Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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s ----------------------------------V, The Retrospect, 1914 MARIE AMELIA KELLEY J $ ♦ { Four Years German “With eyes that spoke of worlds to conquer. This unassuming' girl makes her recitations laconic, brief, and to the point. She has won the admiration of her teachers while here, and retains the friendship of her classmates. Success to her! CLARA KATHERINE KOLTER 2 l $ 3 Four Years German “Her modesty reigns supreme.” This reserved young lady will leave a good impression upon those who know her, as she has worked faithfully and endeavored to keep up to a high standard of grades. Her sincerity of purpose will bring success to her door. CORA E. LORTON y S 2 2 Four Years Latin “Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore—get wisdom.” Cora is a diligent little worker with her head in a book most of the time. In school she wastes no time, and is generally seen studying Latin. JOHN CHARLES MARTIN % $» l % 1 Four Years Latin “How tall was Alexander that people called him great?” Here's a jovial little fellow whose energies seem to be tireless, as he is always very busy, lie shines in anything that has mathematics in it, and we wonder how his size can hold it all.

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Class of 1914 SARAH ELIZABETH LOTZ $ $ $ i Two Years German—Two Years Latin “There is an art in being eloquently silent.” Sarah is so bashful that one sympathizes with her when she recites. Her overshoes have a bad habit of taking a vacation once in a while. -ijj. CARRIE VIOLA METZ «$» $ $» » Two Years German—Two Years Latin “I am worth going a mile to see.” I have a Sunny disposition, .as all can see. I endeavor to have fun as often as is possible, and I don’t study too hard. I like everybody and everybody likes me. That’s all. 3ij£, MAYME EDITH PFENNING ? $ $ ♦ Four Years German “Her friends, they are many, her foes, are there any? She's a good natnred girl who is always ready for a good time and fun. She has supported her class loyally in helping to sell annuals. Gesundheit! ANTHONY E. SHAW $ «? $» Four Years Latin “Let the world slide, a fig for a care, a fig for a woe. Here is a droll young man of the happy-go-lucky sort, who takes things leisurely. He can make good grades when he wants to and argues on everything from a pin up.

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Class of 1914 --------------------- RAY BURDETTE MARKER ♦ Four Years Latin “ Ye were not put on this earth to be happy.” Do you remember—“auspicia secunda sunt?” it ¥ it JUNIUS ROBERT LEAR (“Pete”) ♦ ? J One Year German—One Year Latin—Two Years Commercial “My only books were woman’s looks.” Junius is an even tempered chap if not bothered. If he applies himself lie will make a good business man beyond doubt. As to being a “ladies’ man —he is always on deck when the occasion demands. VERNON ARTHUR FISHER ? $ 2 One Year Latin—One Year German—Two Years Commercial “O, this learning—what a thing it is.” Vernon has never injured himself by hard study and never will. Very fond of the ladies, and is always smiling. ■sjj. HERBERT EUGENE BRADLEY $ «f • Editor-in-Chief of “The Retrospect” Four Years Latin—One Y’ear German “His speech, his looks, his very air, All speak so movingly in his behalf.” Herbert, though not a resident of V apakoneta, has not only attended its High School, but also its Grade School. He is of a peaceable, business like nature, which was appreciated by the class, for he was chosen Editor-in-Chief.