Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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 Class of 1914 IVA GAIL JULIEN £» l $» E Two Years German—Two Years Latin “She gives a side long glance and then looks down. Iva is so often in constant reverie that one would think she was in love. There’s no authority on that, however. She has been a careful student while here at Illume High. ■jfe ANNA GERTRUDE HERBST ? $» «g » Assistant Editor of “The Retrospect Four Years German—Four Years Latin “Hitch your wagon to a star. Anna is a very ambitious young lady, who will some day bc an imperious “school ma rm. She s fond of parties and is chuck full of fun. She has been an industrious worker in school, and on the Annual staff. -sji. CORINNE MARJORY KAHN «$ $ $ » Four Years German Joke Editor of “The Retrospect “On with the dance—let joy be unconfined. Oh, here’s a girl that's full of fun and mischief. Yes sir, it’s part of her constitution, and when there is something doing you may be sure she is in it. She has made many friends in Blume High. it Ht HARRY A. GEORGE » $ $» Two Years Latin—Two Years German “He was as mild a mannered man, as ever scuttled ship or cut a throat.” Oh, such primping you never did see! For that seems to be his prime object in life, to look as pleasant as possible at all times. We suspect “There’s a reason.

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s------------------------------------------V, The Retrospect, 1914 f RUTH COUCH s «» Three Years German—One Year Latin “Short, sweet, and saucy.” A wee 1 jit of femininity who refuses to take things seriously and is always ready for fun. She never troubles trouble, nor does trouble trouble her—hence the sunny disposition. •sfe AGNES M. FENN $ • ? «$» One Year Latin—Three Years German “As full of spirits as the month of May. A precise little maid who is ever ready to oblige everybody. A student who ranks high among her teachers, her friends, and in her studies. May her days be long. ADELIA ANNA FISHER 3 3 $ Four Years German “A maiden bright eyed, brilliant and quick of tongue.” She is very pleasant to talk with and has a host of friends. Not averse to the masculine sex by any means, in fact she— ahem—actually tolerates them! She was never known to shirk her work. ORLANDO CHAMBERS (“Pete”) $ «3» $ l Two Years Latin—Two Years Commercial . “Blessings on him, who first invented sleep.” lie is generally in repose, mentally and physically, but often he has surprised his classmates in Geometry by his sudden awakenings. We suspect he has often burned the midnight oil before exams.

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 The Retrospect, 1914 HELEN HOUSE $ $ 8 $ Literary Editor of “The Retrospect” Two Years Latin—Two Years Commercial “Though many have sighed for me, there is only one I love.” Helen is never hesitant about expressing her opinions to anybody. She is very jolly and pleasing. Has a “velvety” disposition, which is highly in her favor. She deserves much credit for her work on the staff. ROBERT EUGENE McCORMICK 1 % % $ Three Years Latin—One Year German “A stranger within our gates.” McCormick is one of our out-of-town students who came here to get his fourth year in High School work. He has never neglected his studies and has made excellent marks in them. MARION STREIGHT t S Two Years Latin—Two Years Commercial “A cheerful, sprightly creature, bubbling o’er with the joy of living.” Here's an entertaining little Miss who carries no worries on her shoulders as is daily evidenced by a cheerful countenance. Perhaps she’s in love—who can tell? ALFRED W. VEIT (“Deacon”) l £» £ Assistant Editor of “The Retrospect. Four Years German “He talked from morn till setting sun.” Deacon is a voluble talker who will no doubt be a great orator some day, nicht wahr? When his grades are not high— oh ! the noise. Argumentation is his hobby.