Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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ALFRED BERG Two Years German—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “The force of liis own merit makes his way.” He is a student in all senses of the word. He is especially good in shorthand and is well liked by all, because of his quiet and unassuming way. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Glee Club; “Quality Street;” Double Quartette. “My, oh my, how she can sing, She just makes the music ring.” Her laugh is contagious and ever proves a cure for “blues.” She never worries about any of her lessons and believes in having a good time when- ever she is. Virginia is the song-bird of our class. CLAYTON CRAFT Two Years German—Commercial Course. “In silence there is safety.” Clayton is the quiet individual around school. He came here to study, that is why he is so studious. He has never caused the teachers any annoyance and has many friends in our class. GLEN COPELAND Four Years Latin. “Quality Street.” “You may believe what he says.” Here is a fellow with a cheerful grin. Glen is usually very quiet, but at times lie becomes rather excited when called upon to recite. Altogether he is a friendly good-natured chap. 22

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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.

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OLLIE COPELAND Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “A penny for your thoughts.” Ollie has wended his way quietly through the High School course, asking only to he let alone lie has never neglected his studies and has made good marks in them. CHAUNCEY CRAIG Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Debating Society; “Quality Street.” “I will do everything I can as well as I can.” Chauncey is an earnest student and an excellent debater. We think that he would make a good lawyer. But whatever field he enters, we are cer- tain he will make good. HELEN CHRISTLER Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “The great wish of her life, To become a dear wife. A thoroughly feminine girl, more f r domestic bliss than for a famous career. Helen is a kind, sensible, good-natured girl and has been an excellent scholar. 23 HAZEL DEARBAUGH Three Years Latin—Two Years German. “Patience and gentleness is power.” Her congeniality and friendliness are con- trgi us. You can always find her busy and smiling. Although m .dest cf speech and manner, her love of a joke is unlimited.