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

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- .E-xg-A91-EUR WV. The Class MARCILE WALTERS No! wry full, not wry small Bllf wry qnirl and likml by ull, Y-I-Ii-G. A. A.-Latin Club--Baslcetbzxll 2, 3- National Honor Societv SUMNER WALTERS, Jr. Wbal! No girls in bruwri? Thru juxl fran' me bore. Hi-Y Treas.-Prom Committee- lt Never Rains -Ring Committee-Iixcnlibur Sta1lI-l5.1ml- Po- mnnder Wa1lk URSULA WALTZ Qlrivl, fflflllll-Y aml lllfl' ix xbv, lux! like any olbrr girl xlwnlil ln: HARRY WHERRY Hurry ix our fnollmll xlur, Ilix fame w1 ll sing 1111117 IIUIII' aml fur. I-Ii-Y Pres. 3, 4-Student Council Pres. 2, 3, 4- Never Rains -Band l, 2, 3, 4--Prom Com- mittee--Ring Committee- V Club 3, 4'-Latin yClub--Football 2, 3, 4 MARY WHITNEY Wr'l1, Mary KIIPIIV, lL'l' lzlwu' ylllllll fml A z'1z'rlzir1g job af Ibn' fire uml rlimc. Y-Hl l, 2, 3, 4-G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4- lt Never Rains -Excalibur Staff-Chorus l-History Club -Basketball 2, 5, 4- Midsummer Nigl1t's Dream - Pomancler Walkl' BILLY WITTEN HK'fl',X anolbrr om' of lbe claxx ilmfi xbvrf, Hz s also nm' of ilu' quivl tori. RICHARD T. WILKINSON Talking ix us talking Jars, The Xlllllllfif bvcx make lbw biggrxf buzz. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4-Invitation Committee- Paul Rc- vere -Sr. Vice-President 3, 4-Chorus 2, 3 ROBERT WILLIMAN Here ix Bob, ilu' b11lf'br'r'x mu: In lmxlzrlball lllllfh funn' be ILYIII. Basketball 3, 4-Band- V Club-jr. and Sr Hi-Y-Prom Committee- P0mancler Walk For photographs of Aileen Lawhead, Maurice Young, Stewart Mohler and Esther Wyant please turn to page Efty. M

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The Class LOUISE STRIPE To ln' .1 flumvr ix brr flvxirr, Sbv uunlx lo xvf tbr world on firv. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4-History Club-Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 CHESTER STITTSWORTH Thr Sll'f7-ill Habit of our xrlwol, Hr s xluu' uml xlubborn ux a mulr. HV Club I, 2, 3, 4-Basketball 2-Baseball l AIESSIE STUDEBAKER On-r Ibn' kvyylzounl bvr fingvrx flu fly, Sl1l ll go fur in flu' world zvifb flzis fvaf, by aml lay. Y-Hi 3-Cv. A. A. 2, 3, 4- Cl1onitz1 --Excalibur Stall-Chorus 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Basketball 2, 3, 4 HARRY TATE Hurry ix prv.vidr'nf of our Svuior rluxx. Quito foml of him is u Iunior laxx. Sr. Class President-Hi-Y 2-Band 3, 41OfCl1CS- lfil 3. 4-Excalibur Staff-Suph. Class President- Nntional Honor Society-Student Council-Ring C:0l'lll11lllCLisl . Class Play Committee CARL UNCAPHER Alluayx IIIIXJV, alwuyx rnnly, Alzwyx plvaxanf, alzvu-yx xlnnly. VENELDIA URTON Il's nirr' Io ln' mzlural, Wbrn you'rc Illlfllflllljl :fin Chorus 1, 2-G. A. A. 1 X DORIS VARNFIELD x -K C Down I K 11 51' van yfbill, Wbrn rmqwgirl. ax 5 Y-Hi 1, 2, 3, 42E,H A. Cabinet 4-Chorus VIVIAN ' vp -X! 4 ,Vw Vi1'ial1's girl wr all arlmirr, Of work it seems she never will tire. 'X .gy JOHN WALLICK XFX lobu jus! funn' lo us Ibis year, X Aml bfx ulrlrrvviafvrl, Ill'l'l'V fm! . .1 N DOROTHY WALLS Q Do but look info ber l'j'l'S, l A uflmolv frir'ml'x wurlrl fbvy r'orl1pri.w. fl 19

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Soft Lightsg Sweet Music Cloznllvsx X7t'fl1'l'IIX dIl!1SfdT'f,j'.Ykft'.Y Ivmf i'11t'l2u11fu1r'z1l fo flu' Prom of '34, Prom is an event that one looks forward to from the Hrst day of their lfreshmnn year to the very day of the event itself. So when the time came for our junior Prom, our numerous ideas were combined and we all exerted every effort to produce a Prom which would be remembered years in the future. The result was quite unique in its effectiveness. The ballroom was decorated in mod- ernistic trends with silver and blue. The ceiling was low and was planned to represent the heavens-the blue sky and the silver moonbeams. To add the moonlight, blue lights were focused upon a silver fountain. The profusion of flowers added a vernal atmosphere symbolic of youth. Rhythmic melodies furnished by Rudy Errington and his orchestra charmed the dancers with a magical spell. Lovely young ladies in beautiful, flowing gowns with deli- cately tinted corsages danced in entranced ecstasy with their handsome-and handsomely clad-escorts. The grand march-the most outstanding part of the evening-was led by our class president, Robert Raymond, escorting Mary Elise Clark, attended by the Senior president and his guest-Maurice Gribler and Marguerite Conn. This Prom went over with a bang and will be a cherished memory in the annals of our class history. 21