Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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(Emmett D. dCitsk (fllitoc (Sineus (Cot»k dWaric Jlniiqluirst ctannnit ittrtz tooocG-: :.cooiv « occK o iOC ii-c: K; j- EMMETT D. LUSK. Emmett wants to be different, lie has persisted in do- ing high class work all through his course and also taken part in athletics. He is a “fusser” and likes to have the girls like him. O • OLIVE GLADYS COOK. Olive, the tall Miss Cook, is a bright, jolly and attrac- tive girl. She is known to all by her charming blush, and it is no hard matter to bring forth this rosy color. Olive has been successful in music, and distinguished herself as High School pianist during the past year. O • MARIE LANGHORST. Marie is a wise and sociable little lady. She always has a cheerful smile for her fiicnds. ami these, too. may be counted by the score. But chief among them is Hazel who may be said to he her very shadow. Marie exacts to be one of the world's greatest stenographers. • o • NEWMAN McK METZ A bashful Freshman, an awakened Sophomore, a stu- dious Junior, a noble Senior. Newman lives in the country and never took anything to stunt his growth. He has gone through High School without forgetting what he came for. —21—

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3iarru (Crntofuri» iilarie illcifarlauh Beulah illimre )—C D (Clara 3ieai»apohl HARRY L. CRAWFORD. Harry is an active, jollv and unobtrusive boy. He has won many friends during his High School course, and is well deserving of the position held during the past year, that President of the Senior Class. Harry has been a diligent and earnest worker, and has distinguished himself as a prominent member of the High School Orchestra. • O • marie McFarland. One wee small girt in the Senior class By the name of Carolyn Marie. Is very jolly and full of fun. And indeed quite pleasing to see. In elocution she ranks first In her studies she's never behind. In fun and sports she fairly delights. But never forgets to be kind. © O • BEULAH MOORE. Beulah is the song bird of the class. One can hear her warbling ever so far. She is very sociable and will give private lessons in Domestic Science to any one of the Junior CLARA HEADAPOHL. Clara is a little girl S very blithe and merry: Upon her head is not a curl. But she reminds you of a fairy. She is loved by all whom she has met For her kind and winning ways; nd she is going to teach school, you bet. When she tribute to her eighteenth birthday pays. 20

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3i:t2fl W. itirirhitu; £ A6a ftustnrfrr iOit r (L. Irpplr Brssir dDn rr Photos by Helpling. HAZEL W. MELCHING. Hazel is a bright sunshiny personage. Her greatest achievement is talking, both in and out of school. She is jolly and industrious. Among the dear old Seniors, Who used to walk through the hall. Is one whom we know as Hazel. W ho scemeth the happiest of all. • o • ADA ROSTORFER. W e all respect and love Miss Ada Who has proven her talent here. And think that she will have success In her new and well chosen career. All through her course in the W II. S. A diligent worker was she. And as a teacher, we are quite sure, She will most successful be. • O • GUY C. PEPPLE. Oh happy, smiling, joyous Guy, How lonely the teachers will be. When you their patience no longer try, By continually playing “Hookie.” Mr. Bice will surely miss you. When in his room you fail to appear, To do your daily penance With a smile, and a word of good cheer. • O • BESSIE BOYER. Bessie is prim, sensible, witty, and decisive. An ex- cellent student and a girl worth knowing, and is fond of little folks. She will, no doubt, spend next winter in the school- room as a firm, but gracious, school teacher. —22—