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

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Miss SNlI'l'IlfffiI'I-Y, l'o11cl1 All girls' sports were masle possible through thc splelulicl iustruetilms given hy Miss Smith. eoaeh aml grym teaeher. Iu the gym classes she taught the ruclimeuts nt' eaeh ui' the girls' sports auzl earnestly wurkeil to keep the gzirls tit. G. H. l.lv1NusToNflIf'nrl Vwwli This is Vuaeh l.lYlllQISl0ll'S set-nmrl year with V. VV. H. S. His seeuml year pruyetl as sueeess- ful as his tirst. He put the hest teams of reeeut years uu ilelml aml tloor for Van Wert this year. Vlfe wish to thank him for his spleurliml work anal hupe that he will have suet-ess iu future years. O. A. KLENUWORTll-f.'1.vsisfru1t ll0IlC1I Mr. Klemlwurth. as Livy's right hautl mau, has worl-teal very hartl. lle has always heeu willing to give :ulviee and help to the huys. Ile has eharpze nt' grym work and iuterelass sports. I. G. liA'l l'Eltl'IElNltIl'llfl'lIIf'llH.Ij Mgr. Katty's third year as faeulty manager uf the Van Wert athletie teams was very sueeessful eousitlerimr the mlepressiou aml all. We hope that iu the future Mr. Katterheiurieh will hare less trying years. l'a.gw lfiylilwn lJuN lVAl.'l'I'lltS limi eame tu us from Ohin t'ity last year. He always kept the ernwll iu a guml frame of llllllll ' ' - --'ine' ln' his llims -mtl turns. This is Im :html H. 5 . 1. . llmm's last year ou the l'llt'0l'llll.'f squad. Siure he playeil hasketlwall Ull the reserve stluaml ZllSll. he hall heeu a very husy lazl. .lvxwu lltlltflll'ISYfllIl'l'I' I4I'll!11'I' lit-urge. a little freslmian. marle a hit on his lirst appearauee tu try for cheer learler, It is ueeilless tu say that he won the pusitum hy an m'n-rwhelmiug: lvute. .luuinr will he here to lead eheers fur three years more. l'ltlCll l.m'kAul1 lfrezl 1-heereml the Y, VV. teams with vim and vigor as lung as he was ahle to eheer. Fred has aunther year to help the elleerim: squasl. Ilere's huly l'lul' .- 4-t CIIAHLI-is Sl'llIK'K-'fSflllIl'llf Zl1lIllIlf1f'l' Charley hall to he with the team all the time tu take eare ni' the equipment. You euulil he sure that this equipment was always iu :gmail shape when the team was clime with lt. iharley has twu mure years to help the team.

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ATHLETICS In spite of some traditions which would take George Washington out of the role of athletics he possessed a strong vigorousbodg. His father impressed upon him the importance of ewercise and he developed a love for all games. He was a leader in all sports, such as vaulting, running, jumping and pitching quoits. He also excelled in horsemanship, breaking his own horses and training them thoroughly. He trained his own hunting dogs and was very fond of the chase. He is described as a bold and fearless rider though it is said that it was the horsemanship rather than the hunt which appealed to him.

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Row 1- -D. Cole. F. Crow. W. Burley. It. Cassidy. R. Lehman. .l. Evans. R. DcMoss. H. Radiker. J. Painter. Row 2-J. Ford. L. Milheim. R. Hannnond. F. Shock. C. Achatz. D. Evans, M. Gardner, 0. Baxter, 'l'. Edwards. M. Grihler. W. Conn. H. Hoghe. How 3 -Coach Livinprston. Manager Itoggenkemper. P. Gipe, J. 'Mc-Conahay. .I. May. FZ. Sink. I'. Rhoads. J. Melierldie, B. Dannison. Manager Bell. Coach Klendwortll. Row 1--E. Snyder. J. Rose. I.. Grihler, lt. Bcbout. F. Heaton, ll. Evans. Football I-'1ns'r 'ri-:A M Player VS'eig:ht Pos C. Aehatz ...... I4-0 O. Baxter ...... 150 YV. Burley ..... 175 R. Cassidy ..... 150 D. Cole --- .... 138 F. Crow -- .... 155 1 VV. Q onn ....... 14-0 lt. Delloss ..... 145 D. Evans ...... 103 J. Evans ....... 150 ition E -- I 'I' It'I' fi no -- Q -- H -- 'r H ..... 'I' 8: C H .... No. Years No. Years on Squad Player Weight Position on Squad ---- 2 T. Edwards ----130 Q -- ---- 2 -- 1 J. Ford ........ 150 H111 -- -- 2 -- I M. Gardner .... 175 l,G - -- I -- 4- M. Gribler ..... 135 C -- -- 2 -- -1- lt. Hammond 14-5 H -- -- 2 -- I lt Lelnnan .... 130 H -- -- 4- -- 2 I.. Milheim ..... 135 E -- -- l -- 1 J. Painter ..... 160 I.G --- -- 1 ------ 2 J. Rose --------l2-1 RT -------- 2 -- 4- I . Shock ....... 102 H tk Q ...... 4- GAMES Four days after sehool started our season was 1 The best we eould do was a li to li tie. On September 26 we went to Versailles where we won 7-0. Penalties kept the score down. Delphos here October 2. Briiliant running and passing by Cole, of no avail. Score, 25-12. October 9. St. Marys there. Although the ball was in enemy territory most of the time the final punch to put it over was lacking. October 13. Alumni. VVe lost, 12-0. October 19. VVapakoneta here. Cole out the first half. Game ended 7-7. October 23. Ada there. A fluke play by Ada and an end run by Radiker won the game in first five nunutes 7-0. lnder way. The first LIZIIIIC was at Kenton. October 30. Itoekford here. Cole out for rest of season. Although the game brought a speedy back in Crow, the best we eould do was fight a scoreless tie. November 7. Irlllltl South there. Score 53-0. November 11. Bluffton QI.:-ague Charnpsj here. Although value of Crow was shown again and DeMoss's passing: was brought out, we lost 26-0. November 20. Celina here. Hard fought game. VVe lost 13-0. November 20. Thanksgiving. Defiance there. Score 59-0. I'ay1f AYill!'fl'I'lB