Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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MARIAM HUSHES Pop Club 1-2-3-V Volleyball 1-2-3-1 MW -ette» 2-3- Class Treasurer 1 Class News reporter Paper Staff 3-h- Activities Editor of Year Book b Class Plays; Taon Antics and M’liso 3 Aunt Susie .Shoots the Works and Don01 B© Bashful VIRGII. NELSON Basketball 1-2-3J Football 1-2-3J+ Track 1-2-3-V ”V » Club 2-3-' • WM Club President V Class Secretary 1 Class Vice-President 2 Paper Staff 3- + Class Editor of Year Book H Class Plays i 'Xeen Antics and Works and Don’t Ba Bashful b 'lies 3 Aunt Susie Shoots the ROBERT SMITH Football l«-2-3-i Easkotball l-2»3 Track 1-2-3 W Club 2-3-1 w” Club Tra aursr b Class Treasurer Class Sfec.retc.rv 3 Paper Staff Jk-plass Editor of Year Look h laiis Plays % Tscu An13.ce and Malt«3 3 fcunt S»sle Shoots the Works and Dor0 Be Bashful h 8

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HEirre S. WHIT3SREAD Basketball 3.-2 3-l+ football l-O-i -Track 1-2-3- + V? Club 2-3-U HW Club Sc-crotary Class Vie ©-President 3 Class Secretary t Papar Staff 3-■ Editor of Organisations of Year Book f Class Playss “Hore Cc-«a c Charlie 1 Teen Antics and 401133 3 Don't Sc Bashful V CLASS HISTOHY Thirteen years agof in 19 5, four meek children walked up the steps to the Waterloo Public School, The children ve.ro Beverly Brookl vy, Nancy Anderson, Henry Whitehead and Paulina Hickateln The toachar v-as Miss Ella Vittgow,. During thslr kindergarten, first, and second grade years, ther wei© no additions cr losses to tha claas and the teacher remiaod th© sea©, in their third grads year, Paulino Hiekotein dropped out and Judy Dasher, daughter of tho superintendent{ joined us. When the children entered the third grad thoy changed rooms and also changed teachers, teacher this year vac- Mias McGaban, The fourth grad© ; • ? found the youngsters with another addition to their claas, Judy Hckenna frost yaha, and another nor toaener. who v 3 well liked by all, Mrs, Pearl Heriingten of Waterloo, 'She- fifth grade class regained the aase. All vers making rapid progress. At the end of the yoesj Judy Daaher moved »vay. The ci.vc'ih gi ad© cl a as moved to a new ivcok and acquired a new teacher who ws Miss Solemn Wilson (now Mr-s Floyd Geiaor of 'Waterloo)„ The jevttjth graders found them olvea with another new teacher 5 Hr , foul so Lovell ov Freak n to honry ’dxitshoad dropped cut of She ooveaih z c-.cs in February of l$ 2 to attend school In Chicago, Judy McKwanu. didn' t coa»« back to Waterloo after her sixth grad® year, ThXa left only two in th else©, ihs seventh grade claas was really patting to feel their age by tbir vise, They got ta go up to the high school for their atath clashes, Haney Andarson left Waterloo la her eighth grad® year, iaav- 9