the March of Dimes, sold chocolate bars to send delegates to the Mid-winter Conference, and sponsored an all- school talent show. In February a group of Y-Teens accompanied by Mrs. Love, club sponsor, traveled by train to Chicago for a sight-seeing tour and a weekend climaxed by their participation in the regional conference at Gary. Six mothers elected by the members assist the group with their work, The current Y-Teen mothers are Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Clay- ton Warner, Mrs. Clayton Pontius, Mrs. Ernest Wallace, Mrs. Guy Christlieb, and Mrs. Charles Smith. Librarians SEATED: Linda Pinkerton, Mrs. Starkey. STANDING: Neal Hodges, June Roose, Sally Kelley, Ruth Ketel, Darlene Mako- vicka, Carolyn Weicht, Sharon Smith. EEL Tee TUTE TT ee ne ee ee oe SEATED: Carolyn Weicht, Carole Wamer, Janice Medsker, Darlene Mako- vicka, Patty Piatek, Judy Tamey, Vada McDougall, Carolyn Hovarter, Mr. Workman. STANDING: Neal Hodges, Eric Kuykendall, Keith Miser, Jack Overmeyer, Sharon Crooks, After spilling many cc.'s of chemicals and fogging much paper, the Photo Club learned a lot about printing, developing, enlarging, copying, title making, retouching, and using various other photo - graphic techniques. The Photo Club was usually blamed for many of the odd pictures that turned up throughout the year. Their working hours seemed to be “eight p.m. ‘till late p.m.” Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Mr. Berg, Richard Korff, Lowell Stuckey, Jerry Myers, Donald Gurtner, Lyle Bowers, Jerry Boman. SECOND ROW: David Coleman, Steve Van Allen, Larry Gurtner, Dennis Peffley, Wayne Myers, Kenneth Harding, David Streets, De Wayne Lockwood, Bill Grawbadger, Herbert Rynearson. THIRD ROW: Carl Cobbs, Gerald Lockwood, Marvin Pease, John Stahl, Charles Mc- Bride, Herbert Leins, Steve Graham, This year's activities were highlighted by our trip to Harrison, Michigan. On this trip we enjoyed three days of camp- ing in the state park. Two of our members along with Mr. Berg and other chapters in the county enjoyed a week of camping in the northern part of Canada. We are also proud to have two candidates for the Hoosier Farmers Degree this year. They are Donald Gurtner and John Stahl. Other activities this year were farming about fifteen acres of ground, chapter pest contest, sale of variety garden seeds, and entrance of teams in the county judging contest. Another activity of great interest to us is our annual Father and Son Banquet. This year we give awards to the adult who has given us the most help during the year. Also awards are presented to the chapter's Star Farmer and Star Greenhand., The officers for this past year have been Jerry Myers, president; Richard Korff, vice-president; Donald Gurtner, sec- retary; Lyle Bowers, treasurer; Lowell Stuckey, reporter; Jerry Boman, sentinel. Mr. Berg, Richard Korff, Lowell Stuckey, Jerry Myers, Donald Gurt- ner, Lyle Bowers, Jerry Boman. This page sponsored by CORUNNA BEDDING COMPANY, Corunna, Indiana, 48 49 A a ‘The Woman in Black’’ Cast et ll nae Oe en a AYMAR, «ec eecccceececcee Jemy Myer; John Stahl Mrs. RIVETT....... Carolyn Hovarter; Sally Kelley TILLIE........... Donna Jean Myers; Judy Tamey BEAMIS. ..2.ee0eee0e0e20 Neal Hodges; David Dunn Dr. ROBERT HENSHAW. ....222-. Bill Parkinson JUDGE GRAVES, ...22e00ee0000 Lowell Stuckey VIRGINIA GRAVES. ........ .Sue Till; Carol Nelson EDWIN GRAVES..... Dwight Zerkle; Eric Kuykendall INSPECTOR DURGIN. ...++++eee+2.2e¢. Don Guittner THE STRANGER, ....... Herbert Leins; Jerry Boman RUBY. 2.22222. Janet Bergstrom; Janice Medsker BETTY FAIR. .....++e+.2.+. Joan DeWitt; Patty Piatek THE WOMAN IN BLACK... Carole Warmer; Susan Buss KALI, «ccc ener c eee c cece cece ees olitiey Shull Directed by Mrs. Robert Love Me and Directed by.......... Cast ROY HARRINGTON... ee cece cccccce Jelry Myers . , ARLEEN HARRINGTON, scccccccsceces os Siemans eines 4 — 'y Mrs. KING. «22 eee cc cece cee sbariene Makovicka oo csi SUSAN FISHER... ..eeeeeeeeee00e Shaton Crooks BRUCE DOUGLAS, .ccccccccccvccces Davia Ulm GEORGIA BUTLER. ...2+20++e00e2.Vada McDougall SHADOW, eee ccc ec cee cee ce cece oomitiey Shull HICKSON, ee ccccccsccccccces « e Dill Parkinson SABU. 2 oc ctccccccccccccsencseces Gall Gone 50 My Shadow” Mrs. Robert Love ROY HARRING TON. ....eeeeeeee. Jack Overmeyer ARLEEN HARRINGTON, ...02+..22eee. Patty Piatek Mrs. KING, «2.2 cee ccecvcccceee « Martha McBride BLIOMINGPISHERS 6 6 oc secs eeces coe eo Judy Dimcan BRUCE DOUGLAS, .....eeccceccceee David Lunn GEORGIA BUTLER, ....2cccecceceee Lara Wagner SHADOW, «eee cccccc cc cece ce « oLinda Pinkerton Biilectahigieisiets cre alesis o vive v.¢ ss eee Jetty Boman SABU. oor ccccccccccc cece ccee Douglas Colbart Saturday ce . LT. Night 51 Concert Band FIRST ROW: Barbara Kline, Rosanne Berg, Esther Reinhart, Barbara Skelly, Keith Miser, Barbara Souder, Shirley Stahl, Carol Nelson, Carolyn Weicht, Necia Bard, Terry Quinn. SECOND ROW: Barbara Sweet, Georgia Charleston, Sharon Kline, Tom Gettys, Steve Graham, Bob Buss, Margaret Smith, Dave Coleman, Tim Colbart, Carmon Weng- er, Sharon Crooks, Donna Jean Myers. THIRD ROW: Paul Bisel, Herb Rynearson, Wayne Myers, Donn Lowman, Kenny Harding, Dave Engle, Tom Camp, George Witt. STANDING ROW: Carole Wamer, Eric Kuykendall, Patty Piatek, Jerry Boman, Mr. Workman, Judy Till, Mary Lou Christlieb, Betty Nessel, Judy Duncan, Beverly Sibert, Sharon Smith. Majorettes Beverly Sibert, Judy Duncan, Betty Nessel, Mary Lou Christ- lieb, Judy Til. Marching Band Drum Major The Senior Band started off a busy season last summer when Mr. Reed took over the organization for the usual Concerts in the Park. Besides these concerts, the band performed many times at the Water- loo Centennial; traveled to Van Wert, Ohio; for the Peony Festival, Sharon Smith and marched in the Mermaid Festival Parade at North Webster, In- diana. Plenty ot work was in store for the band during the Auburn Fair, and this was immediately followed by the State Marching Con- test. After marching in the Halloween Parade, the band entered the basketball season with five half-time shows. One of these shows was repeated when the band took a very successful trip to the Fremont game. The band really sparkled this year with their new set of plumes and a complete rank of sparkling gold drums. Our thanks go to the Band Parents Club. Twenty-six entries in the solo and ensemble contest launched the bands’ concert season. The musical year wound up with the annual Spring Concert.” This page sponsored by WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL BAND. 53 Chorus FIRST ROW: Rebecca Sebert, Merrilee McLaughlin, Janet Bergstrom, Sharon Crooks, Carolyn Weicht, Vada McDougall, Laura Wagner, Sally Kelley, Barbara Souder, Mr. Workman. SECOND ROW: Lucille Miller, Patty Piatek, Rosalie Harding, Carole Warner, Darlene Makovicka, Patty Farrington, Sue Till, Carolyn Hovarter, Lorna Miser, Betty Shultz, Jane Platt, Judy Till, Dana Brandon, Margaret Smith, Shir- ley Stahl, Necia Bard. THIRD ROW: Barbara Skelly, Esther Reinhart, Judy Duncan, Carol Nelson, Dav- id Coleman, Tim Colbart, Thomas Gettys, Jack Overmeyer, Donald Crowl, Neal Hodges, Gary May, Larry Brandon, Rosanne Berg, Joyce Dunn, Carolyn Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Aschleman, Robert Weirich, Gerald Lockwood, Lyle Bowers, David Engle, Eric Kuykendall, Don Bard, Keith Tamey, Donn Lowman, Keith Miser, Jerry Boman, Paul Bisel, Kenny Harding, Maynard DeWitt. This page sponsored by THE BALDWIN CLEANERS, Waterloo, Indiana. 34 Ensemble FIRST ROW: Mr. Workman, Carolyn Weicht, Vada McDougall, Carole Warner, Patty Farring- ton, Carolyn Hovarter, Lorna Miser, Judy Till, Patty Piatek, Dana Brandon. SECOND ROW. Rebecca Sebert, Esther Reinhart, Merrilee McLaughlin, Sharon Crooks, Janet Bergstrom, Carol Nelson, Judy Duncan, Barbara Souder. THIRD ROW: David Coleman, Neal Hodges, Jack Overmeyer, Paul Bisel, Lyle Bowers, Keith Miser, Donn Lowman, Eric Kuykendall, Jerry Bo- man, Kenneth Harding, Thomas Gettys, Gary May, Larry Brandon. Accompanists Esther Reinhart, Carole Warner, Patty Piatek. 55 Junior Band FIRST ROW: Adrienne Meyer, Carol Sheets, Becky Nice, Marsha Hodges, Karen Myers, Diane Hoff, Nancy Lockwood, John Hall, Sharon Knott, Tom Stahl. SECOND ROW: Carol Till, Glee Keesler, Rusty Wakefield, George Noirot, Ricky Graffis, Kenny Eastridge, Ted Bachtel, Skip Haislip, Ronald Miller. THIRD ROW: Jack Strow, David Hoot, Fred Wenger, Herman Ging rich, Denny Makovicka, Terry Hartman, Eugene Piatek, Donnie Gettys. STANDING: Suzanne Christlieb, Jim Ashleman, Diane May, Janet Hall, Bob Charleston, Linda Wallace, Mr. Work- man. Beginner’s Band FIRST ROW: Melanie Parker, Karen Opdycke, Alice Lockwood, Betty Hartman, Lee Myers, Sally Nodine, Melanie Oster, Glen Myers. SECOND ROW: Sandy Toneman, Janet Cleman, Richard Fitch, Judy Davis, Elizabeth Barnhart, Jim Harris, Jim Kuykendall, Eugene Canfield, Mike Graham. This page sponsored by ORDWAY MARATHON STATION, Waterloo, Indiana. 56 Its thlet ieee ORE EET Ee ia a Hands of Guidance Robert Dove a EB 00 q re ae A q : 2 2 Ee ot La) oD 3S e 4 Yel q o = ie} 3) i) 59 =a) Pal mS a rq “4 = 1?) oP) - a 5 = A é O § se 6 fev) ° ma am GO BO Indiana. Bruce Gurtner Baseball The baseball team won two games this year beating Riverdale twice; they lost six. The comer conference tournament was held here with Fremont winning the title. The participating teams were Fremont, Avilla, Riverdale, Ashley, Hamilton, Wol- cottville, and Waterloo, FRONT ROW: John Gushwa, James Sutton. CENTER ROW: Larry Gurtner, David Cool, Bob Buss, David Crosley, Art Lutman, Don DeWitt, and Lyle Miller. BACK ROW: Lowell Stuckey, Gary Hire, Lyle Bowers, Richard Korff, Barry Cool, Dale Myers, Dick East- ridge, Carmon Wenger, and David Dunn. oS = eee s CENTER: Dave Engle, Coach Bourquin. STANDING: Jerry Myers, Lowell Stuckey, Lyle Bowers, Barry Cool, Dale Myers, Richard Eastridge, Dave Dunn, Richard Korff, Herbert Leins, Terry Oster. Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Angola Harlan Riverdale Butler Avilla Hamilton Garrett Ligonier Ashley Lagrange 98 64 46 59 73 22 44 99 33 64 Scoreboard Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Sectional: Waterloo 35 - Ashley 45 Cheerleaders 62 Beverly Sibert, Sharon Smith, Sue Till. Ashley 64 Hamilton 43 Pleasant Lake 59 Fremont 44 Churubusco 52 Wolcottville 57 Huntertown 65 Rome City 61 Albion 64 Ashley 73 This page sponsored by the DeKALB COUNTY FARM BU- REAU CO-OP. When the Great Scorer comes To write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost But how you played the game. This page sponsored by the CO- RUNNA FEED MILL, Corunna, In- diana. KNEELING: Don DeWitt, Larry Gurtner, Robert Buss, Wayne Myers, Delbert Makovicka, John Gushwa, Larry Brandon. STANDING: Jim Sutton, David Patterson, Don Bard, Keith Tarney, Al- bert Shuman, John Renwald, David Cool, Gerald Lockwood. Cheerleaders Mary Lou Christlieb, Esther Reinhart, Judy Till. Compliments of SUTTON'S MARKET. 64 Junior High Basketball SEATED: Jerry Karasek, Dick Dietrich, Kenny Buss, Keith Eberly, Dick Dunn, Bill Schlosser, Ronny Miller, Joe Dunn. SECOND ROW: Tom Till, Don Gettys, Tom Stahl, Carl Myers, Marion Shultz, Skip Haislip, Herman Ging- rich, Fred Wenger, Jim Aschleman, Gary Miller, Mike Rathert. THIRD ROW: Carson Neible, Phil Speers, Don Musser, Karl Keiper, Bob Charleston, Terry Hartman, Jacque Stroh, Mike Starkey, George Noirot, Kenny East- ridge, Ned McIntosh. Cheerleaders: Carol Till, Linda Muzzillo, Karen Myers. Ne DORM WR AS@ 14 28 a wp NO Re 15 16 19-20 Oo Om WN Calendar SEPTEMBER Back to the grindstone--school starts. Hurrah! We beat Riverdale in baseball. Senior play practice starts, Many boys have been eating watermelons at noon--compliments of Jerry Boman and Doug Colbart. Jolly Juniors open concession stand. Money! Money] Goody -children's day at the fair, but they let the high school go too. OCTOBER Start running laps boys! Basketball practice starts, Seniors made $250 on the fair stand, C'mon smile for the birdie--senior pictures taken, Thank you, Mr, Graffis, All the seniors enjoyed the trip to Grand Rapids, Sophomore skating party. Seniors make $850 on magazine sales. Bob Wells was high sales- man. Seniors present ME AND MY SHADOW. NOV EMBER Angola defeats the Mighty Wildcats by two points. We lose to Harlan. Cookies, cookies anyone? Juniors start cookie sales, Senior Beta members go to Indianapolis for the convention, Yea Wildcats! We defeat Riverdale. Seconds take MILKBOTTLE, Freshman skating party. Windmills defeat us, Wildcats try, but Avilla's Panthers are just too much--we lose, Junior class rings arrive, The Mighty Wildcats down the Hamilton Marines 28 to 22, DECEMBER Wildcats defeat undefeated Garrett. There is sorrow among the fans as Dick Korff's ankle is broken. Ligonier beats the Wildcats in an overtime game, Jack disposes of the Overmeyer family car, Ashley defeats us, Out for Christmas vacation, and we lose to LaGrange Lions. Holiday tourney--Ashley wins, The best helping hand in the world is at the end of your own arm, JANUARY Everyone returns to school, Avilla wins freshman tourney. Huntertown defeats the Seconds in an overtime to win second team tourney, No school--too much snow. Lose to Pleasant Lake. Semester ends--we lose to Fremont. Band marches. Sophomores have a class party at Don Bard's, Let this be a lesson to anyone who doesn't ice skate. Don't leani when there is water on the ice, Senior party. Lose exciting game to ‘Busco, Jerry Boman led the cheering block in TE--AM. In an exciting overtime game Wolcottville beat us. Speech Class Play was huge success, FEBRUARY Wildcats lose to Huntertown. Darlene Makovicka receives first in this school's Betty Crocker's Homemaker of Tomrorow contest. We were sorry to hear that Mr. Overmeyer, who has become ill, will not be able to return for several weeks, Some good-looxing recruiters talk to the senior boys about joining the services, Wildcats lose a thriller to the Romans of Rome City. Junior play try-outs. The Albion Trojans defeat the Wildcats, The Wildcats lose to the Ashley Aces, State Music Contest--Mary Lou Christlieb receives first, Sectional starts, MARCH Garrett with its mighty Railroaders took the sectional at Churu- busco, Sue Till wins history contest, Freshmen have a skating party. Beta club dance--Royal Ball. FFA Father and Son Banquet. APRIL Junior Class Play. Senior Car Wash. Spring Concert. MAY Corner Conference Track Meet. Seniors leave Fort Wayne at 7:00 a.m. Spend night in Pittsburgh. Washington, here we are! Today we will have a gay time in New York] Home Sweet Home! Tired Seniors arrive home. Baccalaureate. Eighth Grade Promotional, Commencement. School is out. Free once again. 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