Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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CtK Retrospect MALCOLM ROHRBAUGH—“John” He hath common sense in a way that is uncommon.” Asst. Editor of Lantern: Editor of Retrospect: Debating Team—1. FLORENCE RUNKLE—“Flunk” She symbolizes action, school spirit, and loyalty.” Basketball—4; Girl Reserve—1: Home Ec. Club—1; Glee Club—1: Lantern—1; Athletic Editor Retrospect GRACE SIEGE •Grace” A quiet and unassuming maid is she.” Home Ec. Club—1. ELVA SCHERER—'“Elva” Although quiet we know she’s there. We hear the click of a typewriter in the air. Staff Typist. PAULINE SCHULER—“Polly” Her motto: Things worth doing are worth doing well.” Glee Club—4; Orchestra 3; Lantern—1: Girl Reserves-2—Vice Pres. ’30; Debating Team—1; Feast of the Red Corn”; ”A Prince There Was”; Sun Bonnet Girl—cast. BERNARD SHAW—“Bill” Pn work I live. move, and have my being.” Debating Team—1. FREDERICK SLUSHER There are two sides to every question, mine an the wrong one.” Tennis—1; Hi-Y—3—Vice Pres. French Club—1: Lantern—1; Business Manager • Retrospect. LUCRETIA SMITH—“Cretia” Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and you spoil a perfectly good complexion.’ Glee Club—3. PAULINE SMITH—“Polly” Her cardinal virtue is. she thinks. Merit from duty never shrinks. Home Ec. Club—3—Pres. 29.

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 | £l)c Retrospect MARGUERITE MERTZ—“Dodo” Anything she does, she does well. And she does most everything.” Glee Club—4; Girl Reserve—2; French Club---2; Feast of the Red Corn”; “A Prince There Was.” ONETA METZGER—“Need” She does right well all things she tries.” Home Ec. Club—1; Secretary—Class of ’30; Orchestra—4; Staff Typist. RAYMOND MUSSER—“Ray” His forceful oratory would put Cicero to shame.” Orchestra—4; Ag. Club—4; Hi-Y—2; The Easy Mark ; Across the Street : Debating Team: Snapshot Editor of Retrospect: Seven Keys to Baldpate” CATHERINE MYERS- “Kate” She needs no eulogy—she speaks for herself. But we might say that Kate’s O. K. French Club—; Glee Club—3: Orchestra—3: Girl Reserve—4—Treasurer ’29: Debating Team: Feast of the Red Corn”; A Prince There Was”; Across the Street”; Dramatic Editor of Retrospect; Seven Keys to Baldpate” KATHRYN NAUS—“Kate” “A disposition that’s sweet and sound A girl who’s a pleasure to have around.” Glee Club —2; Home Ec. Club—2; Girl Reserve—2. LAVONNIA NUSS—“Vony” “Always out for fun and glee. The dark side of the cloud she fails to see.” BERNADINE PRESAR—“Bernie” She’s the girl with the winning way. Her smile sticks with us throughout the day.” Glee Club—3: Home Ec. Club—1: Girl Reserve—1. MARTHA REED—“Mart” Her frowns are sweeter far Than what smiles of other maidens are.” Girl Reserve—4: Glee Club—3: Feast of the Red Corn : A Prince There Was”; Lantern—1; Literary Editor of Retrospect; Seven Keys to Baldpate.” aaaa 19 3 0

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£IK Retrospect 1 He could show Ted Lewis a few things. Football —3: Basketball—2: Track—2: Tumbling—2—Capt. ’2S; Glee Club—4: Hi-Y—2: Band—3: Orchestra—3: Tulip Time”: Minstrel Show”—cast: Seven Keys to Baldpate EVELYN STINEBAUGH—“Skipper” Whoever said I was false of heart? Girl Reserve —2; Glee Club—1; Lantern—1; Debating Team : Across the Street”. IRENE STOLL—“Dutch” She’s quiet, she’s sweet. One whom all delight to meet.” Glee Club—4— Pianist: Orchestra—3: Home Ec. Club—3: Feasi of the Red Corn. RICHARD STULTZ—“Dick” Our athletic hero is he. Always proud of him we will be. Football—4: Track—4: Glee Club—1; Athletic Ass. —2: Tumbling—1. MINNIE SWARTZ -“Minnie” Diligently laboring over her books. Many good grades this way she hooks. CHARLES SWINK—“Charlie” Charies has the broad outlook on life that is fount wherever they sing Sweet Adeline.” President-Class of 30: Football—1; French Club—1; Glee Clut —3: Tulip Time : “A Prince There Was. VICTOR THRUSH—“Pete” All great men are dead, and I don’t feel well.' Football—2: Basketball—1: Track—2: Hi-Y—1. CHARLES TIEBEN—“T-Bone” He laughs and the world laughs with him. Football—1: Track— 2: Ag. Club—2: Hi-Y—2: Glee Club—1. RALPH VAN HORN—“Van” Oh that I lived in England where aristocrats are appreciated”. 19 3 0 ROGER STIENECKER—“Stene