Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Junior Class HARRY AGUE MINNIE ANDERSON WUXI AM ANN ESSE R ADDA 1(1 IXGEK RUSSELL HOGART IJERHERT KRADLEY MEKNAKD IJROWN EMMA MURKE )RI,ANI)( l CH AM HERS RUTH COUL’II AGNESEENN A DELI A RISII ER VERNON KISH ICR CLYDE KITE LAURINDA EOGT MAMIE K( )GT PERTHA I' RAN K HERMAN IA GANTIIER HARRY GE RGE ELLA GKRKE RAN M( XI HEADAKi MIL ANNA IIERKST HELEN HOUSE IVA 11’LIEN COR I WE KAIIN MARIE KELLEY WILFRED KENNEDY CLARA KOI.TER JUNIUS LEAR CORA LORTON SARAH LOTZ VICTOR LUSK KURDKTTK MARKER JOHNNY MARTIN CARRIE METZ MARIE MILLER MAYME PFENNING LEONA ROM SI IE PAULINE SC )TT AXT1M )NY SHAW M ARK )N STKEIGHT GLADYSSTUEVE IDA TELL|( )H ANN KL( ) FENCE TRAU ALFRED VEIT CARL VERNER G( 1.1 1A WILLIAMS LUTHER WINGET NORMA WINTZEK CLARENCE'. V ISEI.Y FREDERICK Z1NT TWKNTV KKiUT

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Class History of 1914 The history of the Junior Class is like the history of an individual, in that the con- temporary historian can see little in its acts and tendencies which distinguish it from the classes which have gone before or from those which are yet to come. Each year goes by and leaves us that much nearer the end. We are the same class, yet there is a difference which we distinctly feel but can hardly explain. For two years we hoped and struggled to become upper classmen and now that we are nearing the completion of our work so anxiously begun we regret that the time is so near, when we must leave behind the joys of school days, yet we still have before us the highest honor, being Seniors. “We strive to do the impossible; please everybody. Such is the aim of the present Junior Class. By our never ending efforts, we have lived up to our aim to the best of our ability. Class spirit and unity are two of our many virtues. In all school affairs the Junior Class is well represented. We lay claim to being the only class which had class unity. It would not be fair to conclude, that because there has been no mention of it, there is no social side to the life of the Junior. The facts point to the very reverse of such a conclusion, for all that is not work, is pleasure to the pupils who have observed life through the medium of two years of 11 igh School. Too numerous to mention are the pleasant social functions that have oc- curcd during our school life. In both study and recreation our ideals have been high and our purpose sincere. It is these qualities which have won us high honors, and which will aid us in gaining that pinnacle of power and greatness now hel 1 by the Seniors. Meanwhile we have not neglected that most important of all things, a little study. And with the beginning of another school year, we expect to resume a work which will make the class of 1914 known as one famed for thoroughness and high precepts. MARION STREIGHT HELEN HOUSE President ...........FREDERICK ZINT Vice President.......NORMA WINTZER Treasurer ...........JOHNNY MARTIN Secretary.................CORINNE KAHN Class Colors: White and Violet. Class Flower: Violet. TWKNTY-SIiVKN

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Junior Class of 1913