Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

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SEN 1011 IH ANY. A l'P1'Ul'd of tha- dew-ds amd thots of gwnt people. he-ing an jmnrmll lu-pt by unv of HIUIH zmd illllstluxtn-d by iumtln-r. 15302 -f1!NDEL. Sqn. SI. 'This duly wv 4-111l11Ll'ke-d 011 the' svn of kll0VVIf'd,Q'l'. Ss-pt. 10. - H0w'l1 1 1-vm' gvl ZIUPOSS tlmt 1'uun1'! Sept. 13. - Walked to the diC'fi0I121l'y today. lt wusu't su had aftm- alll. Oct. 1.--AHM1 9XZLlT1iI1llfiOllS. Stayed up Till vlvwm ffclm-k. Emma: SPl'i!1j1'i'l' Ywalt mm- two hours ryzmf didnrt go to lwd at ull. UM. 21. Miss U says XV1 I'l'Tll1' luwt 1-lass shs' 4-Ye-1' fznlgllt.

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Ui-t. 10. -With the kindly assistance of Miss S - we held a class meeting. Albert 1iilll'L'kllUllll, pri-si' dent. Motto: Onward and Upward. Ray Wilc'ox wanted. Deo adjuvante non timendum. fGod hel Jing. nothing need be feared. ' f I Nov. 14. -Mr. He- took us star-gazing. X Nov. 24. -- Physical Geography class went on geological 'JJQLQ S- expedition to-day. Had turnips for lunch. lNo. 1.3 'Q ljxz f:.f ii Dee. 5.fMiss D-- e kept algebra class after school. ' fff. eg -2:2-Lf Lf ' ' The gods gave us vengeance. She slipped on the top step f ' Q' fi ? :f 'ef'- - -T' and slid intothe road. fThe illustrator's pen refuses to work. fi ' Q -.W gd an y Q Q 5 K 1 vi .Q , Dec. 15. f Miss S--- f chaperoned our sleighing party 1, 1 Cv , 1 ,E I S, 1 is 5 53' to Marshall. gli! ia ' 5 .5-fl 5 Ti l .Xf f Jan. 26. Y-Ray Wilcox thinks dancing atrocious. f. 4 ' ' ' '. 'f 1 . 4 Feb. 27. -We won first honors at Marshall dec-lamatory f' Y '5 5 contest. Girls display their ancestors' jewelry. . ,, : H. XA 'y -N 19' WP ' E. ,,.,, , March 4. WEil'9 going to produce '4Unc1e Tom's Y G:--P ,V 2 liz: f' 4 Cabin for the benefit of the public. Howard Hoag ff' g H . x Zi, i -' -31 wants to be little Eva. Mattie Robb aspires for 'he posi- ' 2 f--if 4: -5 'E 2 41:8 4 ' tion of Topsy. James Ryder will be Simon Legree. ND- 1- 1- . V I fri- , June 12. fSchool's out. We are Sophomores. t W ff-Qqgx. e 1903-1904. -v ' I M ,ll 1 V, ff f-, Sept. 8.--How small those freshmen are! They're afraid , i rr to move. f ' 1 Nov. 12. -- Floy Bryant announces her candidacy for the ,Q y, ,, ffkf' M -- class presidency. ' ef, - M , Nov. 13.-Bryant wins by a neck. Nora Lasher also ran. ,,. 4 Arr.. - 'Q X ' ,- 5 Jan. 15. Class iight over souvenir picture. Several in- ,-'if 4 Q I 6? IU1 teresting sheets torn from diary. vii' '- f '7 , 1 1' Q . . . Afj ,:. ffaQ ' in May 8. - Hazel Hoag says dancing is abominable. u X , ywllfhigylgfgheig. yi 1 xigg Kes May 29. Ben Hiebel dlSCOUl'S9d freely on Emerson. Said ' ,,.-Aii.f'??3'fl'9?iw? 15 at he thot Emerson real nice. 'O 3 '-233340 f 4 X-f ' 'Q' Mav 30-Girls in Practical Agriculture class put in garden. w in M . - . . , ,asigiw A ,,,, 5 H Z, Y. , Y .Tune .L-School s out. Juniors. A 3 1' ' ' N311 2- 1 Y 1ea4u4-1905. Sept. 13. Resume our journey along the flowery path of knowledge. n Nov. 3.-Ulass in Practical Agriculture comes out sec-ond best at county fair. T-Toward Hoag and Ray Wilcox had chan ge of the exhibit. KNO. 2.3