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

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7 Z .I fwfxifwr 'M 5 1' .' , 1 - ,,,, if? . P T2 . 1 - Huy WHITNEY ' fqiobby-Dancing. - gjAmbition-Singer. Seen-Movio. 5 Likes-Don. Favorite Expression-Shocks! 3, ,:. ..9 , EXCALIBUR --Beth BILLY Wx-n1 nzN-Bill Rxcx-:Ano WILKINSON- Hobby---Plnying a guitar. Noll! Ambition--To get all A's. Hobby-Model buildmu Seen--School. Ambition-Good printer. Lik99-7 Seen-Home. Favorite Expression- He's Like,-.Peg Lonsgwog-gh, CFIZY- Favorite Expression- WhyP ROBERT WILLIMAN-B0b Hobby-Basketball. Ambition--To go to Califor- ma. Seen-Butcher shop. Likes-Bonne jean Foote. Favorite Expression- Hi! Camilla! Senior utographs 5 A xxx , I gi wx 27 1- H- , 0137: 1 r.,f5i?1 53,5 'TX fi H. A3 .x -3 5 4' I -4: , of , ,Ji 4' ,:,:+,, 5 .,. in t ,f

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1 4 EXCALIBUR ' EDGAR SNYD.ER1Ltll1 Hobby-Gem collecting. Ambition-President. Seen-Betty Ann. Likes-To go to Ft. Wayne. Favorite Expression- Aw-w-w. MARY SOCCOR- Brigbt Eyes Hobby-Keeping a scrap book. Ambition-To be a teacher. Seen-Behind her scrap book. Favorite Expression- After All. DEAN SUMMERSETT- Dean Hobby-Meat Cutting. Ambition-To graduate. Seen--School. Likes-See Blood. Favorite Expression-- Gee, whiz. DOltIS'SUMMERSETT- Doris Hobby-Music. Ambition-Good musician. Seen-Everywhere. Likes-Nature. Favorite Expression- You don't tell me anything. ELoU1sE SPEELMAN-SUI' I Hobby-Dancing. Ambition-Technician. Seen-Delphos. Likes--Carvin Craft. Favorite Expression- PiHle- wash. EoNE STALEY-Staley Hobby--Movies. Ambition-See the world. Seen-Hoaglin-Jackson. Likes- Louie, Favorite Expression- I don't know. PAULINE STEINMETZ- ffpollyil Hobby-Driving a horse and wagon. Ambition-To get out of Van Wert. Seen-Delphos. Likes-To be alone. Favorite Expression- Oh! Gosh! HELEN STRATTON-'sffdf Hobby-Eating. Ambition-Work in beauty parlor. Seen-Terrace Gardens. Likes-To dance. Favorite Expression- Oh! Gosh! LOUISE STRIPE-Pee Wee Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Dancer. Seen-Delphos. Likes-Arnold Ford. Favorite Expression- I don't know. CHESTER STITTSVVORTH-' ffchet!! Hobby-Sleeping. Ambition-Pitcher on Richey Switch Mud Hens. Seen-Franklin St. Likes-Madonna. Favorite Expression- I-lic. JESSIE STUDEBARER- Buddy Hobby-Letter Writing. Ambition--To be world's best typist. Seen-With Bebout Sisters. Likes-Harmon. Favorite Expression- What a life. HARRY TATE--Hank Hobby-Smoking. Ambition-Research chemist. Seen-Here 'n there. Likes-To hear the Casa Loma Orchestra. Favorite Expression- The assembly this afternoon. CARL UNCAPHER-Unk Hobby-Gazing out window in Eng. IV. Ambition-lst class auto salesman. Seen--Places QPU Likes-Wouldn't you like to know? Favorite Expression- What a ya do now? VILNELDIA URTON-Kuff Hobby-Pacing the Halls. Ambition-Lots of it. Seen-Often. Likes-To talk. Favorite Expression- Dem, 26 DoRis VARNAFIELDLD0diC Hobby-Athletics. Ambition-Makes friends with every one. Seen-Automobiles. Likes-Having fun. Favorite Expression- Aw Heck. ViviAN WALLACE-Viv Hobby-Reading. Ambition-Writer. Seen-Behind a Book. Likes-English Literature. Favorite Expression- Snap ping her fingers. Jon N WALLlCK'l0l??l71y Hobby--Going to church. Ambition-Minister. Seen-School. Likes-Most any one. Favorite Expression- Me. U7 DOROTHY WALLS-D0f Hobby--Sewing. Ambition-Travel. Seen-At a fruit market. Likes-Doyt. Favorite Expression- That's elegant. MARCILE WALTERS-Cilc Hobby-Talking. Ambition--Marry wealth. Seen'-At home. Likes--Civics. Favorite Expression-- Gee, Oh Gosh! SUMNER WAL'rERs-Lazy Hobby--Collecting old books. Ambition-President. Seen-Elm Street. Likes-jane. Favorite Expression- 1-z-z-z URSULA W.-uxrz-Tootz Hobby-Bookkeeping. Ambition-Stenographer. Seen-At school. Likes- Us all. Favorite Expression- I don't know. HARRY WHERRY-Harry Hobby-Drawing. Ambition-To be a coach. Seen-School. Likes-All. Favorite Expression- Aw!

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E X C A L I B U R Graduates Produce Dramatic Success CfIIlJI f1lI .Y!Y'71l'l'j' crfafrvl a lmclz.gro11m1 for Ibf' fine acting jwrlraym' in NP0llItlIIll!'l Wfnlkf' Pomander Walk was presented May seventeenth. The scene of the story is a small, select settlement in England, called Pomander Walk, of which Sir Peter Antrobus qBill Rayj is king. Brooke-Hoskyn fDavid Cressj shares the honors of the walk with Sir Peter. He is a very pompous, well-to-do gentleman, with a mania for banquets. Secretly, he is an ex-butler of Lord Otford QSumner Waltersj. The story centers around Marjolaine Lachenais fBetty Fellj, a young French girl, who falls in love with jack Sayle QRalph Smallj, the son of Lord Otford. Otford and Marjolaines' mother, Madame Lachenais fEva Boddyj had been lovers but Otford jilted her to marry a great lady. Otford wishes Jack to marry Caroline Thring fMildred Rose Brittsanj, an eccentric creature who goes about distibuting alms. The first time that Jack and Marjolaine meet, Sir Peter introduces Jack to Madame Lachenais and she faints. Jack is hurried off for a week. When he does return, he and Marjolaine beg Doctor Sternroyd QPhilip Shickj, a rusty, old clergyman, to get them a license to marry. Miss Barbara Pennymint CMary Whitneyj and Miss Ruth Pennymint QElouise Speel- manj are spinsters who rent the top floor of their house to Mr. Basil Pringle flames Agnerj, a hump-backed violinist. Barbara is in love with Basil and by cleverly teaching her parrot to say Barbara loves you, overcomes his shyness. Sir Peter saves Mrs. P0skett's cat from drowning and Mrs. Poskett Uune Allinghamj , a haughty widow who has had her eyeon Sir Peter for a long time, throws her arms around his neck. Therefore, in the Walk's opinion, he is practically forced to marry her. Several days later, Lord Otford comes to find his son, who has been missing from home. He and Madame Lachenais decide that they will not spoil the lives of Jack and Marjolaine by refusing to let them be married, so they consent. They also decide that they may as well be happy too, so they get themselves a marriage license. Jim, Sir Peter's servant, is played by Walter Abbot, Nanette, Madame Lachenais's French maid, is played by Rowena Geklerg and Jane, Brooke-Hoskyn's maid, by Alice Poling. The Muffin Man is Robert Williman and the Lamp-lighter, David Rucklos. The Eyesore, a disreputable old fisherman, who insists on blotting the landscape in spite of remonstrance, is played by Robert Small. -MIl,DRED Rose BRl'l l'SAN, '35 28