Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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1923 RETROSPECT 1923 50. BERNICE LONG “Peace is seldom denied the peaceful.” 51. DOROTHY LONGSWORTH — Class Play. “She thinks about more things than studies.” 52. RAYMOND LOTRIDGE “My memory is the thing I forget with.” 53. CARRIE LUTTERBECK “A fair face will get its praise, though tlic owner keep silent.” 54. IRENE MARSH “An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness.” 55. WELCOME MAXSON “A wee bit shy of the fair sex.” 56. STANLEY MAXSON—Class Play “Modesty becomes a young man.

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192 3 RETROSPECT 1923 43. EARNEST KAEHLER If you want anything well done— do it yourself.” 44. HIRAM KATTERHENRY Let the world slide, a tig for care, a fig for woe.” 45. NORMA KELLER Quite and sincere.” 46. FREDERIC KLIPFEL — Assistant Business Manager. Such a fresh, busy, cozy, modest, ‘bud’.” 47. WALTER KOHLER—Class Play. A noisy man is always right.” 4?. RICHARD KUCK—Class Play. If you don’t know—guess.” 49. CLEOLA KERST Good nature and sense are usual ly companions.”

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1923 RETROSPECT 1923 57. RUTH CcCLINTOCK “Always happily engaged.” 58. ELIZABETH McCLURE “Still water runs deep.” 59. IRENE McCORMICK There are no laws for the upright.” 60. GLADYS METZ “My thoughts are my companions.” 61. FLORENCE MILLER “Laugh and grow fat—I did.” 62. LOUISE MILLER — Music and Dramatics Editor—Class Play. “Thy voice is celestial melody.”