Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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ENGLISH They say the English language is the li to learn. Don't you believe it. lust heeaus must know the seven parts of speech, the of sentences, sentence structure, types of p anal clauses, punctuation, capitalization. c spelling, the exceptions to the numerous themselves, pronunciation, the tlillie 'en tween a geruntl antl a participle, atl nouns, verbs, to know all these things tl mean that it is hartl, it's just clown rigl ficult. Left - MR. F. E. PARKS English II, Music 7, S, Retrospect visor, Ohio Northern University, IS. S., Iu School of Music, B. M., Columbia Univ M. A. Top Michael Owlihello -Senior version llottom Freshman Classroom Presentation MISS CATHERINE M. CULLETON INLII l,lClLll'L'llb Ohio Northcfn University Ii. S., Ohio State Uniyersiiy M. A.. English III Elementary Principal. 26 Center - MISS ADA HUNT English I, IV, Chairman of English IQ ment, Chairman of Dramatic Depar Ohio Wesleyan University, IS. A., Ohie University, M. A. Right - MISS LUCILLE IIUSHOT English III, IV, Girls Physical Etlut Girls' Athletic Association Atlyisor, 4 leatlers Atlyisor. Ohio Northern Unix Il. S.

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ll RQUH Q 'urn 'APAKJMW Anus Top Left - Must Be Hot. WNW- K Bottom Left -4 VVorking Haul? N'P INDUSTRIAL ARTS ln thc intlustrial arts tlepartnient are tountl thc future carpenters, metal vvoikeis yxeltlers, and ship architects Having learnetl to square a piece of vvootl, to use a lathe, clove tail a joint, antl use a saw, these boys can builtl any wootlen articles they neetl. First anal secontl class metal workers learn to cast useful articles in metals. The pre- Ilottom Right - The Finishing Touch. 1 . X A . T I ' . 1 , . . Q , 28 auto mechanics course teaches the boys to operate ilry lantl vehicles. Upper Right QL. to R.j MR. THOMAS STEELE General Science, Drawing ll, NN work Il, Football Line Coach, Re Basketball Coach. Iunior Hi-Y Atl Boys Physical liilucation, Ohio N .Jrn University, li. S. MR. WILLIAM PFTFRSOI lntlustrial Arts, VVootIwork ll, sity Football Coach, Track Coach sistant Basketball Coach, Ohio N ern University, ll. S., Kent State. MR. H. C. ISFCKVVITH Auto Mechanics, Metal VVork, 1 ing, Printing, Ratlio Club Atl Photography Club Aclvisor, Int State Teachers College, li. S., State University, General Motors ' nical Institute, Flint, Michigan.