Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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KATHARINE VOSSLER The good stars me in her horoscope. Made her of spirit, fire, and clew.” Here Is another girl with a host of friends, and she deserves them. ••Kate” is the best forward on the Senior Kiris’ basket ball team. However, the top Is her aim in ali lines of work and enjoyment. LEHR SWINEHART Stronghca rt” basket Ball Team Nature makes some men tall. Here is a chap with a big broad grin guaranteed to put all your cares and sorrows to flight. HELEN WALTER Thy modesty Is a cand'e to thy merit.” He’en has always l»een busily occupied with her studies and has found little time to waste. She also expects to further her education in order that she may instruct others along the path of knowledge. GERTRUDE VEIT For you bring the sunshine everywhere you go.” She is quiet, slow, but sure. She has expressed her likes and dislikes to a great extent on the rights and disadvantages of the tailoring man. Gertrude has a most pleasing dis-position. 21

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HAROLD SHULER Strongheart” High School Orchestra “And when there's a lady In the case You know all other things give place.’’ A studious Senior. A girl with pretty brown cur's living on North Defiance Street occupies time, heart, and—well in fact Lafc.” MELVILLE SHAW Retrospect Staff 'Strongheart” Basket Ball Team Behold the basket ball star of the Senior class. We ex|K et Mel to lie the proud |h s-sessor of many silver cups in the future. All his spare time is spent in that charitable work, collecting ads for the Retrosjwct. MILDRED SILLIN There was p'acc and to spare for the frank young smile. Mildred Is one who is Incapable of hurting anyone’s feelings, and is the | ossessor of a vast amount of good sense. She is very quiet and reserved. ESTELLA SIELSCHOT A good friend in need is a good friend in deed” Kstella has been with us four years, coming from Moulton for her High School course. She is one who helps to make our class worth while. JOHN WHEELER Where there’s a will there’s a way.” Asst. Editor of Retrospect Class Play A lad who possesses the ability of doing a great many things and doing them well. The business world can use more like him. and so can Biunic High. RICHARD STREIGHT Boys’ Glee Club And tho’ he was his mother's pride and Joy, He was worse than •Peck’s bad boy.” He likes to pass away the time in c’ass by arguing, and for that reason is very much appreciated on extremely blue days. He’s into most everything.” Those who know him understand the reason. OPAL SPEES Retrospect Staff And murmuring waters counselled me.” Here Is our editor-in-chief; a girl of whom we are all proud. She ranks first in all her studies, and we believe she finds enjoyment In them. 20 ROGER SWARTZ Strongheart” O blithe newcomer.” Kate in tho guise of a Ford machine brought Roger to our school a few weeks late. Ho soon made up for lost time, and gained many friends among his classmates,

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1920 “MOWING NOT DRIFTING 1920 CLASS SONG Blume High. Oil Blume High, Our days with thee are past, We have toiled and studied to the last, Our goals are set high, our ambitions arc many, As we plan on with hearts not gay, Our days that are past we will ever hold dear And that thought is more clear as the end draws nqar. Chorus— But to thee, Oh Blume High, Farewell we must sing Hoping that loud and long your bells may ring Sending forth your tidings of knowledge and cheer, Ever calling to those who in thought are so near. Second— Blume High. Oh Blume High, Our Commencement draws nigh, To think of this brings forth a sigh Our troubles will come, hard problems at hand But brave must we ever stand. Our ideals are high, we hope to attain. By seeking and working with might and main.