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

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AJEXCALIBUR ORT, DONALD- Don PRITCHARD, PERCY- Perp 'We need more students like you, Don, The laughing, happy kind, Just keep it up until the end And success you're sure to End. MILLER, RUBY- Rube She's not the every day Happer, Flappering here and there, Paut what she does is done, and right, Quite haDDV but still unaware. MOORE, WANDA- Pepsy She likes the rough out-of-door sports, No work inside can she toil, We hate to give Pepsy up, For, to the Purple and Gold she is loyal. OSBORN, JOE-HJOQU When Joe makes up his mind to sing No one on earth could stop him, His mouth's very wide, heard above all, But we lay the blame onto 'Jim'. 192 7 Pug: Twnnly-four A'Oh, where, oh where has my little heart gone? Said Percy one day in a fright, I know where it is, said a neighbor of his. Ike has it, now isn't that right? PAINTER, IBEAL- Peter 'iSmall, pretty hair and eyes, Don't try to lind her a steady, Oh! how we hate to let her go, Cause-she's engaged-already. PoTTs, NELLIE- Potsy A very good cook and server, And we think-Miss Plotner's pet, Always grinning and if you know Nellie, A very ine friend you have met. RUCKLOS, RICHARD- Dick He' is one of our many 'Runts'. With a girl called Connie on the brain, He's great in basketball and a real good sport, We sometimes call him 'Windy' as a nick name.

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.. .1 EXCAJLIBUR--ee MILLER, PAUL- Moonbeams A very good sport is AMoonbeams' With his broad funny smile, To iust one chance to tease someone, 'Moonbeam' would walk a mile. MICHAEL, MAUDE- Mike Way up. up in your studies. Always laughing, too. Having heaps and heaps of fun. We hope success goes with you. MIHM. ROSE--HROSl'9U Rosie is a good true pal, From bookkeeping she'd run a mile. But she wins the hearts of everyone Does Rosie with her smile, NELSON. REYNOLD- Nelson He can get the grades in bookkeeping, He likes typing. too, And those who can draw like he XVe must remark are few. l NICKEY, EDWARD- Abe He signed up for nine subjects one time, His smartness, he thought, to shower, So after school little Abie spent His extra three-quarters of an hour, MILLER, HELEN- Jerry We'll miss your everlasting smile, Your always cheerful way, , Scattering happiness where'er you go. Throughout the whole long day. MILLER, MINNIE- Minnie She's rather slow and easy. Winning though. in more ways than one, , She has won the hearts of many friends, We'll miss her when she's gone. OECHSLE, ELMER- EI -i'Many marvelous boys in this marvelous 5- world 4 XVould marvel at a marvelous 'Nlarvelf 192 7 But this little lad is all marvelled up For the love of a one certain 'Marvel'. Page Twenty-tlsree

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JEXCAUBURH 4 Sl NlliR, HARRY-- Senior Very slow and easy, Not like the most of us. The only time you hear of Harry ls when Nott says, 'A test'. RAt11JAisAuoH, Ros1NA- Rose Very quiet and retiring, Of course, we have no doubt That anything could be done wrong XVhen Rosina is about. SANDERS, MARVEL- Marue 'Oh, she can read shorthand and type I really believe when she sleeps, She sowed her seed in commercial subjects And As are what she recaps. SMITH, JOHN- Johnnie 'He's right there in athletics, His fame spreads in all directions. But on little Beatrice in particular He showers his affections. S'l'lEWAR'l', HARQLD- Szew This Senior loves to ride a bike, He wears a dangerous red, Whenex'er a girl goes up to him He is sure to turn his head. SMITH, BERNICE- Nice Never a haughty look from her, She's always, always the same. With her Geometry, like Miss Huggins. She is sure to rise to fame. SMITH, EUTHEMA-'AThema At composing poetry she's right there, And noisy-you'll never Hnd her match. Never a joke thrown in the air That this girl fails to catch. STICKNEY, ROBERT- Bob Laugh for the company, Bob, laugh for the company, ,, And always keep your gay, old spirit, Our praises ring high to athletics And rest assured you get your share of ity, 1 .1927 or Page Truenfy-five