Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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 THE RETROSPECT I I I I I I i i I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i I Miss Goerdis Ziegler j f DEDICATION ♦ • j We, the Senior class of 1932, sincerely dedicate this j Retrospect to Miss Goerdis Ziegler, instructor of English j and dramatics coach. She has made a place for herself j in our hearts by her outstanding ability, by her keen | understanding and appreciation of the truly great things j of life, by her loyal support of all school projects and | by her spirit of cheerful patience and helpfulness. Under | her guidance and leadership the dramatic productions of | Blume High School have reached the highest standard of | excellence and, mainly through her efforts, the school has I become well known in that respect. May Miss Zeigler I continue to be the guiding example and influence of our j lives in the years after we leave old Blume High.

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THE RETROSPECT FOREWORD In order that our schoolmates and the friends of Blume High School may have a lasting reminder of the past year, and in order that the alumni may recall their own school days by following the vivid pages in this book, we, the editors of 1932, present this issue of the Retrospect. This annual represents the final efforts of the staff and it is our sincere hope that in later years it will bring back memories of the happiest time of our lives—our school days. We hope that this book will recall the spirit of Blume High and all the happy memories associated with it. Just as history records the achievements of men and nations, so this Retrospect attempts to mirror the activities of the students during the years of ’31 and ’32. If we, to whom this work has been intrusted, have succeeded in accomplishing these things, we shall be amply repaid for the time spent on it.

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THE RETROSPECT Miss Marion Wilson APPRECIATION To Miss Marian Wilson we wish to express our sin cere appreciation for her inestimable assistance throughout our high school career. She has endeared herself to us through her understanding and ready sympathy, her cheering word in our discouraging moments, her hearty school backing and her irrepressible wit. She has given us unselfishly of her time, experience, and advice, and through her sincerity has secured for herself a place of honor deep in our hearts. Her personality has domin ated her courses, made her innumerable friends and won for her many admirers. To her we wish to give our deepest gratitude and respect for her honest endeav ors to make our school a better place. i i i i i i i I i