Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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MARY SMITH “Art is power.” Mary loves Art with a capital A— that is why she was chosen as class artist. We suspect that Mary will educate herself along this line in the future. WILBERT SOUTH “Go slow, but be sure.” Everyone has an ambition, Wilbert’s is to be a prize fighter. We like to see everyone succeed so we hope that Wilbert will reach his star. RHOENA SPEES “Wee modest crimson tip’t flower.’’ Rhoena never comes to class with¬ out her lesson. She is a good student and a staunch friend. LOREN STEINER ‘Looked cooly around him with sharp common sense.” Loren joined our happy throng in the Junior year and has proven a worthy classmate. VIRGIL STEWART “I shall steadily aim higher.” Virgil is one of the most all-round fellows in the class. He is a leader and is successful in all he undertakes. His business ability has been shown in his splendid success as business manager of the Retrospect. MARY STEINECKER “She questions all the winds that blow.’’ Mary came to us last year, too. She certainly was, and is, a welcome member to our class.

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LEONA SEITZ “A kindly, quiet spirit where malice finds no home.” Although quiet and reserved, Leona has gained many friends. Her entire school life has been spent with us and she has proven herself worthy of the name Senior. GENELLE SHAFFER “I ask no more than is due to me, though much is due.” “Jelly” is one of the most versatile and talented girls in our class. Espe¬ cially does she excel in dramatics and she is always willing to use her talent for the pleasure of her classmates. REX SETTLEMIRE ‘—-that tower of strength, Which stood foursquare to all the v inds that blew.” All hail to our glorious president! As he is always the same nice fellow to everyone he meets, his future will surely be bright with success. ROY SHAFFER “Eut an idle boy.” Lock whom we have here, the lion. Loy Shaffer. He is an adept at sav¬ ing time—for the students in English IV from 10:30 to 11:15. GERTRUDE SMITH “Talking is silver but silence is golden.” Gertrude came to us from Criders- ville last fall. Her main characteristic is that she wastes no words. EDYTHE SMITH “Hence, loathed Melancholy.” Edythe never is quiet, in or out of school. She has a pair of brown eyes which she uses to her advantage. .jo

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ADELIA STOLL “Maiden! with the meek brown eyes.” Adelia is quiet and a friend to everyone. In her own circle of friends, Adelia drops her quiet ways and joins in every form of jollity. LEO STOLL “Man wants but little here below.” Please find above the likeness of another of our loyal members. l!e is a .strong supporter in a.l matters con¬ cerning the school. ELIZABETH SW1NK ‘ As quiet, as cool, as dignified.’’ Elizabeth is a real Senior. Although cool and dignified in school, she is not that way outside. VERNON SWINK “With aspect grand and grave. Vernon is taking a post graduate course and this is the first time that we ever saw him. lie seems to like » nr class though, especially one mem- lter of it. THELMA TOBIAS “I breathed a song into the air.” Thelma is our prima-donna, who made her reputation in “Polished Pebbles.” We hate to lose her so soon but— EVERETT TURNBULL ‘‘Always into mischief Teachers pride and joy.” Everett is a joke himself so how could we keep from having him as joke editor on the staff? He is our vice-presidenl, too. and a fine one. N. W , 1 ‘ ' -■ if 9 -3S