Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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 3 o 3 o 3 o 3'r] he Retrospect o oooe Class of 192 7 DOROTHY COIL Dorothy loves to dance; in fact she’s the incarnation of fun and good nature. She has a vein of humor sufficient to rid all her friends of the blues. When one meets Dot coming to school he knows it’s a sure sign to get a “move on” for she seldom gives herself much of a margin- ALICE ECKENWILER Girls’ Ath. Ed.—Eckie possesses a number of splendid characteristics. She is jolly, independent, carefree and loves sports. Therefore she was chosen athletic editor of the Staff. She has done excellent work. Alice's graduation will leave a vacancy in the Girls’ Basketball Team that will be hard to fill. LEONA ECKENWILER Honey”, though small, has an unlimited supply of knowledge- She is a very good commercial student. She’s the only person we can. imagine who loves a bill (Bill). He has driven her throughout the year to and from school. We expect that we shall be offering our heartiest congratulations within the near future. ROGER ELSASS Roger is short when it comes to height, but in other things he seems to be up to the standard. He’s good in dealing with all sorts of mathematics. Success to him! FRANCIS EMERSON We present to you some of nature’s noblemen! Francis is rather slow at times, but give him time and he will accomplish wonders. He may be bashful around his boy friends, but with the girls—maybe we’d be surprised- MARION ERB Marion doesn’t bother anyone except when he wishes to find out something that he doesn’t know. He’s very seldom seen wasting his and other people’s time. We imagine that he will be associated with a large Bakery some day. ume Hi 192 7

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CHARLES BROWN Business Manager—Class Play—Charles is one of the famous athletic men of our class. Another favorite form of amusement for him is French. His entrances and exits to and from a class room resemble an electrical storm; rapid as lightning and noisy as thunder. His work on the staff as Bus. Manager has been splendid. MARY BUCHS Mary never lets anything interfere with her pleasures. She is so attractive that she charms all the boys within sixty miles. Whenever Mary goes out driving she usually heads the Essex west' HELEN BURK Helen has a dignity all her own which some mav find hard to surpass, but those who know her best realize that she is a lovely girl. By her thoughtful attitude, we expect that she has a Romeo. Helen is very intelligent. WINIFRED CAMPBELL Winifred means business. His air of in-dependance can be pardoned when one considers this man’s talents. He knows all about tires and will some day be prominent in that business. ALTHEA CANNON Althea is a speed shark when it comes to typing. No doubt she will become famous as one of the world’s greatest stenographers- She is sociable and easy to please. ROY CHRISTLER ’’Red is a representative young American. A jolly fellow, with mischief gleaming from his eyes. He has several times suffered from a ticklish sensation around his heart. He has wooed and won the maid of his desire. Hi 1927

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Class of 1927 LOIS FESSLER Lois is always happy and has a smile for all of us—all of the time- She is a splendid worker and accomplishes all the tasks assigned to her. She is admired by all of her classmen; by one individual (Harold) in particular. LOUISE FISHER The girl of attractive appearance and beautiful eyes is one of the sweetest girls in our class—just ask George. Most of her conflicts with the opposite sex arise because ‘‘I just can’t make my eyes behave!” Louise is a valued chum because of her willingness to assist ii :r friends and teachers at all times. HAROLD FOGT Harold is of a retiring nature and is well liked. He advocates the principle “One can not always be a hero, but one can always be a man.” Girls in his estimation are a menacing calamity- Blu me Hi I EUNICE FRIDEGER Gentle and quiet are words descriptive of Eunice who’s very studious and self contained. While in Blume High, her work has always been excellent, so that her time has been successfully and pleasantly spent. MARY GOEKE Editor-in-Chicf Retrospect. Modest and seemingly shy, but what power of initiative, of perspicuity, of ability to accomplish the tasks set for her. The ease with which she performs her work is fascinating. The grace with which she moves among others is charming. t DOYLE HAHN Doyle always takes keen delight in arguing. and he will no doubt become a great orator, as he argues on anything or nothing at all. His greatest pleasure is teasing Glenn- Here’s a good sport who adds lively spirit to our class.