Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Papooses of the Tribe FIRST ROW: M. J Taylor. S. Arnett. N. J. Stroebel. A, Baber. R. Campbell. M. Graham. Langhorst. M. Dill. B. Beard. H. Shannon. bECOND ROW: V. Metzger, E. Shaw. F. Jacobs. M. Underwood. S. Shaw, B. Johnson. E. Knatz. H. Hall. B. Zerkel. THIRD ROW: M Rickert. M. E. Spees. T. Stinebaugh. M. Merkel. H. Kantner. V. Bahr. TT M- Barber- L- E. Minich. H. Market. FOURTH ROW: M. Custer. B. Elsass. J. Jones. E. Jackson, M. L. Cook. J. Hanning. B. Rostorfer, E. Helmlinger. L Schaub. FIFTH ROW: C. Kuhns. H. Stech. K. Oschner, F. Pfenning. M. C. Botkins. B. Howell. , M. Krieger. H. Werling. W Lotridge. M. Vanskiver. MATH ROW: C. Rains. D. Knierim. R. Burden, A. Koeck. A. Ruppert. G. Lanning E Bowsher. R. Sheipline. TOp ROW: D. McAdams. F. Howell. A. Smith. B. Zwiebel, C. Evans, E. Maus, R. Walls. W. Klopfenstein. Shannon W. Bechdolt. A Snyder. N. Burden. V. Mesarvey. L. Ruck. 1HIRD ROW L. Gesler. O. Leibenck. A. Harrison. E. Stiles. V. Wildermuth, M. Presar, FOTTR'PH row 'JH Remper.■ F Knauss. R. Truesdale. H. Miller. R. Hibner. L. Ruck. POURTH ROW. M Ruppert F Weimert. M. Ruppert. C. Stimmel. M. Smith. R. Neidemire. Nl Neidern,re. v. Rhoades D. Lunz. M. Jeanneret. J. Weber. FIFTH ROW: M. Daum H. Howard. R. Rains. R. Shaw, W. Vanschoyck, D. Harshbarger. W. Ritchie. L. Stroh. R. Brautigam. H. Kantner. SIXTH ROW: C. Vorhees. C. Wise. R. Smith. W. Bowsher. W. Hines, C. Johnson, R. Gierhart R. Combs, P. Ankerman.. -------O--------- PA. HE SAW KONETA AND FELL IN LOVE WITH HER BEAUTY AND KIND-

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Indian Lads and Maidens FIRST ROW: A. Hamilton. H. Knatz, M. Swearingen. B. Elsass, I. Rankin. L. Packer SECOND ROW: M. Dudgeon. V. Kantner. M. Shappel. M. Buchanan. L. Mills, L. Metzger THJRD ROW: V. Bailey, R. Lusk. M. Luntz. E. Scheblo, J. Sprague. K. Fullerton, M. George. N. Jones. FOURTH ROW: L. Jeanneret. L. Johnson. M. Packer, H. Lusk H. Schlatter, M. Shappell, M. Varner, M. Harshbarger. F. Sawmiller. FIFTH ROW: P. Presar. K. Hostetler. V. Beech. J. Nichols. M. Bechdolt, M. Shockey, T. Wentz. I. King. SIXTH ROW: R. Kentner, M. Custer, G. Barber, B. Metzger, W. McCullough, E. Delong, M. Scott. D. Botkins. FIRST ROW: D. Claflin, B. Faulder. J. Taylor. W. Kolter SECOND ROW: C. Crusie. M. Ballweg. M. Stein. W. Kantner. H. Zwiebel. W. Koenig. W. Ritchie THIRD ROW: D. Decoursey. R. Tester, R. Daum. H. Koch, P. Ruese. A. Bailey, F. Fisher, R. Devore. L. Gray. C. Fite. FOURTH ROW: K. Gutman. G. Copeland. B. Jarvis. R. Catterlin. H. King. J. Ritter, H. Chrismer. C. Metzger. F. Roth, D. Shafer, L Gierhart. FOURTH ROW: K. Gutman. G. Copeland. B. Jarvis. R. Catterlin. H. King...t. FIFTH ROW: N. Aufderhaar, B. Parish. F. Idle. E. Burden, B. Bubp. D. Metzger L. Jeanneret, M. Varner. N. Lyman, R. Rinehart. SIXTH ROW: H. Tester. J. Lanning, D. Disney. R. Skinner. N. Krapf. SEVENTH ROW: R. Stroh. M. Bryan. P. Fisher. E. Sheaks, R. Weitz, H. Bowman. P. Wisener, C. Kreimes, E. Shoup, K. Frische. O THE VILLAGE TO BRING IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HIS CHIEF TO WA-

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Council of The Warriors FIRST ROW: Mr. Swearingen. Mr. Bush. Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Miller SECOND ROW: Irene May. Mary Bachman. Betty Bachman. Fay Pfenning. Orva Cannon THIRD ROW: John Meier. William Hines. Waldo Smith. John Lanning, David Metzger, James Dearbaugh. This year a papoose came to join the activities group of Blume High School. After much deliberation it was decided to admit the young one into their exclusive circle. This little papoose began her life as a Petition and was formally presented by a majorty of the student body. When she was accepted, of course a new name had to be provided and they changed Petition to Student Council. Since that time this council has gained power until at the end of the years, the entire village looks upon it as that which rules all extra-curricular activities. Every seven suns the members, who have been chosen by their tribe-mates, meet along with three faculty advisors. Some of their important questions have been presented to the tribe in an effort to find out the general opinion on the matters. The council sponsored all the dances which were held after basketball games and divided the wampum among several of her more needy sister lodges. This section of our Redskin Tribe really deserves praise for the things it has conquered in its first year. If the successors value the trust placed in them, the tribe will eventually have in its midst a veteran organization of true worth. o NESS. MANY TIMES AS THE NIGHT SUN RODE HIGH IN THE HEAVENS