Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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923 RETROSPECT 192 15. ROBERT W. BRUNER “If one cannot be a hero, he can be a man.” 16. MARIE BURDEN “Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit.” 17. IDA L. BURK “A prim, proper, precise, pitella. 18. LELA BUTCHER “Be gone, dull care, thou and I shalt never agree. 19. BERNARD COLEMAN “Who says little, has little to answer for.” 20. OSCAR COOK “The less a man sleeps, the more he lives.” 21. KENNETH COPELAND “Find a good thing and stick to it.”

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1923 RETROSPECT 1923 8. BLANCHE BEELER—Class Play “She liked whate’er she looked on, and her looks went everywhere.” 9. LAVERL BLACKBURN “A merry companion is like music on a journey.” 10. CLEMENTINE BOWSHER Meet her and I am sure she will please.” 11. RAYMOND BOBB—Class Play N'o magic shall sever thy music from thee. 12. ESTHER BOYER “Everyone is the painter and sculptor of his own soul. 13. LELAND J. BRACKNEY “Beware! 1 may yet do something sensational ” 14. OWEN BROREIN “If I grow as my feet, I will be a great man indeed.” 3

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 1923 RETROSPECT 1923 22. LILITH DAVIS—Asst. Editor “She's too sweet to live long— single J” 23. CHRISTINE DITTMER — Art Editor, Treasurer On with the dance—let joy be unconlined.” 24. MATILDA ELSHOFF “Kind words are flowers everyone can grow. 25. ARTHUR EMERICK — Class Play. Memory! Where art thou?” 26. REINHOLD ERICKSON—Business Manager—Vice-President. Nature made some men long!” 27. CORNELIA FELDWISCH “A genial disposition wins its own cr many friends.” 28. BERNARD FISHER — Assistant Editor—Class Play “Labor and liveliness aie the essence of life.”