Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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n A Days Work For those who do not necessarily wish to extend their studies on to college, Blume has Home Economics courses for girls, Industrial Arts classes for boys which include drawing, wood work, metal work, foundry, printing, and auto mechanics. A class in agriculture is also offered to those interested in farming. Hulda Helmlinger, our oflice secretary, and the librarians have difficult tasks. Everyone is his boss . Hulda is asked for information about everything by students and teachers, while the librarians are expected to locate roferences on any subject. To them we say, “Thanks for your capability and patience in helping us. Blume students are very fortunate in having access to the library for references and reading at all times. The library has cooperated with the school by allowing students to study there six periods a day and by supplying the various departments with books tor use in the classroom at school.

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The Class of 1942 would like to change an old proverb to say—The third year is the charm. We feel that Mr. Humbert's third year as principal at Blume High School has placed a charm on our lives that will be remembered much longer than he now suspects. Therefore, we are expressing our gratitude for the ever-willing time and effort that he has given in starting us on a rightful road of life. The class of 1942 wishes to express its appreciation to our superintendent. Mr. Simpson. For three years Mr. Simpson has been willingly and cheerfully cooperating with the faculty and the student body in understanding their problems and giving inestimable advice and help in meeting objections intelligently. Because of his undivided interest in Blume High School. Mr. Simpson is admired and respected, as well as being a friend to each person in Blume High School.