Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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«C. • ft - f r k ' e r - e m ' M r ii SEATED: L. Sebert, J. Hill, K. Pfefferkorn, K. Gushwa, A. Pinnington, J. Walter, B. Dunn, S. Albright. FIRST ROW: M. Overmyer, S. Drerup, C. Pinkerton, L. Schulthess, R. Lockwood, P. Brown, L. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: B. Tucker, L. Sanders, S. Ulm, L. Schlosser, M. Shultz, B. Friend, B. Platt, J. Phillips, D. Payne, B. Ebert. e STANDING: D. Coleman, T. Muzzillo, R. Stafford, H. Keller, L. Haskins. SEATED: G. Kennedy, J. Starkey, M. Pfefferkorn, B. Blackford. ft • 4 . mm r. r 1 ■ “ • e 0 f ft r r £ a L - n . ifc v.. f r 3

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Leu Omouiou i The organizing of this year ' s annual staff started early last spring with the appointing of the editor, Linda Sebert, and her assistant, Rosie Lockwood. Since that day the staff has grown to an organization of about thirty members. These members have worked many hours to produce this year ' s annual. There are different fields and areas in which the members chose to devote their time. There are many things to be done: work in the layout department, the photography department, and the typing department, which keeps people busy. Those with a hand to write can always be used in the write-ups. Then there is always the selling of advertise¬ ments to sponsor the annual. All these things and many more need to be tied together to make a successful year¬ book! Although the staff worked hard to meet the deadlines, our annual would not have been possible without the out¬ side help of many people. We want to express our deepest thanks to Mr. Bernie Tucker, our sponsor, and to Miss Mable Bevington, for her assistance. Both spent countless hours with us trying to help us assemble the book. We wish to thank the American Yearbook Company for their fine job in publishing our book. Our most sincere thanks goes to the busi¬ ness firms, merchants and other individuals who pur¬ chased advertising for our annual. The Staff Editor: Linda Sebert, Asst. Editor: Rosie Lockwood, Bus. Mgr.: Steve Ulm, Assistants: Bob Friend, Mark Shultz, Sponsor: Bernie Tucker. )

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On September the 8th the halls of Waterloo High School shook again with the arrival of students anxious to begin the new school year. We all had to settle down once again to studying ... It didn ' t take long until things got going full speed . . . Things really got started with the first record hop of the season by the seniors . . . The band had been working hard before school started under a new di¬ rector--I mogene Mavis. They came many evenings this summer and early fall to get ready for the many parades and field trips that they were invited to. Their two main events were the trip to Purdue Band Day and the Dekalb County Free Fall Fair . . . Mary Ann Overmeyer represented Waterloo in the Miss Dekalb County Beauty Pageant . . . Jo Voss had the Grand Champion pig at the fair . . . The cross¬ country team worked hard and we are proud that they did better than in previous years . . . Campaigns for the election were a lot of fun for the senior government class . . . Hoosier Hysteria began at Water¬ loo on November 6th with our game at Albion . . . The basketball season hit its peak when we defeated THE tall Garrett team . . . We met our first defeat with the Lakeland team a few weeks later . . . As the Christmas season drew near we got in the spirit with the