Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago as first graders twenty-six of us entered Waterloo-Grant Township School. Of this group thirteen have remained to the end. In no time at all we were enter- ing junior high, end these two years were climaxed by our eighth grade graduation. At last we entered high school with Mrs. Marcelle Voss as our freshman sponsor. Our first project to start building funds for our senior trip was a skating part y. In our sophomore year Mr. Albert Berg, our class sponsor, helped us through our card sales, bake sales, and the buying of our green and white class sweaters. Our junior year was filled with work. Mr. L. C. Ford guided us very successfully through this year. There were sock hops, cookie sales, and the concession stand. This was the year we got our class rings. It was also this year that we gave one of the most successful plays presented at Waterloo Neadin' for a Weddin.'” In September of 1955 we entered school with a new dignity. This was our busiest and most enteresting year. Everything we had worked for was to come to a climax this year. Our senior year found us presenting another successful class play entitled ‘Desperate Ambrose. Mr. Robert Dove safely guided us through our paper drives and magazine sales. On graduation night we received our diplomas signifying that Waterloo school days are behind us. We will always be grateful to our parents and teachers who have helped us along the waye .

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, being of sound mind and memory, does hereby declare this its last will and testament, revoking all former wills. Don Bard, do hereby will my time in the laboratory to Larry Gurtner. Dana Brandon, do hereby will all my troubles of my senior year to Pat Lautzenhiser. Bob Buss, do hereby will my ability to sell magazines to Coach Bourquin to Don DeWitt. Georgia Charleston, do hereby will my bookkeeping and all practice sets to anyone that can put them to better use than I have. Sonia Cherry, do hereby will my second year shorthand books to Carolyn Dunn. Mary Lou Christlieb, do hereby will my music ability to Carolyn Dunn. Bill Clark, do hereby will my ability not to get any half hours to Herman Gingrich. Tim Colbart, do hereby will my thirty-six half hours to Larry Miller. David Coleman, do hereby will my ability to keep out of trouble in sixth period study hall to Sandy Warner. David Crossley, do hereby will my ability to be big to my brother Sam. Tom Gettys, do hereby will my ability to get in trouble in Mr. Johnson's class to Dick Dietrich. Steve Graham, do hereby will that silver tuba to anyone crazy enough to play it. Ken Harding, do hereby will my ability to get in arguments with Cousin Clif in speech and government classes to anyone who wants it. Joe Harter, do hereby will my speech book to Ruth Ann Sayles. Jon Hire, do hereby will my ability to keep out of trouble to Larry Miller. Beverly Johnston, do hereby will my government book to anyone foolish enough to accept it. Bill Kennedy, do hereby will to Bob Weirich my ability to match nickels in speech and govermment classes without getting kicked out. Barbara Kline, do hereby will to Joyce Dunn my ability to get my license on the first try. Laura Lautzenhiser, do hereby will my ability to change schools at the start of my senior year to anyone who thinks it might be fun--it's not as bad as it seemed. Wayne Luttman, do hereby will my ability with certain Kendallville girls to Bill Tucker. Paul Mettert, do hereby will my curly hair to Carolyn Dunn. Lucille Miller, do hereby will Virgil to anyone who wants him. Keith Miser, do hereby will my science lab messes to Phil Dunn. Dale Myers, do hereby will my intelligence to Pat Patterson. Wayne Myers, do hereby will my worn out basketball trunks to Skip Haislip. Betty Ann Nessel, do hereby will my love of pizza to anyone who does not like it. Ruth Ordway, do hereby will my good looks to my sister. John Piatek, do hereby will my singing voice to Barbara Souder. Virginia Rhoads, do hereby will my driver's license to Ruth Ann Sayles--she really needs it. Steve Runge, do hereby will my band uniform to Randy Rude. I hope you get a good tailor because you'll need it. Herb Rynearson, do hereby will all my bookkeeping troubles to Mr. Dove. Barbara Skelly, do hereby will my first clarinet chair to my cousin, Lee Myers. Margaret Smith, do hereby will my ability to drive a car right side up to Rosanne Berg. Judy Squier, do hereby will my ability to get along with a boy from Garrett to Sharon Treesh. Jim Sutton, do hereby will my ability to hit Hudson pick-ups to anyone dumb enough to do it. Keith Tarney, do hereby will my foreign policies to anyone more capable of handling them. Judy Till, do hereby will my cheerleading and drum majorette uniforms to Esther Reinhart for her senior year. Good luck, Esther. WLTNESSES: vO President Webi c Reve Sponsor 4 Vice esiaene 7 Sponsor (ee ik p p : i, Secretary 1 ' Historian Ke : { . Wie. Treasurer Z3

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