Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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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.”

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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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” •• ♦••• ♦ ••• ♦ ••• ♦ ••• ♦ ••• ♦ ••• ♦••• ♦ •«..«.«...•. .«....♦ . .«. 192 3 RETROSPECT 1923 29. J. PAUL FISHER—President Class Play And lie shall be a great leader among men.” 30. ESTHER FOGT A pretty woman is a welcome guest.” 31. VIRGIL FOSTER—Class Play A jolly fellow he. and a man of better heart. I know none.” 32. CELIA FRAZIER She has a kindly spirit and a friendly air.” 33. ELIZABETH GROLL Her voice is ever sweet and low— An excellent thing in woman.” 34. HARRY GROSS “Much wisdom often goes with fewest words ” 35. EDWARD GUTMAN Silence is the clocjuence of discretion.”