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

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Q T422- All 2 .. N I O4T.: IUWD Wx. .fmt ICI! lf!-li' fe. 452 l Q-as 7 ,.. .1 1' ' I An X I v 'N V' ' I' i .nl :z ' X l RoBER'1' CiUNN-Hfllllll RUTH BONNEWITZ-Blllllljl President 4, Class Play 3 and 45 Football X'-Ili presidents Art Club president? 3 and 41 Basketball 3 and 42 U1-YS Scarlet and Gray-Editor-in-Chief sg Atllleflc Clvb- assistant Editor Excalibur. Vurzly, wcrzly, I say mzto yan, I ska!! be a baflzelor. LUTHER CARLO cada Mvunirn HARTZELL-illwdizh Hi-Y: Pres- Science Clubs Class Play 41 Dramatic Clubs Secretal-y'3 and 4g Class 'l'rea.surer 3 and 45 Business Mgr, Excali. play 4. burg btudent Mgr. Athleticsg Chorus. .llfm delights not me. Be not wise in your own frmcciis. Senior Class History Our Senior year opened with a burst of ambition which remained with us through- out the year. It might be thought that the class was too taken up in its own affairs to take heed of what was happening all around us. just the opposite took place. Vile ro-operated from the iirst with everything around us and were able to boast of one or more members in all school activities. Competent class officers were selected at our first class meeting, namely: Robert Gunn, President, Myrdith Hartzell. Vice-Presidentg Luther Carlo, Treasurer. and Ruth Bonnewitz, Secretary. To renew friendships and establish more class spirit, a hayrack party was given October w It was indeed a merry event and Well succeeded in its purpose. Noxember 2 we all disguised ourselves and went to the Hallowelen party. The annual Penny Fair, january ll, was a great success. Then February 8 the Seniors entertained the juniors at a party. In return they pud us back with interest, when they invited us to their party April 14. A lailor Vlade Man was carefully chosen to be our class play. It was pre- sented Xpril 7122 at the Strand theater, before a well pleased and appreciative A f Page Sci.'cllI1'cf'l may 'W' Wllff I if Y x i ,lf 1 ' c i 7 1 . L v . . , 'f ' .f ' r- - , l 5 Q 1 A . , A N . I .1 ' c Q ' audience. A HELEN SPAYD, '24. 5 2 Y W, 1 M l A 4xxx fi. ' ' 1 ' v fv 'i w x' .4

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Just cz P0'm Why is it we all yell and laugh, When you go out on a war path? Not war to kill, but war to win, To gain victory through thick or thin. You seem to know just where he goes, Though many times he steps on your toes. You shoot the ball from afar, just like we watch a falling star. At last the whistle blows for half, You leap, like wild! for the door in wrath, The boys all go and talk things over, And promise to play like men, together. Again the boys appear on the floor, And crowds of people gather at the door. You put up a iight hard and clean, The ball rolls and you are on the scene. The game becomes very exciting, And it will be hard deciding, We never stop to think who'll win, Beecause, you seem to drop them right in. Happy girls and boys are we, As we all leave the building full of glee, The praises go to many sons, And often times you are the one. LORAINE COLE, '2 5. X 6' R, as V bil- ld!! ,S 2 Q-2 4 2 aw..- Y if X 'W' nu f W lllluk ' UMW

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