Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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MARIE MERKLE “She doeth little kindnesses.” ' 4; r y m % Wjr, Marie never wastes a minute in school, that is why she always has her lessons. She insists on smiling to everyone. VIRGIL MERTZ “Mamma’s angel boy.” Why, oh, why do the teachers talk so much to him in the study hall? He is perfectly angelic and we see no reason for their acting thus. NORMA MILEY “Many a word my tongue has uttered” Norma likes to talk but she likes to laugh better. It is her talkative¬ ness that has caused her to get called down. ROY MILLER “A man of such a genial mood.” Mary found an able assistant car¬ toonist in “Davy”. Roy has many friends in school who wish him suc¬ cess after he leaves Blume High. KURT MUELLER “I’m as wild as wild can be.” As drummer in the Tunerville Band “Dutch” made a big hit with his sailor jigging. Kurt ' s friendly smile has won many friends during his high school career. EDWARD MUSSER “There are greater men than I have lived, but I don’t believe it.’’ “Ed” is strong on argument. When he knows a thing he knows he knows he knows it and lets others know that he know r s it.

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RUTH KLUG “I love to laugh, I love to play.” “Demure” is the adjective which fits Ruth like a glove. Ruth is espe¬ cially fond of giggling in class, in fact she always is sure to make her presence known in this way. CHARLES KNOST “The pleased musician bowed and smiled.” As director of the Tunerville Band, Charlie has trained his boys so per¬ fectly that they have to be knocked down a few times before they can re¬ member to stop. Success to you “Red.” MARY KOEHL “A slight girl.’’ “Mickey” is as quiet as a mouse in school, but good gracious, she is just the opposite outside. She toe dances you know. KATHRYN KOLTER “Hail to thee, blithe spirit!” “Kate” is in on everything where the school is represented. She made her great hit in “Peggy O’Neill.” She is also an enthusiastic player of tennis and is a member of the class team. ARTHUR McPHERON “I never stood on ceremonies.” Arthur is another member of our class who is from Buckland. He likes Wapak school or he surely would not come here to finish his course. HARVEY McPHERON “That boy with the grave mathemati¬ cal look.” Harvey just joined us this year, coming, like Arthur, from Buckland. He has made many friends during his brief stay. 4

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MIRIAM RABLE “Her heart is not in her studies, it is somewhere else.” Miriam is of the talkative kind and says the right thing at the wrong time. She is jolly and liked by all who know her. PAULINE PITTHAN “Prone to mischief, able to perform it’’ Here is a girl who can smile and frown, but we usually see her wear¬ ing the smile. She is a strong believer in woman’s rights. HOWARD READ “Fully and perfectly man.” Howard knows basketball from start to finish. He has great ability as a player, too. As athletic editor on the staff he has more than ful¬ filled his position. CAROL PUETZ “A form more fair, a face more sweet” Carol is our Priscilla. She made a very sweet Priscilla, as she does a Senior. MARY RODEHEFFER “My words were true.’’ Why did Mary get her seat changed in the study hall? We never could find out because she never says a word. ( ?) Maybe she will tell some¬ time. DELMA ROBERTS Some say Jean, others Delma, she will answer to either,.. Her name makes no difference as she is always ready to lend a helping hand.