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

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I' I I I I I I I I I I I I It nge Ninrly 419 .. . exe -LIB MQ. I0 I2 I3 I4 IS I9 10 ati :7 :Q I w -I 5 6 7 9 IU II I2 1-I I6 I9 Zu 22 23 24 ZS ll- I9- I7- cs- 3... 5? Day B Da SFPTITNIBITR One-half day vacation. Assembly. Seniors get locker keys. Gym Classes begin. Frosh plentifully represented on gridiron. Have had four days of gym. Only thirty-five more weeks of school. Y-Hi. Assembly. Senior Hi-Y. Bank day. Aluniur Ha-v. Betty Anne brimming over. Election of class officers. Real football practice. No moon-no dates. Y-Hi gives party. Freshies turn out on kiddie cars. Hi-Y banquet for new otlicers. Whoops! School out at Bzli. Teachers' picnic. Many hang-dog expressions. A big iviener-marshmallnsv roast. Our first pep meeting in assembly. First football game. Fremont, 25: Van Wert. 0. OCTOBER Mid Hartman came to school early. Excalibur staffs first meeting. Freshmen hardly knew their way to school. Heavy fog. Margaret XVoodruff was hanged in effigy this morning in Amer- ican History. -First pep meeting. Big bon-fire and snake dance. Big game today. St. Mary's-Van XVert. Be back tomorrow. Y-Hi meeting. Hi-Y meeting. Committee selects nifty rings and pins. Mr. Diener introduced. Mr. Sullivan gives farewell speech. -Nott tries his ability as a boxer. Some excitement. Assembly this morning. Negro quartette from Mississippi. -Good business in Delphos tonight. -Bank day and everybody broke as usual. -Assembly. Pop Bowland tells of a bigger and bettr lecture COLIISE. -Game here. Greenville vs. Van NY'ert. 'Nough said. -Magazine drive started today. -Bank day. The red's are ahead in magazine drive. -Grade cards. Teachers, how could you? -I-Iallowe'en parties are the talk of the school now. The gtxbblins will get you if you don't watch out.

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l 1 l u y A X f 1 Qt XCALIIS. R432 9 -Hurrah! Teachers went to Toledo. No school. -We brought home the bacon from Paulding. -+Our Senior fellows are getting very religious. -liverybody sure had a vacation by the way they recite in class. Mollie Holbrook came very near losing her butterfly skirt in chorus. NOVEMBER '+SCUl.Cl1l11.1I1lS treat-a fifteen minute assembly. -Sure we like Mr. Diener. -Y-Hi. -Hi-Y boys give .1 big feed tonite. Hi-Y boys look rather sick today. Too much to eat last nitc. XY'hy the rush? Big game at Celina. News Van out, First High School party. Hurah! First snow of the season. Armistice day but it is Sunday. Xvho is the wonderful artist? -Carl XVright offers Mr. Moyer a cigar in salesrnanship. -B-wys get your feet washed in Room 9. Restrictions! Restrictions' XVill they never cease? First leeture course, The Xvhole Town's Talking. -The day after yesterday. -Dates, dates! yum-yum. -Y-Hi tonite. Everybody in uniform. -No money. No bank. Yes we have no assembly. lol, NV. Lehning caught working in his underwear. -Hurrah! Hurrah! Xvinter is on its way. Snow llurries. Kayo Adams rang the assembly bell-but oh, the after effects. Nott takes a lesson in first aid. -Girls' Glee Club presents operetta, The American Girl. -Thanksgiving program this morning. -Our last football game. Defiance vs. Van XVert. +Too much turkey yesterday. DECEMBER Seniors get pictures taken. Look pretty! See the birdie? llenny Seharrl and Peanut Hammond had a heavy date last night. Grade cards appear, but many wish theirs had disappeared. Frosh think they are monopolizing the school. News Van out. NVhy don't lessons go out of style? Lecture eourse. Mr. Zellner, the impersonator. Dad-Daughter banquet, given by Y'Hi girls. Mattie, how does it feel to be an aunt?