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

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01131 -we X ' qfflmll C lass Prophecy By RADIU This is station PDQ, Van Wert, Ohio, broadcasting alumnus news of the class 5 l seskmfilmlnm ' x Q . . BQ of 224, of Van Wert High School. Miss Virginia Bien talking-Hello folks of the good old class of '24. I hope there are just heaps of you listening in on the radio tonight, for I've news concerning all the members of our dear old class. I met several of the girls downtown today, and we had a jolly old times chat'l at lunch. I met Lillian Benson, Margaret Webber, Charlotte Fugate and Lenore Hoghe, and it was from them that I got most of my news. It seems that Benny, Pauline Hoffman, Wava Ringer and Grace Duprey are all 'fschool marms out at our own Marsh Foundation, and Benny testified that they sure have their hands full managing the noisy children. William Allison is janitor in the same noble institu- tion. I learned, much to my surprise, that Marcile Ireton is a iiourishing business woman and can be seen driving her handsome ecru colored mare and wagon to match around the country on her rural mail delivery, or hanging out her washing on the line Qit's hinted that she is the most skillful washwoman in seven counties and manages to support the whole Conley tribe on her earningsj. The Bell boys, Gaylord and Wilbert, are now in court, I am ashamed to state, on a charge of editing in partnership a very shocking magazine called 'fWindy Talesjl a magazine, I take it, similar to Breezy Stories. Goldie Boham, Marguerite Crab- tree, Mary Fryer and Lydia Gocke have established an Old Maids Home and elected as their president Dick Priddy, who is filling his position admirably, assisted by Dean Pennell. I forgot to say that the lawyer for the defense in the Bell boys, trial is Bob Conley, who is now reduced to but a mere shadow of his former self by diligent and exhaustive study. Bernice Blake is married to her Ralph dearf' and they are happy in their missionary work in Greenland. It seems that in their honeymoon sojourn to the north land, Bernice was moved by the condition of the nation, so she and Ralph remained to reform them. Pearl Logan can now talk as much as she wishes to her Clyde for lo, she is now Mrs. Holtrey, wife unto the biggest railroad man in the state of Ohio. Cally is an automobile magnate in Detroit, having turned down a dazzling offer to sing When You and I Were Young, Maggie, in vaudeville. Bob Gunn lost all his money by getting married before he was twenty-five. He had made a bet, with an old flame of his, that he wouldn't do that, so of course when he lost by marrying the little girl of HN' York,'l he had to start at the bottom, but now he has amassed a huge fortune by the manufacture of shoe strings. Vera Gabriel, Bill Myers and Alice Rumble are now Hslinging hashu in Chicago restaurants. Carl Starkey is pitching for one of the big league teams and is quite devoted to his work. Red Wilson works in Woolworth's ladies, wearing apparel de- partment, Luther Carlo is a prominent Wall street financier. Millard Koogle is a train conductor and is happily married to a cross-eyed, bowlegged brunette. Leland Sharp is behind the bars for motorcycle speeding. john jackson is now a famous movie star in Hollywood. Paul Denig, Forrest Hertel and Lawrence Dewitt are wealthy ditch diggers and ride to work every day in their Rolls Royces. Peck Eck and Vern Hertel work on the section and may be seen any morning bidding their wives an ardent adieu as they depart for the work train with their dinner pails a worried look on her face whom We recognized as Ruth Bonnewitz, and we greeted Ax .0 Page Thirty if X 6' 1 am ICD! llllhikhi p x D 2 Q-I. At this point our conversation was interrupted by the entrance of a woman with i 4 -2- - w cm A A , ww' - ' f Q . lrflli 4