Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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A lasting impression What do you want the world to be like when you are an adult? “1 want the world to not be modernized, but like it was in the late 50’s with Rock n Roll and cars, not computers.” Matt Bums ‘‘I would like the world to be a crime free, pollution free, and a peaceful place to live.” Bob Crane ‘‘I would like the world to be place of peace and not of war. I would like to not have to worry about my children when they play in the yard. I would like it if the Nations could work together to solve all problems of the world.” Brad Renter Wt'Re N T Wftry A ' CJWfA 1 OR PW V6 sP° rs ,vc hAVC A 5£W0ps siue. instance WHeN.WE MiepTfjd AurS ' w£ collecttp 0lR5 A . 01 t foAvy tw cenc HY ‘‘I would like the world to be ‘‘nice and cool”, in other words, like a fairy tale.” April Whitney ‘‘I want the countries of the world to be at peace with each other and to trust each other, especially in terms of nuclear war.” Billy King Brad Renter Jack Rittenhouse Shawn Ruppert Earl Schlotfeld Stacy Teutsch April Whitney Jeffery Winter The Junior Class. 13

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JUNIORS: Matt Burns Bob Crane Pam Jensen Penny Jensen Billy King i Jennifer King Tom Oyster Melanie Parker Jeff and Shawn, the jamin’ brothers. Class officers: Brad Renter (sec.), Jack Rit-tenhouse (vice-pres.), Billy King (pres.), Matt Bums (treas.) 12 Juniors show their spirit. Juniors portraying the Brady Bunch.

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SOPHOMORES Jill Bednar Corbin Bennett Vanessa Bruce Kasey Buckingham Angila Embrey Dawn Hawthorne In a class by themselves. The Best of Times This year’s sophomore class has proven itself full of fun and spirit. Each student is involved in an activity ranging from pep club to drama club. This surely affords these students the best of fun and friendship - The Best of Times. “I like all of our classmates and I think our class is really neat. We’re serious sometimes, yet we’re always having fun.” Dawn Hawthorne “They mean fun and friendship to me. When I am in a bad mood they always seem to make me laugh.” Vanessa Bruce “From my classmates, I derive a sense of comraderie and friendship. I am happy that they are sharing my school experience with me.” Corbin Bennett “Classmates mean a lot because if you didn’t have any the day would be boring. Our class sticks together all of the time.” Jeff Serfass “They mean a lot to me. Almost all my friends are here, and I Couldn’t live with out them.” Scott Smith “They mean a whole bunch because I probably wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for my classmates. All of us stick together like one big family.” Chris Swenson “We are all really good friends and we all try to support each other.” Erika Nelson “They mean sharing laughter, sad times, and lonely times - victories or losses. Who cares, we are still undefeated because of our friend’s trust. Ryan Maas Erika looking normal.