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

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f gE L I - L C - - L 7 awlig FIRST PLATE Superintendent ..................... H. L. Sullivan Principal. . , Miss Odaffer Mr. jones Miss Hall Miss Chivington Miss Humphrey Miss Riggs Karns Orrin A. Bowlanfl Mrs. Collins Mr. Speith Miss Dukes SECOND PLATE Mr. Smith Mr. Barr l 8 Mrs. Smith Miss Henry Mr. Ungericht

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- ,,.? 1575? . 1 I I- ' ' 'fi 6 F iiii B Qur High School IIE advantages that our high school affords are many. Few of these have we missed throughout our four years, and having enjoyed these privileges, we shall look with reverence back over our school events. Although these advantages have been many, we feel that some of them f 't': e , I may be improved and more added. Individuals may ask: VVhat are the advantages that your High.School affords? Few high schools of our size have a Y. M. C. A. and a Y. NV. C. A. or a public library where one may further his education. Few have as modern a building, as good an athletic field and as beautiful a campus. . Then what do we lack? In our four years training we feel that the spirit of the school, scholarship and the athletics might be improved which, with the advantages that have previously been mentioned, would go to make Van Wert High School one of the best and largest high schools in the United States. School spirit is the one phase of school life that insures success for all school activities, entertainments and athletic enterprises and the good old feeling deep in our heart that you are a part of that high school. Better scholarship throughout may be obtained by co-operating with the school officials. VVith all courses under the departmental heads, better results may be obtained. Every member of the high school should participate in all interschool activities, thereby bringing honors to our school that will place it above all others in the high standards of scholarship. Our many institutions may be used to advantage in obtaining these ends, Showing interest in athletics is another method of placing the school high in the estimation of outsiders. Une may ask how athletics may be made better in our school? This question can be solved by having members of the various classes participate in all interclass activities, thus affording material to represent us in interschool activities, and by using the opportunities our Y. M. and Y. W. afford. To reach this one goal let us work, members of the high school, faculty and alumni, until Van VVert High School will be the best and one of the largest high schools in the United States. 10