Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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MESSAGE T0 CLASS Wxth e teh qraduatnnq elass the eOI1Cll txons extstmnq rn our eountry and throuqh out the world present problems of mayor 1 , i lmportxnee to mdnyudual qraduates As l g,,gee.vf,,ff'ai?f rf 'S may 25 MM all the qrxduxtmq classes durln e darkest yexrs of eeononne depressxon if 32 41 if is fy our country the blq question m the mlnds of qraduxtes was where and when wtll I a ob e s y o job so that one eould eat have clothes and a place to sleep Wlth the approach of VVorld War II gm thls sntuatton ceased to be a problem of were confronted wlth xll the uneertamtles and tensions of a country at war After the end of World War II we found our q aduatlnq classes eonfronted wnth the problems of takmg thelr plaees m a world trymq to seeure the peace after our armtes had won the battles Althouqh tensions were rerxxed we stnll found uncertamty as to wh tt the future had III store for younq 'IIUHW people What would be the effect of atomle enerqy and all of lts llIlpllC 1t1ons7 Were we headed for another depre slon when would lt eome-7 Durlnq the past year we haxe wntnessed chanqes tn our world tzklnq plaee at ter rlfymg speed In the OplI1lOI1 of some the xery survrxul of our Amerlcan wty of hxmq und ClX1llZElflOIl of free people rs an tous peril The l e hemg x e flned between the ldeoloqy of the rmport ence of the mdxsxdual wxth capaelty to qoxern himself on the one hand and subordmatton of the lI1LllXldL13l to the wtshes of a state ed by a selee few on the other e two phllosophxes tre xrreeonexlxble and dtreetly opposite IH exery respect How the present world er1s1s wxll lie resolyed l shall not xenture to predlet howexer l should hlee to sh are wlth you selme lII1pllL attons and lessons whleh l behexe ire rather elearly mdxcated to us by the prewous and present SlfL1dIl0!'lS from our hxstor We learn that man neyer has atd prob ably nexer well attam Utopla here on our e lrth Problems and erxsxs haxe xlways confronted mankmd Howeyer IH ttme pxeuous problems and CFISIS eame and pissed more slowly Today due to the mcrexsmq complexltx of our soclety techmcal developments ln the tre 1 of tran pxrtx mon eonmtnue mon anl xll flelds cf SQltIlflflL endeayor more terrxfymq and perxlous condl txons dexelop almost oxer mqht VVe therefore ein no lonqer thunk IH terms of prepnrmnq outselyes for me partteular type of world but must be prepared to meet ehanqlnq s1tuat1ons Rather th n Cllftkflllkl our eftorts to meet a pxrtxcular sntuatlon we should dlreet our attentrons toward those basnc truths h abuts phllosophles xalues and understand1ne,s whneh se.xe as qtndeposts to our wax of hfe reqard ess of the nature of the SIILIBUOIIS whleh concern us Of these so ealleel enndeposts there are two upon Xll'IlLl'! l shall elaborate fxrst the concept of demoeraey as an lI1ClIX1ClLldl responslhlhtx and second the nmportanee of splrntual and moral xalues Ill our hxes lhat we haxe nn our eountry the qreatest demoeruex of all tunes there ean not be mueh doubt But exen so we flnd el meat xarxanee H1 the meanmq of demoeuxey In the mmds of our CIUZLIIS All around us we O F ' 5 'I ' 'Q ' ' ' Q ' e ' ' '- 4ai',?, ' W D'2:f4. 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' A ' ' 5 '- xl x u I U e ' e A' x L Y A x 'mb' I. f ' V - v s - ' hear all sorts of clalms rclatlve to the democratic slqntftcance of this that and another thlnq Ihc fact that the POllUClillN man :qc to drum up support for almost any and all klnds of proposals hoyyever un Amerlcan they may hc IS a clcar tndxcatnon that too fcvy of us qlve serlous conslderatlon to vshxt democracy really means and hoxx mt should functlon Along vslth thc freedoms granted to the 1nd1v1dual lIl a democracy there also art accompmxcd certann deflnxtc rtsponslblhtles RCSPOHYIIUIIIIICS to keep mformed about cnyxc affalrs to xote to see that honesty equahty and justlce preyarl oyer 1mmorahty and corruptlon Too often yxe place most emphasls upon the frcedom aspect of democracy If our democracv yylll survlve the present and future cr1s1s then all LIUZCIIS must assume thetr share of respons1b1l1t1es Isurther yye must dlspel from our mlnds the fallaclous and danger ous notion that vte can turn our responsxbxhtles oyer to someone else and at the same tune retaln our lll'3CI'tl9S and freedoms H1story of the yxorld clearly reveals that the failure of democracnes has resulted from deternora tlon from vuthm rither than from submxsston to any conquerxnq force from the outstde The spnrnrual and moral values vthnch I yyxsh to mentmon are closely related to the personal responsnbnhtxes of the cltxzen H1 a democracy They are the generally accepted body of values yxhtch the Amerlcan people tend to use as a compass for ludgmq pohttcal soctal economlc and personal xssues These yalues flnd CXDFCSSIOP nn thc Constntutlon and Bull of Rxghts and rehqlous groups can dxscover xn thelr respectlve B1hles and Creeds many statements XNIIICI1 support them The hst of spxrltual and moral yalucs VlllLl1 follow were taken from a hst of yalucs compxltd hy thc llducattonal Pollcles Commzssxon tal thc bastc moral and splrltual value III Amerlcan hfe IS the suprcmc nnportancc of the lndnyldual pcrsonahty Upon thus value are based all that follow tbl Each person should he rcsponsxblc for the consequences of hrs own conduct tcl Institutional arrangements are thc scryants of mank1nd td Mutual consent IS hctter than vlolence tel Access to the tru should bc rlqht of cyc y 1IlCllXldll'll tf! llxcelttnt ID nnnd character and creatxyc :lnhty should he fostered tql Each lIIdlXldLl3l should haxc the gleatcst posslble opportunlty for the pursutt of happmess provlded only that such actnvltxcs do not substantlxlly interfere yuth thc slnnlar opportunmes of others th All persons should bc ludged by the samc moral standards tml The concept of brotherhood should take precedence over sclfxsh xnterests tlO I'ach ptrson should hc offered thc emotlonal and splrltual experlences vthlch transcend thc matertallstnc aspects of hfc Throughout our troubled world of today xt ts qratlfymq to observe thc concerted cfforts bunq made by groups of people to combat the forces of evxl You the graduated of l95l mll be part of a qeneratlon yyho may bc dcstlned to determ1ne the future course of ClVll1ZBUOll May I lmpress upon you the fact that hoxx each of you hve your hves vull count and make a dxfference It yylll be Important that each mdtyxdual under stands thc generally accepted moral and splrltual values and be yulllng to make decxslons and render ludg ment upon them It xs my slncere hope that your years of educatlon will help you to assume your I'C3pOI'lSIblllflCS and enable you to l1ve a rtcher more satlsfyxng and successful llfe My best regards to each of you and best of luck ELDEN M AMuNDsoN t x ag .' ' : , . .. ' - . , A, , - , , .,., , , ,,, i , . . . .. , . c , , 4 . ' . I ' .' 5 f . ' th ' a , ' r' ' C - . . 'I 1 . . K y J. . , H. I. , , - -' - K. , - , B . , - - V. . . ' , ,' , , ' . BOARD OF EDUCATION We tl'e Class of 51 wlsh to take this our last opportunity to express our slncere thanks to the School Board tor the splendld co operatson and consuderatnon shown us through our four years of hugh school We also wrsh to express our thanks for bemg public spirited enough to give ot their tlme and energy on an often thankless 'ob Eovx ARD KLOTZBUECHER CHARLES BATTIST Treasurer President WALLACE PEARSON Clerk Mrs Frohmader nr q Stencqrlphx III Hookkeepmq IV Sophomore C11 Adxnsor Mr Lloyd MIHQSI LISCIIII Art Q 1 ensh1p I Mr Waller Lawrenz IIC llSl'l I II D ammcs me AIC If Lnsxps rx Mass Corene Wllcox Mass Lucille Dredrlck Alqehrx II mm c n ur C Adx :need N1 mth C cometry C ure! il qcrama C AA Adxlsor Cheerleader Adx ISO! Semor Clms AdXlSOI W athllo Adx xsor IOI rss Anlxls Mr James Clark Don Knauff Souil ELOIICUIIIIC C0 lah h Bxoloqx Amlxxsor Drxxer Ldua mon YV Club Adu or Mr Joseph Mulcahy r Theodore Buenger Lherm trx Bind Pap Band A s C ermin Bmd C lee Club Chorus A IYICLIIILIFQ I IV Ty! 111 II Ilcr ' Iii: C mics I-IV A ' 2 S gl 5 X' I IV Ifnlrlish I 'Q ' rw f ' 1 lun' ' C14 .' or I I iss I' 'i e I' A k- - I ' I ' 1 I .- N Y' , A-' .I ,w '- A I -A - , ,. - F 'K 'A I -- - I Q- f . ' . Mr. Ind J 4 s IfIV American History Physical ECILICEIIICBII 'irz Q f . Q ' S Q' l:res man Class ' K if . ,' 'e S' 5 'Q ' fs- . Latin I-IV I ' - X P2 2 ' J IIIIA , dX'i,'0r If 1 2 HiAI.' s C 'ISCJI' Q :ure , A I 'INOII ' g xt l 1 I -i 'L.I Vx ' , ' ,X QC--- Kitchen staff Mrs Wallace Bill Wedeward The Kltchen Staff made up of Mrs Vxrchow and Mrs Sellnovs prepare noon lunches for all students ln the Waterloo Publlc Schools They prepare balanced meals ln the new kltchen of the cafeterna vxhlch are enjoved by everyone All preparatlons are done for lunches by them except serxmq vshlch several hlgh school gxrls help vnth Mrs Ethel Wallace has faithfully served as school secretary for three years Amonq her many duttes besxdes secretarnal ones are keeping the books of W H S lxbrarxan sortmg lunch tickets and probably the most monotonous of all the task of patiently wrltmg out tardy slxps She also QIVCS advlce to ald the offlce and library asslstants Mr Wxlllam Wedeward known by everyone at VV H S as Bill has completed almost nme years of servlce at our halls of 1vy All the janltor work IS done by Blll except for sweeping whxch IS done by Mrs Wedevard and Mrs Meyers vtho succeeded Mrs Mary Krause lit' ,, A LES RADKE WES STOKES This ytlr agam Waterloo Hlqh School IS pro The buses art also used for x mo IS aLllXllltS udmq transportatlon for 1ts students There. are durmq the Lonrse of the school ytar Amonq othtrs thru busts ovxned by Leslne Radke and operated by tht athletic teams and other students ant tansponttd Mr Radke Wes Stokes and Vernon Wltt for to ball games and school Il'lLlilCldI'lS xrt taktn to tht transportmq students from Reesevllle and the sur Sprlnq Music Frstxvils 1n the bus roundmq areas to and from school 4 s 1' M., -,-,,,.. 4 f ...- 7. 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T Bnk mu Sxlxcster HdIIlShlFC Lunnce Dcttrt Bnrlvara Brandrr Dlck cnstn Donna Skalltzlq Lnon BCIIZ Ronald 'icllnou Mzclcllt mu Myrtle Rlcqt um Wlnklcr Nancy lltsclwld Ruth Dc-ppt Delores Wllkc Mary Allct Cehlcr Front mu RachtlMOsl1t'r Marqtry Wlwlte Mlss Duclrlck adusor Cars Grnnqer 'met Noltmr Marqery Whlte was chosen by the class t3 be edltor ofthe 1951 Wath1lo Guy Gramqer xx as elected to be the Busmess Maxnqer Th remwmmq staff members were selected bv Mwrqery Gary and Mrss Dledrxck The enqravmq was done by the Brock En graxmq Company of M3dlSOI1 The prmtmq was done at the Artcraft Press m Waterloo C ass pictures and qroup p1ctures were taken by The Class of 51 sushes to take thus opportumtv to thank the busmessmen for thexr adxertlsements Thelr co operatlon IS greatly apprecnted Wafhllo Siuff l mrofz M xrqtry Whntt P or ru 1 5 Buslsrss Mxsmw Cary brannqcr Ass r Buslxrss Mu um Donna 'ikalnt ky Hrsrom Sylscsttr H imshxrt Dalorts Wxlkt Slums W H IIXII CXII-NIJ ua Richtl Mosher D ck tnst n Ronald Stllnoxx Ruth Dtppt mot wx: ARI Amr me Myrtle Rnqt Laxon But Barbara Brandtr 'Vlary A Gthlur met Noltntr llumct D t rt Nancy lltschud um Wlllkltf Nllss Dndrlck A A A I 4 1 0 ' ' I , ' 1 5 , ' l N ,- , X x , 1 3' 1 ':-l ,' ' ,I , 2 ' '. I Q ', z' ', . 1 v: - s -V v K 1 v ' s' 's ' 1 ' 2 v',. -V '. lv 2' A s ' IC . -. K V . V 4 S, I 2 A . C I t 'K 5 ' L t . 3 Q ' K J C 5 ' 5 I c . ' , l. . V A . V 1 L l' C 'cl . I . the Badger Studio of Madison. V .s . Q A ' . A-i I Ac . I 5 K i h . . ' . R l 1 V A V . , s 'V in Z ' ' if 'l.. le f Ari 'lI'.s ' ' - c ,- PH Lfm' i' I1 -1 I . - , . . fe '. 1 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 1951 111 1 55111 Ixxor x11c1N 311111 x1o11Y 1r V Xl 1 DIC IK 21 Axx x1e1Js l1011s Club DAR Scholdrshlp Anon Found 111011 Axx 11ml Q,O'Xl'Xll 'Nr I 'VII lNI AIDITRI SS Slil 'Xl l 0111 W1q11er Rex Qscar Stanke Eumce Detert Were '1 ou There SPlI'lfL1'll Thi' 23rd pS'llIll MIFX AllCQ Cehler L1xxre11Ce NQXKIIIBII Mrs C H N Clobe Nlr lrlden M A111u11Clso11 Mm F1111111 F11l111qer M1 Anqux I3 Rothxxell P11 N,x1 ,,r,, ,, , , 1 Q t CilRl.S C111 C1,u1a , ., A' .1 .i i 11' r,r, , ,, 1 ' 1 .' q 1. , 1 1, r,rr . 1,M1'. 1 ' ' ,, ,, ,, ,,,,, , ,, , , , ,, , , J. . . ' lN. '1 1, 1aN'1'.1x11 S1i1.1s1 '1c1N P111as1-gx'1'1x'1'1oN or DlPl.CJNl.-XS , , M11 Charles Barrisr iyi 1 11 ' ,...,rr.r,, .,,r r,,r, 1 , , ,r,,,r. .,,r ,r.rr, , ' . 5 Q ' fig. 1. ,,,,,,,,,wV..,..,,,r,.,, 1, 1. ...,,,,.,,,r ....,r ,,,. .,r,, , , 1 I . x C11 I Tl1' R 'S T ' Pas .llzill R11 'lj l 1 3011s Il .1 i , S: e 1 1 ' D 1 .33 Llh ' I .l Syl f' 2 5 2.37 e' Q . qu' 2.23 L' ', A:-2.11 B1 x1 1511 1 11x R1c1s51o1xA1 Rex Qscar Stemke 0111 VVaq11er xss M01 111 1 opr 111 1 r S1 1 7111 I O IL F11I111L C1 -xss C01 mes M 1roo11 11 d Wh1te C1 Ass Fmxfx ER Wh1te Rose Senlor Class Honor Roll Viledln tor1 111 Silut 1tor1 111 M IFQCIV Wh1tc 2 37 011111 Kohn 2 xaslu ll1111xh11Q l1.11x l11.1111 1 M1rx Ahce Gehler 276 Eumce Detert 261 DO11111 Slmht kx 2 23 R1 Bchlmq 2 -l R lll'1Cl Moshe1 2 l-l .1xr11 Ben RUTH BEHLING Ruthxt nt for tomorrow Bookkttpmg actlye lll Glu Club C-AA and FHA offnu. rsslstant nottd for her dlamond xlvy xys says Cu Whrz plms to be 1 smcrttary .f ' h auburn h ur ' after QI ldl1dllOIl BARBARA BRANDER Barb lhe blush IS beautxful but sometlmes lt 18 lneonyenlent 1kes Steno qrxphy sanq IU Clee Club and Chorus BCIINK rn CAA and FHA llbrarxln on W3Ih1lO Staff plxysd Casin xn the Semor Class P ay xlyyays studymg Bookkeep 1m noted for her slender flqurt hopes to become a stznographer R U T H D E P P E Ruthle Some thunk the world IS made for fun so do I' Home Fconomlcs aetlye ln Clem Club PHA Camera Club H1 LIICS held Several ofhces Wathllo Staff llbrauan For Pete 9 sakes always yuth Ronny noted h r f lshy glas his 0 dtfllllfl plans for tht futurt LAVON BEITZ Kunz Shes qulet untnl you know her and then Stenoqraphyf actxye nn GAA and FHA barltone player IH band and pep band slngs rn Chorus md Cvlee Club Wathllo Staff office a sxstant bhuclts noted for seeret mal work 9 ,va S E N I 0 R S fflff f 1 aff! 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Vx df, J . . er Val .,., ' ' a ' , ff for. .0 la: ' :ses , , . 2: n I All ' , gy, .X 4 41 ,, 4.1 EUNICE DETERT Dete ltsnlce to he natural when youre naturally mee lnkes Home EC actnve ln GAA and FHA trumpet player ID band pep band and German Band soprano ln Glee Club and Chorus a member of the HI Lltes Staff held several offxces took the part of Lots ln Class Play Actlvltles Edltor for the Wathllo Badger Glrls State 50 Salutatorlan Hey you kxds WAIT has a spmclal Interest ln the Umversxty noted for her blonde haxr plans to xttend Colleqe or be a rueptlomst to a doctor '7 ROBERT DOSCHADIS Desch f da' There never was a samt with red axr llkes Agrxculture actlve ln PFA and W Club football base ball basketball and traek most valuable basketball player baseball Prom Kxng lt all depends on the prnce of shoe polish' noted f hrs lxttle hot rod plans to he a ftrnur NANCY ETSCHEID Etschlmo The hxrds can fly an why cant I7 Home EC actlve nn GAA and FHA toots a clarmet IH band wry qood soprano voice xn Glee Club and Chorus offlcxal sllp sheeter for H1 Lxtes vocallst for ljlF3t9Cl'Q Assxstant Actlutnes Edltor on Annual played anxe the brat ID our Class Play noted for her sklnny wrxsts Oh Plffell hopes to marry a mnlllonaxre ind live IU New York 'VIARTHA GASSEN Red Make blg thxngs bxgger mn the tellmg actxve nn Glee Club and Chorus FHA member llkes Enqllsh and Home EC Holy Cow plans on uorkmg after graduatlon noted' for her pet1te stature S E N I O R S U j44' , it s co-captain . held offices...-. our 550 or I -, -U I. qradu mon GARY GRAINGER Grange Talk to uery woman as rf you loved her and to every man as rf he bored you Advxnced Bath football basket bull baseball and track star oot ball and basketball captaln baseball co captam actnve 1n band pep band Sports Edntor of H1 Lntes FFA Badger Club and VV Club held several off1ces business man aqer of Sl Wathxlo Badger Boys State 50 played the brushed off lover m class play Sure there you go agam pullmg shrewdnes durmg class play practxce plans to go to college or work for Uncle Sam SYLVESTER HAMSHIRE Ham I would not the good bishop be Advance Math football bas kethall baseball actrve nn W Club Badger Club only barxtone sax FREDEISICK GEHLER Freddy ow small boys get out of the way llkes Mr Clark s classes played M football and basketball two years active IH Badger Club and FFA the stage crew of Semor Class Play quote I say whatexer fxts the occasnon best' noted for bothernnq every body all m fun of course plans to work for efferson County after MARY ALICE GEHLER Chuck She IS charming to talk to-full of wisdom rlpe ln ludgment r h m formatlon Home EC actne rn GAA and FHA wrote news for H1I.1tes plays trumpet nn band and pep band alto voxce nn Glee Club and Chorus Class I-Ilstorlan held offxces DAR Award Valedxctorxan portrayed Vlr gmxa the sweet lxbrarlan ln our Class Pay Wonder lf I got a letter today noted for her neatness very pleasing personallty plans to attend college next fall player nn band and pep band Semor :vit Class presldent most valuable foot ball player held offrces Editor of Sports of Wathxlo played Brff ln Class Pla has a speclal ln terest nn the lass of 52 noted for hrs physnque study enqlneermq rn the fall 0 R ROGER HOMAN Rog Wen I cant talk sense I talk foohsh HISIOFY actlve ln Badger Club and W Club baseball star temporaneous speakmg IS always late rn the mornmq and at noon noted for hls sudden Chang of person 1 xty amays VAIIIIHQ to argue What do you mean? college or armed forces after graduatlon z00C!0 gf If x 0,114 cafowj MARION IACOBS Chubby A that she does she does well Short hand actlve nn FHA played nn band three ears Glee Club mem er 0 flee ass1stant and hbrarlan Tel' Walt Im commg noted for her fnendhness and good hu mor secretarial vsork for a future RICHARD IENSEN D1cky Boy I luke vtork lt fascmates me I can s1t and look at It for hours liked Chennstry played basketball one year hand held offxce Camera Club on Wathllo Staff I'IFy' noted for hrs wmter trlps to lorxcla plans to study med1cme at the UHIVEFSIIY of Wxsconsm DONALD IOHNSON Dee ly Not too sernous not too gay but a rare qood fellow hked Chemlstry actlxe nn FFA track played W1 bur 1n Class Play Creakxng Stalrcases lf you cant fmd h1m look at the boxxlmg alley hes probably settlng pms Plans to study Forestry ly ... , ...ex- .1' I If I, ,, uf, ., .- ' - , C . Ikfff,J'- ' J -'V ' ' ,-7' . gy, , ,f , -r' V- -- ll Y H . b F- .e - - .. . , H., . . I I ,. . . . ' r .- . :U , . . .IW V Y . ... i 'rf . ... 1 . .. ... 'N Q in ff' ,f.zVA5 , J . ,, ,, K a - w , .. . -' f 'I ' . . . li GLADYS KNUPPEL Cvladu Senze the day enloy lnft' Com meruxl came from Rusewlle un Sophomort year netxxe III ee Club Chorui and FHA Offxu asslstant For cryxn out loud noted for the qocd tunes he hw secretary wfw' D 0 N N A K O H N Donnne What sweet dellght a qulet llfe affordi liked Chemlstry came to WHS xn Sophomore year from Reesevnle acnve IH FHA Glee Club gaxe 4 mlnute speech m POFQFISICS had offlces hbrary a SISYBUI Crumb' no td for her black eyes COlUmbla County Normal ln the fall W Q. L E N N K 0 H N lu Cm rm Kohn Co Bashful hut que hlm a ehance Aqrlculture e une from Rensulllc when Sophomorm actlve IH FPA .I held OfflCt one of the few quut persons ln our claw wlll work on the farm after qraduatxon 2 W f X CAROL IEAN KRAUSE You know I alwayi loved a little flxrtatlon likes Enghih tr lnsferred from Randolph when Senlol xezy actlve IH extra currlcular actlutles IH Reese xnlle and Randolph member of Cflee Club ChoruS and FHA ln WHS non ornglnal oratxon ln Porensxcs make up committee for Class Play Oh Pune noted for her dark 1 me t s p ms to work ln Madman ,A !u 4 xf' x Ml l weree -yu , I. I I ' '4 ,, .. I A .Y . . - . Ll' . l-. Q' ' W 'S' ... Oh 1 , . . Sltldsfg hardv. . . plans to attend if r l Lf al? f 4 f V 1 i,g.i1, 1 li . - r RAC H ll L M O 5 H E R Rachlmo woman XNlll1OLlt a lauqh lll h r IS tht qrc :test born nn ex1stenu Short hmd actlxe III GAA FHA plays drum III hand and pap band soprano nn Chorus and Glee Club on the H1L1tes staff four years wrote most of the humor l'd1tor when umor kept the school C ulendar for Wathxlo had the lead as lnqeon 1n Senlor Class Play our 50 Prom Queen noted for he sense of humor hopes to hecome a recephomst or secretary IANET NOLTNER Iamer Wlth dancnnq feet and merry heart but just a little serlous thought Home EC xctlve III GAA and FHA heats out rhythm ln band and pep hand soprano III Cvlee Club and Chorus wrote Class Wlll for Wathllo pl xyed tht college friend ln Sr Class y 51 Prom Queen Plffel' noted for her lonq blonde ualr hopes to work IH a flower shop EARL KLIRTZ The world IS mne lxked Math came from Reese ulle when umor football star actlxe IH W Club known for h1s cowboy boots and h1s abxllty to wear them enllsted nn the U S Navy second semester ELIZABETH LOUGH Betty Books never bother me I like pleasures lmkes Latm and Bookkeepmg was a member of FHA and CAA actnve m Band Glee Club and Chorus on H1L1tes staff 19 always wrltlng letters goes to Watertown a lot Oh Fiddle' plans on workmq after graduatxon tl ll S E N I O R S E ,NU Y i.. ff lar. 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I I OB xl n I X a- secretary DONNA SKALITZKY Sch'1tz How her hngers went as she marched them oer the yxeldmg lank of the lvory floor' lxked hemlstry actnve mn GAA and FHA trumpet player m band and P1rateers Compamst for Cvlee Club and Chorus mo years A s1stant Busmess Man ager of Wathllo was the clgar smoklnq female cowpuncher ln the Class play Gee Whxz known for qettmg the car on Sunday and haulnng always wnllxng to the qang around hep nursmg at St Marys Hos pltal ln Madlson MES WHITE I st o the dead Agnculture basketball and football smgs bass ln Chorus actnwe nn W Club and Badger 4 Club FFA presxdent tuba player ln band held offnces j always wxth Lores good physnque plays vuth an orchestra plans to be a farmer 0 MYRTLE RIEGE Mert Cxve me tnme Rome was not buxlt m a day Shorthand actxve ln Band Glee Club Chorus and FHA Annual Staff ofhce asslstant played the gosslpy nexghbor m class play Hang' The last bell ang' friend to everyone plans to be a RONALD SELLNOW Ronme All great men are dead and I dont feel so good myself Agriculture football basketball Band and Chorus actxve m FFA Badqel Club and VV Club photographer for Wathllo Senxor class vlce presl dent portrayed xery conxmcmgly Mr Parker IU the class play noted for hns motorcycle and hns mann passen ger Ruthle plans to work for the telephone company SCI-,Il-In kqlr DALE WINKLER Waley Keep thyself a bachelor Industrial Arts football 'active mn Badqer Club and W Club one of the few tenors ln Chorus on stage crew of class p ay I dont know noted for his motorcycle loln the Navy 5 soon as posslble flyfx- MARGERY WHITE Marge The useful and beaut1ful are never separated Commerc1al active mn GAA and FHA plays clarmet m band pep band and German Band Glee Club and Chorus on the H1L1tes staff three years Ed1tor when umor Wathl o Edntor actxve cheerleader for tvuo years offlce asslstant m class Olay as Plgeons obllgmg frlend What you guys gonna do ton1te7 artlstlc abllxty plans to work ln Madxson as a secretary DELORES WILKE Lores Have a qood tlme whxle you re hvmg ou ll be a long time dead likes ath and Home Ec GAA presldent actxvc m FHA and H1 Lltes Cheer leader smce Freshman member of band and Glee Club held several off1ces Asslstant Editor of Sports for Wathllo Mrs Parker m our Class Play follows all sports always wlth x I dont know? plans to fund a yob after graduat1on7 .304 IUNE WINKLER Snooky A ns no a thxng xt IS a may Home Economlcs actxxe m GAA and FHA played ln band for three years sang 1n Glee Club and Chorus exceptxonal ln art hed offices qave 4 m1nute speech xn Forensxcs always weas a fresh flower 1n her haxr plans to be a fashnon lllustrator or receptnomst Z' CLASS HISTORY The second of September 1947 saw the class of 51 assembled for the flrst tlme ln the mam room of dear old Waterloo l-llgh School Alrhouqh ewerythlnq was new to us we were not so verdant as the usual run of freshmen are From the flrst our class was characterlzed by an unusual amount of class splrlt The start of the year found us electmq Roger lloman as Presldent Donald Holzhueter as xlce presxdent and Eunlce Detert as secretary and treasurer Wlth the ald of our ad usor Mr Clark we sponsored many hlqh school partles and candy sales As we returned to beqln our second year III the fall of 48 we found that seven of our former classmates had dropped out of school and that three had entered leav1nq thlrty flve members on the class roll Our act1v1t1esth1s year mcluded hlgh school partles selllng pop corn at athletic exents and school luncheons Our offlcers for the year were ames White pres1dent Marv Allce Gehler vlce pres1dent and Delores Wllke secretary and treasurer The f1rst excltmg exent of our umor year was not the flrst day of school when we became upperclassmen but class electlon dax when the pres1dent and klng for the forth comlng prom was to be chosen Robert Doschadxs recelved thls honor Gary Grainger was elected VICE pres1dent Eumce Detert secretary and Ruth Deppe treasurer On May 12 the umor Class presented R ndezxous 1n Faxryland with l'low1e Emerson and hls orchestra It was attractlvely and appropriately decorated ln pastel colors and large murals of Falryland characters The court of honor w hlch was announced Aprnl 21 at the Pre Prom mcludecl Klng Robert Doschadls and h1s queen Rachel Mosher Gary Gramger and Mary Allce Gehler Clayton Taxes and Eunlce Detert Ronald Sellnow and Ruth Deppe and ames White and Delores Wxlke The chlld attendants were Thomas Wxlke and Dlane Detert A much awalted event 1n the school llfe of the umors was the day that the class rlngs and pms arrlxed Es eryone was well pleased and happy to haxe received thelrs Eunlce Detert and Gary Cvramger were chosen as representatrves to Badger G1rls and Bcys State Other actxvltles of the year were much the same as years before On September f1fth 1950 our class returned to the halls of Waterloo Hxgh School for the last time VVe elected as our leaders thls y ar Sylx ester Hamshlre president Ronald Sellnow uce pres1dent Rachel Mosher secretary and Delores Wllke treasurer One of the blggest exents IH our Senlor year was the class play Wh1ch was presented on March 8 9 Here We Go Again a comedy dlrected by Mr Lawrenz was well re cened and lt was dlscovered that sexeral members of the cast had great dramatlc talent Aqaln thls year a Career Day w as held On Aprll 17 the Senxor Class traveled to May xllle Hlgh School where representatlves from different flelds of work explamed the xocatlon to the students On May 23 the Class Dav was spent nn ChlC8qO The class attended one educatlonal slte as a body whlle the rest of the day was soent cn lI1CllN1dU3l mterests One of our classmates Earl Kurtz left school the second semester of 51 to enlist ln the US Naxy Delores Wllke the only senior cheerlead r has always been 1nterested ln athletlcs and has falthfully serx ed the teams of Waterloo 1-1 gh fcr four years Music has played a large part IH the school lnes of most members of our class who haxe taken Xery actlve part ln Band Chorus and Glee Club all four years of thelr hlqh school career Orlqmallty and clexerness has been displayed 111 the last two years when we haxe re cened first place among class floats m the H mecommq Parade Mlss Dledrlck our class aduscr for the last three vears has qxxen us much help and quldance for whlch we are xery grateful Graduatlcn was held May 31 Anqus B Rothwell Supermtendent of School at Manx towoc delnered the commencement address Marv Alxce Gehler qaxe the xaledlctory and Eumce Detert the salutatory We are now qraduatmq and are xerv proud to be members of the Class of 51 We stand on the threshold of l'llqh School Llfe Behind us s 1 llts rlous past th us qlorlous present before us the exer mysterlous future What wlll be cm only be predicted from w hat his been future success of the Class of 51 then seems to be assured Marv Allce Gehler ' ' . 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V V V b . .- 1 . 1 c .1.1. c 1 1 , 1 1 c c 1 .1 c . .1 . . - 1 .1 2 .1 I . .1 1.1 31 l l.1t .1 L .1 I XVI .1 El ' .1 .1 I .1 1 .1 .1 . c 1 i 1 1 2.1 I .1 2 .1 .1 c . 2 1 CLASS PROPHECY Thxs llttle crystal sphere holds all of the past and all of the future It can reveal the htdden and make known the secret I have been asked to search m 1ts depths untxl I dnscover the future and perhaps never to be reumted Now m yust a moment I w1ll qxve you all the 1nformat1on you deslre and just where you w1ll fmd your self IU the future Now the clouds l1ft ' We are now IH the busmess dxstrlct of a large factory It has a huge electrxc slgn readmg Duck Best Tollet Soaps He has grown portly and gray about the temples but he IS as tmmaculate as Iensen s a tollet soap manufacturer should be HIS motto carved above h1s offnce door IS I keep the world clean Now I hear school bells rmgmg It IS n1ne oclock on a mce May mormng Tmy kxndergarten are hurrymg up the walk to great thelr teacher As she leans forward to take the flowers a lnttle brought her I see her sm1l1ng face It lS Donna Kohn chlldren g1rl has The scene becomes no1sy Buzzmgs and rmgmgs f1ll the ear I see a long room around the stdes of wh1ch are seated many glrls It IS a telephone offxce and the head operator IS Betty Lough I knew her as soon as she sand Lmes Busy She always dld spend most of her t1me telephonmg and seems to have concluded she m1ght as well make some money at lt How strange' I see a room 1n great d1sorder and a man down on all fours lookmg at the rug through a magnlfymg glass In h1s pocket IS a palr of handcuffs He acts very pecullarly He turns toward me and I recogn1ze hlm It IS Fred Gehler Thls IS the result of the mystery stones he was always readmg He IS now a detectxve I hear t1nkl1ng gultars and the surf breakmg on a coral Strand HHPPY brown Skmned People are 5109199 pla1nt1ve melodles It1s Hawan a paradlse on earth' A g1rl seats herself under a palm tree and closes her eyes Watch her closely Suddenly as a parrot call comes loudly from a tree top she looks up and I see her face It IS Barbara Brander In her hand IS a tournsts guxde book see1ng the world as she always sa1d she would More clouds and m1sts Gazmg through them I ee lnbrary Seated at her desk IS the reference l1brar1an but lS readmg the latest novel and lettmg those who search acobs Trust her to f1nd a way of readmg all the new and 1n her bag IS a t1cket for a world cru1se She IS that we are IH the 1nter1or of a large publ1c she ns not domg research work for anyone now She for 1nformat1on wa1t She IS our old frxend Mar1on books as soon as they come out And now I see a lovely college town There IS a vast crowd ln the chapel A new pres1dent of the college IS be1ng 1naugurated Here he comes lookmg most lmpf9SSlV2 1n h1s cap and gown It IS our studlous school mate Roger Homan Wouldnt you expect h1m to be a college pres1dent or somethmq l1ke that and a very good one too7 Aga1n we have a large room empty except for two people and a grand plano A small boy wnth stncky f1ngers IS trymg to plav exercise thlrteen and h1s teacher grnttmg her teeth IS determmedly countmg one tvno three one two three Suddenly she sweeps the chlld off the stool and plays the exerc1se for h1m mak1ng even IIS mechan1cal precrsxon sound lnterestmg She 1S Donna Skalltzy wlth f1ngers as mmble and energy abundant as ever Next I see Donald Iohnson He ts perseverxng not easlly dxscourages and never grves up He w1ll f1nd nt hard to flt 1nto the l1fe of today but one great openmg awants h1m he w1ll become the champxon of champ1ons by snmply makmg up h1s By l960 he w1ll have become Amerlcas champlon pole sltter non dancer bncycle rlder pretzel eater and mammy s1nger He w1ll be the cause once dropped 1n he w1ll sw1m back and forth until hlS manager The m1st IS clearmg and we are commg to a vxllage where we f1nd Carol understandmg of the human race A dozen years from now she w1ll be a wealthy Ye Beautlfyxng Shoppe Alteratxons Whnle You Walt People men as well as l1ke s1xty and emerge lookmg l1ke sxxteen And now we have the strange case of Nancy Etscheld She IS troubled by a In thxs great age of endurance contests mmd what he wants to do and domg 1t stop avxator radxo lnstener marathon worlds und1sputed channel sw1mmer be remembers to come and fnsh h1m out Krause wnth a so called cosmetlcxan proprletor of women w1ll enter look1ng recurrent dream 1n wh1ch she 15 a canary blrd belng chased by a cat She told me she thought the dream meant that she would be the keeper of a pet shop Qu1te wrong She w1ll be a great s1nger In l957 she w1ll be able to sang the t1tle role rn any opera you can name She w1ll even be m the Cosmopolltan Opera House Dale Wmkler IS the owner and manager of the huge cham of restaurants known all over the world as tht Eat and Run Restaurant Self made he prxdes h1mself on h1s rlse from proprxetor of a hot dog stand on South Street to owner of one hundred plate glass wh1te front restaurants He IS marrled to LIZZIC the champxon pancake flopper of the state The scene now sh1fts to one of the most 1mportant men 1n these Umted States Sylvester Hamshxre slxtxeth pres1dent of the Unnted States was elected by the Independent Party Actrve rn pol1t1cs s1nce mfancy mayor of h1s town three terms U S senator two terms and speaker of the Natlonal House of Representatnves one term He sponsored the b1lls d1sfranch1s1ng saxophone players radlo crooners and talkatnve f1shermen He IS noted for h1s umque forexgn polncy wh1ch has not yet been made publlc and probably never w1ll be Next Isee our most famous nnventor Iames Whxte Marrxed to Mary Moneybags daughter of the - 1 . . , . 1 , . . , , . 1 1 . . . 1. . 1 11 . . . 1 . - 1 . . . 1 . , , . - 1 1 1 - 1 . . , S 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 . , A , , . . 1 , 1 1 1 1 Y . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 . , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . , 1 - 1 . . , . . , . . . . 11 11 . . 1 - 1 CLASS PROPHECY multrmrllronarre T Goofus Moneybags He has invented over one thousand labor saving devrces all of whrch are blessrngs to humanity Among the best known products of hrs agile brarn are Restwell mattresses for oyster beds Boomerang collar butttons guaranteed to return to the hand that lost them Indestructrble leads for srlver pencils and exercises for reducrng ones income tax And now I gaze along to find Bob Doschadrs lnk spatters holes rabbed rn the paper and rough heavy wrrtrng rndrcate an aggressive nature great strength and an abrlrty to bear up under hard knocks Twenty years from now I see hrm amrd a yellrng throng under powerful lights and hrs hand rs berng held high by a worried lookmg gentleman He rs being hailed as the worlds heavywerght champron rn the Collrseum rn Rome now the International Stock Exchange Margie Whrte rs busy making sketches She has turned out to be very well known as an illustrator of magazrne storres and newspaper articles .As a srdelrne she wrrtes short storres and naturally illustrates themlll Well I bet the money rs really rolling rn by the thousands Remember all her drawings rn school? Again the mist rrses Martha Gassen rs a nervous rnqursrtrve type She will be a reporter because of her intense interest rn everybodys business and her cast rron nerve whrch enables her to penetrate where she rs not wanted In ten years time she wrll be a natronal celebrity known as Polly Pry of the Graphic News She will be so alert that she wrll rntervrew a crrmrnal whrle he rs commrttrng the crrme and get tomorrows news last week Eunrce Detert rs a composite type She has a good strong vorce can srng two entrre songs without losing the tune and doesnt mrnd doing anythmg no matter how srlly so long as she rs well paid for rt Her future rs clear Ten years from now your favorite motron prcture cathedral will be drsplayrng huge signs announc mg Eunice Detert Amerrcas Grrl Frrend rn Crnderellas Sandals the all talking all srngrng all dancing all colored eprc of the age Mrss Detert talks srngs dances and plays three musical instruments including vacuum cleaner Dont mrss rtll And now we sweep over to une Wmkler a charmmg type domestic and capable but with a slrght inferiority complex due to the unfortunate fact that once she recerved only second prrze rn an rnternatronal bread baking contest Ten years from now she wrll be a lecturer on homemakrng the krnd who tell people over the radro how to build a front porch out of packing boxes And also how to feed ten people seven days on twenty three cents apiece Ronnie Sellnows reactrons range from blackest desparr to srttrng on top of the world He starts a thing rn one mood and frnrshes rn another The result rs always confusmg and sometimes deplorable Hrs vocation must be one not bound to rule or reason sort of combrnatron steeplelack and deep sea drver He must be rn become erther a baseball umprre of a referee of prize fights And now we float over to Ruth Behlrng premrere danseuse of the Russran Dancers the Chrnese Ballet and the Topeka Tap Dancers She was married and divorced three trmes She rs well noted for her grace beauty and orrgrnalrty of dances she introduced the popular ballroom steps the Grapevine Glide and the new est the Thrstledown Float At the end of twenty years Glen Kohn rs the head chemist of a laboratory that rs known all over the crvrlrzed world Hrs experiments have been so successful that he has isolated the germs of hay fever laziness love and hate He has extermrnated mosquitoes flres and chewmg gum tMr Buenger will now be happyl So drastic are hrs methods rn dealmg wrth drsease that every germ strll rn existence wears a lrfe preserver day and nrght rn constant dread of being captured by hrm I look far across the sea twenty years later I see a sight seemg bus turning a corner on one wheel My where drd all the speed come from7 The gas pedal I bet A person to be reckoned with rs Gladys Knuppel conductor of the Non Stop Look and Lrsten Tours And now we frnd Delores Wrlke rn an astomshmg husrness In not too many years she will be telling the plarn truth and banrshrng the unreal from long accepted beliefs She has wrrtten a lrfe of Washington contarnmg a lrst of all the places he drd NOT make hrs headquarters Nightly over the radro she gives the correct version of Golden Locks and the Peroxide Bottle ack the Grants Catcher and Aladdin the Wonderful Scamp She rs a reformer doing a truly good work The bells are rrngrng It rs Sunday morning The people are comrng to the service I see the mrnrster a frne looking man and by hrs srde walks hrs wrfe The congregation greets them cordrally They are much loved It rs Mary Alrce Gehler She looks very happy and appears to be an rdeal mrnrsters wrfe The scene shifts to the drsplay room of a large gown establrshment A fashion show rs rn progress One of the models rs exceptronally graceful and wears her evening gown well It rs Ianet Noltner the top model of the establrshment A collectron of srlxer and gold lovrng cups and medals of all descrrptrons meets my eyes next Therr rn scrrptrons vary from Hrgh Runnrng lump at State Track Meet to Winner of Olympic G'rme Greece The card srmply states These Trophres Won by Gary Grarnger Worlds Greatest Athlete The next case rs rnterestrng It contarn a drvers surt of steel and an oxygen tank There rs r huge dent rn the helmet The card explains Thrs surt worn by Lavon Bertz the well known deep sea drver when she something in which stability, good judgment, open-mindedness, and lack of prejudice are essential. He will rescued the men trapped tl qlllillllflllt 1313 llflllq t sorm of 0 'I e dent III the helmet vs s caused by a bloxy from 1 yxhale We novs fund Rachel Mosher vylth a new and all nndlfferent ll'lVtIlll0ll The Do Ilverythlng Inyentlon ns mielunt washes Irons scrubs q s m as vt shes he dlshts 1nd does he m xrke mg at 1 yery x Cost' It has an ztaehment by means of xxhueh the maelune e.-nn be used to moyx the lmn md hoe the garden Another attachment automatteally reaehes out an arm and sp inks lxttle Wxllxe when he dr lqs the eat a ound by the tall I can qunte clearly see a helmet and a badge yxlth a number and letters PD I see the badge and helmet are yyorn by Myrtle Rlege the f1rst POIICCXNOYTIID of the tovsn She dld more to secure lays and order m her dlstrlet than any ten men and IS a credlt to her toyyn and state Ruth Deppe xs the fxrst veoman to commute from Amer1ca to Europe by the Great Northern Alryyay S e operates two candy stores one ln London and one IU New York where she sel s her famous fudge and spend the alternate days ln each I see a poem before me My Youth and the author IS Donna I-Iolzhueter I read the flrst feyy stanzas and found It was beautlful but rather sad She 1s the vyorld famous poet who 1n l970 vyon the Nobel prxze for her lnsplrmg poetry The sun xs setting and the llqht fades gridually A purple haze eovers eyerythmg The crystal clouds and I can see no more Myrtle Rlege CLASS WILL We the Class o 1951 o the City o Waterloo eounty o e erson and state o W1 consin some 0 us being o sound mind and able bodied do hereby make publish and cle may all 0177161 wills bequest and dense o wlzatezei nature bij ii made e the Class of 51 vxlll the success vye had throughout our hugh school career to the Freshman Class e the Class of 51 vnll our prosper1ty to the Sophomores e the Class of Sl vtxll all the fun yye had to the umors e the Semors bequeath the follcvung Ruth Behllng vylll my dxamond rmg to anyone lucky encuqh to get xt Lavon Beltz yylll my mus1cal ab1l1ty to my slster Noreen Barbara Brander w1ll my lonq dark ha1r to Carol Fmke Ruth Deppe yxlll my ab1l1ty to go vylth one man for so lcng a tlme to oan Waqner Eumce Detert mll my ablllty to play trumpet to ohn Sples Robert Doschad1s wxll my Prom Klng t1tle to Donald Flnkler Nancy Etscheld wlll my nxckname Etschlmo to Carol Etscheld Martha Gassen vtlll my lob at the theater to Karen Bossa Fred Gehler vylll my d1sl1ke for school and anythmg that goes vtlth xt to Mlke Stanke Mary Alxce Gehler vull my pleas1ng personahty to oy Ann enm Gary Gralnger vxlll the fun I had 111 play practlce to B111 Gruchoyx Sylvester I'Iamsh1re vull my ab1l1ty to play sports to Pat Cooley Roger I-Ioman vyxll my mathematlcal bram to Euqene Blank Marlan acobs wlll my posltlon m the offlce to Marlorle Pearson Rlchard ensen wlll my vacatxons 1n Florida to Carl Bartz Donald ohnson w1ll my Iob at the Boyylmg Alley to Dan Mllltzer Gladys Knuppel wxll my smooth complemon to Glcrxa Schmldt Donna Kohn vtlll mv dark beauty to Colleen Abendroth Glenn Kohn yylll my quiet ways to Dxck I'Ie1n Carol ein Krause vxlll my love for forensics to Lots Robertson Fllzabeth Lough wlll my housekeeping abllxtxes to Mary Thomaschaske Rachel Mosher Vs1II my cats to oanne Soldner anet Noltner ytlll all my dates 1nd good tunes to Elolse FBIIIHQCI' Myrtle Rleqe vylll my ablllty to keep my friends to Betty Heldeman Ronald Sellnovx vylll my judge of vtomen tc Charles Tschan Donna Skalltzky yylll my POIIUBC to Gladys Wurst ames White yull my Hudson and my r1ders to FFIYZ Keqler Margery Whlte wlll my ablllty to manage IIIIIIQS to anet Broetzman Delores Wllke wnll my cheerleadlng ab1l1ty to Elleen V1fChOXX Dale Winkler, w1ll my love for Industrlal Arts to ohn Archxe , une Wlnkler wlll my artlstlc ab1l1ty to Marjorie Krukenberg IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto set our hand and seal, th1s th1rtyf1rst day of May A D, nmeteen hundred and fxfty one f195lI ' ' ' a ' on me e Q ' ' . d ' k th' xt 196 Ih- - ' - - 'ar Th: 2' ' f ' let: ezlx. 'ax .' t ' 2 Q t ' 2 't' K ' 2 ' lox' , y-ff, .yr I 4 ,riff-. 1 Clare this, our last will and testament fbefore passing into the new worldj hereby revok- W , A - f' : IV . I V. k. . . .K l I, , f' ' ' f' : - ' I K . I, ' , f' A ' I ' '. I, ' , f' ' ' ' '. I, ' . ' , V ' ' . I, , f' ' ' 1 . I, I , ' A f ' ' ' . I, , I . I, I c , 'I .I .I I . I, 5 , if I f . I, I , 5 C ' I ' ' . I, ', f' ' ' - - . . JUNIORS 'Z' , - 'Hi' 1 4 ' - ' Q . A rv. K 2 FU' ? .- P .ea F Q 4 ' ' Vi Sham av- ' ,, Q .x Q Wx .-ww' Q W- ' 'f 'ur' ., ,lk ' 'wgw 'fp' 2 fe: U' 'X ,-nur' N 7PI,3 'K-mf Nu- 149' AT WG' 1'W U fp. ' fv- ff if sq, if r ma' rd r 1 x t 1 a no 2 ,4 Y' A, I ? pun- JU f-f . sf H1375 Q59 A i J .Ly rljff ' ' J 5 4,0 'E? 45 23? C? 7 94 19 c1 i'f,1 L rr! t LX Rover Butz m fl ll one 9 hex Hel rm 9 Nader Iaxl Qmllmm Dow Splrtqcrb r N11-ce Stanke Dlam Valaskx ' , Q f .9 , ,. A W I M f 4,g...... Nw' f 47 Aa ' ,-f f',, 51 V Q ug! V ,hx 6 KAW N 1 2 X M. ,M . K M h 11 X 'W' ' 4 t I 4 4 3 7 all ... W A ,M f? 'F .-M as f - ,gx '12 f' f N ' M 'KL .f A if, 2 if 11 , ' f,, I W 7 M' A' if f ? Q G ' ' 1 1 Q , ,,. '. L 2 . 4 A Ago- 'Q .4 i A V If , ' - -- 2, , 1, . ' 64 , -M -M 4 :- y J 6 Z 1' I - J ' ' f f If ' ' I I fy Tm: A ', ' fxiajvrxu n2Frm.tl. Kaye Arpcrftruzxz. Ddzluuu BdIZl1p'I', I1-xiii.: Ho :uri 'J .Q Dillon. july Foley. SQ-.nrui rwzr- LOS QQc'tt4J1.1Ik, Xvzfiiam c:vY'Uu?T'W',K'. Dvlviu Hfdizt. Bcity' Hc:.fv:1t.1r1, 12111104 Hmkicrttzari. Ruth Hsiwlar, Th: .'u': Har' rx' Ior,f.m. Carvfvri Km vm. Ilzucs KO? 1. NI rzfvzt Pvt Rzdmrd Korth. lnllifm Krucq-r. F- 1 if muh Frei XI:wJ1c:'. Dismal 'Vlzlztzqz Pdtw Haul. Earl Naxzlwrqcr. Robert Noltzvr. Shri' Y Kwan. n w f: Ier 1 , Q e .C. 1. X 1 , 2 , .na f' 1 0. . i . '. 1 , JUNIORS fav ti' .. 'W vb ' am P15 sank inf N ' 405-1 B from rt rr Maura-tn VVolfgram Glxdys Wurst ohn Zxclkt The Iunxor Class began thelr year by hawnq a hayrlde on October 3 They sponsored two school partles durmg the school year one on October 6 and the other on December 15 The class under the dlrectlon of Mr Walter Lawrenz and Mus Wllcox put on a play Hls Ozark COLISIII at the Commumty Bulld ng on Decemb r 6 and 7 The Iumor Prom Some Enchanted Evemng vtas held at the Park p3VlllOI1 on May 4 The pavllnon was decorated vnth French Blue and pastel crepe paper and assorted pastel flowers Muslc was provlded by Dan Garson and h1S orchestra Klnq lm Heldeman and hls queen anet Noltner led the grand march vxhxle th court of honor followed The court conslsted of Bob Noltner and Shlrley Robertson Rlchard Korth and Patsy Motl Sylvester Hamshlre and Sally Vlrchow and D lun Hahn and Ellen Hem The chlld at tendants vsere Russell Nlmnameler and Sandy Stokes The class offlcers were nm He1deman President Bob Noltner Vlce presxdent Pwtsv Motl Secretiry and Sally VlfChOXh Treaslrel M155 Wxlcox ns the Iumor Class advlsor 'W 5 ,, V My 1 if yi K? ' 2 ' . N if, ' f y , A N- hi - , f .M 'QYEY' ,,, ,M M ,Q-XA if VM . . M' i ' 4 if . . H W . W l X X , 5 .c A J 'V ' 'X-f'fy.A.f, A 4 l an .J-is .N w Q I l X -PM fn i, , ' x , -t - Q ! , ww 1 to , X Y A XR. I , M Top row: Sally Virchow, Ioan Vlugncr, DuYVaync Yfard Lldward Weillcrt, lncz VVc1l!crt, Evexvtt Wtdlf. H 1 ': ' ' . 2 5 . I ' ', H .L S ' L . fy . Q . C 5 A l A v ' . ' ..k 1 . Y, 7 . . . I l ' . 'I ' 7 . . 7 . . . . . .k I Y . C V Q . . 3 V. . . - I . . 1 K . v ii . 1 Q. l C B I l f , I Vi . df SOPHOMORES fx--1' ,.,. 0, L., it- -4 :guy l all W: 2 VJ Hwy 4'- gf? rv N W MN s.4v ' is HIS-'vw 'WWA ,,-e-'Y 'V' QU' 'YM gk ..,, QQ' A '7-su- f S wwf ff- Fwy, .2 T 7 1-w ,..f p r n arl Bart odn Brindt onnd Chun Lormttd Dkppm Mar ld hut Donald lxnlxler Snnond mu Sandra Fox odn Cnhler Robert Gtllltr Norman Gross Slnrlry Hamlin I 1X mrnc Hmmm Tlnrcl mn' Ellin Hem Bernlu Hrnsllr Lrry Hol hunter at-xnm dnlsnh Mllx-,n lxasun lrmdnruk Kc-glrr Fnnrtll run' Robert Kllldll Lormtta Kxnnm Loretta Klun Daxxd lxchn .uk Mkliflilx Ronald Mcltncr Bottom ron Fll abcth Mnnnanmmcr Mdrlorle Pwrxon Carol Snhallzr Rose bglmllrr ble-nn Suhlmnlpfgnlg Barbara lxtzky 'fri ' .of l f I ., L l 1 l fr 'Y Q Q . R lv .4 .1 -. 'A .1 o 4. Q' F , l 'Y J Q i o..l A V . l A xl J xl 'N ,, ,V- .Q M , 4 ..,, if J . N f lr l ' .- Q :lx or WU is .fi V L ll l Q ln.l f L - -rln ' ,if fx Q, or . 1 ' , fl I 0 , x ' I ', Ma., Q, l, A . V I W rg' . I '., -xi-Q . - Y A ..,,o www, ' ' Q2 ,o Y .4 . l I 4 4 2 G? 4' A Q '- ,, 1 1 if I i . 5 1 ' Q pl 1 5 y ' l ' ' Q K 1 ' f EVW y'? r '- . X Rx h H V I if, ,JM A g l -, N ' 9 , xv ! x A V , 5, x - wh r '51 545. , J f W - R A , , N ,, ' N 'r ' ' af x as ff' rj- ' R ' ll ' +' - 9 X' h ,..' EF' E 9... fi fall A A Z M . gi H , Lx x Wiyx - 1 , Q 1 f mmp, r :lf l o l l f N r' in it H ' ' e X ' Ap - ,cg zlg w o , , Ll,l.. l J A ,S , 5 ,-...f Q K film - wa l , , 1 , f .. 'N 5? L ehh : K u ,W x A . V qv-, x ' . W . H, x ,-ef Q f M N 'Hl ' MW . L ,J V ' x A i -X . S ' ' Y' L ,Q X J 9 5 , :Q Q' - f ' ' X , N A N wwf Q gi 4.r. Q rf i 4 iiagrwg xxx ,. ll A' Sk cl SOPHOMORES WR' war 22 M, ul Wh-.... 'hw 1 1 31 x idll IH 11 Q Qssu tl alt 71ene or I pnturc' lirx Il Po 0 and V t11e11 Br The Sophomore Class started thexr act1v1t1es ID 1950 vuth 1 beneflt mov1e The Hasty Heart on October 3 and 4 at the Mode Theatre 011 Gctober 30 the class sponsored a candy sale m the mam room On St Valentmes Day the Sophomore Class held a p1e soclal 1I'l the school gym Bob Gehler serxecl as auct1oneer The class sponsored a Food Sale at Schwandts Store on Apr1l 7 The qroup vxent on 1 hayr1de party November 7 and a qood t1me vms had by all The Class cf 53 Chose the follovxmg students as the1r Sophomore Class off1cers D1a11e Skahtzky presxdent Barbara Skahtzky VICE presldent Loretta Kmney secretary eanne Iamsch tr asurer Mrs Frohmader IS the Sophomore class adusor ,,' f 1 . 7 W 5 t 'f ,A 4 f-, 1 P 4 , ,..,,,,,,. '- T,7 ' J '- , 'far f S . , llllv V I : , k Ah 1-D . W If Q ,lv r:f,,.,,3u I I A-if 1 , .,., 'A V. 7. V. up row: lla! 0 Sk ltzkj. P lil' SIDTI! Q r. B51 XN 'li':rt. ,jf f..1:'Ci1 Sf' y Q l ll. 111 : g 'i A ' 'ka adder, 7 . . ' c A K I 'K . . ' i 0 - ' . ,' . FRESHM fo' ' ' Avg, rv- I ,wx 75 xi 'K Jlfl fra Q1 fa--A' 4- 'Q-T.. '99 'Tv 'K' f, 1 p r Ill Cullum Alumlroth C111 Illl Anllammnr mlm Arghu Rolnrr Bxrt NOIKQII Q nz! rl ll 1r1 xn Lrnct n L ll mn oss: 1 Shir U :rd r u Q x Lppl s nrt llIlIlLlStIl xrv num lolsm lallmqu' Carve L4 mrtlz r u Ruhard Hun Clnrll n Hlldnlvrmdt Charlu Humlumr Helnn Hmlwmr Blttnm mu Barbara Kraum. 'Nlarjorxc Krukenberq Rhoda 'Nloiluer Roxce 'Vloehvr -n-gf .Y 'Q' 0 -400' '7 ?' 'Qs a-Of iv? ut uqlm Hmmm Cola P :ul Cooley lmkn Shxrlq Grossm in Nathan akll oy Ann enm 'Vlarnanne Peschel Barbara Rhodes A, , Q-gf v Y iff, 1 K ,a I 'O L ' aj' ' M.. -1 - - A fi - 'ia 15 'w I N I ' A L I x. A K, Q, l 5, 1, Q N A , si l ,a I . Ns-M X 4 ,, QQ S71 ' 4 1 ' ,, ,N 'QM ' ' ' 4 x Y . A ll Q: M, y My I L lW,IE'Q1.' 1 Q 7l '9 ' N ' , - . 1 W aw l 'Y A ' 2 X MX 'x F 3 Ax . , A f ,, Q' f , W ca Q- ly --l M Q V ,Lim ' 5 2 'M a f . N ,, ' ' ' - Q W a w!! , Ji , 4' ' W K' ' ' 5, 1 -' l- L l 1 ' l , , 1. 5 ,WA----im' 4 ' ' 1 i i -'Z ' 3 U ,V e ff l' l ' -fl , ' .13 hnx A A E ff' Y .W 1- ,Q WN q R AM, ,,.. 3 MV I , K E nw 44 fav . i , T W7 if j ,1 , , 1 , f, j , A X -' ,f'nff',y' , l , v Q I l A ..e x 1 I bf jg: N, limrmx g Y ,wb ' xl ' M. , I Q, ' 1. X f , x 'xi ' Tl, 1, .. , ., ,-I . iz, ' ,.3.:.1gl,. , Sc 41 v lVlz ll' B' l . lillhj 'nc B14 lk. K. B .'.' z. lan 'I lirovtznlzm, .' lj' ', i ' '. Yjlz' U 'f I'rr,' D- xR1l D , Cz ml lit, 'l -' l, li 1' i-. .Q cl' 5' 1. ' Q . Q xl ' 1 ' . 1 'l' ' ' . . ' ' ', ' N ', ' E I '. I ' Q FRESHMEN fs- 'T ki! 1:3 15:7 tm! 'L...... wwf 'ff l Rh- 2 Sym 4-J' 7-A 'QKY' I WWW fi QQ 'an lem.. W'X Top rvu Lons Robertson GlOI'la Sehmrdt Carol Soldntr oanne boldn r ohn Sp: s Denms Sp tngrr Second rm Dalt Stewart DdXlLl Strauss Dawd Ttsrh Ma 3 r-Il1OlI1lSLlIlSkL Ch xrlrs Tschan lmlun Vxrehow Botfwm mu Betty Wellloefmr Iamts Wtlhorftr Cordor Wxqanoxxsky Mlldrtd Wolf Ronald Llrnhrm The Freshmen Clas s started out thelr 3Ct1V1tl6S m l-llqh School b sale 111 the mam room on Se temb y sponsoring a Candy p er 29 They held another candy sale on Apr1l 5 Th y held tvxo beneflt moves durmq the course of the year They were cn Noxember 7 8 and Nlarch 27 28 at the Mode Theatre They sponsored tvxo school partles one on February 2 and the other on Aprll 6 The olf1cers of the Freshmen Class are Royce Mosher pres1dent Dlck Hem VIC presldent LOIS Robertson secretary Rho la M h e os er treasurer Mr Clark IS thelr adusor f ' w W' A Q r- Q, vw- l ' AV T I ? 'W N 1, t w 4639 :Zin y W! M, l y 'T W ,L at T f T - rx tx X A . E if Q ' ' x 'ii T f 7 'rn 1 QF RT J fx 1 - lf' , L ...xii jg, . L Tw.. 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I 5 N I x C X T C, A97 , ' -Q: , v 1 ' SENIOR CLASS PLAY AN112 MR LAWRENZ Mlss DIEDRICK LOTTIE The class of 51 presented the annual class play at the Communnty Building on Thurs lay and Fmday March 8 6 9 The play we selected was Here We Go Agam a comedy rn three acts The cast mcluded four men and ten women It IS as follows P1geon Parker a glrl wnth ideas Mrs Parker her mother Mr Parker her father Loxs Parker an older snster anne Parker a younger sxster Mldge Martm Plgeons bosom frlend Wllbur Iennmgs who IS sweet on Pxgeon Elame Iordan Lols roommate at college B1ff ordan a college man her brother Lottle Stxmson a rugged mdrvldual V1rg1n1a Andrews a hbrarxan Abbxe Motherwell a gosslpy nelghbor Rachel Mosher Delo es Walk Ronald Sellnovu Eumce Detert Nancy Etschexd Marge Whnte Donald Iohnson anet Noltner Sy Hamsh1re Donna Skahtzky Mary Alxce Gehler Myrtle Rreg Casandra ennmgs Wxlburs mother also gosslpy Barbara Brander The play had xts settlng nn the brlght sun By 'xvmg room of the Parker home rn Mnddle own an axerage Amerncan clty lt was the p e ent year early fall The plot revolved rround the French speakmg hlgh school lu nor Prgeon Parker and her v1v1d 1mag1na tion Plgeon was a gxrl wlth ldeas vlhlch she thought were helpful but never seemed to turn out that way A real mm up was started when her slster brought some college frlends home for the weekend and Pxgeon put on her act trymg to stranghten out some love affalrs and also put her father 1n the restaurant busmess She thought that lt would be more glamorous than her father s feed and gra1n busmess But everythmg worked eventually wxth Pxgeon s help naturally Mr Walter Lawrenz dlrected the productlon wlth the assnstance of Mnss Dredrnck our class advxsor Thanks to them our play drew a large crowd both mghts and was a great success l - , V . . . . -- ...r....,... , , .,, .,,,, H, , , ,, , . ,. , r ' e Lee Summers-who scraps with Lois ,,,,. ....,,,, , ....... , ,,,,,.,r,rr ....,,..r,,.......,.r... 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H1 '11w 'I1111.g. - - .:11 1?11 .1.1 1i11 '1 1' 1 11.2.11 .1'1.1 Z-1 . 1J1:..11.1 11-1111 11111. 1:.1 '1 fv .11'1f' 11,. 11' 11 N1 1 1'11 1 1-.1' 141 5-1'11 -. 111111 111111:15 111 1J1',1,1 f1'111 1 111 N111' 1'-1' X1.1'11111-. 11.-: 1 1. if 'N11 - 1':.'1 1'-Q-3111: :J.1' f': 11- '1: 11.1 '1 511- 5' ::.r- 1D1f' ' 1141111 i2.1'11.1 11-:11 1'.1'1 1'11.:'3 1. :,1 1311: -.1 f11:.l1:: 1J11XNv11'.:.1 XY111 1' 1.1,'11:' 1'11g 11 f '.,1- 13141' N11f'11 1111111 f.1.1' 1.-1 FOOTBALL Back mu Coach Knauff 1111 Herdrrnan Norman Gross Frrtz Ktqler Manager Bob Gebler Fred Gehler Gene Bennrn Ronald frrnbrrc Coach lVl1r1gst Iwrddlc mu Drnrtl Mrlrt tr Dale Wflllkltl l:,arl Kurtz ovary Cnrunqer Rrchrrd Korth Sylvester Hamshrre Mrke Stanke Irrst rox: Bob Noltntr ol111 Sprts Pit Coolty Dlck Hem 1111 Ol'll VV1tcrloos l95O lootbrll term drd not set the records rblare by my means but fur rl sccres ue not rrecessrrrly a q ruqe by xxhrch to measure team effort Thus ve 1r rt seems to hctxc been a C186 of Waterloo s opponents haymq much more herght vterght depth and experrence than our boys and these are the decrdrng factor 111 any game Qur team vxas made up largely of boys who have seen lrttle or no actron rn prevrous years Nou that they have gamed experrence the returnrng players should form a nucleus around yxhrch to burld teams rn future seasons Saluie +o 'l'he Senlors le I Halfbrtlt Garry Czrrznqer xx ho played qood steady football all year yyas yoted crptarn at the end of the st 1son by hrs te 1111mates Hrs leadershrp 1nd all around passrnq runnrng and signal callrnq abrlrty xxrll bt qre1tly mrssed next season C urttr Srylr ester H rm Hinrslrrrt 1 ruqqed srxty rnrnurt man who couldnt be draqged out of a q rnrc vrtlr 1 rt 1111 of mults xxon the coyeted drstrnttron of btruq elected the Most Valuable Player Thrs rs an lronor Ham most certarnly dcstryed tlrt strson Fllrc ftxx trmrs rm could play lre sboxxtd rbrlrty rn carryrnq out hrs asslqnments :rr rr rr r 1, r fron O qua d posit 1 t o at Xdlll s 1ts Ljl1OlIl tl1t D11 s resrrt 1 s ru rv t qt 1 1 rr rcl rt rrrlrltr yx rot l 1ot 1ct1o1 tlrrout rout trt ison X s 1 lwoy xxlro cout l1L 1 ptndtd upon to plrx hrs lust xxlrtrreytr mlltd ll o11 ' ,: i'. Z,.v i ' ..' ' 'F' , '24 K Y me ' V sh- - V ' :' C 1: 'Z I .l r , 1 ', 4' 14 , K . 2' ? 2 Q ' .' 'Ja '.. fe Q I s - 2 v 1. I h End-lim W'lritc, who undoubtedly would have added strength to the team. was hampered by' irrjuries most of C' a'l lf: 1 Kr1t:, .1 player' who was called upon to 'lrarryqe ' 1 ne K 'r' . lfOll tc he ther' ' 1u.' trrr tlrrouy - st-asm . wrll be lrrrrd to replace next y'ea1r'. Hip l 1 tt play' dcvpite tl painful Vilw rnjury' is an adn rl I- li l'ty'. Clr JI Dil' W' ' ' , 'l lit 1 see too IllllCl1 2 1 ' gl l ' sei: , va: i ' ' ' ll ' d'- . t El- 'J 5- 1 s N- -I 1 P A SEHIURS Q, mm GRQIDGE BASKETBALL-A TEAM ' Bach rn rranaqer rrcd lvlcstner Ronald Lrmbrnc rm Herdeman Bob Doschadxs Ronald bellnow Ilm Whrte Coach Knauff F mt Eduard Werhcrt Inn Kohl Gary Gralnger Bob Noltner Earl Neuberger Waterloo s 1950 51 basketball team suffered almost the same fate as the football team Lackmg both SIZE and any except1onal speed they bowed to many opponents by some close scores The d1sc1pl1nary actlon taken rn the latter half of the season IS somethmg we l1ke to forget but exerythmg must be consndered ln the fmal plcture 'l he loss of three regulars by graduatlon at the conclusxon of thxs season IS somethmg we vnll haxe to contend vslth next year but some up and commg underclassmen have shown con slderable prom1se Varsliy Schedule uneau 3l 12 os De Forest 27 26 vxon Sun Pra1r1e 49 22 ost Verona 42 34 os ost ohnson Creek 54 23 ost Deerfleld 31 27 ost Qreqon 47 34 ost uneau 50 31 os Marshall 38 33 os Sun Pra1r1e 82 33 os M1ddlCfOl1 50 31 los HUStlSfOfd 38 35 os .tm VV K If V .. 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Sun Prairie ....Y....tt........,tt,.e.....re...... 33-0 lost Deerfield 'le - ' ....,,.,t,...,..i.,....,........,..... 7-O l SALUTE TO THE SENIORS It t Io rzqht Coach Mingst bylvesttz Hn shnc Ronald Scllnoxx Bob Doschadls nn Wlilte Gary Grainger Coach Km l-lAMsH1RE SEI LNOW Dost 11AD1s Wllllh Best on defense but always played a steady gnne Alvxays managed to score '1 couple of buckets each game Played his last for WHS Worked best at the center position Alvx ays collected his share of points Will be missed next year conclusion of the season Played fine all around basketball every game Although lacking any unusual helght Gary controlled t e rebounds in many games and his absence in sexeral games due to inyurles xx as xery noticeable Voted the most xaluable player on the team Had many good nights at the center post His smooth ball handling 'ind rebounding ability places Bob m the category of fine basketball players Along with Gary Grnnger at the guard position nn played some fine ball games Although not a consistent scolex Inn in ide up for this by his ex ceptionally fine team play Rf 'A : A A' xx' eng ', .' ' ' , K , 1 nfl. ' ..,,.,..,.,.. ' ff 1 J 2 . f 5 1 K si C L - V V v -A 1 GRAINGER .,,...,,,..,.. Had the distinction of being chosen captain by his teammates at the . ' , . . . . 1,1 l . . ' .' c tf. l 5 W CLUB HH Back rou Rlchard Korth Mlke Stanke ames Heldeman Norman Gross :mes Wyhltt Ronald Sellnoxx Dale Wmkler Bob Noltner Mxddlc rou Roger Homan Fred Kaglrr Fred Mlescher Ronald Zrmbrrc Eduard VVc-nhert Dtlxm Hahn Richard Hem Robert Gehler Front rou Mr Knauff advisor DuWaync Ward ames Kohl Robert Dosehadls Grry Cr nnger byluster Hnnshwr M Lawsrenz Mr Mmqst The W Club proxed to be a xery actne group thls year They aqaln sponsored the Home coming Dance whrch was held at the Communlty Bulldxng after the Mlddleton game on October 20 Klng Gary Gramger chose as hlS queen oan Wagner to re1gn at thls event Durmg the course of the school year the W Club held sex eral piper drnes The obyect of the drlyes was to ralse money for the Canoe tr1p whrch they plan on takmq agaxn thxs year This year they mll go to Boulder unctlon vxhlch IS about 280 mlles from Waterloo Thev plan to leave une 2 and the boys that vxlll be maklng the trlp are Rmhard Korth Mlke Stanke Ilm Heldeman Norman Gross Dale Wmkler Bob Noltner Roger Homan Fred Mlescher Ronald Zxmbrlc Edward Wenhert Delvm Hahn Dlck Hem Bob Gehler DuWayne Ward Ilm Kohl Bob Doschadls Gary Gramger and Sylxester Hwmshlre Mr Knauff Mr Lawxrenz and Mr Mmqst xull act as chaperones of the group The offlcers of thus organnzatlon are Gary Gramqer Presndent Svlxester l-lamshlre Vlce Presxdent Bob Doschadls Secretary and Treasurer . 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Y ' 1 7' 1 - 4, eq - O 651 Back rou Betty Heldeman Ellen Hem Donna Berner Ioan Wagner Shlrley Robertson Marxlyn Cone Eloxse Fallmger Charleen Hlldebrandt Carole Fmke Mzddle row Darlene Balmer Gladys Wurst Llllxan Krueger Lors Gottschalk Sandra Fox Betty Zlebell Marjorle Zehren Donna Cleven MISS D19dflCk advxsor Front row Ioy Ann Ienm Dxane Skahtzky Maureen Wolfgram Delores Wrlke Patsy Motl Lo1s Robertson Rhoda M0 sher Enleen V1YChOXK The G A A meets every Tuesday after school They started the season off vuth softball and then contrnued on through the year vuth basketball bovxhng and volley ball The organlzatlon sponsored a school party m the gym on Noxember 22 The group ment on a four mxle hxke 1n the fall The off1cers are Delores Wllke Pres1dent Maureen Wolfgram Vlce Presxdent Patsy Motl Secretary Duane Skahtzky Treasurer MISS Dledrlclx IS the adx 1sor U I I 'M 5' A F, 4 ', -4' W - ,A I 1, 0 .N pf , 'Q f , v t ' 1 W 355' if A -J Q at 5 . 'FT V F ,K T., if '7 ' Q . , v A 5 . 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Back rem Rachel Mosher anet Noltner Dale Dxllow Patsy Motl un Heldeman Mr Buenger d1rector .Mzddle rou Mary Alice Gehler Helen Schrader Eunlce Detert Donna Skaht ky Lavon Be1tz Dxane Skalltzky Barbara Skahtzky Sally VlFChOXX shlre The pep bmd under the dnreetxon of Mr Buenger was glven a new name thls year They are now known as the Plrateers They played for several pep meetings before the assembly md plxyed at the nnnual Chrlstmas Party ln 1dd1t1on to thls they played for the l-lomeeommg Dance and for 1 danee sponsored by the Band Mothers On March 29 they per formed before 1 larqe eroyyd it the Home Shovy The newest lmprovement of thus orqan1z'at1on thxs year were the new orchestrl st mds wxth the name P1rateers prxnted on The Germ ln Band IS a nevely orqamzed qroup ln Waterloo Hugh Sehool Though It only conslsts of fue students 'md Mr Buenqer they were able to make plenty of nolse and put on a qood showy for several pep meetnnqs where they dressed up III humorous Costumes pllyed qood old tune muslc and wlth the aid of Mr Buenqer told some corny lokes Ml Buenqer IS the dlreetor of hoth orqamzxtlons GERMAN BAND I M Left to rzghf Mr Buenger Margery Whlte Ieanne Ilmsch ames Heldeman llunlee Detert Sally Vxrchou 4 0 4 . ' ' - . . . . . I y ' , . A l , , , A 1 ' ' ' H ' e 'egi Q f B Wig , e ' 1 ,,,, . yn s T. -, , A V ,g IA - Q Q' ,Y , . e V Q ip I . K2 f :rv 9 M U L ' 1 , A' 14 ' Q U Q S 9 Q ' 3 umm, W I' :feel ,V . y V . u l - - W ,wliijfi - ' f: ' , I . ' , , l' ' , . , ' . I lf I V , I V l Z . 1 v A - - Front row: Margery White, Ieanne Ianisch, Kaye Asperheim, Donna Berner. Ierry Deppe, Gary Grainger, Sylvester Ham- a - ' ' ' . e. ' - ' e 3 - - ' 3 - K 1 2 - Q 2 J e . z ' -K' ' h' - I ' Z ' 'l A' -' x h s 54. . x K 1 1 ' 2 vi xv' - x x 'if -K ' K ' All vm' Vx 1 x l ' W . ef lv ' A e, W K 4 Q' A I v - , ,!'L . I I ' : . , ' , 2 . I , ' , ' . AND flute Mary Thom aschtske Shlrlcy Grossrn in Ohm I :lun Vxrchoxx Irtmh Ht rn Maureen VVolfqraxn Charlttn Hildebrandt Elltn Hun Bonnlr Lee Schaller Trombone Sally Vxrchow Barbara Skalltzky Dxant Skalltzky Noreen Beltz Gladys Wurst Mifllyll Cont ohn Archle Carole Finke qnoplxono. Gary Grnnger erry Deppc. Sandra Fox Mxldred Wolf Donna Berner anet Broetzman Donna Holzhuetrr Sylvester Hamshlre Bell Lyn Patsy Motl Nlellnplzorzt l aul Snllm an a44Q1w Pnw1,z,A.,,1t Clxrmtt Marqtry Wlurtt einnt lI1lSL.l1 Dtloxts Vxltlkr Kay Asptrhenn Susan W xllacr N may I tschtxd LOIS Robtrtson Rhoda Moshtr Elonse T'llllllQlI Barbara Kraust Nath in zktl D nltnt B xlnnct Bn flarmrt Betty VVtlhotfer form:-t Eunice Detert Donna Skllltzky Ronald Sell now Halen Schradtr Karltn lrtltag Mary Alxct Gehler oan Brindt Myrtlr Ruqe Euqtnr Ben n1n ohn Sp1es Shlrlex Cole Bass IIN Hudtman nn Wh1te Ronald Mettntx Drums Dale D1llow ohn Ltelke anct Noltner Rachel Moshmr 'duetty Louqh D1anc Valasky Loretta Klem Pat Cooley Dan MllllZCF Bmtone Donn1Spl1ttqtrbtr oy Ann tnnl Laxon Bextz The band under the dnrectxon of Mr Buenger held rehearswls three tlmes durxnq the vt eek and lessons vtere gnen to 1I1dlVldLl3l9 at least once a week The annual Chrlstmas Concert was held December 22 and the Sprxnq Concert May ll The band held a Tag Day on March 31 vxhereby money was ra1sed to purchase Sam Brovt n belts for thelr unxforms The band aqam partncnpated m the tournament at Whxtewater thus year It xxas held O1 May 19 The solo and ensemble tournament vxas held there also on Aprxl 14 Some of the members of the band vsere presented vuth letters and chevrons th1s year Those who were ehgxble were requnred to have tvto years of band or one year ln band and a part1c1pant m the solo and ensemble tournament and a recommendatlon from Mr Buenger For the thlrd consecutlve vear Waterloo has had students partlcxpate m the massed band Thxs year It vtas held at Whitewater on February 12 and those parucrpatmq were EUIUCE Detert Marqery Whtte Ilm Whlte Sally Vxrchoxx Sylxester Hamshlre and Maureen Wolfqram Mr. Theodore Buenger is the director. GLEE CLUB 30Pff'rvnnp,n00f'g 04-,no G0 Hmm-yn f'f'f'PnnW'9'l+- ' fifty B5 Q 1 Back rou Mildred Wolf Ioan Gehler Marjorie Pearson Carolyn Kasten Layon Beitz Eunice Detert Helen Schrader Bar bara Brander Shirley Cole Noreen Beit Sandra Fox Gladys Knuppel Diane Valasky Shirley Robertson antt Broetzman Barbara Rhodes Eloise Failinger Marilyn Kohn ludy Foley Donna Holzhueter Sally Virchoyx M xu run Wolfgraxii oy Ann enni Diane Skalitzky Thrrd ron Kaye Asperheim Eli abeth 'Vlinnameier oan Waqner Patsy Motl Mirgery White Donna Berner Betty Liebell Barbara Krause Li Verne l-leiman Gladys Wurst Donna Qkalitzky Loretta lxlun l'llen Hein oan Brandt Carol Stcimd mu Donna Kohn Betty Lough Ruth Hensltr une Wiiikler Ruth Brhlinq Ruth Dappf, Delores Wilke Charlttn Hildebrandt Marcii Faut Carol Krause Marjorie Lehren Myrtle Rieqe Colleen Abendroth lxartn Bossa Lois Robertson -,rry Dtppe Helen Huehntr Donna Splittqerber Betty Heidtman Mr Buenger director Front run Martha Cissen Darlene Balmer l'iletn Virchovx Rhoda Mosher Mary Alice Gthler Birb ira Skilit ky L mm Iiniseh Lorctti lxinnty Loretta Deppt Nancy lntsehud Richtl Moshtr intt Noltmr M'uy lomaschtskt oinnt Qoldnu Carol Soldntr Cxrol Qiehillti The Glee Club sanq forthe Annual Christmis Concert December 22 and the Spring Concert May 11 They also performed at the Music Tournament at Whitew ater on May 18 and some of the members participated in the Solo 63 Ensemble Tournament at Whitewater April 14 The Glee Club members haye rehearsals once a meek and extra rehearsals when needed Donna Skalit ky is the accompanist and Mr Buenger is director . L A , .V A 4 ,K I ' . ' 4 , - 1 r A C V . , , I - ' D' 4 . - o 1 ,, 5 A f , Q , . g D I - ' 7, , y . '. 1 :Q H r . 0 O K I Q U Y: . V I . . ' ,S I y , t .Q ' ,V X ' 1 , . V E M ' ' ' , l ' 1 V Y .lx , Q I- A V .V k - ss V I V I 'Q ' ' ,- ' r: '1 ', 'z' i' 'ul K , , e - , ' ', Finke, Lois Gottschalk, Lillian Krueger. Bessie Weihert, Inez VVeihert. ,, r b 'L-it' . , ' 1 , - V' -V i A. ,' r , . ,- i iv if 31,2 , i ,i , .V V. i.. , .' L., -. .llc , - . C y . MIXED CHORU S an GQQUDOBDOQPABAGOW 50 00 ng 15 alla mu Maldrad Wolf Sharlry Grossman Kaye Asperhcam Batty Louqh una Wankler Layon Btatz hunatt Detaat Helen 5 hxadtr Barbara Brandtr Sharlay Colt Noretn Butz Sandra Fox Gladys Knupptl Daant Valasky Sharlay Roh ratson anat Brortzman Barbara Rhodes l'loasc Faalanqcr Maralyn Kohn udatla Foley Donna Hol haatt Sally Vaachovy Maurun YVolfqram oy Ann enna Maraannt Pcschel Tlurd mu Ronald Stllnoyx nn Whatt oan Waqratr Patsy Motl Maaqcry Wlaatc Donna Btanta Barhaa a lx aus Cha leen Halclthrandt Gladys Wurst Donna Skalatzky Loretta Klean bllen Haan oan Brandt Daant Skalt ly Carole Fanke Bassae Weahert Gloraa S hmadt Dale Dalloyx am Heademan Mr Buenqer Sf-Lund ron oan Soldraer Mary Thomascheske Betty Headeanan halecn Varchovy Martha Gasstn Darlcnt Balncr Rhoda Mosher Mary Alace Gehler Barhara Skalatzky tanne anasch Nancy Etschead Rachel Moshar anat Noltatr Carol Krause Myrtle Raege Colleen Ahendroth Karen Bossa Loas Rohtrtson arry Dtppe Hahn Huthraer Donna Clevtn Carol Soldraer Farst ron Charles Tschan Dnaanas Sprangtr Iohn Archae Pat Cooley Harxey ordan Dan Malatzer nn Kohl Dah Warak ler DuVVayne Ward Nathan akel Glen Achammtr Bola Noltmr Maka Stankt ohn Spams Davad Strauss Nor na an Gross The chorus as a newly organazed group an school thas year It as under the darectaon of Mr Buenger and has two class peraods a week for rehearsals The chorus sang for both the Chrastmas and Sprmq Concerts and entered the Whate water Dastract Musac Tournament on May 19 Some members of the chorus partacapated an the Massed Chorus at Lake Malls March 12 Thas as the second year that Waterloo Hagh School has taken part an a massed chorus The students that partacapated were Nancy Etschead anet Noltner Ellen Hem Barbara Skalatzky oan Wagner Ealeen Varchovy ames Heademan Make Stanke Pat Cooley Harvey Iordan and Dan Malatzer . a ' a I , . u . , V, .. 4 L, 1 as H A - f 4 g ., - ' - .a , . A 9 A Q A A I 7 LC AL 1 ' i Ai f a V ' ,V .V a s' V Z 1 V 2 vb- s. 'V a 2 5- -v ' xv . v yi , , r . - a A U I V . - , V I - , ,y E Z .Url v ' a: 2 ' ', I' ' 1. I a 'L -. ' , 2 'A ' ' ' '. z 1 ra r- 'az , 5 ' , ', 4 , 'izxx ' ' ' aff' a' s - ,, ' r . ' v ' f . . -. , - , , V . , - ' , f ' , ' ,IV I .' , 2 , .',I' ' l - Y .. V . I . , a , . ' , I . ' ' f, I ' , ' , , FII LI'TEES K-1 'fr' ,., 1:7 X1 XX f Balt rm: Ruth Dtppe Maurttn Wolfgranm D1 mt Skahtzy Donna Bcrncr Sally XIlI'Cl'l0XX Blrbari Skalltzky Sh1rlty Robertson Mary Allu Cvthltr Iftllf rou Marquy Vvhlte Bob Noltncr Betty Hcldtrnan Mr Laxxrtn adwsor l71tsy Motl lxilkk St mke Delores Wllke P1tsy Motl took ox er the l'6SpOI1Slbll1ty of ed1tmq the H1 L1tes th1s year She replaced Margery White and Rachel Mosher who were co eclltors durmq the 49 50 school year The H1 L1tes IS publnshed once a month Amonq the art1cles m the paper are b1ograph1es of class orq1n1f.at1on off1cers and new teachers school news 'md act1y1t1es and yarlous other ltems Mr VV1lter Layx ren 'lgam seryed is faculty adusor to the H1 L1tes staff fzchtor Busmess Ty p1st Coy er Sports Ph LJ+es Patsy Motl Manager Nlauretn Wolfqrlm Sh1rley Robertson Marqcry Wh1tc M1kt Stinltt Bob Noltntr Bttty l'lC'lLlC'Il1lll BlOqI'dpl1X S ally V1rcl1oxx Roxmg Rtportc-rs Ruth Dtppt Dtloras NN1lk1 Siaff f'reShme11 Sophomore Iumor Scnlor DEPAR FNIENTS D1 int Slcalxtzkx Barbara Slcahtzky Donna Berncr Mary A Gchler H 'WIC' Bark rou MWTIOII aeobe Gladys Knuppcl Lorctta Klexn Noreen BOIIZ Blom F31l1I1qCI' Charleen Hlldebrandt Carol Et 9Cl1ClCl Mrtitilt ron Dtloxcx Wllke Ruth Deppc' unc Vhnkltr Eumct Dttcrt Nanty ltsehud Marqcry Wlwltt Rxthrl Mosher 1nttNolturr Marx A Gehlcr Mmx VV1lcox tdusor frm! rou Btwn XVt1l1t1t Donna Hol huttu Dultnt Balmer Donna Kohn M uthx Cnsstn crrx Dcppt Rhoda MOSllCI Low Rolvutsou The la HA beqan thelr ictnltnes thls year by sponsormq 1 H1qh School Party Nm ember IO xuth the help of the l-' FA to ruse money for future actlutleb Que of the larger proyects of the year vlan the Mother Dauqhter Banquet xx hlch was held on March 13 The quests of honor wt the banquet were the xxmners of the posture contest xx hlch the F HA who spomored After the meal 1 musxcal program was prenented Reqular meetmqs are held durmq actlxltx perxod the last Wedlmesdaw of exerv month Mus Wlleox IS the adxmor F . . A . -fi ,.. ,. .tv 4 0 .Hu 'V .. -' E. 1 -4 n I Y, in . Q 1 I . nf fx 5. ' ' ' , -V f - V- V 1 J . I Y '- t U v , , , ' Q- . - N fi ' . f 4 I ,fs xt 'Q ' 3 1' 1, ,J .- Z . Q.. . I Q U 2. L 'HHN II I. .' L It . ' ' ' 9 ' , '. W - ' , ' v- . o Q C - e L L I v 1 . . ' , f' 4. . . al' ' '. ' 1 x V 1 , v ' r K1 . .l .N c c ' 'D .w . -1 P 1 . . K . S 5 . f C ri C v S - . A Z 1 L lv L x 1 I I X .JI Batk mu Ronald Stllnoxx ohn Liclke Eirl Neuhvrqer Bob Dowhadis Fritz Kcgler Dah Dillou Fred Gehler Fred Mu sehtr amos Whitt Donald Winkler crry Holzhuctcr Cmriitlioxx Hiruy orthn Mr Muleihy idxisor I r Pi ml-tlin Sprinqtr Cirl Burt Daxid Kohn Mtlxin Kisttii ink Mtliridt Clnrlts Hutlwmr blcnn lxohn Ron ild Mtitner Roluit B it Clcnn Aalinnnui The F FA held a school party with the F HA on Noxember 10 They Sponsored a benefit moxie ackie Robinson Story at the Mode Theatre February On April 13 the orqini ation entered the State udqinq Contest it Madisoii The officerg for the year were 'imes White President Delxin Hahn Vice President Frwnklin Springer Secretary Ed Weihert Treasurer Mr Joseph Mulcahy is the advisor F . F . A . ' ff 55? - L - Q ,. I ' D wil L: f. Q 4' ,, . by f '- 'V x - ' W' . .H , , li E, 2 l if v V ef 'Y-Q: , . ,I , A i' 1 '- H' E l ' L ' V , - .' , w, llliclrllc rmr: Dt-Ivin Hahn, David Strauss. David Tesch, Holi Kilian. Bob Duiinvison, Dick Hein, Edward VVvihcrt. Williziiii ' '. Q I C . . 'z , 4 fl' . :mn mu,-. 22 .- L ' Q.. 2 Q Z' . ,- I , ,- il. . ' Ii . . A .I C . .V ' ' , . 4 . 'A ai' :, 1 ' 2 5 L1 , V, . . ., in ' , ' : I. 3 ' , .i' : , ' 2 c A T K , I . , . . FORENSICS l'orens1ce has been resns ed nn Waterloo Hxqh School after an mtermrssxon of two years The local contest vaas held March 13 at the Hrqh School The ludqes weere Mr Duschek from Marshall Mrs Westfall M Mulcahy Mr Mmqst Mr Clark and MISS Dnedrmck The wmners m the local contest were the followxnq Sandra Fox Kay Asperhexm Betty Welhoefer Darlene Balmer Franklm Sprlnger Patsy Brander Barbara Donna Berner All of these students entered the Deerfield leaque contest held March 20 except Roger Homan The only vtxnner III thls contest was Donna Berner who recerved an A ratmq Donna entered the d1str1ct contest at bt Ark nson on Aprll 7 vxhere she was awarded a C ratmg The students who partxclpated nn the Wattrloo Contest were the followmg Rhod 1 Moshtr Robert Bartz Sandra box Eloise Falllllqtl' Rnchard Hem Mlldred Wolf Iohn SPIQS Betty Welhoefer Humorous Declamahons Shlrlty Cole lov Ann Ienm Glor1a Schmxdt Geraldine Deppe loanne Soldner Colleen Abendroth Carol Soldner Fllltll V1FChOXX Robert Klllall Clenn Achammtr hay Asperhexm Noreen Beltl Mary Thomaschaske Barbara Krause Serlous Declamahon Helen Huebner Betty Heldeman Nathan akel Maryorle Krukenbtrg Shxrley Crossman Barbara Rhodes Loretta Deppe Lo1s Robertson Loretta Kmney Darlene Balmer Orlglnal Ora-hon Non Orlglnal Orahon Franklm Sprmqer Pat Brander Barbara Skalltzky Mlke Stanke Paul Srllman Erwm Boese Rose Schaller Carol Krause 4 Mlhllfe Speech Exfemporaneous Speaking Mar1anne Peschel Tune Wmkler Donna Kohn Pat Motl Charlene Hxldebrandt Carol Etsche1d Roger Homan Earl Neuberger Exfemporaneous Reading Royce Mosher Charles Tschan Ronald Zxmbnc Donna Berner Ianet Broetzman Charles Huebner Karen Bossa ffl A A e fra I V 'X fa Skalitzky, Carlo Krause, Marianne Peschel. Donna Kohn, Roger Homan, Patsy Motl: Karen Bossa, and E A . gf ,. , A . A .. - I OFFICE ASSISTANTS '? 5 K7 Q ll' 5mQNl '-T Bank mu anct Noltner Myrtle Rlegc Barbara Brander Gladys Knuppel Lavon Butz Marlon auolvs Front rou Margery Whxtz Rmhgl Mosher Carole Krausf, Donna Skllltzky Ruth Behlmq The ofhce and llbrlry asslstants made up of umor and Semor qlrls 1ss1stMr Amund son 'md Mrs Wallace m the OfflC6 Their dutles mclude typmq shorthand and llbrarmn work LIBRARY ASSISTANTS -.Ml T 0 2 : -ai I3 LA Hllln Qghrxdlr Barbara Brandlr Nl2lI'lOIl auohs ln! ru Ioan VVaqmr Ruth Dlppl De ores Wnlka Carolm Kraus Donna lXOhI1 CLASS OF '51 ..... fn-.7 1--'ng -Q-5, '9h..,. 34. Mwfa ,ww uw-gtkmm ust Call me bwld heided Dete You may not know lt but It S Myrtle Slttmq pretty Carol? Witch the hlrdle Martha Arent you baressed Garx7 Flrst Grade 39 Lores the tvplcal tombov Hold that pose Gladys Smq Song Smq Sonq So Hop Donna Why so qhm 1m7 lust the bree e ind Betty Make sure you blovx all the Canclleg out Laxon Kmdergarten 38 recogmze them? . . LONG LONG AGO New ,W W 'J'fwvM1f1't ' an wx gms if 5 4.5 sm: 604,14 4.4-v 5.6 fir' V MILA: v lm sure the vxorlcl cant be that frlghtenmq Marg VVh1ch tum his the tom Nelther thev arent txxms What happened to your curls MBFIOH7 Woxuder xx hat Ruthxe s qot Oh bov Danni has 1 new trlcvcle You look sour usual rexoltmq self Rachel Sun too brlqht Ruth That pepsodent smile No teeth ' Flrst t1me l exer sax-. brother and sxster qet Hlvnq Thmk xou ll make xt anet7 Dont pull vour ears too far Freddw Nancx has a bovfrlend Reallx at vour age if . 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The x1ll1an7 Frlday the 13th Maybe the dav but xxe xxere agam defeated by the Verona ll It S St Start usmg that so called bra1n cause xxe need a float 1dea Plrateers gonnq to furn1sh mus1c for Homecommg Dance I repeat' We st1ll need a float 1dea Work' Work' Work' But xxe re hnlshed at last A pep rally xxas topped xxlth yells bonfire and a peppy pep band Homecommg Parade Sen1o1s took rs honors fNaturallx 1 Lltes came out Game xx1th M1d dleton ended 1n defeat w1th score of 7 O Dance folloxxed qame Mox 16 1n assembly 0 R u r al Schools Mr Amundson had assembly and talked on b1rthday of Umted Na t1ons Yea for that l1ttle dlfference tD1d you see that mov1e Adams R1b 73 Why cant they furn1sh beds school? Ho Hum' Game xx1th De Forest Who beat xxhom7 Funny boy The score xx as 27 6 Monday ag 11117 Cvwme xx 1th Cambrldqe S c o r e 40 0 No comment please' . 4- ' ' t. 5- 'f 5-- 1 - Q H1 ' -- , 6-1 - b 1' 1 - 6- - 1 ' ' I 'g 7- I 5 . V . . - Y l , , u K' 8- . 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