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

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EXCALHHH2 ACHESON, MAURICE- Red!, Maurice seems to be The Seniors Peck's Bad Boy With his hair, freckles and that smile. Hes the very picture of ioy. ARNOLD, WINIPRED- Winm'e BELL, VAUGHN- Dolittle This is our stylish would-be sheik, Now, girlies. where are your specks? Take one more look before you grab, Cause he leaves your hearts perfect wrecks. BROWN, ELIZABETH- Berry You may think her bashful. But oh! gee, you don't know That wherever little Donnie is, Winnie is sure to go. BLAKE, MARGARET-'fBoots A'Boots is always in a hurry. As a cheer-leader she's the 'class'. Always laughing and yelling, ls this little Sr. lass. BANTA, WILLIAM- Brill American history is her special, Curly hair and big, brown eyes. Just plain powder is her facial. She's weakened the hearts of many guys CHILCOTE, PAULINE- Pollie Does she like debate? Oh, l'll say she can bluff. One Hrst-shaken at Mr. Nott And he surrenders fast enough. Bill just came to us this year, BUSCH, REYNOLD1USl'H We're glad to claim him, too. He ranks first-class in drawing and singing, As we say-credit to whom credit is due.' .1927 At manual training, he's a Lehning, And Si can drive a Ford also: He's from the country and you know, For Prom, made Alice a handsome beau Page Seusnlnw

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EXCAUBUR I I Senior Omcers LUTHER GUNSETT-Presidenr JAMES HARRIS-Vice-President A more honorable, dignified and ca- pable president to direct our uncertain future could not possibly have been found. Especially, in arranging and circulating petitions to be signed, did Gunne gain widespread notoriety. For three years Luther has successfully met and overcome the many trying prob- lems which have threatened the welfare of his class. James Harris was Gunne's able assistant. lt was Jim who guided our ship when Gunne was unable to be present. His un- tiring efforts to better our class in every way, has made our class the best ever. We take pleasure in recommending Jim as a superior vice-president. VIRGINIA MARKER-Sec'y-Treas. Virginia Marker was the charming little miss who called the roll and kept the lucre. Although she was never overburdened with the shining shekels, she took very good care of the precious few we had. Jinnie has proven a remarkably eHicient ofhcer, and we feel that we were indeed very fortunate to have such a capable per- son to lill this responsible position. 1927 r Pnye Sfzlux v

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A EXCALIBUR CLARK, RUSSEL- Rus - DILBONE, GERALD-HFGIU Russ just entered our school this year, And we must say. has played his part, Being elevator boy in the Lottery Man, Vv'e think. gave him his start. CONN, LOIS- Connie This is the lad who likes to Wash dishes, A very timid, frail, little thing, But we all know that 'Fat' will feel better, When he gives Maudie her ring. PAWCETT, ILO- Ike Very quiet and yet bewitching, Most always on a date, When Lois comes running down the street By gosh, you know you're late. EDWARDS, JANE- Jrmm4e At music she is like a bird, But when athletics are at choice, Oh, we are very glad to say That Jane forgets her voice. COBB, DELMAR- Chuck A quiet but sincere Senior, And to all he's polite and kind, A person who could take Delmar's place Would surely be hard to find. e I 1927 Page Eighlem DRAKE, FOREST- Drake A wonderful personality, A laugh like that of a fairy, The ouestion now before the class 'Will Percy and lkey marry?' FELL, FAENELLA- Fae Our Editor-in-Chief and We're proud of her, A true blue girl, One look from you and it is sure Her friendship wand she'll hurl. Very handsome with curly hair. Someone started a fad, And all the girls formed a society To tease this bashful lad.