Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

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Nov. 8.-Se-ms, Rxwlmvk K Co. rm-Oivod at large ordm' for lah- Urzztory uppzwutus to-day. Dec. 9.- Eunice Johnson helpod Deerfield defeat xVlLtPl'l00 at lmslwt hall last night. QNO. 5.5 Jam 10.-We' looked at some class pins to-day. Jun. 12.-A whole lot of sub-freshnlen camo in to-day. Howard Hoag is in his glory. fNo. 6.3 Fe-Im. 14. - We- got such 21 cutv valentine. L00 Joyce rvturnvd If to sn-hool to-day. QNO. 7.5 5 ill- 2 Feb, 15.--Emma Springs-r :-:tarts to bunk for teuc-l1v1's' ex- unninzmtions. QNO 8.5 Jill 'Ziff . N i ..- ' ' 1' f - s f Ai - i ' , L .., f -f - 'H f ,Wx - V In - 1.l4,.lj up ' WV - nf, .ir w l ill -- E l M'i'l'51li1? shi. it Ni-. S. .. i,Q4 , 1 we i v -- '- I if . . . . . . . .lj l April b.-hc-hool 1-lose-ll to-clziy. Wlmt ll l write- lor an gradu- I- L, by ation oramtion? .flQTj'f April 23. -Only 1-ight wee-ks morn-. Don't know what l'll il ' pig- Write on yet. Loo J oycv intends to writc on paper. ,, f X 5 w May 7.-Arbor Day. WW- all turns-d out to suv that the work ffif' - . , f' f ,Ig li 2 was carried on propvrly. f - '. ' 3- -'f ff' A' May 10.-GH'I'ITliLll play. Rig slim-vss. Tlu-y understood quite N--. 1-, an tow things ww suiml.

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Nov. 12.-Ben Hiehel usurps the class presidency. Nov. 15.-Our class Wins a gold medal for the fir!! 4 ' 7 , WATERLUD . ' exif .7 4? - .iff l 1 f -X f V -I ' xx ,.g.. 1. , vw 5155 f. lt. at n u' f lil f l l .. l x! K ll'lfe T3'ESE?' 1 43' ,rw , , o i 51.41-X ,4 g r.. ,V 4: 1- .. Ml 'f fy lol!! 4 ,I E o ,-A -- ,l ' ' -'J'1. ,, ,X H113 J i 3: E, - Qi! -,ufkfgg '17 '52 -Q-ga ,T - fi as A Ace-f -1 I No. 3. May 13.-Class fight. Recitation room strewn with hair. vhewing gum and chalk. It's all over the reception. June 12.-VVorked hard. Wffre getting ready for the Senior Banc uet 1 . , .Tune13.--Reoeptiona grand success. Music- furnished hy the Thomas Symphony Orchestra. Drank toasts glasses. Ray and Hazel cwf-rcame their natural prejudic-es and learned to dance. No. 4 f -5 June 14.-Very busy. Gorged ourselves with left-overs from re- ception in morning and trimmed hall for cominenc-ement in afternoon. June 15.-Commenee-ment. VVe were ushers. Everybody said we did finely. 1905 -1906. Sept. 9.-Began the final leap to-day. WW are Seniors. f Sept. 10,-Eunice Johnson joins our squad. school at the St. Louis Exposition. Deo. 20. -We saw lit to allow the Seniors to heat us in a declamatory contest last night. Jan. 17.-Mo1'e examinations! This knowledge business is getting tiresome. Jan. 23.-Mr. Hatch called us together to uommend our splendid Work. We emerged in a somewhat limpid vondi- tion. April 7.-Arlmor Day. VVorked awful hard! Allwrt Rueekheim. Nora Lasher and Floy Bryant hit the ties to Marshall. LNo. 3.5 with milk in Wine vlkiu -,,,.. ,,.ff',,- .,. ,f- 1731-S'

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May 12 4Wv1'iJtH ovation to-day. !,.,ff June 9. -Reception by Juniors. Just grand. All we could eat. Toamsts . 'a s m . . . i . 'A drank wlth soft Water. Tornhstones for souve-mrs. i5Q'i,jjj'..'zM June 14. Commencement. lt'S all rwc-r. No more school for us. Q ' ,M5g493eL.nbi,,'5 A l gf .. ,gz i f-rl 6 w. 1 1-wi' A, jr -.4 . .ff Q 1 4 A 4 Ti...-. 1 -,V I K' gg ,Al :f ,LIS l f 1 ,j'f.?gl5 . RF Eqly ' 5 A, .liwn 1, gi: 4. -.V-155 -L 4 4 99 5 T74 . 59' '12 Q' i-flflJ: ll K -- l ln. u...vul'l ' V 2 1 II fl? 1 :f'l Y 1 IW ll lp , . 4 . , , , . ,H I .. .,,.,. .. L f f -gn:i Y NHT - f m4 F-.-- .N if-', .,:,g .V -L,,,r-' -f ,.-. Nu. R.