Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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MARCELLA HOGE “Silence has many advantages We feel more like saying Hello to Marcella than we do bidding her good-bye. She has been a valuable addition to the c'ass of '20. RUSSEL HEYW00D “Strongheart” Roys’ dlee Club He looks as cold as an Ks-kimo Hut there’s fire in his eye. From all outward appearances Russel Is very shy and backward. However, this Is just his way of disguising a very pleasant disposition. GLADYS HOLTKAMP High School Orchestra “I like the p!ain all wool o’conunon sense. Quiet, distant, reserved, but when once you have broken down the wall she has built up around her, all is transformed into one of the most amiable dispositions wo have ever known. FRANK H0LT2APPLE “A stranger within our gates.” Frank is another out of town entrant to the Senior Class of ’20. He believes in speaking only when spoken to, and in stricty tending to his own affairs. Hi MILDRED KERST I cannot check my girlish blush. Did you ever see such pretty curls as Mildred’s? She is an excellent typist. Her highest ambition is to enter the delightful 'vocation of teaching school, EDNA KOCH Of manner gentle, of affections mild. No one would suspect this quiet girl as la-lug a dignified ’ Senior. Edna is rather quiet but always responsive and gracious and often displays a friendly smile. MATILDA KOHLER “With tears and laughter for all time. Matilda does not express her views very often but believes in holding her own ground. She is a thoroughly feminine girl more for domestic bliss than a famous career. 17 CECIL HULL Her life had many a hope and aim.” Cedi came here this year to complete her ftvurth year of high school work. She never has very much to say but she has a pleasant smile for everyone she meets.

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ADRIAN FEIKERT “Strongheart. “A merry heart does good like medicine.” If you were not well acquainted with thin lad. you wou’d think lie was very serious and quite backward. However. after being with him for one year, we find lie Is just the opposite, and always adds the right spirit to any stunt. IRA FESSLER High School Orchestra Boys tJlee C uh “Strongheart” “The sweetest hours that e'er I sjiend Are spent among the lassies, ( . His sense of humor is as high y developed as his intellect. He has a Latin-English dictionary, which makes him quite popu'ar with the Virgil class. RUBY FEIKERT Retrospect Staff Girls’ !lec Club “A p'easant maiden with a winning disposition.” Although ituhy has been with us but one year, h r enthusiasm is an asset in all our festivities. She Is very much interested in Home Kconomics. and. no doubt, will share her knowledge with the young folk of New Hampshire. RALPH EMRICK Boys Glee Club “He seems made of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” What to do with a man who sml’es all the time, and even in his sleep, is Indeed a puzzle. Ralph's interest is not in his IsHiks but rather in looking after the genealogy of his excellent stock. THELMA GLASSFORD •‘Strongheart’' “Small things are not small If great results come of them.” Although extremely small for a Senior, she lias ! ccomc quite popular with her classmates and teachers. Thelma is a good conversationalist and a most obliging person. LAURETTA HEADAPOHL Retrospect Staff ”1 chatter, chatter as I go.” Lauretta is of a talkative disposition and often gets into trouble because of it. She never worries about any of her lessons, and believes In having a good time wherever she Is. MARGARET FLYNN ‘'Strongheart” “E’en her failings lean to virtue’s side.” Margaret believes and practices the old maxim. 'To lie seen rather than heard.” Through her quiet and unassuming way she has won many friends among her classmates and teachers. She is ever ready to contribute her share. 16 CLEMENTINE GUESE “Although quiet, we know she's there.” Always modest and quiet in public. Clementine Is most appreciated by her Intimate friends, for with them she is very jolly and sociable.

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FRANKLIN KREIT2ER Retrospect Staff Strongheart” “He talked from morn till setting sun.’ Here is a dreamy youth who is not particularly fond of studying, but Is always ready to lend a he ping hand when you are in trouble. ETHEL McDOUGLE She was jes the iulet kind Whose natures never vary.' Here again we have one of our modest c assmates, who hasn’t much to say. She hath music in her soui and is es-l ecially partial to the piano. NORMAN KOEPKE Strongheart” And looks commencing with the skies.” Norman is very studious in a’l his acts and studies. His mind often wanders to a fair maid in St. Marys. EMMA LANGHORST Strongheart” Come and trip it as you go. On tiu light fantastic toe.’’ Kmrny” is a lover of society and rare’y misses any of the social affairs. She possesses the peculiar failing of primping in the cloak room, and as a result was required to take all the exams. FLORENCE MILLER Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat.’’ Florence lias a carefree way about her. Her studies never bother her and that is the reason she gets along so well in school. MILTON NEFF Strongheart” Woman is fickle.” Milton is especially shy when in the presence of a fair maiden. At least he seems to be so, however, we sometimes are suspicious. EARNEST MILLER Strongheart” Earnest has always gotten along capitally In school, and has never been known to cause any trouble. He has a keen sense of humor when it comes to enjoying the fun about him, 18 CYRIL PAUL Strongheart” An awful nice fellow.” High School Orchestra C'yrll apiieared on the scene this year to attend our High School, where he Is quite popular. Zip” is interested in everything, even an argument.