Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

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spends the daytime looking after the affairs of the nation. and in thc- f-ve-ning lie- can he found with his family. vonversing about i1OlI10NtiC' affairs at the Wliittl Housed. Edward Dallinan, that we-ll known Portland hoy. has rm-ently bought out Swift Sz Fo.. tho notvd me-at packers of Chicago. Illinois. As you pass along Broadway in Pittsburg you will notice a large sign projecting out from onv of thi- huildings, on which is Written, Zeno Schultz, Plumber. All Work guarantovd. Friends of Josie Halverson will he very much surprised and dei-lighted with the nows that shi- is now a noted prima donna, traveling through Europo and securing the- enormous sum of one- thousand dollars for an ev9ning's entertainment. In the little city of Tarrytown, situated in the state, of Ne-w York. Nettie- Stokvs can ho found ts-zu-liing geometry to a few ambitious students. Dame Rumor has it that thvy are- progrvssing rapidly. Hoping that wo l1ZlVf' now givon you some' satisfaction as to our future- we-lfarv. we will lvavs- tho future- to provo its au'c'i1i':u'y. L iilif Doif' 4,4 RAILROAD BRIDGE.

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FUTURE OF THE CLASS OF 1907. Many people have asked us what is to he our occupation after we have finished school. The answer to this question is not definitely known, but if you will listen for a few moments we will endeavor to give you some information on that subject. Rrfrrnosrncr JANUARY 1, 1930. For some time Nina Andrews was employed as a teacher of mathematics in one of the Milwaukee High Schools, but this proved too much of a mental strain for her. She resigned that position and is now engaged as a stenographer for one of the foremost lawyers of New York. Anna Halverson is a strict, but beloved teacher of her childhood school in Deerfield. If any one from Waterloo should have occasion to visit Sun Prairie, they will find that Laura Bolger is faithfully attending to her work as day operator for the Telephone Company. Hattie Graham is winning many laurels on the stage in Europe, taking the part of Topsy in Uncle Tomls Cabin. John Fitzgerald, whose home is in Washington, is known the world over as Americas greatest debator. Wherever he goes or whatever argument he is engaged in, it means success for his party. Laura McCormick holds a position as teacher of foreign languages at Yale College. It will be no surprise to learn that Lyla Lackey, who was always the most devout member of the Class, is now President of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Trenton, New Jersey. 'A At present Ruth Tester can not be located, but when last heard from she was traveling from town to town with a small show telling fortunes. If any one of our classmates should chance to attend a county fair they want to be on the alert to hear, Don't yer want yer fortunes told, ladies? or. to the gentlemen, 'fDon't yer Want tu know yer future Wife's name Josie Motle is now a successful teacher in the High School at Pieere, South Dakota, braving the blizzards in the same manner in which she formerly faced the difficulties in her school life. . Never before in the history of any class has it been the fortune of any member to grasp the highest office that could be given to any man, that of President of the United States. But such is the case of Leonard Hiebel. for at the last presidential election he was elected by a big majority on the Democratic ticket. He -ju

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SOPHOMORE CLASS. lnmcs Myer. Ahhott Brown. Ida Kypkc. Lena Splittgerbcr. Helen Knblitz. Rudolph Beerb.uun. Ida Hart Iimily Myer. lillzl Lzmgcr. Carl Wendt. livzllyn Hntlcy. Reuben Drwcring.