Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The English Department Attends Shakespeare ' s ' ' The Taming of the Shrew ' ' The characters are shown in the last act of ' The Taming of the Shrew. One of the bus loads of students are shown getting ready to leave for Fort Wayne. On Wednesday, December 14, 1966, a group of one hundred Waterloo students went to Fort Wayne to see the Shakespearian play, The Taming of the Shrew. The play was put on at the Civic Theater for students only before its actual opening to the public the next evening. Although many of the students had never seen a play of this type before, it was enjoyed by all. The play had two main plots involving the love of the youngest daughter, Bianca, and the handsome, Lucentio. The conflict comes when Katharine, the eldest, must be married first and no one will marry her because of her awful temper. At long last, Vincentio marries Kate for her money and tames her undesirable disposition leaving Bianca free to marry her beloved Lucentio. Although this type of plot has been used before many times before, Shakespeare has displayed it in The Taming of the Shrew with great success. The stage is set for the marriage feast of the two daughters, Katharine and Bianca.

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Art Inspires Students with Creative Minds These Seniors transfer their own personalities into modern artistic creations. This creative artwork adds beauty to the music of the Spring Concert. The Art Department displays their artistic ability at the Art Exhibit.

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Language Meetings Are of a Special Interest to Its Members The French Club was privileged to have Kathy Gerig as a guest speaker. She talked to the members about her recent trip to France. The Spanish Club was also fortunate to have a speaker from Auburn who spent last summer in Spain. Miss Glasglow told them of the Spanish people ' s customs and rituals. Afterwards they all enjoyed refreshments.