Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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MATHEMATICS l11 this departn1e11t, tl1e lNlLlSllll7l11CI1 are taught ow to chart tl1e course ol our sl1ip. They master 1e X llllll y i11 algebra, angles, arcs, and triangles 1 plane geoinetry, llllkl tl1e n1ore difficult steps i11 lvallfetl algebra Lllltl solid geometry. For tl1e few l1o were interested. a special class in trigonometry as taught hy Mr. Criles. op Ia-lt M ilitlllgll l'rol1len1. otton1 Left - First Year Algebra Class. otton1 Right W lfxplaining a Theorem i11 Solid eometry. MR. IOI-IN G. CRITES Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Chemistry, Physics, Head of tl1e Science Department, Sopho- more Class Advisor, Defiance College, A. B., Ohio, State University M. A. MR. VICTOR BLANK E Algebra, Plane Geometry, Sl1op Mllfll, General Math, Mechanical Corps Advisor, Director of Audio- Visual Education, Shelby County Normal School, Miami University, B. S., Ohio State University, M. A. 29

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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.

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Q, in T' Ns I. A- An important factor in American History. VIRS. CHARLES R. MILLER ' X. 'X f - l . I 5 Civics, Senior Class AllX'lSLJ1', School Council Atlvisor, Heatl of the Social Science Depart- ment, Miami University, A. IS., Ohio State Uiiiversity, M. A. MRS. LUIDVVIiLL I3 INKLHY American History, Wcmrltl History, Y-Teens Aclvisor. Social Committee Aclvisor, Denison University, R. A. 2. AW Iscxis-' Commentators. SOCIAL SCIENCE This is the ship's tliplomatic department, preparing our men and Women for the rough waters aheacl in national and international affairs. The hasic principles of citizenship are learnecl cluring the first year ahoartl ship. Thirtl elassmen take up the stutly of worltl historyg second classmen learn the glorious past of their own countryg and finally the Civics classes instill the qualities that make for gootl citizens of America and the worlcl. 30