Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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 RALPH BRUNER Two Years Latin—Two Years German. “Oftentimes losing long nights of sleep, Just ‘cause he studies problems so deep. Another Senior that drifted to our class last fall. He has been a faithful and earnest worker, always attending to his own affairs. He i a modest, reserved young man. ANNA BUSTETTER Two Years German—Commercial Course. Glee Club. Of spirit so still and quiet.” She is of the quiet, unobtrusive type, who are slow but sure. She is rarely talkative on any sub- ject, but has always been an attentive listener. CORA BIRK Four Years German. “She’s willing to work and will not shirk, What better can you ask?” She has been an excellent scholar, always having her lessons and having them well. She has been a kind and obliging class-mate and therefore has won the friendship of all. NAOMI BEISHEIM Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. Glee Club; “Quality Street; ’ Girls Basket Ball Team. “How brilliant and mirthful the light of her eye, Like a star glancing out from the blue sky.” This maiden is the possessor of a goody mixture of jollity and good nature. She has the ability to make friends and no one has ever been heard to speak of her in any way but the best. 20

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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.

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VIRGIL BUCHANAN Two Years German—Commercial Course. “Only silence suiteth best. Virgil is extremely quiet and is not known very well outside of the class room. He has never caused the teachers any annoyance and has also won many friends. VERA BOYER Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. Girls Basket Ball Team. “A docile disposition will surmount every diffi- culty.” Vera is a bright and cheerful personage. Al- though a diligent scholar, she is ever ready for a good time. We are sure she will become a great basket ball player in the future. MABEL BOWERSOCK Four Years Latin—Two Years German. “May your joy be as deep as the ocean, Your troubles as light as its foam.” A gay comradeship with everyone always, and a sincere, seriousness underneath it all—these char- acteristics mark Mabel as a girl whom folks are glad to call their friend. 21 HELEN BLUME Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Glee Club: “Quality Street;” Double Quartette. “Her heart is not in her work, it is somewhere else.” This little black-eyed girl is fun-loving and carefree. Although quick to anger, to those who know her well, she is the most loyal of friends.