Van Wert High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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H,xRoLD 1f:RAND'1' ' President QIQ, l2O .Xssistaut joke lirlitors-Excalibur lfiuzmce Committee..lixcalibur Hi-Y Manager-XVl1at Happened to .lone Class Pin Committee I.. M. A. H0 who clues flu' lwsf his vircuflzstamt s allow 17003 tuvll, arfs rmlzlyq lIll.Q'l'lS rould do no more. NADINE IBEYINGTON Vice l'resiclent '17, '20 - Literary Eflitor4Excalibur Chorus Personals What Happened to jones Class Pin Committee l,. M. A. Quiet as ll nun in veils Sn .vlzv lows tlzv hills and Dalvr .ll DYCE GC JT'l'SCHAl,l, Treasurer '20 Football '18, Cagtain ,IQ Hi-Y ' . Athletic I'llitor--Excalibur Minstrel 0 I.. M. A. Salt and Imfml 'makv the rlwcks rv LICNURE EARLY Secretary '20 Class Prophet Oratorical ' VVhat llappenecl to jones Chorus L. IX. .lust lm! not lwzllftless in low. 18

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the Senior year was a great success. They are all to be looked back on pleasantly, for not one was a failure. We had decided to have a party each month but other things such as the Penny Fair, the operetta, Contest of the Nationsf' debate and class play interfered but of course they have averaged more than one a month taking into consideration all of the festivities held at the end of the year. The class play, What Happened to jones, was a farce comedy given by our class on April 26 and 27. We tried harder than ever to make this our greatest class on April 26 and 27. VVe tried very hard to make this our greatest success and feel certain that you know our wish was gratified. Excalibur was probably our greatest undertaking. lt took much hard work out we all did the very best we could and who could do more? There was just a little tinge of sadness in all that gay rush at the end of the year. It was our farewell. The Prom was a most lovely affair. X'Ve feel with deep appreciation the spirit of the Juniors in giving it. Wfe hope we have ex- pressed it to them. Then came Commencement and with it the realization of our parting. To our minds this was quite a solemn affair and it held a deeper meaning for each of us than ever before. The Farewell is long to be remembered and that night we parted with some of our friends possibly forever. but the dear memories of our High School days will never be forgotten. M arena-swf'-S ff-ei 'if sz b 1 N vofftlmfbk 7 1 dfbffqabq 1. :avi N I 'viva L .Q Q ig x W vnu 1 fp In : .- 'Tar wk v Q 'fe ..fae3s0ss'Q5:f' egaaaefisye f, 1 AAl-v , V,,e.by.. 'xg :fa - ' e - I 5 r'+X -0-2 W ' . A A y -3 - I p. ,ga 17

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CARROLL ALLEN Treasurer-Excalibur l:il1Hl1CC+EXCZl1ilJl1f Chorus W'hut Happened to Jones Hi-Y L. M. A. .111 his wooing' is done. ' ROXIE BIENZ VVil1shire Graduate ,IQ I ,. M. A. The 1'l10.S'f 7llUIIfft'Sf .vigvz of wisdom is clzrfcrfzzlazvss. VKUUIS IEALYIEAT fIn.AA,-U 2' 1 'K Personals N' Football '19 Iiusket llzlll ,20 liusehzlll 'l9: Captain 'zo Chorus L. M. A. llvfis .rlofzc in clzrwsiazg cl frirnd, slower in alzangriug. RUTH HELL Chorus L. M. A. Thr' msc his red, hm' hair is, 1005 Hel' c11n1'111.s are ulallxy, hm' freckles few. 19