Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS FLORENCE ANDEREGG ALVINA BROCKERT “The weight of fame is the path of duty. She was never known t slight her duties in Hass or elsewhere. Florence has always been extremely interested in basket ball. Despite her meek and genial nature, she loves fun. She has gained a host « f fi lends, especially among the teachers ROBERT BLAIR “lie dearly loves some devilment.” Vice President of the Senior Class. Assistant Business Manager Retrospect. Boy’s Glee Club. Debating Team. “Green Stockings.” We can’t say enough about Bob. He represents every phase of the Senior Class. Two things especially Bob adores, “The more fun the better and the girls.” “To see me. is to love me.” Girls Basket Ball. Girl’s Glee Club.” Alvina is of the talkative kind, and never fails to give her opinion on anything advanced. She has a lovable disposition and has been very successful in her school w ork. HULDA BERG “Her love lies far away.” Hulda has completed her high school course in three years, and of course has been kept very busy with her studies. She has a winning personality, and is exceedingly brilliant. 16

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LILLIAN BUSH “Oh those eyes, and that smile.” Girl’s Glee Club.’ Lillian came to Illume High last fall from Botkins, bringing with her all the accomplishments one person might need. She is especially a fine Latin student. DOROTHY BICE “There is fun in everything I meet.” Girl’s Glee Club. I f ever one enjoys a hearty laugh, it surely is Dorothy. She i always happy. She is very musical and has proven herself worthy to be a member of the girl’s quartet. Her friends are everybody and everybody is Dorothy’s friend. GEORGE BERLET “In whom silence reigned.” George comes and goes but seldom has any thing to say, never the less he has been a good addition to our class. It would be line if more in this world were like George. RIVA BOWERSOCK “Right brisk she was and full of spirit.” Girl’s Glee Club. Another Senior who drifted to our class this year, but a truly welcome one. Her friends are numerous. She has proven herself an excellent scholar, interested in all high school affairs. 17