Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

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In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '62, we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do, Rosebud Staff Larry Hart, Editor ‘srs heer Judy Mansur, Assistant Editor . x q a) ee ts 7) Oh 7 ee RE � y we yah ©: ‘ % -, ae . : ny as } } YY: Pi he te i , ® WIN Be p A Ve hy af 5 “ ce : i‘ 1 A Ye yy 3 ve S F. . Dedication To the ALUMNI OF WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL we gratefully dedicate this 1962 ROSEBUD. Because we appreciate the foundations of our education, which you helped to lay in your student days at Waterloo School. . . Because of your constant encouragement, your support--both morally and finan- Clallyz.. Because of your continued interest in our school and in our community . Because many of our alumni are now our dear parents, our relatives, and our very good friends. . . We are proud and happy to dedicate to you this Golden Anniversary Edition of the Rosebud. : P L Og L CSS is the keynote of Education in the _ community of Waterloo during the last half-century. _ Many changes have been made through the years. The school building itself no longer stands. Only the bell, which many years ago called the children of Waterloo to classes, now remains enshrined in the City Park. Their grandchildren look at it now and ponder thought- fully what it would have been like to attend school in Waterloo in those days. In 1912, the graduating class numbered seven - all boys. Today's senior class is composed of forty-four members. There were ten faculty members then; to- day's faculty numbers twenty-seven. One of the great- est advancements in education, though, is seen in the curriculum. Classes offered to seniors in 1912 were: English Literature, Virgil, Physics, History and Govern- ment, Physical Geography or Geology, Music and Draw- ing (once a week). Today's seniors are offered Art, Band, Chorus, Mu- sic Theory and Appreciation, Home Economics or Agri- culture, Typing, Bookkeeping, Advanced Shorthand, Government and Economics, Industrial Arts, Physics or Chemistry, Senior Mathematics, English, and Spanish. Fifty years ago the method of transportation to school was very simple. A student either walked to school or rode his horse. Today the students who do not live in town come on one of the five school buses. This year Waterloo School acquired a beautiful new 73 pas- senger school bus, of which the students, teachers, and administrators are very proud. This is the only school-owned bus Waterloo has. In 1912 the students who did not live in town carried their lunch to school. Today the Waterloo School Cafeteria, operated by Mrs. Reuah Bixler and Mrs. Lorna Dove, serves about 350 delicious hot meals daily. Athletics has always been a major interest of boys and girls in Waterloo. When the old school was still being used, _ the students had their basketball games in the .Town Hall. The present school building was erected in 1926. Several _ years later the gymnasium was built. It has been the scene of many exciting and thrilling games. | We have many clubs at Waterloo High School which are chapters of national organizations, dedicated to service in aH | } | various fields. Some of these are Future Farmers Ee of America, 4-H, Y-Teens, National Honor So- ciety, and Student Council. This year, two new clubs were organized. These were Future Teach- ers of America, and Girls’ Athletic Association. Fifty years ago there were only two organiza- tions, called the Zedalethean Literary Society and the Ciceronian Literary Society. Each club tried to train its members to be better leaders and speakers, and to be more at ease before an audience. The clubs competed in sports, class elections, and other school activities. The Waterloo School system has grown and changed with the times gracefully. The orig- inator of the yearbook name, ROSEBUD, must have had prophetic vision. He recognized that Waterloo High School was a bud, destined to become a beautiful blossom. Yes, Waterloo High School is blooming now, and it will not begin to wilt as long as the community, alumni, students, and faculty continue to support it. Lines Dedicated Co WH.S. Your ancient pile of brick and stone Means more to us than the learned tone Of lessons learned within thy zone. We cannot part without a pang Of pain that jars like a jarring clang. The feeling is deep and its rooted to stay Till our bodies are changed to useless clay. Association has made you dear to us all, Memories that are dear, we often recall; May your fullness live on and never fall. Charles Thomas Waterloo High School, 1912 This page reproduced from the first edition of the ROSEBUD, 1912. ual Ta | To The Class Of 2012 So many “truths” of 1912 are now no longer true That we are forced to reassess what we bequeath to you. If our high school's to be revered as long as memories last It must be the transmitter of the best of all that’s passed. What'er abides should boldly say across the span of years, “Not having truth, but seeking truth, will compensate for fears.’ So with these tests to guide us, the question now is clear; What will remain in 2012 to show that WE were here? LS Class of '62 Waterloo High School Urban Steckler, Superintendent TO THES TLUDENTS OF Welles: The educational interest of students has bettered itself through the years, Each graduation class con- tributes to the school its unique set of values, The teachers and student leaders must receive the credit for this improvement, Another yearbook has been produced--this golden anniversary edition, which marks fifty years of progress in education in Waterloo. This yearbook helps to perpetuate your memories which have a real and lasting value. To the staff of the 1962 ROSEBUD, I say, “Thank you for a job well done, CUnbeuw ite Marilyn Gurtner James Miller, Principal As part of the continued progress of Waterloo High School, we have, for the first time, a qualified guidance director and counselor. Our principal, James Miller, serves in this capacity. He helps the students develop their educational and vocational plans. He works toward finding scholarships and loans for eligible students. He discusses with them any problem which they may broach to him, In addition, Mr. Miller formulates the schedule of classes and takes care of discipline in junior and senior high school, Mr. Miller holds the Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Education from Purdue University. Before coming to Waterloo, Mr. Miller coached basketball at Mississinewa High School. His wife, Wilma, is aregistered nurse. The couple has one child, seven-year-old Jimmie. Our school is fortunate, in- deed, to have Mr, Miller join the staff. Lois Armstrong School Board PROGRESS IN EDUCATION IN WATERLOO would not have been possible without the work of the members of our School Board. Upon the shoulders of these men ulti- mately rests much of the responsibility for seeing that Waterloo School is top-notch. The physical plant must be maintained, The personnel--administrators and teachers must be hired, and their salaries paid. The School Board works closely with the super- intendent to supervise and coordinate all school activities. As our school has grown so rapidly in recent years, this task has become increasingly difficult. The students of Waterloo School are grateful to the members of the School Board. We appreciate the effort they have expended in our behalf, and the countless hours of their time which they devoted to school work, Without these men, who form the back- bone of our school administration, Waterloo School could never have become the ac- tive, progressive seat of learning that it is. Members now serving on the School Board are Wayne Voss, President; John Graham, Treasurer; and Fern Morr, Treasurer. Faculty “4 RICHARD D. BOURQUIN Nw Degree: B.Ed, Sa College: University of Toledo Subjects: History; Civics; P. E, OD Activities: Coach . ROSANNA BRIEGEL QJ Degree: B.S, a College: Manchester SS Subjects: Art P Sponsor: Sophomore Class SN RUTH BUTLER Degree: B.S. College: Indiana State Teachers Subjects; Home Economics Sponsor: Freshman Class Activities; National Honor Society LARRY DOVE Degree: B.S. College: Bowling Green State University Subjects: P,E.; Drivers Education Sponsor: Sophomore Class Activities; Freshman Coach | EVELYN FORD LLOYD GRIMM MARGUERITE HAMMAN Degree: B.S. Degree: A.B. Degree: B.S. Colleges; Ball State; Colleges: Hanover; Colleges; Tri-State; Indiana University Indiana University Ball State Subjects: Commerce Subjects; English; School Librarian Sponsor: Seventh Grade History; Speech Activities: Cheer Block Sponsor: Senior Class LARRY KIEFER Degree: B.S. College: Ball State Subjects: Industrial Arts Sponsor: Junior Class CHARLOTTE STECKLER | Degree; A.B. | Colleges: Evansville; St. Francis Subjects; Commerce; Physical Education Sponsor: Junior Class | Activities; Advisor to Rosebud Staff KENNETH STUMP Degree; B.S. College: Purdue Subjects: Vocational Agriculture; Science Sponsor: Senior Class Activities; Future Farmers of America; 4-H BERNARD TUCKER Degree; A.B, College: aylor University Subjé@rs; SMath; Physics YHIC5 WIM Ae | RONALD VOLZ RUTH WINTERHALTER JAMES WORLEY { Degree: B.M. Degree: B.S. Degrees: B.A.; M.A. ) Subjects; Music College: Huntington Colleges; Emory University | Sponsor; Senior Class Subjects: Physical. Columbia University Activities; Student Log; Education; Health; Subjects; English Future Teachers of English Sponsor: Freshman Class America Sponsor; Eighth Grade Activities: Y- Teens VOLLMAR C. FRIES Degree: B.S. Colleges: Manchester; Indiana University Subjects: English; History Sponsor: Seventh Grade NED McINTOSH Degree: B.S. Colleges: Manchester; Indiana University Subjects; Junior High Arithmetic; Geography Sponsor; Eighth Grade FRANCES ALLEN Degree; B.S. Colleges: St. Francis; Indiana University; University of Kentucky First and Second Grades VERA A. BOREN Degree: B.S. College: Bowling Green State University Fourth Grade BEVERLY MARTIN Degrees: B.S.; B.A. Colleges: MacMurray; Defiance First Grade MARGARET McINTOSH Colleges: Manchester; Ball State Third Grade Teachers’ Bowling Party RONALD WEIMER Degree: B.S, College; Manchester Fifth Grade Our Ceachers Have teachers changed? O’er the years? Only in hair-do And manner of dress, They're still the same-- Give three cheers! In their love for you At W.H.S., MARY EVELYN MOORE Degree; B.A. Colleges: Ohio Wesleyan; Ohio State University Third and Fourth Grade OLIVE NICE Colleges: Prince of Wales - Canada; Butler University; St. Francis Kindergarten ESSA REINHART Colleges: Tri-State; St. ‘Francis; Manchester Second Grade THOMAS MARTIN Degree: B.S. College: Ball State Sixth Grade NG A ANN Ny ig —— = SS. JAMES ALLEN ASCHLEMAN Ash WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseb all 1, 2,3 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4; Nut Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, Reporter 3; Student Log 1, 2; Class Play 3; Men's Glee Club 4; A Cappella Choir 4. RICK ALLEN BERGSTROM Rick WHS 1, 2, 3,4; F.F. A. Basketball 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Sentinel 4, GILBERT SCOTT BONECUTTER Scott WHS,1, 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Hall Monitor 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 4. NANCY RUTH BRANDON Nan WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Historian 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Play 3; 4-H Club 1,2, Vice-President 2, Secretary 1; Chorus 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2,3; Student Log 3; Store Manager 3; Cheer Block 4. DONNA JUNE BROWN ROBERT BRUCE Donna CHARLESTON WHS-15 273; 4:-Chorus 1.2. Charlie 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent 1; Hall Monitor 2, 3; Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rua RANCIS EUGENE DUNN Joe HS 1, 2, 3,4; Treasurer 1, 2, 3; Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, ICHARD E, DUNN Dick Veo 2,0,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, EITH EBERLY ‘Eb NHS 1, 2,3, 4; Hall Monitor 4; Basketball 1; Class lay 3; Store Manager 4, DONALD RAY GETTYS ‘Don WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1,2,4, President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Nut Band 1,2, 4; Beta Club 2, 3; Student Log 2, 4; Men's Glee Club 4; A Cappella Choir 4, 1 { SENIOR HODGE-PODGE COLLEEN KAY GRATE DUANE GRIESER by “Colleen” Butch Hola ‘WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 4; WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Moni- ¥-Teens 2,3,4;G.A.A. 4, tor 2, This is the class of Sixty-Two, | May I present them to you? | | Jim Aschelman--He's on the ball, Subjects or Sports, he tops them all. Rick Bergstrom--Quiet and sincere, Lends to all a listening ear. Nancy Brandon--Calm and studious, Never thinks a task too dubious. Gilbert Bonecutter--Busy all the while Greets you with a great big smile. Bob Charleston--Happy and daring, Goes through school without caring. Richard Dunn--Never assuming, Always contained, never fuming, Joe Dunn-- Another one in sports, Looks real good in his B. B. shorts. Keith Eberly--He comes and goes What he will do, no one knows, Don Gettys--Will do his part, Often getting an early start. Colleen Grate--Without a doubt, Will work with you, any amount, JERRY HART Jerry KHS 1; WHS 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall Monitor 3; Junior Play 3, LARRY HART Larry KHS 1; WHS 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4; Hall Monitor 3; Store Manager 4; Junior Play 3. JUDITH KAY HINE Judy WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Librariar 2; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Beta Club 2, 3; Cheer Block 4; Store Manager 3, MARSHA DIANE HODGE Marsha WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Vice-President 2, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Band 1, 2,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4, Reporter 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Junior Play 3; G.A.A. 4. SENIOR HODGE-PODGE PRUDENCE DIANE HOFF CHERYL SUE KARNES Diane Cheryl Duane Greiser--Tried and true, WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Takes the bruises, 'til he's blue, Annual Staff 3, 4; Band 1, Annual Staff 3,4; F.T.A. Jerry Hart--Hale and hearty, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; 4; Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Never has acted the smarty, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Student Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Secretary Larry Hart--He’s stood the test, Log 4; Cheer Block 3; Jun- 4; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club As a gangster, he's the best. ior Play 3;G.A.A. 4. 2, 4; Junior Play 3; Cheer Judith Hine--Representing the D. A. R. Block 3; G. A.A. 4. Should in fact, go very far. Marsha Hodges--Danced at the Mermaid Ball If you need help, just give her a call. Diane Hoff--Modest and, oh, so shy, Comes right out and asks you why. Cheryl Karnes--Sings sweet as a bird, Does her part without a word. Sally Kennedy--Our Car-hop gay, Helps all she can, in her way. Marsha Kirchner--Has a Variety Store, What she has, who'd ask for more? Jerry Kirkpatrick-- About his task he goes, What he's doing, he always knows. Linda Kuykendall--DeKalb County she represented, The regards of her class were proudly presented. Tom Leins--In his quiet way, Comes to school almost every day. ALLY ANN KENNEDY Sally | HS 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; Junior Play |; Glee Club 2; Cheering Block 3,4; G.A.A. 4. ih for ELLEN KIRCHNER Marty VHS 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 1; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1, ; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 3; Glee Club 4; Junior lay 3; Cheering Block 3; G.A.A. 4. ERRY L. KIRKPATRICK ‘Jerry NUS 1,2,3,4;F.F.A. 3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 4; 4-H Bp 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3. LINDA LOU KUYKENDALL 'Kirky WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; ‘unior Play 3; Cheering Block 3,4; G.A.A. 4. oS THOMAS LEROY LEINS NORMAN A. LUTTMAN SENIOR HODGE-PODGE | Tommy Norm MWHS 1,2,3,4;F.F.A. 1,2, WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. Norman Luttman--By the bus he comes, 3,4, Reporter 2; 4-H Club A happy tune, he usually hums, 1, 2, 3,4, Junior Leader 1, Kenneth McDonald--His work he has done, 2,3, 4, Vice-President 4, And now his diploma he has won, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3; Adrienne Meyer-- Works with might, Track 3; Basketball 3, For she knows her goal is in sight. Ronnie Miller--In his chevy, green and white, He will observe the traffic light. Karen Myers-- Helping just like the rest, She, too, has certainly passed the test, Carl Myers--Sports, Studies, or Plays, With the group he will always stay. Lee Myers-- Always plays in the band, His talents have created quite a demand, Gerald Pepple--Has such winsome ways, Knows that study and labor really pay. Frances Pollack--So bright and cheery, Never lets the day get dreary. William Pollack-- Always on the beam, Never seems to let off steam. Mike Rathert--Certainly does well, On a friend, he would never tell. Steve Rynearson--Has completed his work, Fear not, his duty he will never shirk. KENNETH EARL McDONALD Earle WHSle Zag. 4s RONALD EUGENE MILLER Ronnie WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, ADRIENNE ANNEMARIE MEYER Annie WHS 1, 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1,2, Report- er 1; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Y- Teens 2,3, 4; Beta Club 2,3. Glee Clubsteo! CARL LEROY MYERS Chesty WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F. A; 1, 233,4.) Preas ident 4; F.T.A. 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Band Director 4; Hall Monitor 4; Basketball 1, 2,35). rake: «3. Nut Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3; Student Log 4; Ath- letic Student Manager 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Junior Play 3, KAREN SUE MYERS LEE ALLEN MYERS SENIOR HODGE-PODGE ” : n Karen teem WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Tre er 4; WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, William Schlosser-- Walked right in that door, -Seerty See ae Fae i a a s Historian 2, 3; Cheering 4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1, 2, ime goes e like him more, s time goes by, we li Meee Block 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 3, 4; Class Play 3. Brenda Scott--Just came to us this year, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus ioe, Has already become friendly and dear. i eanw i i a5 il CCliSa2 3 4 Report- Valetta Shippy-- Works Me t through, er 4; Student Log 4; Office To her, honor and praise are due, Staff 3 Phil Speer--Stays right with the rest, Always trying to do his best, Thomas Stahl--On him we can depend, He will help us to the end, Cletus Stevens-- Wrong or right, Of him, we will never lose sight. Clinton Stevens--He will never fail, Through his work he will swiftly sail. Thomas Till--Does alright on our floor, In basketball he is sure to score, Sherry Yontz-- Always lends a helping hand, The way she works is really grand. Through the years the ties grow stronger, We'll remember each other, forever, no longer, ERALD LEE PEPPLE Gerald fo 1, 2,3,4;F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1, Dora reasurer 1; Basketball 1; Class Play 3, 1 | RANCES TERESA POLLACK Fran VHS 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3; Chorus 4; heer Block 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Glee Club 4; WILLIAM POLLACK ? Bill WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Hall Monitor 4. MIKE L. RATHERT Pickle WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. STEVEN RYNEARSON WILLIAM JOHN SCHLOSSER BRENDA LEE SCOTT | Steve eBille SCO | WHS 1,2, 3,4; Hall Moni- = WHS 1, 2,3, 4; Historian 4; An- —-Van Buren High 1, 2, 3: | tor 4, nual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Hall WHS 4; President 3; Youth | Monitor 3,4; F.T.A. 4, Vice- for Christ 2, 3; Cheering | President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Block 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, Y-Teens 4: A Cappella 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Choir 4, BetasGlubezarcs VALETTA ANN SHIPPY FEddye WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; ¥- Teens 2, 3, 4, PHILIP P, SPEER Fearless WHS 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.T. A. 4; Librarian 1 Basketball 1,2, 3; Track 2, 3; Baseball 4; Beta Club 2 3; Student Log 1, 2; Class Play 3; Hall Monitor 4, THOMAS LEE STAHL Tone WHS 1, 2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Clube ees Health and Safety 3, 4; Junior Leader 3, 4; Chorus 2; | ieee WD. | CLETUS STEPHENS EG@leteu WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. SHERRY LEE YONTZ Sherry WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1,2, Vice- President 1, 2; Librarian 2, CLINTON STEPHENS THOMAS NEIL TILL 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Librar- Clint STOm; ian 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Stu- WHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, WHS ino) a74. Bo PA ein: dent Log 4; Class Play 3; 304. 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball Cheering Block 3, 4; Sec- 12, 34 Baseballaieoeoe. retary 4; Office Staff 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 2,4; F. T.A. 4; Hall Monitor 4. G.A.A. 4. Me ia % . ' Marsha Hodges Phil Speer t Nancy Brandon History of the Class of ’62 In September, 1950, forty-one mischievous boys and girls entered Mrs. Duncan's first grade room, After six years we finally made it upstairs to Junior High. Through the seventh and eighth grades we were under the supervision of Mr. Fries and Mr. McIntosh. Then came eighth grade graduation, our promotion to high school. In our Freshman year Mrs, Starkey and Mr. Berg were our class spon- sors, This year we took on the task of starting a fund for our trip to Washington, D. C. and New York in our Senior year. With our sales of candy and other activities we made a good start towards our goal. Under the guidance of Mr, Vaughn in our Sophomore year, we pur- chased our class sweaters, which were black with a big black and white three-D letter on it. We also added a lot of money to our treasury by the sale of candy and by sock hops. During this year our class was thrilled to win the boys’ class tourney in basketball by beating the sen- iors, In our Junior year Mr. Vaughn and Mr. Grimm were our sponsors, We had a most successful play, Mrs. McThing, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Grimm, With the cookie drive and the Junior Store, we added more money to the treasury. During the year we purchased our beautiful class rings, of which we are very proud, Again this year the boys won the class tourney in basketball. At last we were finally Seniors! Mr. Stump, Mr. Volz, and Mr. Grimm, our sponsors, helped us with our projects and the planning of our Senior Trip. To start our year off, we held an ice cream social late in Septem- ber in the street next to the bank, on the closing day of Merchants’ Days. During this time the Waterloo High School Band performed, un- der the direction of Mr. Volz. Later in the evening dancing and square dancing were enjoyed by the students and many adults. Our Senior pictures were taken on October 1 and 2 by Roberts Studio. Were we ever dressed up!--and thrilled when they arrived in Decem- Der, We had a difficult decision to make in choosing our invitations to our graduation, but were happy and pleased with them when they ar- rived, Finally the day came to spend all our money. We were excited as could be, and thrilled to be embarking on our Class trip. We went by bus to New York and Washington, D. C. The highlight of our trip was our visit to the United Nations. We shall never forget the fun and ex- citement, and the comradeship of our classmates during our last week as students of Waterloo High School. After twelve years of struggle, we finally reached our goal--grad- uation. We wish to thank our parents, teachers, and all others who made this possible. Brenda Scott Jim Aschleman Bob Charleston Bill Schlosser weg sae: aS SRLS Sherry Yontz Senior Classes The seniors pictured here--Jim, Phil, Don, and Bill are obtaining thorough understanding of problems dealing with Analytical Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Cal: culus, and getting a picture of work entailed in the study of probability and statistics. Each student will be enabled to | enroll in any college, and pursue the vocation of his choice with as little adjustment as possible to the increased tempo | of curriculum offerings, The small class creates a healthy environment conducive) to good learning. | . we % % English é. Mat The blackboards aren't the only things that are blank in Senior English classes. Take Mr. Worley's scalp, for exam- ple. (You say somebody has already taken it?) Or take the thoughts of the scholars whose backs are so beautifully pho- tographed. Of course, there's some activity in Room 9, Clinton, angry because he split an infinitive, has just given himself a stiff left to the cheek. Norman is all attention; he thinks the teacher is about to pass out some money. And Jerry is certainly not asleep; on the contrary, he’s reading his marks upside down from Mr. Worley's gradebook. Sally, Coleen, and Valetta have wasted no t ime in getting to the day’s assignment: undangling a participle. Ronnie has his chair pushed back, all ready for a fast getaway in case the word test is mentioned. Marsha watches Keith watching Dick read. And over on the bulletin board the educated giraffe seems to be saying, It may be English, but it ain't senior! . . while visions of amendments danced in their heads. In spite of the faci that the Seniors take every assignment so seriously, the study of American Government is a pretty humorous adventure. Linda's apparent happiness is her natural reaction to maps. While Phil looks over his paper, Frances is busy wrapping Christmas packages. Don has already read the jokes three times so his is a rather knowledgeable grin. The empty chairs mutely testify for those who, after think: ing twice, decided to stay at home. Bookkeeping The senior bookkeeping course includes materials on social security taxes, personal budgeting, and family bookkeeping records that will be helprul to all individuals regardless of their future occupations, All of this material is a matter of importance to everyone, because it is necessary to meet the obligation to our government--local, state, and national. At the end of each semester, the bookkeepers complete a practice set with business papers in order to use what they have learned in class. NS Fo Same aS cia John Butler Susanne Christlieb Ruth Christman Shelia Clear Janet Coleman Diana Jo Dunn Max Dunn Priscilla Eastridge Kenneth Gingrich Richard Graffis Jerry Grawbadger John Hall Dave Hill David Hoot Robert Ish Duaine Karnes Jerry Lemper Larry Lockwood Rosalynd Luttman Dennis Mackovicka Judy Mansur Sally Nodine Dona Noirot Patrick Patterson Junior Class Officers Ivan Pepple Richard Pfefferkorn Eugene Piatek Phil Pinkerton Steven Pontius { David Powers Beverly Quinn Nelda Risden Connie Roop Linda Roose | Sande Rude Ann Rynearson | Judy Sayles Raymond Scott t| Mary Sebert Ruth Sebert Barbara Sewelin Barry Shultz John Smith Harweda Stephens Mavis Sutton Geraldine Treesh Sandie Toneman Linda Wallace Advanced Algebra Class Gene Piatek conducting Junior Class meeting Shorthand I Class Sophomore Geometry Class Patsy Kimple Jeanette Aldrich Sonja Arnott Barbara Brandon Marie Brown Don Dangler Judy Davis Janet Dunn Judy Emerick Mary Lou Farrington Richard Fitch Don Francis William Garrigus Dianna Geeting Mike Graham Ginger Haislip Cheryl Hall Larry Hartman Janice Henderson Maynard Hine Allen Hohman Jim Irish Mary Jeffries Judy Kline Diane LaRowe Linda Leins Alice Lockwood Cheryl May Roger McDonald Allen Myers ee ern tes Glen Myers Mike Nessel Karen Opdycke Keith Ordway Hy Melanie Oster Melanie Parker Galen Pepple Stanley Pontius Bill Rempis . David Ritchie Virginia Rottger | Janice Rufner | Gloria Rynearson | Ruth Ann Schmidt Nancy Treesh Sophomores | Class Officers | Roger Treesh Steve Voss « Rusty Wakefield Gary Zonker , GINGER HAISLIP President ALICE LOCKWOOD Historian GLORIA RYNEARSON Vice-President BARBARA BRANDON Secretary- Treasurer (not shown) Carolyn Lesiuk Anna Rose Lockwood Carl McBride Janice McDonald Bob McEntarfe1 Fresi men Ronald Groh Karen Gushwa Diane Haynes Judy Hill Julia Holmes Ellen Jones John Lemper Shirley Albright Nancy Barton Christine Bolen Larry Bolen Nancy Bricker Paula Brown Bonnie Crager Robert Deam Carolyn Dietrich Sharon Drerup Barbara Dunn Bruce Ebert Joseph Eldridge Pamela Fisher Niki Ford Lee Friend Robert Friend Roger Gamble John Girardot Bonnie Grate Fresh men i Diana Meroney Ronald Messman Kent Miser Richard Payne | Sandra Payton il a C4 wt I ¢ Dennis Pepple i DIDNT HAVE Karen Pfefferkorn “weak | John Phillips Carol Pinkerton Robert Platt | Jerry Reed | Albert Gene Rowe | Margaret Sabin Larry Sanders ; Jerry Sayles | | | _Larry Schlosser | Linda Schulthess | | | Donald Sebert Linda Sebert Don Sheets Mark Shultz James Starkey Grover Stephens Dennie Sutton Warren Toneman Dick Tuttle Steve Ulm Alma Wakefield Donald Weirich Larry Wheeler Judy White Terry Yontz 8th Grade English Class Eighth Grade Gertrude Kennedy Shari King Keith LaRowe James Hoff Robert Jeffries Harold Keller Harriet Keller David Albright John Aldrich Mary Brown Michael Brown Albert Buss Rochelle Clear Diann Coleman Dave Drerup Kenny Dunn Larry Dunn Steve Eberly Sally Emerick Victor Emerick Steven Friend Philip Geeting Linda Haskins Cynthia Hassett Ellen Henderson June Henderson Linden Henderson Eighth Grade , Lynn McDonald Tom Mettert Janis Myers | Tom Muzzillo | Duane Nodine | | Nettie Belle Osbun | Phillip Patterson Margay Payne Deloris Pepple Marlene Pfefferkorn | Kathy Sue Ritchie 1 Harry Rottger | Peggy Sayles | Anna Sewelin Stanley Smith James Souder Rick Stafford Jo Ellen Starkey | Barbara Steckler | Danny Straw Lynn Strock Keith Treesh LeRoy Treesh Terry Tucker Robert Walker Ruth Woolever Gerry Yontz _ —— . Merry Yontz 8th Grade Math Class Seventh Grade Thomas Armstrong David Barton Leonard Baughman Michael Beadell Ralph Blackman ada . 'o%e% ee Catherine Boggs Janet Bolen Janice Bolen Rebecca Bonecutter Cheryl Brown Sharon Brown Dewayne Buss Richard Carroll James Chorpenning Vicki Duesler Sarah Dunn Scott Eberly Cindy Farrington Louise Farrington Connie Fee Jolene Fee James Friend Paul Garrigus Diana Henderson Mary Hine 7th Grade Math Class John Hoff Barbara Ish Lois Leins Seventh Grade Nancy Lesiuk Elaine Loos Lenard Joe Magginis Vicki McBride Tom Messman Kevin Miser Della Musser Janell Myers Charles Ordway Jill Palmer | Alvin Pinkerton Kivin Pressler Michael Provines Jerry Roop Barbara Roose John Rufner Daphine Rynearson Donna Schulthess Randy Sheets Steve Slentz Randy Stafford Brenda Stephens Marya Sutton Max Treesh 7th G rade Boys Phys. Ed. Class Barbara Tuttle Tresa Voirol Jo Ann Voss Penny Werner Brett Worley Sixth Grade Richard Baker Dean Bard Gene Bard Carole Boggs Norman Brown Randy Brown Kay Carper Jon Charleston Bob Dygert Steven Eberly Mike Fee Marc Fisher Cheryl Ford Vincent Gadbois Mike Geeting Constance Grueb Barbara Hall Chuck Hall Terry Haskins Thomas Hassett Lee Henderson Ivan King y, 1, , - Pam Knott ch 1 SOL oad Je bene Ronald Lesiuk Mike Lewis Deborah Lumpkins Howard Lumpkins Pamela Magginnis� Marguerite Marks William McAIpin Vicki Mettert Alan Miller Nancy Miser Larry Myers Sandra Pfefferkorn Don Phillips Marsha Roose Bonita Scott David Shipe Randy Sutton Ricky Sutton Dean Tucker Bonnie Tuttle Kathleen Wolfe � Joni Lou Albright | Robert Albright Steve Aschleman Gary Baird Karen Bartrom | Claude Buss i Kim Charleston ! Jim Conrad Cathy Jo Critney ) Jerry Crowl . Debra Davis | Steve Dunn Lynette Ebert | John Farrington Mike Greer | Becky Grueb Dorothy Henderson | Karen Henderson Jeanne Hoot | Ronald Imbody | Doug Karnes | Susan Kennedy Natalie Kline | Beverly McEntarfer Marcia Myers Lynn Pepple Roderick Pressler Sherry Schieber Kathy Shipe Reggie Stafford Mr. Weimer's Fifth Grade John Thomson Wanda Werner Steve Williams Richard Woolever Ronald Parker Jane Pfefferkorn June Pfefferkorn Susan Reed Nancy Ritchie Cheryl Shipe Pamela Smith Donn Starkey Debra Tuttle Stuart Tuttle Cynthia Wagner James Wells Fourth Grade Linda Armstrong David Baird Ronald Baker Melanie Baughman Glenna Bolen John Bolen va Selb ote Stephen Bowers Stanley Brown Deborah Childers Rex Dangler Jerry Daniels Thomas Duesler Tom Dunn Richard Dygert Kim Eberly Russell Emerick Thomas Emerick Greg Ford Penny Good Ronald Goudy Victoria Goudy Alan Henderson Cheryl Henderson Margaret Hoff Michael Klink Dennis Kutzner Barbara Lesiuk Diana Lumpkins Carolyn Magginnis Roger McKean Sandra Miser Scott Overmyer Sondra Albright Mary Jane Aldrich Rita Arnott Bradley Barton Sara Bartrom Dean Bonecutter Lynn Carper Gelaine Charleston Deborah Clark Belinda Crowl Lucinda Crowl Cathy DeYoung LuAnn Dunn Jennifer Fee Mitzi Fisher Elton Fluke Dennis Ford Dennis Geeting Jane Geeting Allen Henderson Jamie King Connie Krontz Danny Krontz Diane Kutzner Chird Grade Stephen Kuykendall Keith Lewis Kenneth Lockwood Ira Magginnis Ann McIntosh Donald McKean Stephen Millspaugh Kathleen Pepple Roger Pressler Cynthia Roose David Rowe John Rowe Billy Schimph Gloria Schieber Barbara Sheets Terry Shipe Steven Stuller Patricia Troyer Judith Ulm Tanya Vance Keith Wetoskey Terry Sue Winget Glynis Worley Second Grade Theresa Henderson Charles Hill Karl Hoff Debra Kelly Vicki Knott Mike Leins Gary Lesiuk Rita McBride Vonda Myers Christine Parsell Dean Pfefferkorn Diane Phillips Steven Reed Rebecca Rempis Martin Sattison Ann Synesall Randy Troyer Timothy Wells Victoria Williams Rebecca Winget John Woolever Ellen Albright George Armstrong Steven Baird Melinda Baughman Charles Boggs Nancy Bonecutter Larry Bowers Deborah Brown Mary Lou Charleston Terry Crabill Elizabeth Critney George Crowl James Crowl Roxanne DeYoung Susan Dirrim Nicki Dove Philip Eberly Robert Emerick Pamela Frey Robert Fribley Charles Gibson Joyce Grimm Charles Grueb Gary Henderson Brian Albright John Armstrong Cheryl Baker Melissa Baughman Steve Bishop Caye Boggs Charlene Bolen Janet Bolen } Kathryn Bourquin i Dan Brown Mike Brown John Buchs Earl Carper Anita Coleman Dennis Crowl Sherry Dangler Jennifer DeYoung Michael Ford Jeri Lynn Frey Sandra Gadbois Richard Greenfield Karen Griffin Sharon Griffin George Haskins First Grade Debra Houser Sue Ann Hussleman Brenda Klink Robert Knott John Krontz Phillip Kuykendall Gregory Lumpkins Jerry Magginnis Brenda McKean Elaina Messman Rebecca Miser Connie Musser Denise Palmer Rex Pepple Jane Phillips Helen Rempis Sandra Rowe Bernard Schortgen Lawrence Sewelin Karen Smith Karen Stafford James Steffen Twila Vance Gary Warstler, Louanne Wheeler Hershel Wilhelm Sa Champs at Auburn Volleyball Tourney Installation of Officers Staunch supporters of GAA at Tourney First home Basketball game Getting Ready for Pep Session Teachers’ Bowling Party---the Worleys ATHLETICS RSS Oe ‘ NS WA SJ : SAN SS A Ce= See ele a WN S ony FY atv LARRY DOVE Coaching Staff High School would not be nearly so interesting without extracurricular activities. Among these ac- tivities are sports, which we all enjoy. Many times it is hard to maintain good sportsmanship during games, but the students of Waterloo High School have managed to keep a good record. Our school spirit has improved with the help of the coaches at W.H.S. We are all very happy to have three fine coaches with us this year, Coach Bourquin, who is our Varsity and B-team coach, is doing an excellent job with the boys. Mr. Student Managers Bourquin has been with us for about seven years, and during this time he has served our high school well, as a fine coach and an efficient teacher. Larry Dove, Freshman coach, is in his second year of coaching at Waterloo, Last year he coached the Jun- ior High team, He is teaching the boys many of the fundamentals which they will need when they are on the varsity team, It is most important to teach the boys good sportsmanship as well as good basketball; and Larry Dove is doing both, Ronald Weimer, Junior High coach, is spending his first year at Waterloo. He graduated last June from Man- chester College where he played on the Varsity Basket- ball Team. The students of Waterloo School wish the coaching staff good health and happiness. Don Weirich Carl Myers Freshman Coach RICHARD BOURQUIN Head Coach RONALD WEIMER Jr. High Coach Varsity Basketball Ceam I Bill Schlosser, Jim Aschleman, Bob Charleston, Barry Shultz, Gene Piatek, Tom Till, Pat Patterson, Joe Dunn, Dave Powers, Duaine Karnes, and Coach Richard Bourquin. | Varsity Cheerleaders Marsha Hodges } Cheryl Karnes : Linda Wallace i] Janet Dunn Cheerblock FIRST ROW: Janet Dunn, Alice Lockwood, Linda Wallace, Pam Fisher, Marsha Hodges, Niki Ford, Cheryl Karnes, Mrs, Ford. SECOND ROW: Brenda Scott, Judy Hine, Nancy Brandon, Sally Kennedy, Frances Pollack, Linda Kuykendall, Karen Myers, Sherry Yontz, Dona Noirot, Linda Schulthess, THIRD ROW: Judy Kline, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Janice Rufner, Mary Lou Farrington, Sonja Arnott, Sharon Drerup, Chris- tine Bolen, Judy White, Carol Pinkerton, Margaret Sabin, FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Dietrich, Alma Wakefield, Karen Gushwa, Sandy Payton, Margay Payne, Shari King, June Henderson, Becky Bonecutter, Donna Schulthess, and Diane Henderson. FIFTH ROW: Sandy Pfefferkorn, Vicki Mettert, Bonnie Tuttle, Nancy Miser, Pamela Magginnis, Marsha Roose, Deborah Lumpkins, Cheryl Ford, Carole Boggs. Through the years at W.H.S,. we have had many basketball teams and many cheer- leaders, but something seemed to be lacking. Last year we decided to meet this prob- lem by forming a Cheer Block. Its purpose is to give our ball team better support. It has added much enthusiasm to our ball games. During these two years the Cheer Block has made great progress under the super- vision of Mrs. Evelyn Ford, the sponsor. The varsity and B-team cheerleaders work with the Cheer Block during the weekly meetings of the group. We hope that the Cheer Block will always continue at Waterloo High School, be- cause it helps to strengthen School Spirit. STANDING: Coach Bourquin, Jim Kuykendall, Bob Platt, Phil Pinkerton. KNEELING: Steve Ulm, Dennis Sutton, Warren Toneman, John Girardot. Cheerleaders i a LSMALMAMPPLABLADB ABM P LALLA SPA Pam Fisher Niki Ford Alice Lockwood Freshman Ceam FIRST ROW: Joe El dridge, Larry Bolen, Bob Friend, Jerry Sayles, Don Sebert, Terry Yontz, Larry Schlosser, Don Weirich. STANDING: Mark Shultz, Bruce Ebert, Jim Starkey, Dick Payne, Lee Friend, Gene Rowe, Don Sheets, Mr. Larry Dove. Eighth Grade Ceam CHEERLEADERS: Linda Haskins, Jo Voss, Diann Coleman. FIRST ROW; Gerry Yontz, Tom Muzzillo, Rick Stafford, Duane Nodine, Larry Dunn, Kenny Dunn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Weimer, Jim Souder, Harold Keller, Tom Mettert, Danny Straw, Phil Patterson. i VARSITY TEAM WE 3 Riverdales- = =9 92 10 BwMler oo eS 69 18 AW alle 80 Die Garett. - sol Tak 24 Hamilton -9= or Hoagland --- 48 8 Ashle y.-S=)=a—2= 02 9 LeQu- tian 66 Tost LaGrange =i | 0 HOLIDAY TOURNEY DE, BULL Cras ae 710 ANGOLA Sia atic 44 6 AU COLas = eae Syl “ lsemeNy S SS 04 LZ EremOnt aso 19 Wolcottville - - 71 26 Huntertown - - -57 2 Rome City = = = 68 6 Alpiole—— aoe 45 10 Churubusco - - -60 16 Ashley Seventh Grade Ceam Basketball Schedule WE 60 52 39 38 43 38 23 37 27 33 45 34 65 28 o2 63 ol B-TEAM 1 RY 29 36 31 ol 33 31 29 36 44 46 28 40 23 23 27 fia 56 TEAM: COACH: FRESHMAN TEAM WE ROME: Git yi =.= Sa ae 39 Butler =2=9= ie ieee 18 L600) = 30 = 05 — eee 28 Auburn - = - === = 28 MUntertOWl ese e Ls Riverdale. — =(-—== -a= 40 ROMe¢ (GIL =e seneee 41 Avilla -- = =---= = 18 Ashley 0-5 ee 28 Hamilton -—s s=s=a=a 39 Butler ==) -—= i= aes 36 COt Ss Rk ao 32 AuDUril )=) = ) == =a oF HUntCELCOW laa 35 Garlettt-i-— 22 Hamiltone=!= -)=s=eeee 62 Riverdal eiq ist Sse 26 ASHIC Varin taro sagen ag 30 AMM SS Seo See = PH SEVENTH GRADE ASHICY 3 os haan anaes 20 Hamilton) ==) - =5-)= — 14 Garretts =—=— ee 35 Hamilton = = == -= = 16 AShIGY = -)-sap=n ais 19 CHEERLEADERS: Linda Haskins Jo Ann Voss Diann Coleman Kevin Pressler Randy Stafford David Barton Steve Slentz Albert Buss Steven Eberly John Rufner Scott Eberly Jim Friend Ronald Weimer LHES eA 30 38 33 30 31 31 38 37 14 32 33 33 41 o4 36 23 32 38 19 20 12 27 26 B Baseball Ceam STANDING: Jim Aschleman, Clinton Stephens, Joe Dunn, Tom Till, Gene Piatek, Buff Toneman, Bob Charleston, Mr. Bourquin. KNEELING: Grover Stephens, Steve Ulm, Max Dunn, Don Sebert, Den Sutton, Cleadis Stephens, Bill Schlosser, Duaine Karnes. Crack Teant STANDING; Pat Patterson, Phil Pinkerton, Barry Shultz, Tom Till, Gene Piatek, Bob Ish, Mr. Bourquin. KNEEL- ING: Dave Powers, Bob Charleston, Duaine Karnes, Jim Aschleman, Bill Schlosser. Girls’ Athletic VE BOTTOM ROW; Linda Wallace, Janet Dunn, Alice Lockwood, Pam Fisher, Niki Ford, Marsha Hodges, Cheryl Karnes. SECOND ROW: Beverly Quinn, Janet Coleman, Sally Nodine, Coleen Grate, Frances Pollack, Linda Kuykendall, Sally Kennedy, Sherry Yontz, Marsha Kirchner, Diane Hoff, Mrs. Steckler. THIRD ROW: Dona Noirot, Harweda Stephens, Julia Holmes, Linda Schulthess, Karen Gushwa, Sandy Payton, Nancy Barton, Linda Sebert, Nancy Bricker, Christine Bolen, Judy Sayles. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Dietrich, Alma Wakefield, Ruth Sebert, Nelda Risden, Mary Lou Farrington, Janice Henderson, Jeannette Aldrich, Carolyn Pinkerton, Margaret Sabin, Judy White, Diane LaRowe, Diane Meroney. FIFTH ROW: Linda Leins, Dianna Geeting, Karen Opdycke, Melanie Oster, Karen Pfefferkorn, Shirley Albright, Judi Davis, Ginger Haislip, Cheryl Hall, Sonja Arnott, Bon- nie Grate. SIXTH ROW; Sandie Toneman, Mavis Sutton, Mary Sebert, Sande Rude, Jo Dunn, Judy Kline, Janice Rufner, Judy Hill, Barbara Dunn, Carolyn Lesiuk. G.A.A. Officers GINGER HAISLIP Treasurer JANET DUNN Secretary MRS, CHARLOTTE STECKLER Sponsor JO DUNN President MAVIS SUTTON Vice-President iw 6 es = a, le. Miss Briegel, Art Instructor Our Lunch Line | Y-TEEN party; Jeanette Ald- rich and Mary Lou Farrington FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Platt, Treasurer, Diane Haynes, Secretary, Den Sutton, President, Judy Hill, Vice President, Bob Friend, Historian. Pep Session Nelda Risden and Mrs. Ford Priscilla and Shelia May 5, 196] ae 9 LY) GI Directed by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grimm Ss SS SQ “ eT) ae Cheryl Karnes, Diane Hoff, Sally Kennedy, and Bill Schlosser C wie is PLAY CAST | Nancy Brandon and Linda — Kuykendall LINDA KUYKENDALL - - - - - ----- Mrs. Howard V. Larue II a ; |NANCY BRANDON - =--- == - ee --- Carrie, a nurse maid PRANC ES POLEAG Kasih soem = Om i - -Sybil, a parlor maid Ss fore Glan ice N NED er toes = = ar ith Evva Lewis, a friend : CHERYL KARNES -=--- meee ee ee - - Maude Lewis, a friend S PDUANE CHORE = ai = “went e Grace Lewis, a friend TOM TILL = -=----------------- Nelson, a bodyguard 1JIM ASCHLEMAN == -== ----- — Sie nS a a Boy (Howay) p | BILL SCHLOSSER - - --- 7s - = - eee eee - Chef (Ellsworth) gee SI e eo. ee CECE meee ee ene Virgil, a waiter [ DOUGH ARLES TON G=eaie toes = = = = = =-=-=- Dirty Joe, a gangster LARRY HART - == =e -- ee ee ee eee eee Stinker, a gangster a CARLSMYERSe= esi. Sas ts ia Semis Sem - - Poison Eddie Schellenbach SHERRY YONTZ----- cst et este Mrs. Schellenbach Y MARSHA HODGES ---- = --- =e mm eee Mimi, a little girl j : BILL SCHLOSSER - --- === ee eee eee eee eee Policeman Judy Hine and Marsha MARSHA KIRCHNER = - = = = = = = =Mrs. McThing, Beautiful Witch Kirchner OE Ee gaa ee a en ee Mrs. McThing, Ugly Witch Bob Charleston, Larry Hart, and Carl Myers Marsha Hodges and Jim Aschleman Linda Kuykendall Candidate for DeKalb County Fair Queen Cheryl Karnes Attendant to Linda i 7 3 i q 4 Sherry Yontz Attendant to Linda School Royalty Ruth Ann Schimdt Candidate for 4-H Queen Marsha Hodges Candidate for Queen of Mermaid Festival Gloria Kynearson F.F. A. Sweetheart “oh $a mae a A Sh Ett pence THE 1962 ROSEBUD STAFF RECORDS EVENTS OF 1961-62 . ] and brings you THE SCHOOL YEAR IN PICTURE AND PRINT SEATED, left to right; Cheryl Karnes, Judy Mansur, Larry Hart, Sherry Yontz, Marsha Hodges. STANDING: Bill Schlosser, Karen Myers, Nancy Brandon, Frances Pollack, Diane Hoff, Don Gettys, Adrienne Meyer, Jim Aschle - man, Marsha Kirchner, Phil Speer, Judy Hine, Jo Dunn, Janet Coleman, Sandie Toneman, Dave Powers, Sally Kennedy, Advisor, Mrs. Charlotte Steckler, and Carl Myers. THIRD ROW: Janice Rufner, and Linda Kuykendall. STAFF ASSIGNMENTS DT OR rege as ea Larry Hart SOLS LAN TEED TOR ami ara os ae a Judy Mansur BUSINESS: MANAGER so fe ese ae ae Jim Aschleman STREAS URER 39s 08 ae ee Don Gettys COPY WRITERS = e= = is Nie Sad ad x hea ir et iad i Se Te Janice Rufner Bill Schlosser Judy Mansur works with a smile on a page Janet Coleman of copy for the 1962 Rosebud. FONSI Re Se ST a SE I BD Ho ES BGs oe Marsha Kirchner Sandie Toneman Sande Rude PHOTOGRAPH Yo = sms segs Frances Pollack Phil Speer Carl Myers LX PLS. ES eon © et ie es Adrienne Meyer Sally Kennedy SUBSGRIP TIONS (os on so aaae to et AS) SP Jo Dunn Cheryl Karnes Nancy Barton BAY OUT sas = i= seme ee Marsha Hodges Judy Hine Diane Hoff ADVERTISING 15 28 eta Se pwr rite StS SO) hed a Dave Powers Jerry Hart Sherry Yontz Linda Kuykendall Sally Kennedy Diane Hoff Ce, eee eee ‘ Ghe STUDENT Loe Vol. IV — No. 3 WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL Monday, October 23, 1961 NEW DRIVING RULE gerne tae rs W.H.S. Has A New 73 During the ’60-’61 session of Carl Myers, Sherry Yontz, Janet Dunn, Diane Hoff, Jo Dunn er School Bus a : yy 5) � Mr. ccd ‘ ae Assembly, le Volz. SECOND ROW: David Hoot, Duaine Karnes, Don Gettys, = was putchased’ from the ew about beginner an steve Pontius, Shelia Clear, Priscilla Eastridge, Sally Nodine, us Company at a cost of education permits. | Karen Myers, Janet Coleman, Sandie Toneman, Marva Sutton, § driven by Donald Pressler. _ An applicant for a driver e Rick Stafford, Mary Sebert, Diane Haynes, Rosie Lockwood. fine friends. It carries seven ssengers and is the largest emit must be at least 15 year the person is under the age of 16 and -.-- --- - its kind in DeKalb County ‘has his permit certified by driver train- No other school has a bus this big o1 jing instructor, he may drive between this nice. As a student body let’s kee; Sunrise and sunset when accompanied the bus as clean and neat as possible by a licensed parent or guardian. If the It will give you a feeling of pride anc Person is 16 and his driver education will give Waterloo prestige. emit has been certified by his in- a. The new bus is protected with Super Structor, he may drive day and night, if eee, gl Fine Steel, which brings forth, longe jaccomplished by a licensed driver who Wo Scho life, less maintenance, and_ lasting | i 21 years old or older. This permit ex: secklet Says s beauty. The steel used to make this bus | Pires at the age of 17 unless it has been $ Ww Vandalism is able to withstand 4,700 pounds o: a 0 ¥ pressure. 1962 Rosebud Underway | Ret al wor? ey eae Son Ge ER aie The 1962 Rosebud staff is deep in plan. | 3 ai q Ww pning the 50th edition of the Water!-- High School year book. 1 i .. volume of the Rosebud S) '|Published in 1912 by the sev f the senior class. It Re ack ant wow re) punt phe Guidance piven mul coony eet ee) rae was priced at mrqieenicopyaThere were ey y h school beginning with the seniors, and. working dow! ‘}very few pictures and many pages of yugh the underclassmen. ' F. F.. A. The program will begin with the seniors filling out |written copy. | In this Golden Anniversary Edition, woop stionaire regarding their future plans. This data wil BY LARRY LOCK studied along with information on file in the student |) the staff wishes to relate the contrast he- ; itive record. The students will then be called in t | tw he sch tween the school of 1912 and the sch VARSITY AND B-TEANM their plans during a personal interview. During thi || Of today. | Subscriptions'will be on sale soon. r aw the counselor will collect information that wil to buy yours early. WIN AT BUTLER elp to him in aiding the students making their futur W.H.S. GETS ANOTHER FIRST NEW GUIDANCE PROGRAM STARTS SOO} | Student Councl SEATED: Nancy Barton, Don Gettys, President, Janet Dunn, Secretary, Jo Dunn, Vice-President, Marsha Hodges, Reporter, Den Sutton, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Miller, Sponsor, Kenneth Gingrich, Harold Keller, Bill Gar- rigus, Marva Sutton, Larry Dunn, David Barton. Future Ceachers of America SEATED; Steve Pontius, Carl Myers, Vice-President, John Smith, President, Bill Schlosser, Marsha Hodges, Sherry Yontz. STANDING: Mr. Volz, Sponsor, Dick Pfefferkorn, Phil Speer, Don Gettys, Janet'Coleman, Sec retary, Jo Dunn, Sandie Toneman, Sally Nodine, Brenda Scott, Cheryl Karnes. Y - Ceens FIRST ROW: Mrs. Winterhalter, Sponsor, Adrienne Meyer, Diane Hoff, Brenda Scott, judy Hine, Colleen Grate, Frances Pollack, Sally Kennedy, Marsha Kirchner, Linda Kuykendall, Karen Myers, Sherry Yontz. SECOND ROW: Valetta Shippy, Judy Mansur, Sandie Toneman, Janet Coleman, Mavis Sutton, Sande Rude, Suzanne Christlieb, Sally Nodine, Ruth Christman, Priscilla Eastridge, Shelia Clear, Dona Noirot. THIRD ROW: Jo Dunn, Judy Davis, Cheryl Hall, Ginger Haislip, Rosalynd Luttman, Barbara Sewelin, Ruth Sebert, Connie Roop, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Mary Lou Farrington, Sonja Arnott, Judy Kline. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jeffries, Patsy Kimple, Nancy Treesh, Virginia Rottger, Judy Emerich, Karen Opdycke, Cheryl May, Gloria Rynearson, Diane LaRowe, Linda Leins, Dianna Geeting, Janice Rufmer. FIFTH ROW: Linda Wallace, Janet Dunn, Marsha Hodges, Cheryl Karnes, Mary Sebert, Beverly Quinn, Nancy Brandon, Lani Parker, Melanie Oster, Janice Henderson, Jeannette Aldrich. Y- T E E N S fe dh, ([ [Sol Geary |) VALS a | ee) MOTHERS AND OFFICERS ORD DLT ZA SEATED; Mrs. May, Mrs. Geeting, Mrs, Coleman, Mrs. Sut- ton, Mrs. Brandon, and Mrs. Karnes. STANDING: Jo Dunn, President, Mavis Sutton, Treasurer, Sally Kennedy, Vice Pres= ident, Cheryl Karnes, Secretary. ER 8 A Be Y-TEENS PARTY The new members are initiated into our happy Christian club. FIRST ROW: Mr. Stump, Larry Hartman, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Tom Till, Tom Leins, Carl Myers. SECOND ROW; Dick Dunn, Gerald Pepple, Glen Myers, Bill Rempis, Richard Fitch, John Phillips, Tom Stahl. THIRD ROW; Jim Lemper, Alan Pepple, Larry Sanders, Carl McBride, Ronald Groh, Gilbert Bonecutter, Larry Lockwood, John Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Grawbadger, Phil Pinkerton, Max Dunn, Jerry Lemper, Ivan Pepple, Dick Pfefferkorn, and Rick Bergstrom. MR. KENNETH STUMP, Sponsor The F.F. A. has its origin and root in a defirrite part of the school curriculum= vocational agriculture. In this organization the boys learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a meeting, speak in front of a group, assume civic responsibility, fi- nance, and most of all, how to solve their own problems. Through these activities, the Future Farmers of America develop character, sportsmanship, cooperation, thrift, scholarship, and a strong feeling for citizenship and patriotism. This year the boys have been very active in judging contests, farming programs, and F.F.A. basketball. This summer the Senior F.F.A. boys plan to go on a camping trip, and the other members are looking forward to a great year in “62-63, OFFICERS Phil Pinkerton, Secretary; Larry Lockwood, Reporter; Rick Bergstrom, Sentinel; Carl Myers, President; John Smith, Vice-President; Dick Pfefferkorn, Treasurer; Mr. Stump, Sponsor. 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Butler, Dick Pfefferkorn, John Smith, Carolyn Lesiuk, Tom Leins, Karen Opdycke, Tom Stahl, Richard Fitch, Larry Lockwood, Gerald Pepple, Mr. Stump. SECOND ROW; Brenda Stephens, Jill Palmer, Nancy Lesiuk, Karen Pfefferkorn, Carol Pinkerton, Mary Lou Farrington, Paula Brown, Barbara Tuttle, Judi Davis, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Sarah Dunn, Jerry Grawbadger. THIRD ROW: Cindy Farrington, Harold Keller, Duane Nodine, Jim Hoff, Kevin Pressler, Alvin Pinkerton, Joe Magginnis, Jo Ann Voss, Nan¢y Bricker, Steve Voss, Max Dunn, Carl Myers, Phil Pinkerton. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Hassett, Ruth Ann Woolever, Rick Bergstrom, Glen Myers, Larry Sanders, John Phillips, Maynard Hine, Larry Hartman, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Stanley Smith, Daphne Rynearson, Lois Leins, Janice Bolen. FIFTH ROW: Richard Woolever, Diana Henderson, Tresa Voirol, Ellen Henderson, Connie Grueb, Bonnie Tuttle, Janet Bolen, Chuck Hall, David Shipe, Ron Lesiuk, Don Phillips, Tommy Hassett, Roderick Pressler, Steve Dunn. Safely Patr ol FIRST ROW: Carol Boggs, Bonnie Tuttle, Terry Haskins, Ivan King, Randy Brown, Norman Brown, Mike Lewis, Lee Henderson, Ricky Sutton, Connie Grueb. SECOND ROW: Pam Magginnis, Cheryl Ford, Captain; Debbie Lumpkins, Billy McAlpin, Ricky Baker, Mike Fee, Dave Miller, Larry Myers, Chuck Hall, Dave Shipe. THIRD ROW: Dean Tucker, Steve Eberly, Marc Fisher, John Charleston, Vicki Mettert, Vincent Gadbois, Mike Geeting, Tommy Has sett. Th gc Shirley Albright Jim Aschleman Nancy Barton Paula Brown Susanne Christlieb Janet Coleman Judy Davis Vicki Duesler Barbara Dunn Janet Dunn Jo Dunn Bruce Ebert Connie Fee Jolene Fee Pam Fisher Richard Fitch Niki Ford Don Gettys John Girardot Rick Graffis Mike Graham Ginger Haislip Cheryl Hall John Hall Cynthia Hassett BAND MEMBERS Diane Haynes Ellen Henderson Marsha Hodges Diane Hoff David Hoot Cheryl Karnes Duane Karnes Harriett Keller Jim Kuykendall Carolyn Lesiuk Rosie Lockwood Elaine Loos Cheryl May Vicki McBride Kent Miser Carl Myers Glen Myers Janell Myers Lee Myers Duane Nodine Sally Nodine Karen Opdycke Melanie Oster Waterloo High School “Music Hath Charms Chat Melanie Parker Gene Piatek Dave Powers Beverly Quinn Sande Rude Larry Schlosser Linda Sebert Mary Sebert Anna Sewelin Jim Souder Jo Ellen Starkey Lynn Strock Marva Sutton Sandie Toneman Barbara Tuttle Steve Ulm Jo Ann Voss Steve Voss Linda Wallace Don Weirich Merry Yontz Gerry Yontz | Soothe Che Savage Breast” | : ' | 4 4 ' : SN I : MR. RONALD VOLZ } Rand Music Director ‘ S i SEATED: Niki Ford, Assistant to Majorette; Beverly Quinn, Secretary; Jo Dunn, President; Sandie Toneman, Majorette, Lee Myers, Treasurer. STAND- , ING: John Hall, and Gene Piatek, Drill Masters; Jim Aschleman, Vice-Presi- dent; David Hoot, Publicity Chairman. COLOR GUARD ) 1 - | ‘ Mary Sebert Barbara Dunn Sally Nodine Carolyn Lesiuk Sande Rude FLAG CORPS Ellen Henderson Lynn Strock Anna Sewelin Niki Ford Janet Dunn . . . She's the Leader of the Band SANDIE TONEMAN MAJORETTES Ginger Haislip Susie Christlieb Linda Wallace Beginners Band Joni Albright, Robert Albright, Gary Baird, Ricky Baker, Dean Bard, Gene Bard, Leonard Baughman, Carole Boggs, Kathy Boggs, John Charleston, Kim Charleston, Deborah Davis, Steve Dunn, Robert Dygert, Steve Eberly, Lynette Ebert, Cindy Farrington, John Farrington, Louise Farrington, Connie Fee, Marc Fisher, Cheryl Ford, Vincent Gadbois, Mike Geeting, Terry Haskins, Tommy Hassett, Diana Henderson, Karen Henderson, Barbara Hall, Jeannie Hoot, Ronald Imbody, Doug Karnes, Natalie Kline, Debbie Lumpkins, Pam Magginnis, Billy McAlpin, Vicky McBride, Beverly McEntarfer, Kevin Miser, Nancy Miser, Marcia Myers, Kathy Shipe, Rick Stafford, Marva Sutton, Dean Tucker, Bonnie Tuttle, and Steve Williams. Seventh Grade Chorus FIRST ROW: Diana Henderson, Sharon Brown, Lois Leins, Janice Bolen, Connie Fee, Cheryl Brown, Janet Bolen, Barbara Roose, Tresa Voirol, Mr. Volz. SECOND ROW: Daphne Rynearson, Kathy Boggs, Nancy Lesiuk, Becky Bonecutter, Marva Sutton, Louise Farrington, Mary Hine, Donna Schulthess, Elaine Loos, Brett Worley. THIRD ROW: Della Musser, Vicky McBride, Jill Palmer, Cindy Farrington, Brenda Stephens, Mike Provines, Kevin Pressler, Randy Sheets, John Hoff, Tom Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Randy Stafford, Steve Slentz, David Barton, Dick Carroll, Kevin Miser, Jim Friend, Leonard Baughman, Scott Eberly, Jim Chorpenning. FIRST ROW: Mr. Volz, Beverly Quinn, Janet Coleman, Shirly Albright, Judy White, Margaret Sabin, Carl Myers, Jim Aschleman, Rick Graffis, Priscilla Eastridge, Mary Sebert, Sande Rude, Marsha Kirchner, Sandy Toneman, Linda Wallace, Ginger Haislip, Judy Davis. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Karnes, Marsha Hodges, Karen Myers, Christine Bolen, Linda Kuykendall, Kent Miser, Gene Piatek, Dave Powers, Richard Fitch, Carol Pinkerton, Paula Brown, Carolyn Lesiuk, Barbara Dunn, Judy Hill, Diane Haynes, Rosie Lockwood, Niki Ford. THIRD ROW: Dona Noirot, Margay Payne, Rochelle Clear, Mary Yontz, Anna Sewelin, Harriet Keller, Marlene Pfefferkorn, Don Gettys, Duaine Karnes, Dave Hoot, Steve Pontius, Lee Myers, Janice Rufner, Judy Kline, Melanie Oster, Karen Opdycke, Jolene Fee, Vicki Duesler. FOURTH ROW; Nancy Barton, Janice McDonald, Barbara Ish, Lynn Strock, Ellen Henderson, Jo Starkey, Duane Nodine, Jim Souder, Don Weirich, Steve Voss, Bruce Ebert, Mike Nessel, Lin- da Sebert, Diann Coleman, Pam Fisher, Barbara Steckler, Cynthia Hasset, Linda Haskins. FIFTH ROW: Shelia Clear, Sally Kennedy, Brenda Scott, Nancy Brandon, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Frances Pollack, Colleen Grate, Sherry Yontz, Adrienne Meyer, Suzanne Christlieb, Jo Dunn, Sally Nodine, Diane Hoff, Janet Dunn, Cheryl Hall, Alice Lockwood. The Waterloo High School Chorus is made up of eighty-five stu- dents in grades seven through twelve. Any Tuesday or Thursday morn- ing during the fourth period, strains of beautiful music are wafted through the halls of our school. That is the Chorus practicing the num- bers which they present to the public at Christmas time and in the spring. Members of the Chorus also entered the Music Contest held at Ft. Wayne in March. The Chorus is directed by Mr. Ronald Volz and ac- companied by Miss Sally Nodine. Waterloo High School Chorus SALLY NODINE, Pianist er 4 Pes ce irls’ Glee Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Volz, Cheryl Karnes, Marsha Hodges, Judy White, Margaret Sabin, Priscilla Eastridge, Janet Coleman, Beverly Quinn, Jo Dunn. SECOND ROW: Shelia Clear, Dona Noirot, Linda Kuykendall, Frances Pollack, Christine Bolen, Carol Pinkerton, Paula Brown, Barbara Dunn, Judy Hill, Carolyn Lesiuk. THIRD ROW: Shirley Albright, Sherry Yontz, Ruth Ann Schmidt, Nancy Barton, Linda Sebert, Pam Fisher, Janet Dunn, Cheryl Hall, Alice Lockwood, Janice Rufner. FOURTH ROW: Judy Kline, Niki Ford, Rosie Lockwood, Diane Haynes, Ginger Haislip, Judith Davis, Sandie Toneman, Karen Opdycke, Melanie Oster. Men's Glee Club FIRST ROW: Carl Myers, Jim Aschleman, Gene Piatek, Dave Powers, Steve Voss, Bruce Ebert, Mike Nessel, Mr. Volz, SECOND ROW: Richard Fitch, Rick Graffis, Steve Pontius, Dave Hoot, Lee Myers, Kent Miser, Don Gettys, Duaine Karnes. Pa ae OFEIGERS Juanita Crowl, Treasurer Verita Albright, Vice-President Annabelle Stafford, Secretary Max Fee, President (not shown) I onenEere School KITCHEN HELPERS Ruth Ann Woolever Kathy Boggs Diana Henderson Dianna Geeting Brenda Scott Judy Emerick —. 4 BAND BOOSTER OFFICERS iii. Mearl Bisel, Treasurer Charlotte Fee, Secretary Carl Ebert, President Marvel Ulm, Member of the Board of Directors CULINARY ARTISTS OF THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA Reuah Bixler and Lorna Dove Assistants BUS DRIVERS se ee Paul Schlosser Don Pressler Bud Carper | Dick Smith | Gene Frick HALL MONITORS FIRST ROW: Jerry Hart, Steve Rynearson, Bill Pollack, Rick Bergstrom, Carl Myers. SECOND ROW: Max Dunn, Dave Hill, Den- nis Makovicka, Phil Pinkerton, Bill Schlos- ser. THIRD ROW: Linda Leins, Karen Op- dycke, Tom Leins, Tom Till, Phil Speer, Keith Eberly. JANITORS Kenneth Powers Vince Albright LIBRARIANS Ruth Christman Miss Marguerite Hamman Linda Schulthess Brenda Scott LO6L SEPTEMBER 6 - Back to School 14-15 - Undergraduate pictures taken 16 - Twirling Contest Senior Ice Cream Social 18 - First P.T.A. Meeting 19 - Juniors ordered class rings 29 - No School County Fair OCTOBER 2-3 - Senior Pictures taken 13 - End of first six weeks 14 - Career Day at Tri-State 16 - Senior Announcements Ordered 17 - Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests 18 - Girls win Volleyball tourney at Auburn 20 - Sophomores ordered class sweaters 21 - Junior carwash and chile supper 24 -P.T.A. “Back to School Night 26 - Senior Record Hop No School Teacher's Institute 28 - Senior Record Hop NOVEMBER dG. FA me itlation 3 - Waterloo vs. Riverdale (Victory) Junior Record Hop 10 - Waterloo vs. Butler (another win) 15 - Juniors received class rings 18 - Waterloo vs. Avilla (Victory again) 22 - Thanksgiving vacation 2 Waterloo vs. Garrett (MOST thrilling win) 24 - Waterloo vs. Hamilton (Win again) DECEMBER 1 - End of second six weeks 2 - Waterloo vs. Hoagland (First loss) 8 - Waterloo vs. Ashley (Lost!) 15 - Waterloo vs. LaGrange (Victors again) 20 - Christmas Program 22 - Vacation Senior Christmas Dance 29 - Holiday Tourney Waterloo vs. LaGrange (Win) Waterloo vs. Angola (Lost) JANUARY 2 - School Resumes G.A.A. Initiation 6 - Waterloo vs. Angola (a heartbreaking loss) 9 - Naval Reserve Speaker Waterloo vs. Harlan (Victory) 12 - Waterloo vs. Fremont (Success) 13 - Junior Bake Sale 17 - F.F.A. Basketball 19 - End of First Semester (only 18 weeks left) Waterloo vs. Wolcottville (another win) Y-Teens begin drive for March of Dimes Calendar JANUARY (continued) 24 - F.F.A. basketball 26 - Presentation of My Fair Lady (very good but WHY did they keep us after 3:30) 30 - Y-Teen mother-daughter tea FEBRUARY 2 - Waterloo vs. Rome City (back on the right road) 5 - G.A.A. Ice Skating Party 6 - Waterloo vs. Albion (temporary setback) 10 - Senior Bake Sale Waterloo vs. Churubusco (they can't keep the wild- cats down for long) 12 - G.A.A. Pizza Party at the Country Charm 16 - Waterloo vs. Ashley Homecoming Dance 18 - All-School Toboggan Party at Pokagon MARCH 2 - End of fourth six weeks 6 - National Merit Scholarship Test 20 - Y-Teen Meeting APRIL 10 - Track Meet with Angola 13 - End of Fifth Six Weeks 17 - T-Teen Skating Party 20 - No School! Begin Easter Vacation 27 - Firemen's Benefit Variety Show 29 - Band Concert MAY 1 - Y-Teen Farewell Party 6 - Choir Concert 20 - Baccalaureate 24 - Eighth Grade Promotion Exercises 25 - Senior Commencement THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL The last day of school - What a joyful thing! All the children waiting For the bell to ring. All their faces happy, Thinking of that day That's just around the corner; It's graduation day. I thought I would be happy, But when it came around, There was a tear in my eye; I had an awful frown. When handed my diploma, I heard my parents say, We saw him grow, and grow, and grow, And now he's going away.” by Carl LeRoy Myers '62 1962 Seniors of 196] at the Nation's Capital FIRST ROW: Nancy Lockwood, Jean Sebert, Sharon Toneman, Carol Schmidt, Janet Hall, Becky Nice, Pat Patter- son, Linda Deetz, Brenda McDonald, Cheryl Pontius, Alyce Bard, Rosanna Harter, Carol Till, Jean Bowman, Sue Brown, Judy Rynearson, Glee Keesler, Sandi Warner, Linda Muzzillo, Shirley Cobbs, Mary Jane Henderson. SEC- OND ROW: Howard Squire, Mike Rowe, Marion Shultz, Maurice Boyd, Bob Potter, Karl Keiper, Skip Haislip, Jacque Stroh, Carl Bard, Bobby Lee Pease, Terry Hartman, George Noirot, Kenneth Eastridge, Dick Deitrich, Mike Starkey, Mike Eberly, Paul Bankes, Kenneth Buss, Randy Rude, Mrs. Starkey, Mr. Ford. SENIOR CLASS TRIP The class of 1961 left Thursday evening on the Pennsylvania Railroad for Washington, D. C. While in Washington we stayed at the beautiful Mariott Motor Hotel where a few of our braver souls even tried the swimming pool. The class spent two and one-half days in our nation's capital touring the impres- sive memorials and governmental buildings. A few of the most important of these were the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, U. S. Capitol, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where we witnessed the Chang- ing of the Guard, Mt. Vernon, the White House, Smithsonian Institute, and the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, While we were in Washington we dined at the Casino Royal Nightclub and were treated to a stage show starring Lloyd Price. On Sunday morning we left for New York via American Airlines. After a pleasant fifty-five minute tide, we arrived at La Guardia Airport. Upon landing we went directly to Pier 83 for a four-hour cruise around Manhattan. During our two-and-a-half day visit to New York we visited Times Square, Rocke- feller Center, Chinatown, Statue of Liberty, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Grant's Tomb, Empire State Building, to mention just a few. Two ofthe highlights of our stay were the Tour of the United Nations with luncheon in the Delegates Dining Room, and the evening at Radio City Music Hall, where the class saw the world-famous Rockettes perform before viewing a new movie. The class stayed at the Roosevelt Hotel right in the heart of Manhattan. The seniors left New York at eleven p.m. Tues- day evening, a tired but happy class. We arrived in Ft. Wayne the following afternoon at two p.m. The Senior Class of 1961 would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Ronda Starkey and Mr. L. C. Ford, our senior trip sponsors. They were good sports and saw to it that everyone had a memo- rable time. Some of the graduates as they prepare to receive their diplomas. The years from kindergarten through senior year . . these are years of pleasure and of hard work. What are the thoughts of these seniors who are about to attain the goal for which they have striven for twelve years? Many are thinking “In a few moments this matter of a formal education will be finished, the last stone on the path. Others are thinking of graduation as merely a stepping stone in the path of education. But in each mind is the thought that this is the last night in their life that they can be called a student of Waterloo High School. Seniors 196] Nancy Lockwood, valedictorian, and Carol Schmidt, salutatorian, lead the procession of graduates. | Waterloo Kindergarten Chris Boggs 1 Orville Bolen Jeff Brown Gary Buttermore Rhonda Clark Terrie DeYoung Tim Fee Larry Fender Philip Fluke Bill Fribley ri Steve Frick | Johnny Goodwin | | Diane Grimm I | Linda Greenfield | Kevin Henderson | Tommy Jackson Bobby Jones Jim Long Roger Messman Cynthia Parcell Eddie Pfefferkorn Randy Rufner Allan Stemen Marcia Williams AS SR A IS LARA Velda Camp Joe Clifford Sally Crobill Jim Dunn Jeff Hamilton Jim Henderson Toni Sue Keller Margaret Klink Rex LaRowe Donald Leins Mark Likens Connie Miller Kevin Myers Danny Phillips Scot Pressler John Reed Mark Sattison Debbie Squires Rory Walker Mike Weiner Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '62 KING’S PURE TRUCK STOP Good Food 24-Hr. Service Tire Repair and Road Service U. S. 6 East Waterloo, Indiana Phone 8621 IVAN AND JEAN KING Compliments of BOB MILLER SALES SERVICE Authorized Dealer Waterloo, Indiana ndependent [nsurance AGENT BeSTECRAVSERSH ES Ye OUU Me Esl RS: ta: C) NAIA WATERLOO PRESS Commercial Printing Phone 2261 Waterloo Indiana Dealers in Building Materials Hardware Glass and Coal Nu-Da Paints Phone 2761 Waterloo, Indiana BROWN-ADLER INSURANCE All Kinds DEO e Wee Wavnesottcet Phone 5871 Waterloo, Indiana lF IT’S COOD FOOD YOU WANT.. A Wiseg BEA'S INN CHARLESTON METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Telephone 5541 Waterloo Indiana YOu alt --- We Haul SUPREME TRANSIT MIX, INC. Phone Waterloo 5126 Auburn Box 164 CONGRATULATIONS , PEOPLE’S SAV INGS � � ” AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 106 North Main Street Auburn, Indiana AE BRIGHTS GROGERY Corunna, Indiana See eae WATERLOO T.V. Auburn's Modern Department Stone SALES SERVICE Free Delivery Air Conditioned Women's Apparel SHERBURN STANDARD Children's Clothing STATION Men's Wear Dry Goods Call Waterloo, Indiana Enterprise 1500 Store Hours - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday 9 0025-30 Friday 9:00-9:00 109212 7eS Mains street Waterloo, Indiana Auburn, Indiana BROWN'S GROCERY DUNN BROS. GERIG’S FURNITURE Phone Auburn 925-1900 International Harvester Auburn, Indiana Farm Equipment Waterloo, Indiana ART’S GUN SHOP ‘S Peres a) Have Gun - Will Travel! Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana We Do Altering and Repairs You Name [t= We sDosiie COMPLIMENTS OF KITCHEN-QUIP., INC. Waterloo, Indiana Phone 2831 CORUNNA BEDDING CO. We Manufacture Layer Felt and Innerspring Mattresses Route 6 Phone 2701 Corunna, Indiana FRICK'S BARGAIN INN Waterloo, Indiana CORUNNA BUILDERS! SUPPLY Corunna, Indiana THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS LOOS!' MUSIC CENTER Waterloo, Indiana Congratulations Class of 1962 Gr Cliveighi hGH WALT’S Appointments Phone 5341 BARBER STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Waterloo Tour-Frest More Phone 3211 Waterloo, Indiana MR. AND MRS. E. T. MANSUR, Managers I Pays Buy Or Gin ae ja AUBURN HATCHERY FEED MILL Wayne Feeds -:- Poultry Supplies Phone 925-3012 Auburn, Ind. SHUMAKER’S MEATS AUBURN GRAIN Processing for Home Freezers COMPANY Phone 2771 Auburn, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana CITIZEN’S STATE BANK One Stop Financial Service Phone 2561 Waterloo, Indiana DAILEY MOTOR THE SALES Phone 925-0810 FOR b'ARD LOOK ALLEN ELECTRIC CO. VOQSP ae ri ttoeoe. Lighting Fixtures Auburn Small Appliances Dodge Passenger Cars. . Electrical Contractor : . Job-Rated Trucks Telephone 925-4200 WSs a, Casal. thm Auburn, Ind. Compliments of SEDAN MOTEL DR. McCARTY Waterloo, Ind. Phone Corunna 2896 Waterloo, Ind. THE GREEN PARROT Onetimo mec (manda Uno see ci Ae vevieresee) Sis, Oh UW, Sh, © Steaks - Broasted Chicken HI-LITE Short Orders Sandwiches MR. AND MRS. AUSTIN FELLER (A. B. and Ann) Phone 8211 Waterloo, Ind. Waterloo, Indi ater (exe) naliana ba Open U Days al Week a CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1962 COUNTRY CHARM DRIVE IN Pizza Carry Outs DALE GRIMM PLASTERING 280 Franklin Street Phone 5294 HAMILTON SON ; DRUGS LORI Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana DONNA'S BPA Udy feta FRANKLIN FINANCE CO. Phone 5091 210 S. Washington St. 122 North Main I) ONNA Bes ap, Owner Phone 925-3500 Permanents Haircuts Shampoos Sets Auburn, Indiana Junction of 6 and 27 Phone Waterloo 8001 Firestone R. W. JOHNSON OIL CO., INC. Distributors LEXACOPPETROEEUM PRODUCTS Heater Oil Gasoline Furnace Oil : ; Motor Oils Lubricants ZOSt Kia Oth Phone Auburn 925-3718 Compliments Congratulations and Best Wishes of to You in the Future Seniors of 1962 WATERLOO VARIETY SEBERT INSURANCE AGENCY EnonesZ ol) Waterloo, Indiana Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO EQUITY EXCHANGE ; { ; Fertilizer : WATERLOO| = Lime EQUITY EXCHANGE : Phone 2331 Waterloo, Indiana GE DARA EAKE GHURGHSO RE CHRIS Wishes the Best and God's Speed to the Class of 1962 Where old friends meet new friends and all friends meet Christ''! A. H. HOLZBAUER, Minister Compliments of ETTINGER FUNERAL HOME Waterloo, Indiana WATERLOO DAIRY All Dairy Products er ve@UreliccsGream SalieceZoD Waterloo, Ind. NODINE AUTO PARTS Waterloo, Indiana BOWER'S GIFT SHOP Flowers and Wreaths Indoor Flower Arrangements Gifts and Bridge Prizes - Jewelry Waterloo, Indiana U. 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