Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Robert Gesler Intelligence makes the chief. Kathleen Green She's already captured, braves. Helen Heil To know her is to love her. Daisy Hengstler Cheery as the day is long. Robert Hiner I'm too busy to work. Eileen Hodges Reaching toward the highest. That's Eileen. Zenith Hormann Full of vim, vigor, and verbosity. Florence Howard Silence is her chief attribute. Harold Howard A redskin football star. William Howell What better warrior is there? Nevelyn Jackson They don't come any sweeter. Madge Kantner A light heart lives long. Rollin Kennedy He can play basketball. Carroll Kuhns He knows not what his greatness is. Ethel Langhorst Animal crackers! Can that girl type! Frederick Lanning What care I how the world goes? Virginia Lehning Not like other girls. Karl Koch Where's Betty? Frederick Koch Football is his idol. John Koch A brave's actions show his character. O AND BRAVES OF THE SETTLEMENT. MANY OF THE WARRIORS WOOED

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Betty Bachman Lively and lovable. That's Betty. Rosetta Beery Music is her hobby. June Billger Not an enemy but a friend. Jacob Boesel Little but mighty. Beatrice Bowsher Lovely to look at, lovely to know. Victoria Bowman A squaw there was o' quiet ways. Eva Buffenbarger She lives to laugh. Orva Cannon There are many Johns but only one for me. Mary Louise Carter So quiet, so modest. Harold Claflin In athletics he doth shine. Bus Clark Always into mischief. Edgar Crawford Cheerfulness is always popular. William Crawford Did you ever see him angry? Jack Davis Basketball is good for those who play it. Mary Ellen Eckenwiler Never weary, always cheery. Howard Elsass Just a good, quiet redskin. Bob Ewing Where there's fun, there's Bob. Norman Fogt He delves the depths of science. Emily Garretson I will always lead— never follow. Richard Gerlich Just a redskin from Blume High. O KONETA, WERE REVERED AND FAITHFULLY SERVED BY THE SQUAWS

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Norma Long Nothing disturbs her placidity. Evelyn Lusk Her virtues are rare. Bill Martin A man's a man for all that. John Meier The original Johnnie on the spot. Cleo Metzger A demure little squaw Junior Musser Every squaw's heap big warrior. John Orphal Athletics is my voca tion. Harry Pohlabel Prone to mischief; able to perform it. Leonard Rankin I dearly love an argument. Janis Rohrbaugh Being sarcastic is her delight. Goldie Rostorfer Her disposition, like her name, is golden. Genelle Schnell Conversation is her middle name. Dorothy Schuler It's quality not quantity that counts. Agnes Schweitzer Slow but persevering. Susan Seitz Let joy reign supreme. Kathleen Smith Her name is common, but she's rare. Byron Slattery His hands work wonders in craftsmanship. Opal Selover She's not the kind you forget. Dorothy Shaw Waldo Simth She, who is good, is Anything doing? happy. O KONETA, BUT NONE COULD CAPTURE HER FREE, HAPPY SPIRIT. TALES