Waterloo High School - Wahischo Yearbook (Waterloo, IL)

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0605 After receiving his high school diploma in Alta- mont, Illinois, Supt. W. J. Zahnow, also instructor in American History, attend- ed Southern lllinois Uni- versity at Carbondale and Washington University in St. Louis. He has taught school for 34 years, 24 of which have been spent in Waterloo, and 33 of which included adminis- trative duties. Among the organizations of which he is a member are the Na- tional a11d the Illinois Education Associations, the Illinois Superinten- dents' Association, the Elementary and Second- ary Principals' Associa- tions, and Kappa Delta Pi. N if , 1 Serving as office secretary is Ida Mae Limestall, an alumna of the class of '49. In high school Ida Mae majored i11 commercial subjects, which help her in her present position. Regarding her work, Ida Mae says, There's never a dull moment. ' ' Ida Mae, whose favorite pastimes are knitting and reading, lives with her parents and brother on a farm near Waterloo.

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Z . si' J . ,.,,,, '21-.1 1' ...Q--4' Mr Ons Lutz Mr Herman Dalkert Mr J S Wzghiman Secretary Pres1dent Mr Morns Bmder Mr Elmer C Goeddel Mr Edward Rehlmg Mr Marcellus Hartmann The Board oi Fdl1C'ltlOll underu ent 1 few cha11ges as a result of tl1e elect1on 111 Apul, 1949 Nlr Ma1cellus Hartmann lS the Ollll new member of the board PTOSldCllt Herman Dalkert and 'Nh' Fdward Rehhng hawe the lOI1gCSt records ot SLIXICQ 11111c wars Re elected 15 SCC1Ct11X IQ Hr Ot1s Lutz COIlSt1t11t11lg the 1L111 11111101 of the board are Nlr NIOTIIS Bmder and N11 Elmer Goeddel, each holdmg the shortest 1ecord of two tears, and Hr J S W1ght111an Attu 1e11der111g h1s serv 1ces for nlne wears Mr Herman VVessel was compelled to 10Slg11 bec luse of 1ll health Mr lVessel 11 as wery much concerned W1th the Work of the school boald, and me feel th1t he alw ns had the mterests of the school at ln 1rt Qmcc the close of the school x ear Ill June 1949 tl1e Bo 1rd of Ed11C3tl011 made manx phx s1cal 1n1p1ox eme11ts 1n the school outstandmg among xslnch were the 11lSt?illHtlOll oi a StOk61, add1ng greatly to the 8ff1G1611CS ofthe l1eat1ng sy stem the btgllllllllb of a dCCOI 1t1l1b program, wlnch IS to be co11t111ued dllflllg' the summer ol 1950 and dCLlSlOllS o11 3Cldltl0llEll 1111p1ove1ne11ts 111 the co11st1uct1o11 of the aguculture shop, lllCll1dlllb tl1e 111StHlldtl0I1 of a stoker and lnsulated br1ck s1d111g

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Harold Drake. B. S. Helen Dunn, B. S.. M. A. Agriculture Social Science, English F. F. A. Sponsor Librarian, Visual Education Sophomore Class, Jr. Hi-Tri Sponsor - 22.232551 V .mfpg sz., i . f W.. , . . 1f.f,.,:v 1. x V ,x. .3 Clarence Neumeyer. B. S. g Commerce, Social Science 5 Junior Class, Hi-Y Sponsor Helen Blake, B. S. Home Economics Sophomore Class, Music F. H. A. Sponsor David Mclntosh. B. A. Qifg na . D John Capron, B. S. Science, Mathematics Physical Education Junior Class, Science Club Sponsor .. t fi ur' Q