Waterloo High School - Wathilo Yearbook (Waterloo, WI)

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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' ' ' - - . .

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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. 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