Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Orville Snyder He is a friend to all. Paul Snyder Serious? No, never. Charles Stein A tall and silent warrior. Lloyd Stiles Studiousness is a virtue. James Swink Who says little has little to answer for. Crawford Taylor Some day I'll be a Lawrence Tibbett. Helen Tester She doeth well who doeth her best. Betty Varner Her claim to fame is intelligence. Virginia Veit Achievement is her goal. Frederick Wisener Music makes the world go round. Evelyn Zerkel She has given us her best. Louetta Walker Her big brave lives out of town. Ned Young Some day he'll be president. Norma Zwiebel What more could you want? Virginia Wilkens Small and petite—a perfect squaw. ----O--- REACHED WAPA FROM A NEIGHBORING TRIBE OF A NOTED WARRIOR

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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

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IN MEMORIAM To Abie's Cla ss Oh! Senior Class of Thirty-five May all your dreams come true When you shall leave Blume High School As you start your life anew. Each of us down life's path must go, And when life's work be done, There's a friend who's waiting for us With a smile for everyone. So as your years pass swiftly by With great joys in your drive May God be with you is our prayer Oh! Class of Thirty-five. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kohler. o AND ORATOR, WAYWELEAPY. HIS PROWESS WAS SUNG BY HIS TRI-