Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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HARRY KOHLER Business Manager of the Retrospect. Two Years German—Commercial Course. Base Ball Team; “Quality Street. “It is quality, not size, that counts.” Harry is a small bundle of highly compressed energy. He’s just full of life and high spirits and likes to pass away the time in class by arguing. He is greatly interested in wireless telegraphy. EDNA NEIDEMIRE Class Artist of the Retrospect. Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. Glee Club; “Quality Street; Girls Basket Ball Team. “The boys all say I am a rare jewel. Here is one of the most jolly girls of our class. She is not inclined to be studious and seldom worries about her books. She is a lover of society and rarely misses any of the social affairs. ETHEL BIBLER. Joke Editor of the Retrospect. Three Years Latin—Commercial Course. Girls Basket Ball Team; “Quality Street. “Knowledge and virtue, truth and grace, These are the robes of richest dress.” Ethel is a bright and studious girl. She always has her lessons, but still finds time for outside affairs. She enjoys the distinction of being the best basket ball player of the class. NETTIE MI LEY Class Poet of the Retrospect. Two Years German—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “To give her her due, she has wit.” Here’s a girl chuck full of humor. Her Irish wit has often entertained us. She is small, but what of that! She already has the distinction of being a writer, several of her “Movie” stories having been accepted. 18

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MARIE HELLER. Treasurer of the Senior Class. Two Years German—Commercial Course. Glee Club; “Quality Street.” “Quietly, shyly our Marie walks, But when she gets started. My! how she talks.” To watch her in class, one would think her quiet and demure. But outside of school she is always ready for a Rood time. Her sunny disposition has won her many friends. WYKOFF DAVIES Assistant Editor of the Retrospect. Four Years Latin. Debating Society; “Quality Street.” “Calm, cool and collected, surely he will succeed in the world.” He is of a peaceable, business-like nature. He never allows the girls to distract his studious intent and therefore his grades are always sky high. Being a good speaker, he is one of the leading members of the debating society. He has joined our class this last year, but this fact docs not make him the less welcome. RUTH MILLIETTE Literary Editor of the Retrospect. Two Years Latin—Two Years German. (»lee Club; “Quality Street.” “I might be better if I would. But it’s awfully lonesome being good.” Ruth is never shy about expressing her opin- ions. Being of a rather mischievous disposition, she is always ready for a good time. The dignity an responsibility of being a Senior rest lightly upon her shoulders. BEULAH ZINT Secretary of the Senior Class. Historian of the Retrospect. Four Years German. Glee Club; “Quality Street;” Orchestra. “The sixth sense, common sense, belongs to this little maiden.” Who would think this little girl so brilliant? She is extremely studious and sensible. Being quiet and sweet-tempered, she has won the praise of everyone. 17

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DON LUSK Athletic Editor of the Retrospect. Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Glee Club; “Quality Street; ' Base Ball Team; Basket Ball Team. “Who ever said that I was false of heart?” Don is inclined to be rather hot-tempered and at any kind of an athletic contest his enthusiasm frequently pets the better of his calmness. He doesn’t allow studying to interfere with his high school education. IDALIA ANDERSON Two Years German—Commercial Course. “She does right well all things she tries.” She is the unassuming, quiet sort who goes about her own work with a smile. A pleasant com- panion. who betrays a touching anxiety to please those around her. MS BQnKDtCHBOi HULDA ABE Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Glee Club: “Quality Street.” “Brown eyes a man might well be proud to win.” A pleasant maiden with a winning disposition. She is a fine student and a valuable member of our class. She is extremely popular with both the boys and girls. 19 WALTER BAUER Two Years German—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “A quiet fellow of good intentions.” Walter is good-natured but rather shy. He minds his own business exclusively, and never bothers the girls. He has been a good student and has done excellent work.