Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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OUR FACULTY o o o 1— Mr. Charles Haupert, PFI. D., A. B., our worthy and popular superin- tendent, was elected to his present position last year, succeeding Mr. H. H. Heller. He was formerly superintendent of the schools at Dennison, and later at Wooster, and is justly recognized as one of the leading educators of the state. He is a graduate of Heidelberg college. 2— Miss Mary Conrath has been the principal of our schools for the past six years, a position she now holds. Miss Conrath is one of our most dearly beloved and efficient instructors and has charge of Latin and Literature in our schools. She received her PH. M. at Chicago University and attained the l.ehrerinen Seminar at Hanover, Germany, and also Post Graduate work at Chicago. 3— Miss Sarah Howell, a graduate of the apakoneta high school, has been a member of the high school faculty for a number of years, and has the sincerest respect, admiration, and love of every one of the many students she has taught. Her branches are: Algebra, Physiology, Physiography and General History. 8— Miss Estella Digel has taught very successfully two years in this school. She is a “cum laude ' graduate of the University of Wooster. She forms the German staff of our school. 9— Miss Frances Rinehard was elected to the high school faculty last fall. She is a graduate of the Ohio State University. The branches which she very thoroughly handles are Rhetoric, English and General History. 5 Mr. Homer L. Keller succeeded Mr. Wm. Graves April 15, 1907. Be- sides the studies he taught, he had “dominion” over the athletics. He re- signed March 23, 08, having very ably taught Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Botany and History. He is a graduate of the Wesleyan University, of Dela- ware, Ohio. 4— Mr- Clarence Pool, graduate of the Arts and Medical colleges of the University of Chicago, succeeded Mr. Keller, and has charge of the same branches of studying, with the exception of History for which Civics is sub- stituted. In succeeding Mr. Keller in the studies he has also become “Prof.” of the athletics in which line he has proved himself a very able instructor and manager. 7— Miss Marie Bowdle succeeded Miss Hubble as drawing teacher of these schools at the beginningof the present school year. Her thorough and earnest work has enabled many to make great progress in her line. She attended the Prang Art School of Chicago. 6— Miss Frances Allen has had supervision of the music of our schools for the past year. She has been very successful, a fact that is attested by the progress of the pupils in her art. She is a graduate of the Conservatory of Music of Oberlin. ©fass of '08 o o o EDWIN TIMMERMEISTER 4 years, Latin Course: 2nd Emerson Football team: 3rd H. S. Basketball (Capt.): 4th H. S. Baseball: 4th Senior Track: President of Senior Class; assistant manager of Retrospect.