Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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Mr. SStuU nS: Mr’ DuPere Mr- Hamer‘ Mr Roberts. Mr. Nash. Mr. Oppy. Mr. Beckwith. Mr. Schofer. . ,iIr iones' Mrs MilIer Miss Doty. Miss Metzger. Miss Barnes. Miss Blankenbaker. Miss Distelrath. Mr. Chapman. Not in picture: Mr. Taylor. Mr. Schroer. Faculty Miss Barnes: Girl Reserve Adviser, Junior Social Studies, Shorthand II, Typing I, Business English, Business Principles. Mr. Beckwith: Mechanical Drawing, Metal Work, Auto Mechanics. Miss Blankenbaker: Retrospect Adviser, English Coordinator, Latin I and II, French II. Mr. Chapman: Advanced Drawing, Advanced Woodwork, Shop. Miss Distelrath: Girl’s Physical Education, World History. Miss Doty: Lantern Adviser, Guidance, English I. Mr. DuPere: Band. Mr. Hamer: Assistant Football Coach, English III and IV, School Council Adviser, Visual Education. Mr. Humbert: Junior Social Studies, School Council. Mr. Jones: Citizenship, Guidance, Plane Geometry, Stamp Club Adviser. Miss Metzger: Girl Reserve Adviser, Home Economics. Mrs. Miller: Guidance, American History, School Council Adviser. Mr. Nash: Junior Hi-Y Adviser, Assistant Football Coach, General Science, Chemistry. Mr. Oppy: Physical Education—Grades, English II, Speech, Radio Club Adviser. Mr. Roberts: Senior Hi-Y Adviser, Guidance, Biology, General Science. Mr. Schofer: Athletic Coach, Algebra, Boy’s Physical Education. Mr. Schroer: Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club. Mr. Stultz: Physics, Junior Business Training, Shop Mathematics, Animal Husbandry. Mr. Taylor: Faculty Manager of Athletics, Booster’s Club Adviser, Bookkeeping I and II, Typing I and II. Shorthand I.

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Although this is but his first year as Superintendent, Mr. Simpson has shown his ability to succeed, once he has tackled a job. His popularity with the pupils seems best attributed to his impartiality, his gracious manner, and willingness to help every one with a cheerful attitude. Our Principa Mr. Humbert Superintendent . . . Mr. Simpson This has been Mr. Humbert's first year at Blume, but he has already gained the respect and admiration of all who have come to know him. Because of his willingness to help us, he has made this year a most successful and enjoyable one for all of the students in the school.

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Mr. Jones Miss Metzger Mr. Taylor Mr. Stultz Miss Distelrath To the faculty we wish to extend our most heartfelt thanks for the interest and attention which they have bestowed upon us both as a class and as individuals, for the standards and examples which they have set up and held before us as a goal towards which to strive, for the privilege of their pleasant companionship both within and without the classroom, and last, but by no means least, for their unyielding determination to teach us a little something and prepare us for what they know to be a mad, rushing world, despite our apparent indifference and lack of purpose. We would like to take this opportunity also, to express the wish that they retain in their memory some of ihe finer and nobler things which we did and for which we were responsible, along with those mistakes and inconsiderate attitudes which are certain to stand foremost in their minds long after our names have been forgotten at Blume High School. One thing certain is that we will bear with us, as we leave this fine institution to tread our separate paths, a memory of each and every one of the members of the finest group of men and women we shall ever meet in one unit, our faculty.