Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1961 volume:

LoTs LUCK E PE U D WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL Waterloo, Indiana A Sesrmnmne: oe Saba it = % TTS) se peas Reed es : oe a on We A asaiaasan ciao Graduation---the vantage point from which we survey our green years. We entered these halls as fledgling freshmen, inspired by the strength, vigor and freshness of youth to create traditions and to grow mentally and spiritually. In contemplation of the past, we may analyze and understand ourselves, for in these pages our true personalities are disclosed. FZ — ADMINISTRATION... FACULTY.... The Rosebud of 1961 will bring the realization of meeting new people. . . the memories of old friends . . the gaiety .. . . the sadness. . . and the compan- ionship of the past school year and how it affected each individual. We gaze into the future with alert minds, having the determination of our plans and dreams to be accom- plished. CLASSES... ORGANIZATIONS... ATHLETICS... If we, the Rosebud Staff, have succeeded in bringing to you these purposes, and have created a silhouette of your high school life, then our efforts will not have been wasted. HERSCHEL CLARK KELLEY The Senior Class of 1961 dedicates this edition of the Waterloo High School Rosebud to Herschel Clark Kelley. Much has been written about Clark Kelley's prominence in our community, his civic works, and his record of thirty-five years as a school bus driver for Waterloo School. But we wish to write of his friendship. In the words of Edgar Guest-- Make new friends, But keep the old. For those are silver, But these are gold. Between the covers of this annual are containedthe memories of the departing seniors. Clark Kelley was our friend, and it is right and fitting that his memory should serve as the strongest link in our golden chain of memories. SCHOOL BOARD Wayne C. Voss Edward C. Barton Walter Haislip John Graham We, the students of Waterloo High School, in recognition of the progress made by our school, wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and gratitude to each mem- ber of the board for his part inimproving our school until it has become an outstanding insti- tution in the community. SCHOOL SECRETARY Marilyn Gurtner We also wish to thank Mrs. Marilyn Gurtner, our school secretary, for working tirelessly in behalf of our student body and our faculty. Her cheerful efficiency is agreat help to the superintendent, the principal, the faculty, and the students. AN EFFICENT SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION PROVIDED THE KEYS TO EDUCATION EDWARD C. BARTON | Edward C. Barton, Superintendent of Waterloo- Grant Twp. School has the responsibility of keeping our school in tip-top shape. He recommends applicants for teaching vacancies, | plans the all-over budget, and helps solve administra- | tive problems. Mr. Barton also works with the School Board in the improvement and expansion of the school system. Mr. Barton received his B. S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College in 1936, and his M. S. degree from Indiana University in 1946. SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL URBAN F. STECKLER Urban F. Steckler, Principal of Waterloo-Grant Twp. School, acts as an executive officer of the Superintendent. He is responsible for organizing and administering the high school program. He formulates the teachers' and students' schedules, andhandles the discipline problems affecting all high school pupils. Mr. Steckler also teaches two Spanish I classes. Mr. Steckler received his A. B. degree from Evansville College in 1949, and his M. S. degree from Indiana University in 1956. Albert Berg Degree: B. Ed. Colleges: Wisconsin State Teachers; Purdue Subjects: Vocational Agriculture; Biology; Chemistry Sponsor: Sophomore Class Activities: F.F.A.; 4-H Leach L Vie ee Richard Bourguish Degree: B. Ed. Colleges: University of Toledo Subjects: U.S. History; Health; Physical Education Sponsor: Freshman Class Activities: Head Coach Ruth Butler Degree: B.S. Colleges: Indiana State Teachers; Purdue Subjects: Home Economics Sponsor: Sophomore Class Activities: Beta Club Sponsor HIGH SCHOO: Evelyn Ford Degree: B.S. Colleges: Ball State; Indiana University Subjects: Commerce Activities: Cheerleaders Lamoile Ford Degree: B.S., M.S. Colleges: Ball State; Indiana University Subjects: Mathematics Sponsor: Senior Class Vollmar C. Fries Degree: B. S. Colleges: Indiana University; Manchester Subjects: Speech Sponsor: Seventh Grade Activities: Convocations Director Lloyd Grimm Degree: A. B. Colleges: Indiana University; Hanover Subjects: History, English, Civics Sponsor: Junior Class Activities: Director of Junior Play Elizabeth Love Degree: A. B., M. A. Colleges: Indiana University Subjects: English, Latin Sponsor: Senior Class Activities: Senior Class Play Ned NcIntosh Degree: B.S. Colleges: Manchester Grades: Junior High Sponsor: Eighth Grade Activities: Safety Patrol; Eighth Grade Basketball Coach Ronda Starkey Degree: A. B. Colleges: Manchester Subjects: English, World History Activities: Librarian, Audio-Visual Director; Public Relations; Advisor to Student Log Staff Charlotte Steckler Degree; A. B. Colleges: Evansville College; St. Francis Subjects: Business, Health, Physical Education Sponsor: Freshman Class Activities: Advisor to Rosebud Staff AACULTY Urban Steckler Degree: A. B., M. S. Colleges: Evansville College; Indiana University Subjects: Spanish Activities: Advisor to Rosebud Staff Janeann Thomas Degree: B.S. Colleges: Ball State Subjects: Art Activities: Sponsor, Y-Teens Ronald Vaughn Degree: B.S. Colleges: Ball State Subjects: Driver Education; Electricity; Arch. Drawing, Shop Sponsor: Junior Class Activities: Freshman Basketball Coach; Athletic Director Donald Wilson Degree: B. M. , Colleges: DePauw Subjects: Music HIGH SCHOO} In Miss Thomas' Art Class tk students developed basic knoy ledge of elements and principle of art through varied learning ex} perience. This year they learne; poster work, lettering, drawin;} design, painting, and art appreci§} ation. This general course serve} to acquaint students with tk major art fields. ‘Ahora si el mundo es chico'! --It's certainly a small world now! The Students in Mr. Steckler's Spanish class are meeting their South American neighbors through the pages of El Camino Real. The Romance languages may not seem very romantic to the pupils struggling through the in- tricacies of verb conjugations, but there is a real thrill in being able to translate smoothly a story written in a foreign language. ; SS Besides being helpful in later ee life, the study of Spanish is an in- teresting way to learn the history of the country and the customs of the people. Adios! The students in Mrs. Ford's Beginning Typing Class are trying hard to increase their speed and accuracy in typing. -LASSES _ The way to a man's heart is irough his stomach. If this tatement is true, the girls in Irs. Butler's home economics lasses have nothing to worry bout. Here the freshman girls re learning the art of serving an ttractive and appetizing salad thich they have prepared them- elves. Because mathematics is es- sential in many fields of endeavor, the Waterloo High School Mathe- matics Department, headed by Mr. Ford, offers the students a broad and integrated foundation inthis course. Thanks to the able instruction of Mr. Ford, the stu- dent finds himself more capable of handling involved equations and intricate graphs, as shown in the picture of Mr. Ford's Advanced Algebra Class. In the biology classes, head- ed by Mr. Berg, students become familiar with such terms as osmosis and photosynthesis, as they view the microscopic world of the amoeba. Through dissection, students acquire a knowledge of the intri- cate internal parts of animals. This knowledge helps them to bet- ter understand the functions of the human body. 1960 Rei Degree: B.S. | Colleges: Ball State Teachers' College Grades: First and Second Larry L. Dove Degree: B.S. Colleges: Bowling Green | Grades: Fifth and Sixth the nt Activities: Cross Coyntryy‘Seventh Gidie Basketbi at Ma CIC ” ¥ gt Ta ; an bh v }) —s 4 Vf f “F | } [ j j ¢ ) V4 j Jit { ELEMENTARY Helen Duncan Degree: B.S. Colleges: St. Francis, Butler, Purdue, Indiana University Grade: First Vera Boren Degree: B. S. Colleges: Bowling Green Grade: Third Bruce Gurtner Degree: B.S. Colleges: Indiana University, Manchester, Tri-State Grade: Sixth Activities: Assistant Coach Olive B. Nice Q 6 Colleges: Prince of Wales-Canada; Butler University; St. Francis Grade: Kindergarten irgaret McIntosh lleges: Manchester College; Ball State College ‘ade: Third CULTY fissa Reinhart Colleges: Tri State College; N. Manchester; St. Francis; Indiana University; Purdue arade: Second Marguerite Sharp Colleges: Ball State Grade: Fifth Medise Weldon Degree: B.S. Colleges: St. Francis College; Wayne University; Tri State College; Indiana University Grade: Fourth V7 In September, 1949, thirty-five little first graders started their first big day at Waterloo school. It was a big day for all of us; although fearful of this new experi- ence, we soon grew to like it. Before long, we advancedtoJunior High. We were all intrigued by the vast upstairs. We all felt so big and proud of ourselves. Ourteachers in Junior High were Mr. Fries and Mr. McIntosh. At last, we finally became a part of the High School-- Freshmen! We gained quite a large number of new members from surrounding country schools. Our class now numbered sixty. Mr. Bourquin was our first high school sponsor. In our Sophomore year we purchased our class sweaters. We picked charcoal sweaters with pink let- ters. Also, we added quite a bitto our class treasury, withthe sale of Christmas cards. Mr. Johnson was our sponsor in our sophomore year. Our Junior year in school was a year with quite a bit of hard work. This year we had the Junior store. We worked very hard and realized a large profit. We also sold cookies this year. During our Junior year we purchased ourclass rings. We also produced our first class play, ''Nothing But Nonsense . We all had a lot of fun putting on our Junior play. At last we were finally Seniors! Mrs. Love and Mr. Ford helped us with our projects andthe making of plans forour Seniortrip. Wegaveour class play, ''Books and Crooks , which was a great success. Another big pro- ject during our senior year was the Homecoming Dance sponsored by our class. We enjoyed the dance, and it was abig thrillto haveasenior, Linda Muzzillo, elected Homecoming Queen. We thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our trip to Washington, D.C. and New York. Nowwe are all await- ing the big day when we will receive our diplomas and be onour way towardour goal in life. Yet we know that it will be a sad day, because we leave our friends and memories of Waterloo High School. THE KENNEDY S ARE HARD NIX On PRESIDE eS tt yp ah HENRY CABOT LODGE RI c FOR VICE PRESIDE r MAME PAS RL LALA Me ain Ma ro TOT 19 SHARON LAINE TONEMAN WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Historian 3; Class Secretary 4; Beta Club 2,3, Vice- President 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Log Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 4; Store Manager 3; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheering Block 4. LINDA LOUISE MUZZILLO WHS 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2,3, 4; Student Council, Secretary 4; Student Log Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Reporter 4; Librarian 3; Cheer- leader 1,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Class Plays 3,4. CHERYL LEE PONTIUS WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2,3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Y-Teens 2,3, President 4; Student Log Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 2,3, 4; Cheering Block 4; D. A. R. Good Citizen Award 4. WALTER MILTON HAISLIP WHS 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3; Nut Band 3, 4; Band Presi- dent 3,4; Band Student Conductor 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Log Staff 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. JANET KAY HALL WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3, His- torian 4; Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3,4; Y-Teens, Treasurer 2,4, Secretary 3; Student Log Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 2; Class Plays 3,4; Cho- rus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. TED LYNN BACHTEL 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, 4-H 1,2,3; Class ie a se] os be wo se JEAN BOWMAN WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cheering Block 4. PAUL VERNON BANKES WHS 4, Allen Park 1, Akron 2,3; Class Plays 4; Baseball 4. CARL EDWIN BARD WHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3; Track 1,2,3; Student Man- ager 3,4. 6| ALYCE MAE BARD | WHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Cheering Block | | SUE ANN BROWN WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Class i Plays 3. MAURICE L. BOYD WHS 1,2,3,4; Historian 1,2; Class Plays 3,4. KENNETH HENRY BUSS WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3. SAMUEL EDWARD CROSSLEY WHS 1,2, 3,4. SHIRLEY LEONA COBBS WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Speech Play 3; Class Plays 3; 4-H 1,3,4; Cheering Block 4. LINDA LOU DEETZ WHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4. IRES ELAINE GRIESER WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 4. CLARENCE R, DIETRICH WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; An- nual Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Speech Play 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2. MIKE L. EBERLY WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4. saage? KENNETH ROGER EASTRIDGE WHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2; Nut Band 3; Chorus 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Speech Play 3. Se eeeeeeeeereeneesctenatt i eeeeeerenatteatnata Silas a | MARY JANE HENDERSON WHS 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Cheering Block 4. TERRY LEE HARTMAN WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Basketball ase trackel, GLEE MARIE KEESLER WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; Glee Club 3. ROSANNA LEE HARTER WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Class Plays 3; Chorus 3,4. KARL ARTHUR KEIPER WHS 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, President 4; Student Log Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. NANCY CAROL LOCKWOOD WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4 ; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 4; Office Staff 4; Plays 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ma- jorette 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ESTA PATTERSON WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Office Staff 3; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cheering Block 4. BRENDA KAY McDONALD WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 4. GEORGE VICTOR NOIROT WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 4; Plays 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4; 4-H 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 4; Band 1,2,4; Nut Band 3,4; Chorus 4; Track 2,3,4. REBECCA ANN NICE WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Corre- sponding Secretary 3; Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Songleader 3,4; Office Staff 4; Student Log Staff 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; 4-H 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3, ROBERT DENNIS POTTER WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3, President 4; Student Council, Vice-President 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3,4. BOBBYLEE PEASE WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; 4-H 1, 2, Health and Safety Leader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4. JUDY ANN RYNEARSON WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3; Y-Teens 3,4. MICHAEL DAVID ROWE WHS 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4; 4-H 1,2,3, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 3. RANDY CHALBERT RUDE 2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Band WHS 1, 1,2, 3,4. 26 JEAN ELLEN SEBERT WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2, Secretary 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Office Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 3. CAROL ILENE SCHMIDT WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Y- Teens 2,3, 4; Student Log Staff 4; Store Manager 3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, 4; Glee Club 3. MARION ENGLISH SHULTZ. WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 4. RICHARD SMITH WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. DENNIS SMITH WHS 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. MICHAEL VAN STARKEY WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. JACQUE MARVIN STROH WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Speech Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. CAROL KAY TILL WHS 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Y- Teens 2,3,4, Vice President 2,4; Class Treasurer 1; Student Log Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Ba nd 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3. ae HOWARD ISAAC SQUIER WHS 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3. SANDRA KAY WARNER WHS 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Speech Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Log Staff 4; Office Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Physical | Ed. Ass't. 4; Cheering Block 4. ee a eae — a Denar eae ae ae | | SENIOR PLAY Front row, left to right: Bob Potter, Karl Keiper, Cheryl Pontius, Sharon Toneman, Linda Muzzillo, Mike Starkey; Standing: Terry Hartman, Skip Haislip, Kenny Eastridge, Sandi Warner, Jean Sebert, Pat Patterson, Becky Nice, Carol Till, Glee Keesler, Jacque Stroh, George Noirot, Ted Bachtel. | BOOKS AND CROOKS Jean Sebert, Mike Starkey, Carol Till, Bob Potter Becky Nice, Kenny Eastridge, George Noirot Breakfast With The Bibbles Just A Simple Soap Opera Jean Sebert, Dick Dietrich, Bob Potter Karen Karnes Touchdown Or Not Skip Haislip Weather Or Not There You Are Becky Nice Bob Potter, Sandi Warner, Jean Bowman QUEEN Linda Muzzillo First Row, leftto right, Sharon Toneman, first princess; Linda Muzzillo, Queen; Ruth Ann Sayles, 1959 Homecoming Queen; Nancy Lockwood; Carol Schmidt, second princess. Second Row, Marsha Hodges, third princess; Janet Dunn; Cheryl Karnes; Sande Rude; Linda Wallace. First Princess---Sharon Toneman Second Princess---Carol Schmidt The annual Homecoming for grad- uates of Waterloo High School was held on November 23, 1960. There were nine candidates for Homecoming Queen. Eachclass and school organ- ization nominated a candidate. The Senior Class sponsored the Home- coming and sold raffle tickets ona General Electric clock radio. For every raffle ticket purchased, stu- dents were allowed to cast ten votes for their favorite candidate. In this way the Queen was chosen. Linda Muzzillo receivedthe most votes and thus became the Homecoming Queen of Waterloo High School for 1960. Lynn Strock Linda Muzzillo HALLOWEEN PARTY The Waterloo Lions Club sponsors a Halloween Party every year for the students of the Waterloo School. It is heldinthe school gym on Halloween night with free popcorn, doughnuts, and cider for everyone. Activities for the evening include judging the costumes, money scrambles, sack races, pie eating contests, and a record hop for the older students. The students repay the Lions Club by not committing any vandalism during the Halloween season. If there is no vandalism the students also receive a one day vacation from school. The Lions Club Halloween party is one of the many memories we cherish from our school days at Waterloo. Jim Conrad Tom Mettert Barbara Ish Editor-in=Chief i. sc ous) s_ o0 '0e) kee eee rene ee ene En Nancy Lockwood Assistantshdito rein Chieticm smu -siciecin a itcmt cats at iesinein at cit aee mim ana Jim Aschleman BuSineSSsManaGerstememe cee civic vourcieon clot ctictn sil mcMICRE CHE MICEN (nmol ican sins Karl Keiper TYEASUTETS « cclheuet sicdbeiietenis haus eiccmicnis Moin cil sil Mom mcm cae nt mm cmc MNEs e Bob Potter Advertising Manager..... Pot Gk oO So Bao ORO oo 6 Skip Haislip Assistant Advertising: Manacerse. moment -mcacmicm smtchtcut Siam om cmtcMl isan mcm eins Janet Hall Mike Rowe Dick Dietrich Kenneth Eastridge Mike Eberly subscription; Manac era .cemc. oitci scticincitotte eoMncmrcins it al ici cin crete iR in cineeE oitennrs Don Gettys Assistant Subscription: Managers: msn cien ciiionts i cnlsiciicicm mem sit ints Linda Muzzillo Diane Hoff Sally Kennedy Diana Jo Dunn Kenneth Buss Stanley Pontius Ginger Haislip Nhs Haibcid Hohimebemy Hy oe neh eeep oe res cae. aoe a 8 o mW Hop eww Jean Sebert Assistant’ Features HditorS ccc. sacs. ctisiie tein: nisin cal ur unre anca- mane ars Sandi Warner Karen Myers Sandie Toneman Art Editors case cnc gc cecil Gn es calcd smonc i cN ce mek cl MC tm cuOn ment: Richard Smith Dennis Smith Sandie Toneman Oeaseltrds Soo ho OG ooo ooo SS oo 6 iG) G0) GeO GONG Sharon Toneman Nancy Brandon Skip Haislip Photo Editors... o) sewes wean cake av esttea mie tet etna nance meer ae Terry Hartman Marsha Hodges Glee Keesler Cheryl Karnes TYpists) 6 is. 0 ewes eee ne Repee ee Rei vee h cite siteis aa 's bene mcnle ee anne Carol Schmidt Alyce Bard SPONSOTsel oe cu cvieclsctemie wom ccm ICRI aNcmremis Ut cun ital utsal atc tom Me re Charlotte Steckler The 1961 Rosebud Staff wishes to thank everyone who in any way, by their suggestions, contributions, or financial assistance made this book possible. We would also like to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte Steckler, for her guidance in producing this -- The 1961 Rosebud. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, leftto right: Mr. Barton, Gene Piatek, Mavis Sutton, Karl Keiper, Linda Muzzillo, Sharon Toneman, Linda Haskins; Standing: Marsha Hodges, Alice Lockwood, Janice Rufner, Linda Sebert, Larry Dunn, Harold Keller, Don Gettys, Bill Schlosser, Nancy Barton, Dennis Sutton, Stanley Pontius, Steve Ulm. The Student Council of Waterloo High School is the means by which the student body aids directly in the administration of the school. It is the official organ for student expression in matters per- taining to the welfare of the student body. This organization is in charge of all dances and pro- jects. The officers are as follows: Karl Keiper, President; Mavis Sutton, Vice-President; Linda Muzzillo, Secretary; and Eugene Piatek, Treasurer. “STUDENT LOG STAFF Seated, left to right: Janet Hall, Nancy Lockwood, Karl Keiper, Skip Haislip, Bob Potter, Linda Muzzillo, Mrs. Starkey, Becky Nice; Standing: George Noirot, Nancy Brandon, Glee Keesler, Jean Sebert, Carol Schmidt, Sharon Toneman, Jo Dunn, Sandi Warner, Ginger Hais- lip, Dave Powers. paca a SUES sims eer) Seated: Adrienne Meyer, Carol Till, Nancy Brandon, Glee Keesler, Jean Bowman, Nancy Lockwood; Second row: Judy Hine, Janet Hall, Becky Nice, Carol Schmidt, Jean Sebert, Mrs. Butler; Third row: Sharon Toneman, Phil Speer, Jim Aschleman, Bob Potter, Don Gettys, Bill Schlosser, Cher yl Pontius. BETA OFFICERS SEATED: Janet Hall, Treasurer Bob Potter, President Jean Sebert, Secretary, State President Mrs. Butler, Sponsor STANDING: Cheryl Pontius, Corresponding Secretary Sharon Toneman, Vice-President Glee Keesler, State Vice-President Jim Aschleman, Reporter The Beta Club is a national organization formed by high school students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and in service to their schools and communities. Membership is restricted to students of good char- acter who maintain at least a B average in all academic subjects. This year our Beta Club has the honor of having the State Beta President and V. President as members. They are Jean Sebert and Glee Keesler. 36 i i Y-TEENS Firstrow: Miss Thomas, Jean Sebert, Janet Hall, Cheryl Pontius, Sharon Toneman, Linda Deetz, Rosanna Harter, Brenda McDonald, Jean Bowman, Mary Jane Henderson; Second row: Alyce Bard, Linda Muzzillo, Carol Till, Nancy Lockwood, Carol Schmidt, Becky Nice, Sandi Warner, Pat Patterson, Glee Keesler, Iris Grieser, Judy Rynearson; Third row: Rosalynd Luttman, Shelia Clear, Priscilla Eastridge, Sally Nodine, Linda Wallace, Mavis Sutton, Connie Roop, Linda Sebert, Nelda Risdon, Ruth Christman, Dona Noirot, Valetta Shippy; Fourth row: Barbara Sewelin, Betty Harter, Mary Sebe rt, Sandie Toneman, Janet Coleman, Jo Dunn, Sally Kennedy, Cheryl Karnes, Marsha Hodges, Karen Myers, Diane Hoff, Colleen Grate, Sherry Yontz; Fifthrow: Karen Zerkle, Roma Wells, Beverly Quinn, Harweda Stepheng, Sande Rude, Susie Christlieb, Judy Mansur, Donna Brown, Marsha Blacker, Judy Hine, Linda Kuykendall, Nancy Brandon, Adrienne Meyer. OFFICERS Seated: Y-Teen Mothers, Mrs. Roscoe Nice, Mrs. Clifford Hall, Mrs. Duaine Karnes; Standing: Becky Nice, Song- leader, Carol Till, Vice-President, Cheryl Pontius, President, Sharon Toneman, Sec- retary, Janet Hall, Treasurer, Linda Muzzillo, Reporter. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Firstrow: Mr. Berg, Rick Bergstrom, George Noirot, Mike Rowe, John Smith, Dick Pfeffer- korn, and Phil Pinkerton. Second row: Galen Pepple, Glen Myers, Max Dunn, Larry Lock- wood, Richard Fitch, Dick Dunn, Ivan Pepple, Tom Stahl, and Larry Hartman. Thirdrow: Gerald Pepple, Jerry Grawbadger, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Tom Leins, Ted Bachtel, Tom Till, Gilbert Bonecutter, Jerry Lemper, and Carl Myers. The purpose of this organization is to make better farmers and to put the land to better use. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America is built includes leadership, character, development, sportsmanship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patri- otism. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provision of the National Education Acts. This year our chapter is honoredto have a member, Mike Rowe, as F. F. A. District Sentinel. F.F.A. OFFICERS President Mike Rowe Vice President Rick Bergstrom Treasurer-------------------- John Smith Secretary----------------- George Noirot Reporter---------------- Dick Pfefferkorn Sentinel Phil Pinkerton Advisor------------------------ Mr. Berg 4-H CLUB First row, leftto right: Mr. Berg, Dick Dunn, Carl Myers, Tom Stahl, Gilbert Bonecutter, Mike Rowe, George Noirot, Barbara Brandon, Judy Davis, Shelia Clear, Karen Opdycke, Carol Pinkerton, Mrs. Butler; Second row: Jerry Kirkpatrick, Albert Buss, Terry Yontz, John Phillips, Stan Smith, Jim Hoff, Joe Magginnis, John Hoff, Kevin Pressler, Alvin Pinker- ton, Steve Slentz, Carolyn Lesiuk, Diane Coleman, Paula Brown, RochelleClear; Third row: Larry Lockwood, Diana Henderson, Janet Bolen, Cynthia Hassett, Marlene Pfefferkorn, Ellen Henderson, Karen Pfefferkorn, Christine Bolen, Margaret Sabin, Linda Leins, Shirley Hays, Robert Dygert, Don Phillips, Bill McAlpin, Stanley Berg; Fourth row: Tom Till, Jerry Grawbadger, Cheryl Ford, Sandra Pfefferkorn, Sue Burns, Vicki McBride, Connstance Grueb, Janice Bolen, Ruth Ann Woolever, BarbaraIsh, Barbara Tuttle, Jill: Palmer, Sarah Dunn, Nancy Lesiuk, Jo Voss, Cindy Weirich; Fifth row: Mike Beadell, John Smith, Dick Pfeffe rkorn, Rick Bergstrom, Richard Fitch, Glen Myers, Maynard Hine, David Graham, Steve Voss, Larry Hartman, Tom Leins, Phil Pinkerton, Max Dunn. SAFETY PATROL First row; leftto right: Diana Henderson, Cathy Boggs, Rebecca Bonecutter, Vicki Duesler, Barbara Tuttle, Della Musser; Secondrow: Joe Lewis, Michael Beadell, John Hoff, DeWayne Buss, Mr. Ned McIntosh; Third row: Thomas Armstrong, Joe Magginnis, Fred Goyings, Steve Slentz, Tom Messman, Randy Stafford; Fourth row: Alvin Pinkerton, James Friend, Leonard Baughman, Scott Eberly, John Rufner, Stanley Berg, David Barton. WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL First row, leftto right: Nancy Lockwood, Ginger Haislip, Cheryl May, Cheryl Hall; Second row: Glee Keesler, Duaine Karnes, Carol Till, Judy Davis, Randy Rude, Jon Hall; Third row: Richard Fitch, David Hoot, Rick Graffis, Ted Bachtel, Skip Haislip, Kenneth Eastridge; Standing: Jean Sebert, Becky Nice, Suzanne Christlieb. MAJORETTES Nancy Lockwood Carol Till Linda Wallace The Senior Band at Waterloo High School is com- posed of high school students from the freshman through senior class. The band took part in many activities this year. Weopened our marching season with a performance at the annual DeKalb County Free Fall Fair at Auburn. Wealsoled the Halloween par- ade at Halloween time. The concert season began after the marching season was over. The band played at all the home basketball games and presented a very fine Christ- mas program at Yule time. In February the solo and ensemble contest was held at Fort Wayne. The bandsmen fared very well this year. After the solo and ensemble contest the hard work began--pre- paring for the concert band contest held at Angola. The annual Spring Concert was presented at the school gymnasium on April 23. CONCERT BAND First row, left to right: Lee Myers, Karen Opdycke, Bobbylee Pease; Second row: Terry Hartman, Glen Myers, Beverly Quinn, Melanie Oster; Third row: Janet Coleman, Sandie Toneman, Carl Myers, Mike Graham, Eugene Piatek; Standing: Janet Hall, Jim Aschleman, Linda Wallace, Sally Nodine. DRUM MAJORETTE Sandie Toneman BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Becky Nice, Nancy Lockwood, Skip Haislip, Jim Aschleman, Glee Keesler. JUNIOR BAND First row: Jo Ellen Starkey, Stanley Berg, Shirley Albright, Joleen Fee, Anna Rose Lock- wood, Cindy Weirich, Diane Haynes. Second row: Jo Voss, Elaine Loos, Catherine Boggs, Vicki Duesler, Barbara Ish, Linda Sebert, Bruce Ebert, Nancy Barton. Third row: John Giradot, Duane Nodine, Larry Schlosser, Steve Ulm, Don Weirich, Leonard Baughman, Chris- tine Bolen, Larry Wheeler, Jim Souder, Kent Miser. Standing: Ellen Henderson, Vicki McBride, Janell Myers, Connie Fee, Marva Sutton, Merry Yontz, Diana Henderson, Cynthia Hassett, Gerry Yontz. NUT BAND Standing: Skip Haislip, Duaine Karnes, Carl Myers, John Hall, Rick Graffis, Gene Piatek, Jim Aschleman, Mike Graham, Kneeling: George Noirot. ie ee : CHORUS First row: Nancy Lockwood, Marsha Hodges, Jean Bowman, Karen Opdycke, Sandi Warner, Glee Keesler, Cheryl Karnes, Melanie Oster, Rosanna Harter, Sherry Yontz, Ginger Haislip, Carol Till. Second row: Beverly Quinn, Jo Dunn, Jean Sebert, Cheryl Pontius, Diane Hoff, | Susanne Christlieb, Sally Nodine, Carol Schmidt, Karen Myers, Sharon Toneman, Janet Hall, | Judy Davis, Mr. Wilson. Third row: Becky Nice, Janet Coleman, Brenda McDonald, Steve Voss, Glen Myers, David Hoot, Rick Graffis, Duaine Karnes, Linda Deetz, Sandie Toneman, Pat Patterson. Fourth row: Lee Myers, Carl Myers, Ken Eastridge, Skip Haislip, Bobbylee Pease, Steve Pontius, Carl Bard, George Noirot, Ted Bachtel, Gene Piatek, Richard Fitch, Jim Aschleman. PIANISTS Becky Nice Sally Nodine OFFICE 3 Agi | Back row: Jean Sebert, Pat Patterson, Marsha Blacker, Sharon Toneman, Becky | Nice; Front row: Shirley Hays, Sandi | Warner, Nancy Lockwood. LIBRARIANS Priscilla Eastridge Harweda Stephens HALL MONITORS Standing: Bill Schlosser, Maurice Boyd, Paul Bankes, Bob Charleston; Seated: Terry Hartman, Rick Bergstrom. xoog € ae a8 fend VARSITY TEAM Standing: Jim Aschleman, Phil Speer, Gene Piatek, Tom Till, Skip Haislip, Karl Keiper, Mike Starkey, Bob Charleston, Dick Dietrich, Bill Schlosser. Kneeling: Carl Bard, Coach Bour- quin, Bob Potter. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Till Linda Muzzillo Marsha Hodges Linda Wallace CHEER-BLOCK Cheerleaders: Carol Till, Linda Wallace, Marsha Hodges, Alice Lockwood, David Hill, Mavis Sutton. First row: Diane Hoff, Karen Myers, Marsha Blacker, Sharon Toneman, Cheryl Pontius, Jean Bowman, Pat Patterson, Sandi Warner, Alyce Bard, Shirley Cobbs, Mary Jane Henderson, Mrs. Ford. Second row: Cheryl Karnes, Sally Kennedy, Linda Kuykendall, Frances Pollack, Sherry Yontz, Dona Noirot, Alma Wakefield, Sande Rude, Jo Dunn, Mary Sebert, Priscilla Eastridge. Third row: Victor Emerick, Janice Rufner, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Mary Lou Farrington, Niki Ford, Judy Sayles, Harweda Stephens, Connie Roop, John Smith, Kenneth Gingrich, Dick Pfefferkorn. Fourth row: Kenny Dunn, Judy Kline, Janice Henderson, Jeanette Aldrich, Judy Emerick, Janet Dunn, Steve Voss, Mike Nessel, Shirley Al- bright, Terry Yontz, Bruce Ebert. Fifth row: Mike Brown, Carol Pinkerton, Ellen Henderson, Lynn Strock, Christine Bolen, Linda Sebert, Margaret Sabin, Karen Pfefferkorn, Judy White, Dick Tuttle, Warren Toneman, Sixth row: Gerry Yontz, Stanley Smith, Albert Buss, John Aldrich, Larry Dunn, Linden Henderson, Tom Mettert. T-E-A-M Team! Team! Team! This was oneof the many yells that bounced off the walls of the Waterloo High School gym as the newly formed Cheering Block spurred the Wildcats on to victory. The group of 68 spirited young Waterloo fans, executed with a great deal of finesse, the yells and maneuvers originated by our energetic cheerleaders, Carol Till, Marsha Hodges, Linda Muzzillo, Linda Wallace, Mavis Sutton, Alice Lockwood, Dave Hill and their sponsor, Mrs. Evelyn Ford. During the basketball season, the cheering block practiced every Friday morning at 8:15. During the sessions the new cheers were demonstrated by the cheerleaders and practiced by the block. The cheering block is composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The seventh and eighth graders must serve a year ortwoinan apprentice or substitute role. In this manner, the younger students gain experience for their ensuing years in high school. During the games, the block members wear white blouses.or shirts, black gloves, and dark skirts or trousers. Sharon Toneman held the only office in the cheering block, that of secretary. In its first year, our cheering block added much enthusiasm and eye-appeal to our basketball games. Coach Bourquin and the basketball players appreciate their efforts and look forward to their next sea- son with the Cheering Block. 47 WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL COACHES Standing, Coach Richard Bourquin; Seated left to right, Eighth Grade Coach, Ned McIntosh; Seventh Grade Basketball Coach and Cross Country Coach, Larry Dove; Freshman Coach, Ronnie Vaughn; Back Row, As- sistant Coach, Bruce Gurtner. : Coach Richard Bourquin has been head coach of Waterloo Athletics for six years. He has greatly im- proved the quality of our teams and has earned the respect and admiration of all the team members. Bruce Gurtner has been assistant coach at Waterloo School for nineteen years. He has provided some excellent material for the varsity team, and has assisted in establishing a championship baseball team. Ned McIntosh has been Junior High Coach and basketball scorer for twenty-one years. He is well liked © by his charges, and he puts a good deal of effort into developing his teams. This year our Highth grade team has had its best season ever. Our congratulations to Mr. McIntosh! Ronnie Vaughn is currently serving as Athletic Director and Freshman Coach. He has been at Waterloo for two years and has served the school well. Larry Dove is serving his first year as Seventh grade basketball coach and Cross Country Coach. A former Varsity star from Huntertown High and a top-notch cross country man in college, Mr. Dove brings a good deal of experience and wisdom to Waterloo and is a very welcome addition to the faculty. Carl Bard Carl is serving his second year as student manager. He is acting as co-manager of the baseball, basket- ball, and track teams. He has serv- edvery capably and his help has been greatly appreciated. Bob Potter Bob is serving his first year as co-manager of our varsity basket- ballteam. Heis also co-manager of the track and baseball teams. Bob has done a good job and will be miss- ed next year. Mavis Sutton Dave Hill Alice Lockwood B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS B-TEAM Student Manager, Bob Potter; Duaine Karnes, Dave Powers, Mike Rathert, Bob Ish, Carl Myers, Larry Rathert, Student Manager, Carl Bara, Joe Dunn, Phil Pinkerton, Barry Shultz, Tom Leins, Steve Pontius, Pat Patterson, Dick Dunn, Coach Bruce Gurtner. Maeno a ES center AMMA MAMA AMMO DOSER ESNCCENCO OND ROAM ELH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY B-TEAM FRESHMEN WETHEY WE THEY WE THEY Nov. 4 Riverdale 42 39 26 29 Dec. 5 Churubusco 25 36 10 Butler 65 42 24 42 8 Hamilton Pak PAS 18 Avilla 44 55 29 30 Jan. 12 Orland igo 2483} Garrett JOOS 27 33 19 Hamilton 38 41 25 Hamilton 34 44 35 34 26 Fremont VAP A SAS Dec. 3 Hoagland 08 «61 31 42 Feb. 9 Orland SH) sy 9 Ashley 69 60 38 29 10 Leo DCm 44 46 EIGHTH GRADE 16 LaGrange 06 48 34 30 30 4-Way Tourney Angola Nov. 9 Garrett Sal PAW, LaGrange 49 45 14 + Riverdale 30 16 Angola 5 «634 21 Garrett 44 20 Jan. 7 Angola Slo 45 32 30 Butler 36 33 10 Harlan 49 51 44 oD Dec. 8 Hamilton 43 29 13 Fremont 37 40 33 43 15 Ashley 14 35 20 Wolcottville 78 50 Hp 25 Jan. 5 Riverdale 42 20 Ou Huntertown 40 52 20 38 12 Orland 66 27 Feb. 3 Rome City 61 46 Ps) 21 19 Hamilton SOmmae i Albion 65 66 41 50 26 Fremont SOMO ii Churubusco 58 61 41 39 Feb. 9 Orland PA Spl 17 Ashley 56 44 39 20 21 Ashley 5Gme22 SEVENTH GRADE Nov. 9 Garrett Jiao! 14 Riverdale 39 34 7A Garrett 22 34 30 Butler 30 20 Dec. 15 Ashley 22, 29 JES OB) Riverdale yaa Pall Feb. 17 Ashley 14 34 WILDCAT COACH Our athletic department under the competent direction of Mr. Richard Bourquin, head coach, has brought fame and honor to our beloved high school through the years. This year has been no exception. Our teams have compiled a re- cord which any school would be proud to display. We love our Wildcats! Just as an officer in the armed forces is responsible for the wins or defeats of the men on the front lines, our coach is responsible for winning those games for WHS. Coach | Bourquin knows his duties and carries them out to the fullest ( . extent of his abilities. He not only teaches the basic princi- ” ) ples of the game, but he instills in the boys' minds the ideals | of sportsmanship, teamwork, and competitive spirit. NON AAA AE ANTE EATS 1st Row: Student Manager, Carl Bard, Duaine Karnes, James Aschleman, Student Manager, Bob Potter. 2nd Row: Dave Powers, Karl Keiper, Phil Pinkerton, Bob Charleston. 3rd Row: Coach Richard Bourquin, Tom Till, Jacque Stroh, George Noirot, Walter Haislip, and Patrick Patterson. Not present when this picture was taken is Bob Ish at the right. TRACK TEAM BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling: Student Manager, Carl Bard, Coach Richard Bourquin, Student Manager, Bob Potter. Standing: Bill Schlosser, Paul Bankes, Mike Starkey, Bob Charleston, Clinton Stephens, Joe Dunn, Tom Till, Gene Piatek, Jim Aschleman, Dennis Makovicka, Dave Powers, Max Dunn, and Duaine Karnes. FRESHMAN TEAM Kneeling: Mike Nessel, Richard Fitch. First Row: Stanley Pontius, Steve Voss, Larry Hartman, Allen Myers, Bill Rempis. Second Row: Mr. Vaughn, Keith Ordway, David Ritchie, Mike Graham, Glen Myers, Jim Kuykendall. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Cheerleaders: Carolyn Lesiuk, Linda Haskins, Niki Ford. First Row: Jim Lemper, John Girardot, Dennis Sutton, Gene Rowe, Bruce Ebert, Larry Bolen, Terry Yontz, Larry Schlosser, Mark Shultz, Don Sheets. Second Row: Ned McIntosh, Steve Ulm, Warren Toneman, Richard Payne, Robert Platt, James Starkey, Richard Tuttle, Bob Friend, Donald Weirich. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Front row, left to right: John Aldrich, Albert Buss, Larry Dunn, Duane Nodine, Danny Straw, Jim Souder, Harold Keller, Kenny Dunn; Back row: Mr. Dove, Mike Brown, Rick Stafford, Gerry Yontz, Tom Mettert, Linden Henderson, Jim Hoff, Tom Muzzillo. First row, left to right: Randy Brown, Terry Haskins, Mike Provines, Mike Geeting, Howard Lumpkin, David Shipe, Billy McAlpin, Kevin Pressler, Ivan King, Steve Eberly, Charles Hall; Second row: Bob Dygert, Randy Sheets, Dean Tucker, Rick Sutton, David Goodwin, Ronald Lesiuk, DeWayne Buss, John Hoff, Mike Lewis, Rick Baker, Tom Hassett, Tom Arm- strong; Third row: Steve Slentz, Mike Fee, Joe Louis, David Barton, Fred Goyings, Randy Stafford, Randy Sutton, Tom Messman, Larry Myers, Mike Beadell; Fourth row: Dick Carroll, Alvin Pinkerton, Kevin Miser, Scott Eberly, John Rufner, Stanley Berg, Leonard Baughman, James Friend, David Miller, Joe Magginnis; Fifth row: Joe Dunn, Karl Keiper, Bob Potter, Carl Bard, Skip Haislip, Mike Starkey, Dick Dietrich. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE TEAMS i —f JUNIOR, Jim Aschleman, President Nancy Brandon, Vice-President Sally Kennedy, Secretary Joe Dunn, Treasurer ! Karen Myers, Historian Rick Bergstrom Marsha Blacker Gilbert B onecutter Donna Brown Bob Charleston Larry Cook Richard Dunn Keith Eberly Don Gettys Coleen Grate Duane Grieser Jerry Hart Larry Hart Judith Hine Marsha Hodges Diane Hoff Cheryl Karnes Jerry Kirkpatrick Linda Kuykendall Thomas Leins Norman Luttman Kenneth McDonald Adrienne Meyer Ronnie Miller Carl Myers Lee Myers © Gerald Pepple Frances Pollack William Pollack Mike Rathert Thomas Till Sherry Yontz Steven Rynearson William Schlosser Valetta Shippy Phil Speer Thomas Stahl Cletus Stephens Clinton Stephens James Stubblefield SOPHOMORE |. John Smith, President Gene Piatek, Vice-President Linda Wallace, Secretary Mavis Sutton, Treasurer Dave Powers, Historian Susanne Christlieb Ruth Christman Shelia Clear Janet Coleman Diana Jo Dunn Max Dunn Priscilla Eastridge Kenneth Gingrich Richard Graffis Glen Grate Jerry Grawbadger Dave Hill John Hall David Hoot Betty Harter Robert Ish Duaine Karnes Jerry Lemper Larry Lockwood vsamarnt senna snes once nents a mene, ‘Rosalynd Luttman Dennis Makovicka Judy Mansur CLASS Sally Nodine Dona Noirot Patrick Patterson Ivan Pepple Richard Pfefferkorn Phil Pinkerton Steven Pontius Beverly Quinn Larry Rathert Nelda Risden Connie Roop Linda Roose Sande Rude Ann Rynearson Judy Sayles Mary Sebert Ruth Sebert Barbara Sewelin Barry Shultz Harweda Stephens Sandie Toneman Clarence Treesh Geraldine Treesh Rusty Wakefield Roma Wells John Willey Karen Zerkle Ginger Haislip Cheryl Hall Larry Hartman Shirley Hays FRESHMAN Stanley Pontius, President Janet Dunn, Vice-President Barbara Brandon, Secretary-Treasurer Janice Rufner, Historian Jeanette Aldrich Jim Allen Sonja Arnott Floyd Barrand Don Dangler Judy Davis Judy Emerick Mary Lou Farrington Richard Fitch Dan Francis Dianna Geeting David Michael Graham | Janice Henderson Maynard Hine Allen Hohman Jim Irish Mary Jeffries Patsy Kimple Judy Kline James Kuykendall Diane LaRowe Linda Leins Alice Lockwood Roger McDonald Cheryl May Allen Myers Glen Myers Mike Nessel | Karen Opdycke Keith Ordway Melanie Oster Melanie Parker Galen Pepple Bill Rempis David Ritchie Virginia Rottger Gloria Rynearson Ruth Ann Schmidt Gary Stubblefield Carol Treesh Nancy Treesh Roger Treesh Steve Voss Gary Zonker Shirley Albright Nancy Barton Christine Bolen Larry Bolen Nancy Bricker Paula Brown Carolyn Dietrich Barbara Dunn Bruce Ebert Niki Ford Bob Friend John Girardot Judith Goodwin Diane Haynes Judy Hill Carolyn Lesiuk Anna Rose Lockwood Bob McEntarfer Ronald Messman Kent Miser Dick Payne Karen Pfefferkorn John Phillips Carol Pinkerton Bob Platt Gene Rowe Margaret Sabin Larry Schlosser Linda Sebert Don Sheets Mark Shultz Jim Starkey Dennis Sutton Warren Toneman Dick Tuttle Steve Ulm Alma Wakefield Larry Wheeler Don Weirich Judy White Terry Yontz SSAA OAS SIO OTE ORS FEY PUES MS go John Aldrich Mike Brown Albert Buss Rochelle Clear Diann Coleman Kenny Dunn Larry Dunn Steven Eberly Sally Emerick Victor Emerick Philip Geeting Linda Haskins Cynthia Hassett Ellen Henderson June Henderson Linden Henderson James Hoff Harold Keller Harriet Keller Gertrude Kennedy Shari King Tom Mettert Tom Muzzillo Duane Nodine Leroy Ordway Nettie Belle Osbun Margay Payne Marlene Pfefferkorn Kathy Sue Ritchie Mary Rowe Mossie Rowe Anna Sewelin Stanley Smith James Souder Rick Stafford Jo Ellen Starkey Danny Straw Bambi Lynn Strock Terry Tucker Ruth Woolever Gary Yontz Merry Yontz BS mS HS Cima tape it fo Ss B22 g Seantionmreninen nea taeieal Aisa CTO — SIXTH GRADE, First row: Della Musser, Barbara Tuttle, Vicki Duesler, Cindy Weirich, Connie Fee, Jill Palmer, Kevin Pressler, Jerry West; Second row: Mike Provines, Randy Sheets, Vicki McBride, Tom Armstrong, Michael Beadell, Terry West, Jolene Fee, John Hoff, DeWayne Buss, Mr. Gurtner; Third row: Joe Magginnis, Tom Messman, Janell Myers, Dick Carroll, Alvin Pinkerton, David Miller, Joe Lewis, Steve Slentz, Randy Stafford; Fourth row: Barbara Roose, Elaine Loos, JoAnn Voss, Nancy Lesiuk, John Rufner, Barbara Ish, Marva Sutton, Sarah Dunn, Cathy Boggs. : . FIFTH SIXTH GRADE, First row: Pam Knott, Dianna Henderson, Janet Bolen, Marsha . Roose, Connie Grueb, Bonnie Tuttle, Janice Bolen; Second row: Dave Goodwin, Cheryl Brown, | Mary Knott, Rebecca Bonecutter, Mary Hine, Larry Myers, Rick Sutton, Dean Tucker, Mr. Dove; Third row: Ivan King, Fred Going, Jim Friend, Stan Berg, Scott Eberly, Leonard Baughman, Dave Barton, Randy Sutton, Randy Brown. ie ee ee se ais nt ea ISEIES SOE EERE a FIFTH GRADE, First row: Marguerite Marks, William McAlpin, Carole Boggs, Pamela Magginnis, Kay Carper, Terry Haskins; Second row: Lee Henderson, Rickie Baker, Sue Goings, Cheryl Ford, Barbara Hall, Steven Eberly, Mrs. Sharp; Third row: David Shipe, Michael Lewis, Charles Hall, Deborrah Lumpkins, Ronald Lesiuk, Thomas Hassett, Norman Brown; Fourthrow: Robert Dygert, Nancy Miser, Michael Fee, Vicki Mettert, Donald Phil- lips, Sandra Pfefferkorn, Michael Geeting, Not shown, Howard Lumpkins. FOURTHGRADE, First row: John Thomson, Rebecca Grueg, Sue Hall, Karen Henderson, Marcia Myers, Joni Albright, Michael Greer; Second row: Roderick Pressler, Robert Als bright, Beverly McEntarfer, Jerry Crowl, Claude Buss, Jr., Jeanne Hoot, James Conrad, Mrs. Weldon; Thirdrow: Gary Beard, Douglas Karnes, Lynn Pepple, Kathy Jo Shipe, Lynette Ebert, Ronald Imbody, Steven Dunn, Sherry Schieber; Fourth row: Robert Berg, Steven Aschleman, Debra Davis, Cathy Jo Critney, Richard Woolever, Susan Kennedy, Natalie Kline, Steven Williams, Reginald Stafford. ent i a i THIRD GRADE, First row: Keith Lewis, Linda Armstrong, Debra Tuttle, Sandra Miser, Jane Pfefferkorn, Cheryl Shipe; Second row: David Bair d, Diana Lumpkins, Vicki Gosedy, June Pfefferkorn, Penny Good, Melanie Baughman, John Bolen; Third row: Stanley Brown, Ronald Parker, Tom Dunn, Donn Starkey, Mike Kline, Tommy Emerick, Kim Eberly, Roger McKean, Stuart Tuttle, Mrs. McIntosh, Not shown, Noel Smith. THIRD GRADE, First row: Keith Henderson, Pamela Smith, Nancy Ritchie, Glenna Bolen, Nick Weirich; Second row: Susan Reed, Ricky Dygert, Rusty Emerick, Greg Ford, Margaret Hoff, Barbara Lesiuk, Mrs. Boren; Third row: Carolyn Magginnis, Tommy Duesler, Rex Dangler, Debbie Childers, Jerry Daniels, Ronald Baker; Fourth row: Jim Wells, Dennis Kutzner, Scott Overmyer, Ronald Goudy, Stephen Bowers, Gary Treesh, Cheryl Henderson. SECOND GRADE, First row: Tanya Vance, Dennis Geeting, Dean Bonecutter, Patty Troyer, Lynn Carper, Sandra Albright, Cynthia Roose; Second row: Allen Henderson, Donald Mc- Kean, Steven Stuller, Bradley Barton, Deborah Clark, Dennis Ford, Ira Magginnis, Mrs. Reinhart; Third row: Jane Geeting; LuAnn Dunn, Diane Kutzner, Gloria Schieber, Cathy DeYoung, Rita Arnott, Lucinda Crowl; Fourth row: Belinda Crowl, Danny Krontz, Steven Kuykendall, Jennifer Fee, Keith Wetoskey, Ann McIntosh, Steven Millspaugh, Billy Schimpf. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE, First row: Bobby Fribley, Mary Jane Aldrich, Victoria Will- iams, Jamie King, Rita McBride, Vonda Myers; Second row: Gary Henderson, George Arm- strong, Roger Pressler, David Rowe, John Woolever, James Crowl, Charles Hill; Third row: Steven Baird, Kathleen Pepple, Terry Shipe, Melinda Baughman, Roxanne DeYoung, Judith Ulm, Barbara Sheets; Fourth row: Connie Krontz, Beth Ann Critney, Philip Eberly, John Rowe, Elton Fluke, Steven Reed, Not shown, LuAnn Long. Pa itt io ORES ait Ni oe ‘ FIRST GRADE, Seated, left to right: Ellen Albright, Loretta Larkin, Theresa Henderson, Beth Ann Pomeroy, La Starza Bowman, Deborah Brown, Debra Kelly; Second row: Nancy Bonecutter, Rebecca Rempis, Charles Boggs, Gary Lesiuk, Charles Gibson, Rickie West, Michael Leins, Mrs. Helen Duncan; Third row: Nicki Dove, Ann Synesall, Nancy Goodwin, Susan Dirrim, Vicki Knott, Diana Phillips, Joyce Grim, Christine Parsell; Fourth row: Terry Crabill, Charles Greub, Bobby Emerick, George Crowl, Larry Bowers, Karl Hoff, Dewey Quinn, Dean Pfefferkorn, Randy Troyer. KINDERGARTEN, Seated, leftto right: Michael Brown, Brian Albright, Bernard Schortgen, Earl Carper, Denise Palmer, Caye Boggs, Lawrence Sewelin; Second row: Brenda McLean, Debra Houser, Brenda Klink, Kathryn Bourquin, Sandra Rowe, Helen Rempis, Rebecca Miser, Richard Greenfield, Mrs. Nice; Thirdrow: John Armstrong, Dennis Crowl, Jerry Magginnis, Elaina Messman, Karen Griffin, Sharon Griffin, John Krontz, Dan Brown. ee ee istadye Rg AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN CLASS Seated, left to right: Michael Ford, Jane Phillips, Randy Creager, Cheryl Baker, Robert Knott, Janet Bolen, Connie Musser; Secondrow: Anita Coleman, Karen Stafford, Jane Dunn, Melissa Baughman, Martin Sattison, Sherry Dangler, Karen Bolen, Sue Ann Husselman, Mrs. Nice; Thirdrow: Twila Vance, Gregory Lumpkin, Charlene Bolen, Hershel Wilhelm, Phillip Kuykendall, James Steffan, Rex Pepple, Gary Warstler, George Haskins. GROWTH OF WATERLOO KINDERGARTEN The Waterloo Public Kindergarten was started in 1952 with only one session meeting daily in the Waterloo Church of Christ. The first year there were only 25 children. Their teacher was Mrs. Auckland, who taught fortwo years. It wasthen sponsored by the parents, but since January, 1959, the Waterloo Public School System has taken over its operation. Mrs. Nice is now the teacher and has been teaching the kindergarten for the past six years. She has also been a Y-Teen mother for the past three years. She was born.on Prince Edward Island in Canada and attended the Prince of Wales College there. After moving to the United States in 1941, she attended Butler University and the Arthur Jordan Conservatory. Mr. and Mrs. Nice moved to Waterloo in 1951, and she became a citizen in 1952. There are now 2 classes each day, andthis yearthere are 48 children enrolled. The first class is from 8:15 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. with the secondclass beginning at 1:00 p.m. and lasting until 3:30 p.m. The general objectives of the kindergarten are to help the children adjust from the home to a larger social group; to develop good citizenship, health, and safety; toteachthem to be independent and respect the rights of others; and to develop the abilities of each child. Many of the things that they learn for later school life are how to count to one hundred, the alphabet, to know and distinquish the different colors, and to act out stories. They also learn how to print their names and keep rhythm to music. Theterm kindergarten was an excellent choice. It isaplace where the children grow mentally and socially through’play, laughter, and gaiety. 69 P.T.A. OFFICERS Treasurer: Mrs. Wayne Sebert President: Mr. Robert Dygert Secretary: Mr. Roscoe Hoot Not shown: Vice President: Mrs. Roland Davis ATHLETIC ASS’N OFFICERS Treasurer: George Armstrong President: Warren Toneman Vice President: Edward Barton Not shown: Secretary: Mrs. Karl Starkey BAND BOOSTER | i OFFICERS | Vice President: Carl Ebert 1 Secretary: Mrs. Ray Fee President: Cecil Fitch Treasurer: Merle Bisel COOKS Mrs. Lorna Dove Mrs. Reuah Bixler _. FIG Bang JANITORS Mr. Simon Kohl Mr. Herman Diederich . BUS DRIVERS Donald Pressler Wayne Shuman Floyd Carper, Jr. Richard Smith 1960 SEPTEMBER 6 --Back to School 7 --Cafeteria opens 13--Senior magazine sales begin 16--Naval Reserve Assembly 17--Twirling Contest 19--Juniors Order Class Rings 24--Senior Paper Drive 26--Senior Play Practice Begins 30--DeKalb County Fair Day OCTOBER 3 --First PTA Meeting 3-4--Senior Pictures taken 19--Undergraduate pictures taken 21--Senior Play 27-28--Teachers' Convention 31--Halloween Party NOVEMBER 4 --Waterloo vs. Riverdale (Our first win! ) 4 --Senior Record Hop 8 --PTA Back to School Night 10--Waterloo vs. Butler (Won Again!) 11--Veteran's Day--No School 11-12--Beta Convention at Indianapolis 14--Group pictures taken for Annual 17--Music Dept. hears Singing Hoosiers at Butler 18--Waterloo vs. Avilla (Tough game!) 23--Waterloo vs. Garrett (Sniffff) 23--Senior Homecoming 24-25--Thanksgiving Vacation 25--Waterloo vs. Hamilton (They won) 27-29--F FA goes to Chicago DECEMBER 3 --Juniors receive class rings 3 --Waterloo vs. Hoagland (We lost!) 9 --Waterloo vs. Ashley (Hooray!) 9 --Junior Record Hop 10--Waterloo vs. Leo (Oh, kids, another loss) 13--Ed Jenkinson of I. U. talked to Seniors 16--Waterloo vs. LaGrange (Victory) 18--Christmas Program 21--Christmas Vacation 30--Holiday Tourney (Angola won) CALENDER 961 JANUARY 3 --School resumes 7 --Waterloo vs. Angola (Too bad!) 7 --Freshman Record Hop 10--Waterloo vs. Harlan (Lost that one) 13--High School Assembly Program (Don Lonie --guest speaker) 19-20--Semester Exams 20--Waterloo vs. Wolcottville (Victory) 23--Second Semester starts 27--Waterloo vs. Huntertown (We lost) FEBRUARY 3 --Waterloo vs. Rome City 4 --Senior Paper Drive 6 --PTA Meeting 6 --Senior Boys Assembly 7 --Waterloo vs. Albion 11--Waterloo vs. Churubusco 11--Senior Record Hop 14--Band plays at Tri-State Basketball game 17--Waterloo vs. Ashley 24-25--Sectional Tourney MARCH 3 --WOWO Record Hop 4 --Regional Tourney 14--FFA Father and Son Banquet 31--Good Friday--Easter Vacation begins APRIL 4 --School resumes after Easter vacation 7 --Variety Show for benefit of Firemen 23--Spring Concert 24--Final PTA Meeting 28--Junior Play MAY 14--Senior Baccalaureate 15-16--Senior Final Exams 18--Seniors leave on trip 23--Final Exams 25--Eighth Grade Commencement 26--High School.Commencement SENIORS OF 1960 BOARDING THE PLANE FOR NEW YORK First row, left to right: Pat Lautzenhiser, Jane Platt, Edith Kuykendall, Esther Reinhart, Janice Kennedy, Sharon Harris, Carolyn Grate, Molly Tucker, Sharon Treesh, Carolyn Dunn, Joyce Dunn; Second row: Jerry Muzzillo, Gary Aldrich, Terry Quinn, Barbara Souder, Becky Sebert, Bob Weirich, Patricia Farrington, Shirley Stahl, Ruth Ann Sayles, Betty Shultz, Kathryn Ordway, Rosanne Berg, Mrs. Bourquin, Larry Gurtner, DeWayne Pinkerton, John Gushwa, Bill Tucker; Third row: Douglas Isbell, Gary May, Phillip Dunn, Don DeWitt, DeWayne Lockwood, Jerry Lockwood, Bill Nice, Larry Brandon, Don Crowl, Dave Carroll, Larry Miller, Steve Wilson, Mr. Bourquin, Paul Bisel, Jon Payne, Dave Shuman, John Rennwald, Glen McDonald, Mrs. Love. SENIOR CLASS TRIP The Class of 60 left on Sunday, May 15, for Washington, D.C. In the Capitol they visited the Washington Monument, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Mount Vernon, National Archives, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, White House and the U.S. Capitol Building. The class stayed in the Mayflower Hotel. On Wednesday the seniors flewto New York. In New York they toured such places as the RCA Building, Chinatown, Liberty Island, Manhattan Island, and the United Nations Building. In New York, the senior stayed at the Taft Hotel. On the return trip, they visited Niagara Falls and arrived inWaterloo on Saturday, May 21. 73 ¥ unas 2 a . 5 Ge) : eg tAn AK tunic . Junction of 6 and 27 « � Phone Waterloo 8001 Firestone R. W. JOHNSON OIL CO., Distributors TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Heater Oil Gasoline Furnace Oil x Motor Oils Lubricants i _ sch SCN RRL E 208 E. 10th pe LG, . a S. ae ‘ Ye ® : é Phone Auburn 42-W Te || GS WaqQagn. ¢ TEXACO HEATING OILS ES CONGRATULATIONS PEOPLE'S SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 106 NORTH MAIN STREET AUBURN, INDIANA Compliments of WATERLOO VARIETY Phone 2311 Waterloo CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To You In The Future Seniors of 1961 SEBERT INSURANCE AGENCY Waterloo Indiana WAKEFIELD CASHWAY Doors-Int. and Ext. Flush Doors Storm Doors Fir Dimension Hardwood Lumber Mouldings WATERLOO, INDIANA Phone 3265 -2261 Cabinet Hardware Redwood Siding Storm Windows Plywood Buy Cashway-Means Extra Profit pee ODE OOD MIKE KLINK EXCAVATING YOU WANT .... VISIT R.R. 2--- Waterloo, Ind. BEA’S INN Phone Corunna 2143 ee a WATERLOO GRAIN CO. FRANKLIN FINANCE CO. Feed-Grain-Seed 122 North Main Phone 3361 Phone 709 Waterloo, Indiana Auburn, Indiana SHERBURN'S STANDARD STATION Waterloo, Indiana SHOOK'S Gift Shop Decorating Service Auburn, Indiana GRAFFIS Furniture Store Phone 4531 HI-LITE Funeral Home Phone 2581 Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana ec ANNO WHITE’S SUPER MARKETS Waterloo Auburn Indiana Better more Groceries For Less No. Wayne St. in Waterloo So. Indiana in Auburn T. H. PRODUCTS Phone 2571 Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO BARGAIN INN Waterloo, Indiana BALDWIN'S CLEANERS Phone 5661 Waterloo, Indiana CARROLL'S SUPER SERVICE Jct. 6 and 27 Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO EQUITY Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO DAIRY All Dairy Products Try our Ice Cream Call 2235 MIDWAY INN Waterloo, Indiana SQUIER'S SAW MILL Phone Corunna 2434 Corunna, Indiana Waterloo, Ind. DUNN BROS. : G° International Harvester Farm Equipment Waterloo, Indiana ALBRIGHT'S GROCERY STORE Corunna, Indiana WATERLOO T.V. SALES SERVICE Waterloo, Indiana The National Organization for Boys You're Money Ahead WATERLOO HARDWARE Phone 3511 Waterloo, Indiana Studying Vocational Agriculture SCHAAB’S Auburn's Modern Department Store Free Delivery Air Co nditioned Women's Apparel Children's Clothing Men's Wear Dry Goods CALL Enterprise 1500 Store Hours - Tuesday, Thursday Saturday 9:00 - 5:30 - Wednesday 9:00 - 12:00 - Friday - 9:00 - 9:00 Closed on Monday 109-127 S. Main AUBURN iss ab wa WATERLOO TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Incorporated Eugene Kelly - Manager Waterloo, Indiana CITIZEN’S STATE BANK Wayne Marion Streets Phone 2561 Waterloo, Indiana AUBURN HATCHERY And FEED MILL Phone 219... .225 E. 9th St. Auburn, Indiana wre pene CORUNNA HAMILTON SON DRUG | STORE BUILDERS' SUPPLY Waterloo, Indiana Corunna, Indiana SHUMAKER'S MEATS CORUNNA BEDDING COMPANY Phone 2771 Waterloo, Indiana We Manufacture Layer Felt and Innerspring Mattresses BONEY'S RESTAURANT Route 6 Phone 2701 Corunna, Indiana Phone 2401 Waterloo, Indiana ae GERIG’S FURNITURE Full Furnishings Funeral Service Auburn, Indiana — | DUNCAN BARBER SHOP Everyone is Rushing For Duncan's Waterloo, Indiana ECKERT’S JEWELRY Rings Auburn, Indiana WATERLOO LUMBER Wood. Helps Build America Waterloo, Indiana CEDAR LAKE CHURCH OF CHRIST Wishes the Best and God's Speed To The Class of 1961 What on Earth Are You Doing For Heaven's Sake ? SHOWALTER’S FRUIT MARKET Waterloo Indiana CITY NATIONAL BANK Auburn, Indiana CORUNNA FEED MILL Corunna Indiana BOWERS GIFT SHOP Flowers Wreaths WATERLOO TELEPHONE Indoor Flower Arrangements Waterloo, Indiana Gifts Bridge Prizes - Jewelry U. S. 27 North Phone 5326 MAST'S STORE EXCHANGE Waterloo, Indiana L a ee Se BROWN'S GROCERY WATERLOO PRESS Waterloo, Indiana Commercial Printing MICKIE'S 27 RESTAURANT Phone 2261 Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana i CHARLESTON METAL PRODUCTS, INC. TELEPHONE 5541 WATERLOO INDIANA ROBERT'S STUDIO SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER 1014 Ewing St. BROWN-ADLER INSURANCE Ft. Wayne 2, Indiana Telephone E-2863 All Kinds Compliments of 515 N. Wayne Street CITIZENS STATE BANK Phone 5871 Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo Indiana sigcttch S suf odd You Call --- We Haul SUPREME TRANSIT MIX, INC. Phone Waterloo 5196 Phone Auburn 662 Compliments of KITCHEN-QUIP., INC. Waterloo, Indiana Phone 2831 BOMAN ALBRIGHT 4-} MARATHON Gas | | | | ; i Lub Polish Fuel Oils Cooper Tires Phone 8901 ClideW.Boman BobL. Albright Phone 2681 Waterloo, Indiana Phone 4071 Waterloo Indiana AUBURN GRAIN CO Auburn, Indiana SHUMAN'S SERVICE THE CLASS OF 1961 Phone 3811 Waterloo, Indiana SAYS THANKS TO THOSE WHO PURCHASED ADVERTISING IN OUR YEARBOOK AND FINANCIALLY MADE THE PRODUCTION OF WATERLOO APPLIANCE STORE THE ROSEBUD POSSIBLE Phone 3061 Waterloo, Indiana MARATHON S S OIL COMPANY Gasoline Motor Oil Lubricants Tires Boz: 288 Auburn, Indiana Phone 1349 | AUTOGRAPHS eich es at 8 he. gee eee ; REBSa aa! (Ranke ee (Reeee Se Sesnexs geaccee € 6LL GvL OOLE LOVE TTI AUVUAIT DITENd LYVHN93 © SO ee Sere ie oe. eae ar rr Sr Re cami me ea