Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Oe Retrospect MILDRED WALDMAN—“Millie” “A smile is the trademark of a happy soul.” Glee Club—3; Girl Reserves—4. MARY C. VVEIDXER—“Mary” A girl who has so many pleasing ways.” Home Ec Club—2. GRACE TIEBEN- -Grace” “A sweet smile and friendly word for all.” Glee Club—4; “Cherry Blossom”; “Tulip Time” RALPH WHITE—“VVhitey” “I vow that life for me is one long snap.” HAROLD WINEMILLER “Bead-Eye” “Our steam roller is surely great when it comes to athletics.” Basketball—4. LORETTA WOLAVER—“Etta “She’s loving, thoughtful, wise and kind. Pure in heart and strong in mind.” Glee Club—2; Home Ec—2: “Cherrv Blossom” HELEN WING ET—“ Hclly” “Full of pep, and always in demand. but who has her heart? We wonder.” Glee Club—2—Pianist: Girl Reserves—4—Sec. ’27—Vice Pres. ’28: Orchestra—2: Annual Staff—Society Editor: Lantern Staff—1: “Cherry Blossom” “Tulip Time”—Cast; “The Patsy”

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€l)t Retrospect ROLAND STAHL—“Roily” “The hearty grasp, the honest gaze The voice that means the things it says. Hi-Y—1; Basketball—1; Lantern— 1; Annual Staff—Bus. Mgr.; Treasurer—Class of ’28; Student Council. HAZEL STUCK MAN—“Haze “Her good humor and practical jokes have made her the champion gloom chaser of B. H. S. ; Glee Club—4; Girl Reserves—4; Orchestra—4; “Cherry Blossom ; “Tulip Time LOTTIE STREIGHT—“Lotts “My thoughts and heart are all for one. Glee Club—4; Girl Reserves —4; Annual Staff—Literary Edit or; Secretary—Class of ’28; “Tulip Time —Cast; “Cherry Blossom ’; “The Patsy” EDYTHE SWINK—“Wink “Her heart is many, many miles away, With whom? Had we better say?” Glee Club—4; Girl Reserves—4; Basketball—3; Annual Staff—Artist; Lantern Staff—2; “Cherry Blossom ; “Tulip Time ROBERT TANGEMAN—“Bob “And to his eye there was but one beloved face on earth, and that was shining on him. Glee Club—4 —Pianist; Orchestra—4—Pianist, .President—Class of ’28; “The Easy Mark ; “The Patsy WILLIAM SWINK—“Bill “He’s a dandy arguer we must all confess, If he’d only leave out that—“more or less. Glee Club—4; Orchestra—1; Band —2; Hi-Y—2, President; Lantern Staff—1; “Cherry Blossom ; “Tulip Time”—Cast.

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€bc Retrospect Senior Class History Much like a gentle shower in summer, the freshmen of 1924 came strolling into the building—very quiet and fearful of hurting something, but active enough to make their presence known. And, continuing like the same shower, soon filled up many empty places and began to be dissolved into their surroundings. As time went on, they began to move about; going around obstacles, over or thru them, but always going. In this they differed from the gentle rain by going always higher and higher instead of lower. As more and more of the clouds cleared away, this class began to shine, and the many sparkles here and there marked the places of honor held by its members. In 1928 when all of the twists and turns had been passed and all the members had united into one great river, which nothing had, or ever could have succeeded in stopping, they plunged into the sea of success, taking along with them much sediment, in the form of knowledge, to be used to create new things and be deposited, in the end, in the History of the World. FRANKLIN ROMSHE yj Senior Class Poem The voyage is over. The shore is drawing nigh; Shadows of fond memories Bring back the days gone by. Our journey's well completed For thus our captains say; Under whose skillful guidance We’ve toiled each busy day. Must we depart to other lands? Must we our farewell say? We sure will miss the good times That you’ll enjoy each day. TREVA LONG yj OFFICERS President ......................Robert Tangeman Vice President ....................Robert Koenig Secretary .........................Lottie Strcight Treasurer ..................................Roland Stahl 4 Class Motto....We learn not for school but for life. Class Colors .................Yale Blue and Gray Class Flower .............................Columbia Rose