Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

ECKHART PUBLIC LIBRARY rae y 603 S. Jackson St. ¢ oo sis Pas igs vs i Auburn, IN 46706 Tosi af (= erat {) VA s 0 j fe : ¥ j “ys : ” (MW es a i 3 : i, Gua 8 Hpukikea Var an V Jers. Cc ar REBECCA SEBERT Editor JANE PLATT Assistant Editor PAUL BISEL Business Manager MOLLY TUCKER Assistant Business Manager WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL Waterloo, Indiana oe Se we Le Y Z Oo . ue san ea BT RS See A ne See aE YE TE il LE EE By he z : : Ss a ait i SSS siegiaiata De SA - ‘ae ACHIEVEMENT Achievement is that for which we are constantly striving, and once obtained, is the best reward for our endeavors. Throughout our years at Waterloo our goal has been to achieve only the best. Every year we have gained more knowledge and experience which have helped us to come a little closer to that goal. In our high school years we have worked diligently and have been rewarded for our efforts with our class sweaters and rings, and our trip to Washington and New York. Then came graduation day. As each one of us stepped forward to receive his diploma, he knew that he had achieved one of the most valuable rewards of a lifetime. Yet it is not the diploma or the class ring and sweater that is the greatest reward for our efforts. These are only symbols for the abstract qualities that have enriched our lives and will continue to do so for as long as we live. The education that we have re- ceived has unlocked for us the door to the great achievements of mankind The door to democracy was also unlocked for us by our education. Of the important by-products of our education, the friendships we have made mean the most to us. We shall always cherish our friendships with our fellow students and carry with us fond memories of our school years at Waterloo. DEDICATION In 1950 Mrs. Robert Love joined the teach- ing staff of Waterloo High School. Since then she has gained the respect and confidence of all . who know her. She is a friend, companion, and good sport as well as an excellent teacher. The Senior Class of 1960 has a deep respect and admiration for Mrs. Love. She has given much of her time and talent in helping us to produce our very successful Junior and Senior class plays. As our class sponsor she guided us through a successful senior year and made it a year we will long remember. For all of these and many other memorable experiences we have shared, we, the Senior Class, as a small token of our appreciation and thanks, do hereby dedicate the 1960 Rosebud to our beloved Mrs. Love. SCHOOL BOARD te Seated: Edward C. Barton - - - - School Superintendent Wis VC. VOSSs ae Bu Ree ee Secretary Standing: Pee tecrg 1aiS I Di a en eh = oer Te asurer Donald Myersy-) = =i 8- 9) =) — = President Mr. Myers and Mr. Voss are both farmers in the Waterloo community. Mr. Voss is also trustee of Grant Township. Mr. Haislip is one of the local barbers. The Town Board appoints the president and treasurer for a term of two years. The secretary is elect- ed for a term of four years. Mrs. Gurtner is our school secretary, which position she has held for two years. Marilyn has been vitally important to our school in helping to keep it running smoothly and efficiently. She grad- uated from Waterloo High School with the class of 1954, MARILYN GURTNER EST HER NESSEL Mrs. Nessel is the De- Kalb County School Nurse. This is the second year she has held this office. Mrs. Nessel visits our school as often as she is able and gives vision and hearing tests, checks teeth, and assists with Patch tests for Tuberculosis. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE... | Congratulations to the Senior Class, the Rosebud staff, and the sponsors for a fine achievement in | this year's school annual. It is my hope that the learnings you have received and the sense of accom- plishment experienced are sufficient reward for your many hours of cooperative effort. Surely this pic- torial record of your final year of high school living wil l bring you many hours of future pleasure. In saying God-Speed” to the Class of 1960, I have no magic formula or key to success to offer you. Try to develop a plan for your future and to find a purpose in what you do. Keep in mind that One Per- fect Life and consult often the Book in which it is recorded. May you experience success and happiness Edjsrd C. farted Edward C. Barton and be of service to your fellow man. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE ... Your days at Waterloo High are full of experiences - many of which are recorded in this Rosebud. May these experiences fit you for future responsibilities as active participating citizens of your commu- nity. Within the halls of Waterloo School the basic skills of learning have been yours to acquire. Those skills are vividly in the background of the activities portrayed in this Rosebud. All are a means of ex- pression - whether in thought, word, or deed. To the Class of 1960 - Good Luck, and my sincere best wishes for the future. May I commend high- ly the Rosebud staff for their efficient work in recording for the future these experiences of Waterloo High School. They have become a part of each and every Waterloo High Student. Unrhe a dltak Ler Urban Steckler RICHARD D, BOURQUIN Degree: B.Ed. Colleges: University of Toledo Subjects: U. S. History; Civics; Health; Physical Education Activities: Head Coach PAUL H. ANKNEY ALBERT B. BERG Degree: B.S. Degree: B.Ed. Colleges: Indiana Central; Colleges: Wisconsin State Teachers; Indiana University; Man- Purdue chester; Ball State Subjects: Social Studies Assistant Sponsor: Freshman Class Subjects: Vocational Agriculture; Biology; Physical Science Sponsor: Freshman Class Activities: F.F.A.; 4-H LAMOILE C. FORD EVELYN N. FORD Degree: B.S., M.S. Colleges: Ball State; Indiana Uni- Degree: B.S. versity Colleges: Ball State; Indiana Subjects: Physics; Mathematics University Sponsor: Junior Class Subjects: Commerce Activities: The Student Log RUTH H. BUTLER Degree: B.S. Colleges: Indiana State Teachers; Purdue Subjects: Home Economics Activities: Beta Club Sponsor; 4-H Assistant Sponsor: Freshman Class ELIZABETH L. LOVE Degrees: A.B., M.A. College: Indiana University Subjects: English; Latin Activities: Dramatics; State Beta Club Sponsor Sponsor: Senior Class URBAN F, STECKLER Degrees: A.B., M.S. Colleges: Evansville; Indiana Uni- versity Subjects: Speech; English; Drivers Training Activities: Dramatics; Advisor to Rosebud Staff RONDA E, STARKEY Degree: A.B. College: Manchester Subjects: English; World History Activities: Librarian; Audio-Visual; Y-Teen Sponsor CHARLOTTE S. STECKLER Decree: A.B, College: Evansville Subjects: Mathematics; Health; Physical Education; General Busi- ness Activities: Advisor to Rosebud Staff CHARLES D. MARR Desree: B.S. Ed. College: Ohio University Subjects: Beginners, Junior, and Senior Band; Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club RONALD E, VAUGHN Decres- eB. San EG: College: Ball State Subjects: Mechanical Drawing; Shop; Drivers Training Activities: Freshman Basket- ball Coach Sponsor: Sophomore Class CLASS OF ’60 HISTORY In 1948, forty-one bright-eyed, mischievous little children entered the door of Waterloo school. Out of this group twenty- two of them spent all of their school years at Waterloo. After eight years of hard work and fun we finally reached our eighth grade promotion. At last we began our Freshman year. Mrs. Voss was our spon- sor that year. We started our money-making projects for our Senior trip by selling candy and having skating parties. In our Sophomore year our sponsor was Mrs. Peacock. Shortly after school convened, Mrs. Peacock took a leave of absence. Mr. Berg took over the responsibilities of the Sophonapre Class. At this time the main project of the class was the sale of greeting cards. Under his supervision the sales were exceptionally good. Mrs. Peacock returned after eight weeks. Other projects that year were skating parties and a bake sale. We got our class sweaters also. In our Junior year Mr. Ford led us through a pleasant and suc- cessful year. Our main projects were the concession stand and WAY I the sale of pop. We also had bake sales, several sock hops, a car hs wash, a skating party, a WPTA record hop, and a most successful class play, Home Sweet Homicide, ” Love. We also purchased our class rings. Just after school closed the class had an ice cream social and bake sale. TEACHER 3 ee under the direction of Mrs. Finally with hearts filled with joys, disappointments, and hopes for the future, we entered our Senior year. Mrs. Love, our spon- sor, guided us through this, our most important and successful year. This year we sponsored the annual magazine sale, a bake sale, a homecoming dance, several record hops and paper drives and another successful class play, “Belvedere.” We also published our annual. After twelve years of struggle, we finally reached our goal - graduation and the long awaited Senior trip. We wish to thank our parents and teachers and all of the other people who have made this goal possible. We also want to thank Mrs. Love and Mr. Bourquin for being our chaperones. Our trip exceeded all our expectations. N oe 0 Z Lu N PRESIDENT LARRY LEE GURTNER ss Larry” Wr tiaseleosoe @lasselreasine rss Class President 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, hepa, 1,2).35,4) Reporter 2; Treasurer 3, President 4; Basketball Ineo ne mic aCke Coma a baseDalllmin 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; 4-H Ciel. 2,0,4; Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4 HISTORIAN DAVID ALLEN CARROLL Mouse We dol SS) IL, Pas eh ahs (GIleIs@ Isliksieeizhar 4% Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseba lim 2ao cl mina c kal er ena. Class Play 3, Speech Play 4 SECRETARY DONALD EUGENE DeWITT Mutt W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3, Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2,3 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4 TREASURER PHILIP CAMPBELL DUNN ) ad nue W.H.S. 1,2,3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4 Class Play 3,4 VICE-PRESIDENT JOYCE MARIE DUNN Dunnie W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Y-Teens 2, 8,4, President 4. Cheerleader 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4 SERGEANT-AT-ARMS DAVID LEE SHUMAN Boomer W.H.S. 1,2,38,4; Sergeant-at- Arms 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Athletic Student Manager 2,3 oe ee Ss GARY JACK ALDRICH Gooch Weeo, 1,2,3,4 LARRY LeROY BRANDON “Larry” Weatdes. L,2,3,4:Class Vice- President 1; Student Council 4, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Base- ball 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Chorus 1,2, 4; Ensemble 1; Class Play 3 ROSANNE KAY BERG Bergie” Wola S. i, 2B, , Ae Glass shisnorizgin a, Secretary 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Beta Glub2,3, 4° Y=Teens 2-3, 4: Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Store Manager 3 PAUL KENT BISEL PHI W.H.S. 1,2,38,4; Annual Staff 4: Bow Giusy DY, 8, Be ieiovel LP, B54 Librarian 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Ensemble 1; Class Play 3,4 JERRY LEE ASCHLEMAN Jerry W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; pyeres, Cluny Bo 4 Claes 1, Bi, zc Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Student Log 4; Store Manager 3 DONALD LEE CROWL -Don WE 18h, S, 1,853,4% Glaerns ile Amwell Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4 CAROLYN SUE DUNN Sooky W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1, Historian 2; Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 3; Student Log 4 SHARON KAY HARRIS Cookie W.H.S. 1,2,4; Ashley 3; Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Chorus 4; Office Staff 4; Librarian 2 CAROLYN ANN GRATE Carolyn Wes, J,2,3,4: Chotts.o74 Glee Club 4; Class Play 3 PATRICIA ANN FARRINGTON wt Pats W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2, 3,4: Y -T €ens 2,05 4s Dalicieeme ree: Majorette 3, Drum Majorette 4; Dance Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Ensemble 1; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Log 3,4 DOUGLAS KAY ISBELL Doug W.H.S. 1,2,8,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3 JOHN EDWARD GUSHWA John W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4-eBaseballelacnct4 mina Ckwinoeos 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 3 JANICE MARIE KENNEDY Janice Wet s . 1,2,°0,4; Annual Staff.4, Y-Teens 2,3,4; Band 3; Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Student Log 3, 4; Librarian 4 GERALD ALLEN LOCKWOOD Jerry W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F,F, A. 1,2,8,4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 4; ‘Class Play 3; Speech Play 3 PATRICIA JANE LAUTZENHISER Pate Butler i, 2s Wolisowe, 4;)Fonl. A. ks Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Language Club 2; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4 DALE DeWAY NE LOCKWOOD DeWayne W.H.S. 1,2,8,4; Annual Staff 4; FL FA, 152,06, 4, Reporter 3, Sec= retary 4; Class Play 3,4 EDITH LINN KUYKENDALL wEdie: W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Student Log 3,4; Office Staff 4 GARY LEE MAY id Gary WoikLS, 1,2, 854s DEmee seine BS, e Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4 JERRY JAMES MUZZILLO Muzz W, HoS, 152,323, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4 LARRY LEE MILLER Red GLENN RICHARD McDONALD Glenn W.H.S. 1,2;3;4:Anntalestanet W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 ; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 3 MARY KATHRYN ORDWAY Kathy JON WILLIAM PAYNE Ww Jon WebeSs 1.2730; 4: Anniualestati a: Beta Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Librarian 4 W.H.S. 1,2,3, 4; Athletic Student Manager 1, 2,3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech Play 4 WILLIAM ARCHIE NICE SBT W.H.S, 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2; Band 1; Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4 JANE ANN PLATT pe lattsrs W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Glub.273. 4: Corresponding Secretary 3; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Band iy 2,somDancesband 2)o,4: Ghotus: 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Office Staff 4 { DENNIS WAYNE PEFFLEY “Dennis” Pinky W.H.S, 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paroawt, 270,4. ccentinel 3: Class Play 3 | W.G.S. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F,F, A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Class Play 3 ESTHER ELAINE REINHART Esther Weries 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Re- porema. Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Cheerleader 1,2,38; Bandel,2.o,4:; Majorette 2, 3,4: Danecesband 25.0, 4: Ghorus 1, 253, 4; Ensemble 1; Pianist 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech Play 4 JOHN KARL RENNWALD LOU W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Speech Play 3 TERRY JAMES QUINN Terry: WHE Opel 2.5, a banda anon: Librarian 3; Dance Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; German Band 2,3; Nut Band 4; Class Play 3,4 BETTY JEAN SHULTZ Shultzie W.H.S. 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4: Ye heenstzs og 42 GUOlisel ona Ensemble 1; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Office Staff 4 REBECCA ANN SEBERT Becky RUTH ANN SAYLES Ruthie W.H..S. 1,2,3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3, 4, Reporter 3; Y-Teens 253, 4; Dance Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pianist 2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Student Log 3; Store Manager 3; Office Staff 4; Librarian 4 W.H.S. 1,2,38,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3 SHARON LEE TREESH Sharon SHIRLEY LOUISE STAHL Shirl W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Office Staff 4 | W.H.S. 1,2,38,4; Annual Staff 4; | Y-Teens Aas), ale deeunyal IL. Sh vas Majorette 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; Student Log 3,4; Office Staff 4 BARBARA ELLEN SOUDER eyelet)” W.H.S. 1,2,8, 4; Class Historian 2 3; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Y-Teens 2,5,4; Band 152,34 sec- retary 2,3, 4; Dance Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,38,4; Ensemble 1; Glee Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; German Band 2,3: Office Staff 4 GEORGE WILLIAM TUCKER SBill” W.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. | | | | | { | | CLASS SONG (To the tune of Waterloo) Ve are seniors, And we're happy you can bet, Cause we broke Every record that's been set. Vorked together In our projects it is true, ind we're, oh, so glad That we're from Waterloo. Jow our years of Education here are past, ind we're going into The “big wide world” at last. Ve'll remember all | The years we've spent and too, Ve will always boast That we're from Waterloo. | ! Vaterloo, Waterloo, We will boast, “We're from Waterloo. hough next year we'll all be gone, | Our memories will linger on ‘f the happy years We spent at Waterloo. Play 3; Speech Play 3. ROBERT JOSEPH WEIRICH Bob WSit-sS.) 1) 2)3,4; Chorus 1, 2:.Ath- letic Student Manager 1, 2; Class STEVEN PHILIP WILSON Steve WeloS. 1.2; 3,4; Beta Club 2, 3.4; Store Manager 3. MOLLY: © LUCGKER Molly Anderson 1,2; W.H.S. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 2; Glee Club 1; Class Play 3,4; Speech Play 4; School Paper 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO To Strive, to Seek; to Find, and not to Yield. Director Mrs. Robert Love Student Directors Kathryn Ordway Janice Kennedy Stage Manager Phil Dunn Stage Crew Bob Weirch Dave Shuman Jon Payne Prompters Pat Lautzenhiser Betty Shultz Molly Tucker Make-Up Pat Farrington Shirley Stahl Becky Sebert Alice Foster Pat Lautzenhiser Sharon Harris SENIOR PLAY “BELVEDERE” Jerry Aschleman DeWayne Lockwood Harry King Bill Nice John Gushwa Tacey King Edith Kuykendall Jane Platt Marsha King Barbara Souder Esther Reinhart Bobbie King Carolyn Dunn Joyce Dunn Edna Philby Becky Sebert Rosanne Berg Bill Philby” Paul Bisel Larry Gurtner Mr. Appleton Terry Quinn Don Crowl “Mrs. Appleton Molly Tucker Sam@elrowes Jon Payne Don Dewitt JUNIOR PLAY “HOME SWEET HOMICIDE” April Edith Kuykendall Joyce Dunn Dinah Becky Sebert Carolyn Dunn Archie Larry Brandon Don DeWitt PBills Paul Bisel Bill Nice 5O Hares DeWayne Lockwood John Gushwa EPollys Ruth Sayles Pat Farrington Wallie” Jon Payne Gary May Frankie Dennis Peffley Terry Quinn Rupert Don Crowl Steve Wilson prctes Gerald Lockwood Dave Carroll Mrs. Cherington Carolyn Grate Molly Tucker Mr. Cherington Larry Gurtner Jerry Aschleman Joe lla Janice Kennedy Rosanne Berg Slukey” Douglas Isbell Bill Tucker Toe Jerry Muzzillo Dewane Pinkerton “Wendy” Jane Platt Shirley Stahl Mag Nancy Matson Pat Lautzenhiser “Betsy” Kathryn Ordway Betty Shultz “Flashlight” Dave Shuman Dave Shuman Director Mrs. Love Student Directors Sharon Treesh Jane Platt lee ve® Ce SP RE ETL MY LIE LE ILE SY DDG . - . oS oS 2G CRS oS De LD ON SZ ee ao LG C7 S a a co a DOL OG CO ZS oe Ze eS OSL JUNIORS SKIP HAISLIP, President LINDA MUZZILLO, Vice-President JANET HALL, Secretary NANCY LOCKWOOD, Treasurer SHARON TONEMAN, Historian TED BACHTEL ALYCE BARD CARL BARD JEAN BOWMAN MAURICE BOYD SUE BROWN KENNETH BUSS SHIRLEY COBBS SAM CROSSLEY LINDA DEETZ KAREN KARNES GLEE KEESLER KARL KEIPER DICK DIETRICH KENNETH EASTRIDGE MIKE EBERLY LANI FRIEND IRIS GRIESER ROSANNA HARTER TERRY HARTMAN MARY JANE HENDERSON JIM MATSON DIANE MAY BRENDA McDONALD DON MUSSER REBECCA NICE GEORGE NOIROT PATRICIA PATTERSON BOB PEASE CHERYL PONTIUS BOB POTTER CHARLENE RICH MICHAEL ROWE RANDY RUDE JUDY RYNEARSON CAROL SCHMIDT JEAN SEBERT MARION SHULTZ DENNIS SMITH DICK SMITH HOWARD SQUIRE MIKE STARKEY JACQUE STROH EUNICE TILGHMAN CAROL TILL SANDRA WARNER SOPHOMORES Jim Aschleman, President Marsha Hodges, Vice-President Diane Hoff, Secretary Joe Dunn, Treasurer Karen Myers, Historian Darlene Albertson Rick Bergstrom Marsha Blacker Gilbert Bonecutter Nancy Brandon Donna Brown Bob Charleston Ken Christman Richard Dunn Keith Eberly Don Gettys Coleen Grate Duane Grieser Jerry Hart Larry Hart | | Judith Hine Cheryl Karnes Sally Kennedy Jerry Kirkpatrick Linda Kuykendall Luella Lautzenhiser Thomas Leins Norman Luttman Kenneth McDonald Adrienne Meyer Ronnie Miller Carl Myers Lee Myers Gerald Pepple Frances Pollack William Pollack Mike Rathert Steven Rynearson William Schlosser . Valetta Shippy Philip Speer Tom Stahl Cletus Stevens Clinton Stevens Jim Stubblefield Tom Till Sherry Yontz FRESHMEN John Smith, President Dianna Jo Dunn, Vice-President Judy Mansur, Secretary Sandra Toneman, Treasurer Gene Piatek, Historian John Butler Susanne Christlieb Ruth Christman Shelia Clear Janet Coleman Max Dunn Priscilla Eastridge Kenneth Gingrich Richard Graffis Glen Grate Jerry Grawbadger David Hill John Hall David Hoot Betty Harter Robert Ish Duaine Karnes Larry Lockwood Rosalynd Luttman Dennis Makovicka Sally Nodine Dona Lee Noirot Patrick Patterson Ivan Pepple Richard Pfefferkorn Phil Pinkerton Steven Pontius Dave Powers Beverly Quinn Larry Rathert Connie Roop Linda Roose Sande Rude Ann Rynearson Judy Sayles Mary Sebert Ruth Sebert Barbara Sewelin Barry Shultz Harweda Stevens Mavis Sutton Clarence Treesh Geraldine Treesh ’ Rusty Wakefield Linda Wallace Roma Wells John Willey Karen Zerkle Dick Bourquin is head coach. Mr. Bourquin has coached basketball, baseball and track in our school for the last five years. Ned MclIntosh coaches Junior High Athletics which include basketball and track. He has held this position for twenty years and has thoroughly enjoyed working with the Junior High boys. Ronald Vaughn is the Freshman basketball coach, and assistant coach for baseball and track. This is Mr. Vaughn's first year at Waterloo High. He came here from Hamilton High School where he was Athletic Director and baseball and track coach. Bruce Gurtner is the B team basketball coach and assistant coach for baseball and track. Mr. Gurtner has very ably filled this position here at Waterloo High School for eighteen years and is well- liked and respected by all the boys. STUDENT MANAGERS JON PAYNE Jon, a senior, has been a very capable student man- ager for four years. For his services in baseball, basket- ball, and track, Jon was awarded a jacket. He also ac- companied the team to the state tournament. CARL BARD Carl is a junior. This has been his first year as a student manager for the basketball team. Carl did a good job, and we are looking forward to having him as student manager again next year. seca a a Zo oe R LARRY BRANDON LARRY GURTNE VARSITY Larry Gurtner, Jim Aschleman, Mike Starkey, Larry Brandon, Skip Haislip, Dave Carroll, Karl Keiper, Gerald Lockwood, Don DeWitt, John Gushwa, Coach Bourquin, Jon Payne. Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Bourquin, the Waterloo Wildcats have enjoyed one of the most successful seasons they have had for many years. They were the champions of the Holiday Tourney held at-Butler, for which they were awarded a beautiful trophy. The boys worked hard and ended the season with a 15-5 record. Their sportsmanship and attitude at the games made the townspeople and the fans very proud of them. JOYCE DUNN Senior LINDA MUZZILLO Junior CAROL TILL Junior “B’’ TEAM | | a | LINDA WALLACE Freshman Freshman MARSHA HODGES | | | MAVIS SUTTON | | | Sophomore The B team has worked very hard this year. Although the record hasn't been exceptional, the boys have gained much experience which will be of value to those who will be on the varsity next year. KNEELING: Mike Rathert, Dave Powers, Joe Dunn, Carl Myers, Gene Piatek, Bill Schlosser. STANDING: Coach Gurtner, Tom Till, Bob Charleston, Barry Shultz, Steve Pontius, Bob Ish, Phil Speer, Dick Dietrich, Carl Bard. FRESHMAN TEAM oe Fan a OOH ae FIRST ROW: John Smith, Mike Rathert, Dick Pfefferkorn, Larry Lockwood, Dave Hoot, Max Dunn, | Duaine Karnes. SECOND ROW: Dave Hill, Glen Grate, Dennis Makovicka, Dave Powers, Rick Graffis, | Ken Gingrich, John Hall. THIRD ROW: Phil Pinkerton, Barry Shultz, Steve Pontius, Bob Ish, Pat Pat- | terson, Ronald Vaughn. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Alice Lockwood, Niki Ford, Janet Dunn. FIRST ROW: Steve Voss, Don Sheets, Stan- ley Pontius, Larry Schlosser, Bob Friend, Steve Ulm, John Girardot, Don Weirich. SECOND ROW: Ned McIntosh, Dennis Sutton, Dave Ritchie, Billy Shipe, Mike Graham, Jim Starkey, Warren Toneman, Dick Tuttle, Terry Yontz. THIRD ROW: Keith Ordway, Allen Myers, Mike Nessel, Dick Payne, Bob Platt, Richard Fitch, Glen Myers, Jim Kuykendall, Steve Sharp. SIXTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: Jo Ellen Starkey, John Aldrich, Mark Allion, Linda Haskins, Tom Muzzillo, Phil Geeting, Harriet Keller. SECOND ROW: Linden Henderson, Kenny Dunn, Larry Dunn, Steve Eberly, Leroy Ord- way, Al Buss, Jim Hoff, Stan Smith. THIRD ROW: Skip Haislip, Danny Straw, Duane Nodine, Tom Mettert, Jim Souder, Larry Overby, Gerry Yontz, Harold Keller, Karl Keiper. FIFTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: DeWayne Buss, John Hoff, Tom Armstrong, Jo Voss, Becky Tucker, Marva Sutton, David Goodwin, Kevin Pressler, Joseph Lewis. SECOND ROW: Randy Sheets, Fred Burns, Alvin Pinkerton, David Miller, Joe Magginnis, David Barton. THIRD ROW: Jim Aschleman, Steve Slentz, Kevin Miser, Scott Eberly, John Rufner, James Friend, Dick Carroll, Bob Charleston. September September September September September September September September October SCHEDULES BASEBALL BASKETBALL THEY WE THEY W 8 Salem Fiere 6 7 November 6 _ Riverdale Here 40 44 November 13 _ Butler There 61 68 10 Fremont There 5 6 November 20 Avilla Here 49 54 November 25 Garrett There 66 44 14 Hamilton There 8 14 November 27 Hamilton Here 50 57 December 4 Fremont Here 57 70 16 Ashley Here 3 15 December 11 Ashley There 53 66 December 12 Leo Here 47 46 18 Orland There 3 f December 18 LaGrange Here 32 52 January 2 Tourney Butler 22 Butler Here 0 3 Orland 56 58 Butler 70 72 24 Riverdale Here 3 1 January 9 Angola There 82 62 January 12 Harlan There 60 61 30 Tourney Here 5 9 January 15 Fremont Here 54 71 Hamilton January 22 Wolcottville Here 47 65 January 29 Huntertown There hd, 50 1 Finals Here 3 4 February 5 Rome City There 47 58 Butler February 9 Albion Here 58 60 February 13 Churubusco There 80 57 February 19 Ashley Here 41 50 Sectional February 25 Butler Garrett 56 62 February 27 Orland ‘Busco 49 69 (Final) Garrett ‘Busco 34 39 FIRST ROW: Don DeWitt, Joe Dunn, Glen McDonald, John Gushwa, Clinton Stevens, Bill Schlosser. | SECOND ROW: Coach Bourquin, Mike Starkey, Jim Aschleman, Larry Brandon, Dave Carroll, Dave Powers, Larry Gurtner, Jon Payne. TRACK 1959 STANDING; Coach Bourquin, Wayne Myers, George Noirot, Dale Myers, Keith Tarney, Don Bard, Jacque Stroh, Karl Keiper, Jon Payne. KNEELING: Bob Buss, Don DeWitt, Bob Charleston, Paul Mettert, Jim Aschleman, Larry Gurtner, John Gushwa. TRACK SCHEDULE April 2 Garrett, Waterloo, Avilla Second April 9 Waterloo, Hamilton, Riverdale First April 14 Waterloo, Butler, Huntertown Third April 16 Rome City - Relays Fourth April 18 Goshen - Relays April 21 Waterloo, Rome City, Fremont First April 23 Waterloo, Avilla, Ashley Second May 4 Bi-County First May 6 Angola, Waterloo Second OTHER BASKETBALL SCHEDULES | 5th GRADE 6th GRADE WHO W HERE THEY WE THEY WE November 21 Butler Riverdale ou 0 Pai! 22 December 5 Tamarack Waterloo 16 Z 16 18 December 12 Wayne Center Butler 13 6 12 22 December 19 Hamilton Hamilton 15 8 10 29 January 9 Ashley Ashley 8 20 10 13 January 16 Fremont Riverdale 14 11 14 16 January 25 Riverdale Waterloo 4 10 i 10 JUNIOR HIGH FRESHMAN Ashley 23 Waterloo 15 Ashley 21 Waterloo 33 Riverdale ae Waterloo 33 Butler 35 Waterloo 32 Riverdale 31 Waterloo 20 Hamilton 3H) Waterloo 19 Riverdale ill Waterloo 14 Butler 15 Waterloo 29 Butler 42 Waterloo 30 Ashley 33 Waterloo 22 Hamilton 28 Waterloo 31 Fairfield Zt Waterloo oo Hamilton 38 Waterloo 23 Butler 33 Waterloo 32 Hamilton 20 Waterloo 16 Fairfield 8 Waterloo 16 Ashley 25 Waterloo 41 Fairfield 29 Waterloo 28 Fairfield 18 Waterloo 22 Huntertown 41 Waterloo 29 WILDCAT COACH Richard Bourquin received his high school education at Bryan, Ohio. Furthering his educa- tion, he attended the University of Toledo where he received his B.S. degree. Mr. Bourquin has taught school for eight years, five of which were here at Waterloo. He teaches U. S. History, civics, boys’ physical education and health and coaches the baseball, track, and varsity basketball teams. His hobbies include sports and watching television. Coach, with his ability to train and dis- cipline the boys, created a team of which the fans were very proud this year. Our school has always been known for its good sportsmanship, and the coach has played a big part in maintain- ing that record by keeping us in the proper school spirit and showing us fair play. To Coach Bourquin - our thanks for one of the most successful seasons the Wildcats have had Dy for many years. 3 | ELEMENTARY | M. HELEN DUNCAN Degree: B.S. Colleges: Butler University; In- diana University; St. Francis Grade: First ALBERTA B, ALLION CLEO DIRRIM Colleges: Tri-State; St. Francis; Ball State; Purdue Grade: Fourth Degree: B.S. College: Ball State Grades: First and Second | O. BRUCE GURTNER Degree: B.S. Colleges: Tri-State; Man- chester; Indiana University Grade: Sixth Activities: Assistant Coach MARGUERITE A. HAMMAN Degree: B.S. Colleges: Ball State; Tri-State Grade: Third VOLLMAR C, FRIES, JR. Degree: B.S. Colleges: Indiana University; Man- chester Grades: Seventh and Eighth OLIVE B. NICE Colleges: Prince of Wales - Canada Butler University; St. Francis Grade: Kindergarten es MARGARET A. McINTOSH NED V. McINTOSH Colleges: Manchester; Ball State Degree: B.S. Grade: Fifth Colleges: Manchester; Indiana University Grades: Seventh and Eighth Activities: Junior High Athletics i MARGUERITE SHARP ARDELIA L. WILLIAMS | : College: Ball State Degree: B:S.; M.S. ; Grade: Fifth Colleges: Marion; Ball State Subjects: Art; Music ESSA F, REINHART Colleges: Tri-State; Manchester; St. Francis; Purdue; Indiana University Grade: Second EIGHTH GRADE Jeanette Aldrich Sonja Arnott Elizabeth Barnhart Floyd Barrand Joseph Carnahan | Don Dangler | Judy Davis Janet Dunn Judy Emerich Mary Lou Farrington Richard Fitch Dianna Geeting David Graham Ginger Haislip Cheryl Hall Janice Henderson Maynard Hine | Patsy Kimple Judy Kline | Jim Kuykendall Alice Lockwood Cheryl May Allen Myers Glen Myers Michael Nessel Karen Opdycke Keith Ordway Melanie Oster Melanie Parker Stanley Pontius David Ritchie Janice Rufner Ruth Ann Schmidt Ann Steckler Steven Voss SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Albright Nancy Barton Christine Bolen Larry Bolen Nancy Bricker Paula Brown Carolyn Dietrich Barbara Dunn Bruce Ebert Niki Ford Robert Friend John Girardot Judith Goodwin Diane Haynes Judy Hill Carolyn Lesiuk Anna Rose Lockwood Robert Marks Robert McEntarfer Ronald Messman Kent Miser Richard Payne John Phillips Carol Pink erton Robert Platt Albert Rowe Mary Rowe Mossie Rowe Margaret Sabin Larry Schlosser Linda Sebert Steven Sharp Don Sheets Billy Shipe Mark Shultz . Jim Starkey Dennis Sutton Warren Toneman Dicky Tuttle Steve Ulm Alma Wakefield Donald Weirich Larry Wheeler Judy White Terry Yontz SIXTH GRADE John Aldrich Mark Allion Albert Buss Thelma Charles Rochelle Clear Diane Coleman Kenneth Dunn Larry Dunn Steven Eberly Sally Emerick Victor Emerick Phillip Geeting Linda Haskins Cynthia Hassett Ellen Henderson June Henderson Linden Henderson James Hoff Harold Keller Harriet Keller Gertrude Kennedy Christine Knight Thomas Mettert Tom Muzzillo Duane Nodine LeRoy Ordway Larry Overby Margay Payne Marlene Pfefferkorn Kathy Ritchie Anna Sewelin Stanley Smith James Souder Jo Ellen Starkey Barbara Steckler Danny Straw Lynn Strock Terry Tucker Ruth Woolever Gerry Yontz Merry Yontz FIFTH GRADE Connie Albertson Thomas Armstrong David Barton Leonard Baughman Stanley Berg Catherine Boggs Janet Bolen Janice Bolen Rebecca Bonecutter Cheryl Brown Fred Burns De Wayne Buss Richard Carroll Vicki Duesler : Sarah Dunn TT a _ Scott Eberly - Kenneth Enos Mary Lou Etheridge Connie Fee Jolene Fee James Friend David Goodwin Diana Henderson Mary Hine John Hoff Barbara Ish Mary Knott Nancy Lesiuk Joseph Lewis Corbite Charles Elaine Loos Joe Magginnis Vicki McBride Thomas Messmann David Miller Kevin Miser Della Musser Janell Myers Jill Palmer Alvin Pinkerton Kevin Pressler Barbara Roose John Rufner Randy Sheets Steven Slentz Marva Sutton Rebecca Tucker Barbara Tuttle Jo Ann Voss Vicki Voss Cindy Weirich Jerry West Terry West yy 2 FOURTH GRADE Richard Baker Carole Boggs Norman Brown Sue Burns Claude Buss Kay Carper Robert Dygert Stephen Eberly Michael Fee Cheryl Ford Vincent Gadbois Michael Geeting | Constance Grueb Barbara Hall Charles Hall Terry Haskins Thomas Hassett Lee Henderson Ronald Imbody Pamela Knott | Ronald Lesiuk Michael Lewis Debra Lumpkins Howard Lumpkins Pamela Magginnis Marguerite Marks Vicki Mettert Nancy Miser Scott Mutzfeld Larry Myers William McAlpin Edna Overby Sandra Pfefferkorn Donald Phillips Marsha Roose David Shipe Randy Sutton Ricky Sutton Dean Tucker Bonita Tuttle THIRD GRADE Bobby Albright Joni Lou Albright Steven Aschleman Gary Baird Fred Barnhart Candace Bellamy Robert Berg James Conrad Cathy Critney Jerry Crowl Debra Davis Steven Dunn Lynette Ebert Tommy Emerich Valerie Ann Green Michael Greer Rebecca Grueb Sue Hall Dorothy Henderson Karen Henderson Jeanne Kay Hoot Douglas Karnes Susan Kennedy Natalie Kline Robert Knight Beverly McEntarfer Marcia Myers Lynn Pepple Roderick Pressler Nancy Ritchie . Sherry Schieber Kathy Shipe Vaughn Spencer John Thomson Gary Voss Steven Williams Richard Woolever SECOND GRADE Linda Armstrong David Baird Ronald Baker Melanie Baughman Glenna Bolen John Bolen Stephen Bowers Stanley Brown Gordon Charles Deborah Childers Rex Dangler Jerry Daniels Thomas Duesler Thomas Dunn Ricky Dygert Kim Eberly Russel Emerick Glenda Etheridge Greg Ford Penny Good Ronald Goudy Vicki Goudy Cheryl Henderson Keith Henderson Margaret Hoff Michael Klink Connie Krontz Dennis Kutzner Barbara Lesiuk Keith Lewis Diane Lumpkins Carolyn Magginnis Roger McKean Sandra Miser Michael Overby Ronald Parker Jane Pfefferkorn June Pfefferkorn Susan Reed Johnny Rowe Cheryl Ann Shipe Noel Smith Pamela Smith Phyllis Spencer Donn Starkey Debra Tuttle Stuart Tuttle Nick Weirich James Wells | | | | | | Ira Magginnis Ann MclIntosh Donald McKean Stephen Millspaugh Kathleen Pepple Roger Pressler Cynthia Roose David Rowe Gloria Schieber William Schimp Barbara Jo Sheets Terry Shipe Bernard Stuller Judith Ulm Keith Wetoskey Kenneth Lockwood FIRST GRADE Sandra Albright Mary Jane Aldrich Rita Arnott Martha Barnhart Bradley Barton Dean Bonecutter Lynn Carper Deborah Clark Deborah Critchfield Lucinda Crowl Belinda Crowl Kathy DeYoung Lu Ann Dunn Jennifer Fee Elton Fluke Dennis Ford Dennis Geeting Jane Geeting Kathleen Greenwood Allen Henderson Kathy Keesler Vicki Knott Danny Krontz Diane Kutzner Stephen Kuykendall KINDERGARTEN Ellen Albright George Armstrong Steven Baird Melinda Baughman Charles Boggs Nancy Bonecutter Larry Bowers Gary Carr Mary Lou Charleston Terry Crabile Steven Creager Beth Ann Critney George Crowl James Crowl Roxanne DeYoung Susan Dirrim Nicki Dove Philip Eberly Robert Emerick Robert Fribley Pamela Frick Charles Greub Joyce Grimm Gary Henderson ae 4 2st jh = = alll ( f Mii Ny Nin Ms 1 Theresa Henderson Charles Hill Karl Hoff Debra Kelly Loretta Larkin Gary Lesiuk Mike Lyons Rita McBride Vonda Myers Pat Overby Christine Parcell Dean Pfefferkorn Diana Phillips Beth Ann Pomeroy Dewey Quinn Steven Reed Debra Singleton Sara Steckler Ann Synesall Sandra Voss Timothy Wells Rickie West Victoria Williams John Woolever ID: SER NS GENUS SU —— SESS Ui Pw BOR PO COC OSES C5 SOE SS EEE OR o oo SES Dee ERY ARS OX OR oo ENE ETE WE y WF: 2 2 YSIS SU SNS OS STI Coe — BSP REI SO RI SPSS NOK DSO SRS LOS Sti POISON Oo Mis LT) I BD ZS BLISS SES SOS DP SEND REMC BOS, PROS SUS SYS SS DY ESE PLM STE LASS ENGR: CSO M SOSA ES FEO OOO © oC OO SEES NBR BSE SSS BS Each year the members of the senior class offer their services in producing the Rosebud. This year the class of 1960 is proud to edit what we believe to be the best annual ever published for Waterloo High School. We wish to express our thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Steckler, our sponsors, who so unselfishly gave of Editor-in-Chief = 5=9= = =) 6$ 9p h ee - - -Becky Sebert Assistant Editor-in=Chief - = -(-0-)- = 3-3-0 6 ee Jane Platt Business Manager seit i ea - - - Paul Bisel Assistant Business Manager t-' icie)-)-9-) oe iat eee ee Molly Tucker Organizational Editor - - - --------------------- Assistant Organizational Editors - ---------- +r rc er eee TG asurey ei a so re i ae eee Advertising Managers =)=0=) =) =) = 0-9 eke ea Assistant Advertising’ Manaversi-)- = =825- ee SuDScri pion ManaGers (= 5-5-0060 es Assistant.Subscription Managers (- (=) 6-0-5 0-si-o ae - -Barbara Souder - - - Betty Shultz Janice Kennedy - - - Don DeWitt - - Dave Shuman Jerry Aschleman - - - - Don Crowl Jerry Muzzillo “i =) Bil leNiee Gerald Lockwood - - Kathy Ordway Dennis Peffley Dewane Pinkerton Feature Editors - - ----------------------- ee ee Esther Reinhart Sports Editors - -------------+--+---+-- +--+ --- Art Editor - - -----------------+----------- Assistant Art Editors - ------------------------ Rosanne Berg - - -Larry Gurtner Larry Brandon Edith Kuykendall - - Sharon Harris Doug Isbell Photo Editors = 9 = == jee) = es ei alee Sea Pat Lautzenhiser Larry Miller CODYWILtelS: 9s 45) eo mim ei) nei eh ao Ere ee ne Carolyn Dunn Sponsors - - -------- +--+ - ee ee ee et ee eee ee their time and effort. Pat Farrington Shirley Stahl Charlotte Steckler Urban Steckler P.T.A. OFFICERS Betty Starkey Secretary William Hubartt President Aelred Pfefferkorn Treasurer Betty Starkey Treasurer June Davis President Garcile Fee Secretary Merle Bisel Treasurer Dale Davis President Alice Hedges Secretary 2 oe NN —————————eEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEE | | | | CONCERT AND MARCHING BAND The Waterloo High School Concert and Marching Band took part in the pa- | rades at the Peony Festival at Van Wert, Ohio, the Mermaid Festival at North | Webster, and the DeKalb County Fair at Auburn. Our band also entered the playing contest held at Angola in the spring of 1959. Many of the band mem- bers participated in the solo and ensemble contest in Ft. Wayne. At the end of each school year the band presents a Spring Concert. BAND OFFICERS Nancy Lockwood, Treasurer; Becky Nice, Publicity Chairman; Barbara Souder, Secretary; Karen Myers, Vice-President; Paul | Bisel, Glee Keesler, Librarians; Skip Haislip, President, Student Director PATRICIA FARRINGTON ’ Drum Majorette | FIRST ROW: Karen Myers, Esther Reinhart, Jean Sebert, Sally Nodine, Shirley Stahl, Terry Quinn. | SECOND ROW: Paul Bisel, Glee Keesler, Carol Till, Duaine Karnes, Nancy Lockwood, Lee Myers, John Hall, Randy Rude, Becky Nice, Barbara Souder, Diane Hoff, Beverly Quinn. THIRD ROW: Dave i Hoot, Ricky Graffis, Bob Pease, Ted Bachtel, Skip Haislip, Pat Farrington, Ken Eastridge, Jacque Stroh, | Don Gettys, Terry Hartman, Janet Coleman, Sandy Toneman, Carl Myers. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Marr, Jim Aschleman, Janet Hall, Linda Wallace, Susanne Christlieb. RAED ESTO | MAJORETTES STANDING: Carol Till Sandie Toneman Shirley Stahl KNEELING: Nancy Lockwood Esther Reinhart Linda Wallace JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Marr, consists of 37 members of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. They have taken a very active part in the school activities this year. They played for two of our basketball games and the Spring Concert. Many of the band members also participated in the solo and ensemble contest in Fort Wayne. This year a merit system has been set up whereby the students earn points toward an award which is given at the end of the school year. BEGINNERS’ BAND FIRST ROW: Vicky Voss, Stanley Berg, Barbara Ish, Jolene Fee, Cindy Weirich. SECOND ROW: Becky Tucker, David Goodwin, John Hoff, Vicki Duesler, Cathy Boggs, Mary Lois Ethridge, Elaine Loos, Joe Lewis, Jo Voss, John Rufner. THIRD ROW: Janell Myers, Marva Sutton, Vicki McBride, Diana Hender- son, Connie Fee, Joe Magginnis, Kevin Miser, Leonard Baughman, Dick Carroll, Jill Palmer, Randy Sheets. FIRST ROW: Ginger Haislip, Karen Opdycke, Diane Haynes, Anna Rose Lockwood, Shirley Albright, SECOND ROW: Judy Davis, Linda Sebert, Sonja Arnott, Cheryl Hall, Cheryl May, Christine Knight, Steve Voss, Bruce Ebert, Nancy Barton, Melanie Oster. THIRD ROW: Richard Fitch, Elizabeth Barn- hart, John Girardot, Don Weirich, Steve Ulm, Duane Nodine, Kent Miser, Larry Schlosser, Ellen Hen- derson, Larry Overby, Glen Myers, Mark Allion, Christine Bolen, Jimmy Souder, Larry Wheeler, Steve Sharp, Mike Graham. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Marr, Jo Ellen Starkey, Jim Kuykendall, Cynthia Hassett, Merry Yontz. NUT BAND Duaine Karnes, Jim Aschleman, Ted Bachtel, Skip Haislip, Rick Graffis, Terry Quinn, Don Gettys, Carl Myers, Ken Eastridge. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Marsha Hodges, Cheryl Karnes, Shirley Stahl, Karen Karnes, Adrienne Meyer, Carolyn Dunn, Sharon Harris, Janet Coleman, Carolyn Grate, Pat Farrington, Carol Till, Barbara Souder, Charlene Rich, Ruth Sebert, Esther Reinhart. SECOND ROW: Glee Keesler, Becky Nice, Jean Sebert, Linda Kuykendall, Beverly Quinn, Sally Nodine, Sherry Yontz, Carol Schmidt, Priscilla Eastridge, Pat Patterson, Sally Kennedy, Connie Roop, Janet Hall, Judy Sayles, Edith Kuykendall, Becky Sebert. THIRD ROW: Alyce Bard, Betty Harter, Sande Rude, Susanne Christlieb, Shelia Clear, Karen Zerkle, Cheryl Pontius, Sandy Warner, Eunice Tilghman, Linda Muzzillo, Betty Shultz, Donna Noirot, Sharon Toneman, Nancy Lockwood, Linda Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Janice Kennedy, Darlene Albertson, Diane Hoff, Karen Myers, Linda Deetz, Linda Roose, Rosanna Harter, Sharon Treesh, Jane Platt, Ruth Sayles, Rosanne Berg, Joyce Dunn, Jo Dunn, Roma Wells, Judy Mansur. FIFTH ROW: John Smith, Jim Aschle- man, Dave Powers, Bob Pease, Ted Bachtel, Jerry Aschleman, Tom Stahl, Dick Dunn, Tom Till, Lee Myers, Gary May, Duaine Karnes, Don Gettys, Steve Pontius, Carl Bard. SIXTH ROW: Larry Brandon, Skip Haislip, Jerry Lockwood, Rick Graffis, Terry Quinn, Ken Eastridge, Bill Nice, Carl Myers, Paul Bisel, Mr. Marr. PIANISTS ESTHER REINHART BECKY SEBERT PIANIST PAUL BISEL The Girls' Glee Club was first organized this year. It is a select group of girls from high | school. Under the direction of Mr. Marr, the Glee Club sang at the Christmas Concert and at the Spring Concert. 2a ae ; GLEE CLUB | FIRST ROW: Adrienne Meyer, Esther Reinhart, Carolyn Dunn, Karen Karnes, Linda Kuykendall, Becky Sebert, Barbara Souder, Marsha Hodges. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Grate, Jean Sebert, Sherry Yontz, Sally Nodine, Priscilla Eastridge, Carol Till, Glee Keesler, Cheryl Karnes, Mr. Marr. THIRD ROW: Sally Kennedy, Carol Schmidt, Pat Farrington, Shirley Stahl, Becky Nice, Janet Coleman, Edith Kuy- kendall, Beverly Quinn. “iperanerreioonsenoremoecrcaspimncresecconnnatst BETA CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Butler, Barbara Souder, Becky Sebert, Steve Wilson, Esther Reinhart, Adrienne Meyer, Molly Tucker. SECOND ROW: Nancy Brandon, Jean Bowman, Rosanne Berg, Janet Hall, Sharon Tone- man, Carol Schmidt, Jean Sebert, Glee Keesler, Nancy Lockwood. THIRD ROW: Joyce Dunn, Jane Platt, Judy Hine, Becky Nice, Pat Farrington, Cheryl Pontius, Edith Kuykendall, Carol Till, Kathy Ordway. FOURTH ROW: Bill Schlosser, Phil Speer, Paul Bisel, Bob Potter, Phil Dunn, Bill Nice, Jerry Aschleman, Mike Starkey, Jim Aschleman, Don Gettys. The Beta Club is proud to say that two of our members, Jean Sebert and Glee Keesler, will serve as Indiana State Beta President and Vice-President for the year 1960-1961. Mrs. Love, our former sponsor, and Joyce Dunn are serving as State Beta Sponsor and State Vice-President for the year 1959-1960. Mrs. Butler is doing an excellent job as our new club sponsor. OFFICERS SEATED: Janet Hall, Treasurer Phil Dunn, Vice-President Joyce Dunn, President Jean Sebert, Secretary STANDING: Esther Reinhart, Reporter Mrs. Butler, Sponsor Becky Nice, Corresponding Secretary OFFICERS AND MOTHERS SEATED: Mrs. Duaine Karnes Mrs. Roscoe Nice Mrs. Clifford Hall Mrs. Clark Platt Mrs. Raymond Dunn Mrs. John Brandon STANDING: Sharon Treesh, Corres- ponding Secretary Janet Hall, Secretary Ruth Sayles, Treasurer Becky Nice, Song Leader Joyce Dunn, President Esther Reinhart, Vice- vail E E N S President FIRST ROW: Mrs. Starkey, Sponsor; Becky Sebert, Carolyn Dunn, Marsha Hodges, Sharon Harris, Sandy Warner, Sherry Yontz, Barbara Souder, Linda Muzzillo. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Meyer, Eunice Tilgh- man, Shirley Cobbs, Donna Brown, Charlene Rich, Rosanna Harter, Sue Lautzenhiser, Esther Reinhart, Sue Brown, Cheryl Karnes, Judy Rynearson, Molly Tucker, Mary Jane Henderson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lockwood, Nancy Brandon, Jean Bowman, Alyce Bard, Carol Schmidt, Judy Hine, Rosanne Berg, Jean Sebert, Joyce Dunn, Glee Keesler, Sharon Treesh, Karen Karnes, Linda Kuykendall. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Blacker, Valetta Shippy, Pat Lautzenhiser, Karen Myers, Kathy Ordway, Carol Till, Janet Hall, Sharon Toneman, Sally Kennedy, Diane Hoff, Janice Kennedy, Coleen Grate. FIFTH ROW: Pat Patter- son, Frances Pollack, Cheryl Pontius, Jane Platt, Shirley Stahl, Brenda McDonald, Ruth Sayles, Pat Farrington, Linda Deetz, Becky Nice, Betty Shultz, Edith Kuykendall, Darlene Albertson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Berg, Tom Leins, Jerry Lockwood, Larry Gurtner, Dennis Peffley, De Wayne Lock- wood, Mike Rowe. SECOND ROW: Max Dunn, John Butler, Dick Pfeffkorn, Jerry Grawbadger, Dewayne Pinkerton, Larry Lockwood, John Smith, Gerald Pepple. THIRD ROW: Carl Myers, Rick Bergstrom, Tom Stahl, Gilbert Bonecutter, George Noirot, Ted Bachtel, Phil Pinkerton, Dick Dunn, Ivan Pepple, | 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Berg, Ellen Henderson, Marlene Pfefferkorn, Christine Bolen, Carol Pinkerton, Rochelle Clear, Mrs. Butler. SECOND ROW: John Phillips, Cynthia Hasset, Merry Yontz, Shirley Cobbs, Harriet Keller, Diane Coleman, Christine Knight, Ruth Ann Woolever, Jo Voss, Sherry Yontz, Adrienne Meyer, Steve Voss. THIRD ROW: Paula Brown, Carolyn Lesiuk, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Elizabeth Barnhart, Judy Davis, Shelia Clear, Nancy Brandon, Pat Lautzenhiser, Karen Opdycke, Judy Goodwin, Mike Graham. FOURTH ROW: Maynard Hine, Glen Myers, Dick Pfefferkorn, John Butler, Larry Lockwood, Tom Till, Carl Myers, Larry Gurtner, Mike Rowe, Richard Fitch, Jerry Grawbadger, John Smith, Max Dunn, Don Dangler. FIFTH ROW: Floyd Barrand, Tom Stahl, Ken Eastridge, Larry Brandon, Phil Pinkerton, Ted Bachtel, Bob Pease, George Noirot, Tom Leins, Jerry Lockwood, DeWayne Lockwood, Gilbert Bonecut- ter, Rick Bergstrom, Dick Dunn. LIBRARIANS Becky Sebert Janice Kennedy Linda Muzzillo Sherry Yontz Molly Tucker Carolyn Grate Kathy Ordway Mrs. Starkey FIRST ROW: Becky Sebert Barbara Souder Sharon Harris | Sandy Warner ‘ Sharon Treesh b, SECOND ROW: Alyce Bard Edith Kuykendall Shirley Stahl Betty Shultz Jane Platt : HALL MONITORS STANDING: Jacque Stroh John Rennwald Gary Aldrich Dennis Peffley SEATED: Bob Charleston STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Sharon Toneman, Bob Potter, Juniors; Becky Sebert, Larry Brandon, Seniors; Don Gettys, Sue Lautzenhiser, Sophomores; Urban Steckler, Advisor. STANDING: Dennis Sutton, Rosie Lockwood, Seventh Grade; Janice Rufner, Ginger Haislip, Eighth Grade; Mavis Sutton, Pat Patterson, Freshmen. This year under the direction of our principal, Mr. Steckler, a Student Council was organized. Each class has two representatives in the Student Council, which has as its purpose the coordination of all other student activities that teach citizenship through providing an opportunity for students to do the things which a good citizen does. It is the most important student organization in the school. The of- ficers this year are Larry Brandon, president; Bob Potter, vice-president; Becky Sebert, secretary; Don Gettys, treasurer. STUDENT LOG STAFF SEATED: Edith Kuykendall, Pat Farrington, Bob Potter, Carolyn Dunn, Skip Haislip, Shirley Stahl, Mrs. Ford, Advisor. STANDING: Stan Pontius, Janice Rufner, Janice Kennedy, Dave Powers, Phil Speer, Becky Nice, Bill Nice, Ruth Sayles, Jerry Aschleman, Sue Lautzenhiser, Linda Muzzillo. SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Ned Mcintosh, Linda Haskins, Cynthia Hassett, Duane Nodine, Larry Dunn, l Flossie Emerick, Diann Coleman. SECOND ROW: Tommy Muzzillo, Albert Buss, Victor Emerick, Terry Tucker, Gerry Yontz, Jim Hoff, Kenny Dunn, John Aldrich. THIRD ROW: Tom Mettert, Danny Straw, Ruth Ann Woolever, Margay Payne, June Henderson, Linden Henderson, Jim Souder, Stan Smith. COOKS REUAH BIXLER LORNA DOVE JANITORS HERMAN DIEDERICH SIMON KOHL ee, peo iain pile ie let ettt ROR E ELS OIL IL BUS DRIVERS DICK SMITH CLARK KELLY BUD CARPER DON PRESSLER SENIORS OF 1959 BOARDING THE PLANE FOR NEW YORK TOP TO BOTTOM: Wayne Luttman, Joe Harter, David Coleman, Tim Colbart, Tom Gettys, Jim Sutton, William Clark, Herb Rynearson, Kenneth Harding, David Crossley, Paul Mettert, Jon Hire, Don Bard, Dale Myers, Steve Runge, John Piatek, Keith Miser, Keith Tarney. AT LEFT: George Frash, Mrs. Love, Mr. Dove, Laura Lautzenhiser, Dana Brandon, Sonia Cherry, Ruth Ordway, Beverly Johnston, Lucille Miller, Wayne Myers, Margaret Smith, William Kennedy, Virginia Rhoads, Betty Nessel, Barbara Skelly, Barbara Kline, Robert Buss, Georgia Charleston, Steve Graham, Judy Till, Judy Squire. On their Senior trip, the class of 1959 stopped first at Pittsburgh where they stayed at the Penn- Sheraton Hotel. The next day they arrived in Washington where they made their stay at the Mayflower Hotel. They saw such sights as the monuments of Lincoln and Jefferson, the National Archives Building, the Capitol Building, the White House, and Arlington National Cemetery. Later they flew to New York where they stayed at the Waldorf-Astoria. There they saw St. Patrick's Cathedral, the CBS and NBC Studios, and many more places of interest. CALENDAR 1959 SEPTEMBER 8 - Back to school 18 - Juniors ordered class rings 19 - Twirling Contest at Waterloo 25 - Out for DeKalb County Fair OCTOBER 2 - Sophomores ordered class sweaters 3 - Senior paper drive 5-6 - Senior pictures taken 8-9 - Underclassman pictures taken 10 - District Twirling Contest at Fort Wayne 12 - Student Council organized 17 - Cheerleading conference at Portland 27 - Special assembly - The Schmidts 31 - Annual Halloween Party in the gym NOVEMBER 6 - Waterloo vs. Riverdale (We won!) Senior sock hop 12 - Underclassman pictures taken again (What's the matter, kids, break the camera?) 13 - Waterloo vs. Butler (Boy, what a game!) 14 - Beta Convention in Indianapolis 18 - Lucky Juniors got their class rings 19 - Senior class play 20 - Waterloo vs. Avilla (Another victory!) Sophomore sock hop 21 - Senior class play 25 - Waterloo vs. Garrett (First loss) 26-27 - Thanksgiving vacation 27 - Waterloo vs. Hamilton (We won again! !) Junior sock hop DECEMBER 4 - Waterloo vs. Fremont (We beat ’em!) Senior sock hop 8 - Special assembly - Mr. Universe (Take it easy, girls) 9 - Group pictures taken Senior pictures received 11 - Waterloo vs. Ashley (Hurray! J!) 12 - Senior rummage and bake sale Waterloo vs. Leo (Heartbreaker for us) 17 - Beta Club Christmas party 18 - Waterloo vs. LaGrange (Our 7th victory) Junior sock hop 21 - Y-Teen Christmas party after caroling 22 - Speech play given at Ashley and Butler 23 - Speech play given in home gym Out for Christmas vacation (Hurray!) JANUARY 2 - Holiday Tourney (What a beautiful trophy! !) 4 - Back to school 1960 JANUARY 9 - Waterloo vs. Angola (Snifffff) 12 - Waterloo vs. Harlan (Heartbreaker for them) 15 - Waterloo vs. Fremont (Another win) Senior sock hop 22 - Waterloo vs. Wolcottville (Victory) Sophomore sock hop 25-26 - B Team Tourney 29 - Waterloo vs. Huntertown (Oh, kids, another loss) 30 - Vocal and piano contest at Fort Wayne FEBRUARY 5 - Waterloo vs. Rome City (Another win) 6 - Instrumental contest at Fort Wayne 9 - Waterloo vs. Albion (Our 14th victory) 12 - Special assembly - Hawaiians from Fort Wayne Bible College Sophomore Valentine Dance 13 - Senior paper drive Waterloo vs. Churubusco (Our 5th loss) 19 - Waterloo vs. Ashley (Yippeeee! !) Senior Homecoming Dance Queen - Ruth Ann Sayles 20 - State music contest in Indianapolis 24 - Senior girls win basketball tourney 24-27 - Sectional Tourney 29 - Special assembly - Peter Chaplan MARCH 1 - Band concert for student body 4 - Senior WOWO record hop 14. - Student Council skating party 17 - Band traveled to Edgerton for concert APRIL 1 - Beta Club Royal Ball 2 - District band contest at Columbia City 5 - Special assembly - Raymon Salvatge 15-19 - Easter vacation 21-22 - Junior class play 30 - Sophomore Topsy Turvy Dance MAY 8 - Spring Concert 15 - Seniors off to Washington and New York 21 - Happy but tired Seniors returned 22 - Baccalaureate 26 - Eighth grade promotion 27 - Commencement “WAKEFIELD CASHWAY”’ Waterloo, Indiana Phone 3265 - 2261 . Flush Doors . Storm Doors . Fir Dimension . Storm Windows . Hardwood Lumber . Plywood - SAD eS . Doors - Int. and Ext. . Mahogany . Birch . Mouldings . Oak “BUY CASHWAY — MEANS EXTRA PROFIT!” . 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Waterloo, Indiana THE CLASS OF 1960 SAYS THANKS TO THOSE WHO PURCHASED ADVERTISING IN OUR YEARBOOK AND FINANCIALLY MADE THE PRODUCTION OF THE ROSEBUD POSSIBLE SSS SSS SSS PATRONS BARKER'S JEWELRY 123 S. Main St. Kendallville, Indiana DUNCANS' BARBER SHOP Phone 5341 Waterloo, Indiana SILVERMOON RINK Phone 2184 Waterloo, Indiana BALDWIN'S CLEANER Phone 5661 Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO GRAIN CO. Feed - Grain - Seed Phone 3361 Waterloo, Indiana CARROLL'S SUPER SERVICE Corner 6 and 27 Waterloo, Indiana HENDERSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Waterloo, Indiana MARIA'S PASTRY SHOPPE Phone 2411 Waterloo, Indiana POER BARBER SHOP Corner 6 and 327 Corunna, Indiana FRIBLEY IMPLEMENT Phone 1343 -R.R. 3 Auburn, Indiana ALBRIGHT'S GROCERY STORE Corunna, Indiana APES yO @ RTS SAMA : : LS aS Ore WILDCATS VICTORIOUS SECTIONAL TOURNEY 1960 In this, the 1960 “Rosebud,” we have tried to show you in pictures some of the many achievements of our High School years at Waterloo. One of our greatest achievements was the winning of the 1960 Sectional Tourna- ment. Under the capable coaching of Richard Bourquin, the Wildcats clawed their way through the Sectional Tour- nament to victory over Garrett in the finals. Our first tourney game was played against Butler. Although Butler Was a real threat, the Wildcats chewed them up with a 62-56 victory. Waterloo made good use of their free throws, missing only 7 out of 31. Carroll took high scoring honors for the game with 24 points. On Saturday the scene of action was shifted to Churubusco. We met the Orland Tigers in the first afternoon game. Our Wildcats growled and hissed, and purred right past the Orland Tigers. The score was 69-49. Win- ning that game put us in the finals of the Sectional. Saturday night the Garrett Railroaders, who earned their place in the finals by defeating the Angola Hornets, were thrown into the arena with the Wildcats. The game with Garrett was full of thrills and excitement down to the last second. The Waterloo Cats were off to a good start and secured a ten-point lead in the second quarter. The Garrett Railroaders chugged ahead and came out with a one-point lead at the end of the third quarter. Dur- ing the final quarter, possessed with great determination combined with skill, our team piled up seven points in the last minute and one-half, while holding Garrett scoreless. Waterloo clinched the Sectional - for which they had been working since the age of six (according to Larry Brandon) with a final score of 39-34. This is the first sectional tournament ever won by Waterloo, and the first time in twenty years that the Wild- cats have played in the final game of the sectional tourney. In 1940 they played Garrett and were defeated. 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