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

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i gi , mmap THE EXCALIBUR 13 CITY EDITOR flat wr---rv - Seniors, may you always be faithful to a trust and perform your duties to the best of your ability. To those who do small tasks Well are entrusted greater responsibilities. We congratulate you on your graduation and extend to each of you our sincere best Wishes for a happy and useiul life. C. P. BOWDLE. uf i COPYREADER W MISS FLORENCE BAUER, I Secretary. i U J l l

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12 THE EXCALIBUB EDITOR-IN-CHIEF : ss U h r 'lil his ii vga-3. -f f-4,5 Education is the torch which has increasingly brightened the pathway of men since the dawn of civilization. May your training always be a beacon light along the high road to success and may your education be a continuous process, forever inspiring you to greater achievement. Wishing you Heaven's rich st blessings, Farewell! ' Sincerely, U. E. DIENER. CGPYREADER l Miss ALIENE TERRY Secretary.

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V 1 f l i X F-'Qt Y t 14 THE EXCALIBUB ETHEL ARMSTRONG Miami University. . Ohio State University. English II, Plane Geom- etry, Solid Geometry. Courage, faith,'self-rQS19ffCf, an understanding of beau- ty, the desire to serve 'man- kind are qualities. 'most worthwhile cullruating. GERALD Bow N Huntington ,College. bowl' g Green State 'l'e:3el1erst?College, , Ohio Northern University, University of North Caro- lin Oliioagtate University. English III, Economics. Civics. Direktor of Junior Class Play. An old song says, 'A . . . Good luck tu you, God bl ss you, too, is all that I gan say . . . ELIZABETH FLANNERY Drury College. Deiiance College. English II, Junior Home Economics. May your graduation be a urorthwhile and lasting foundation for the Izfe 'urhirlz you are to build. DOROTHY CANT Sullins College. Indiana University. English I, World Historv. Asgistant Adviser of G. A. If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost: there is where they should beg now put foundations under the'n1.. HARRIET GLEASON Ohio University. Rollins College, Cornell University. English II, Girls' Physical Education. G. A. A. Adviser, Girls' Coach. May the memories of your high school associations be most pleasant and may your future reap rewards of earnest endeavor. 1 , i RALPH BOLLENBACHER Bliss College. Kent State University. Typewriting II. Stenogra- phy II. Bookkeeping I. Junior Hi-Y Adviser. Seniors: Be reaI,' live ful- 1y,' possess a jme sense of shams and pretensions. CHARLES CAMPBELL Ohio State University, Denison University. American History. Boys' Physical Education, Boys' Intramural Athle- tics, Head Football Couch. The fortunate circurne stances of our lives are generally found at last to be of our own producing. RALPH GALLAPO0 Ohio Northern Ilniyersity, Bowling Green State Uni- versityky Je f'UIllIllCI'L'l2ll liaw. Com- yinercial Geography. Sa esinanshipq- Journalism. ExmL1uUR'AdvisQ'. Scarlet Quill .Adviser. Student Council Adviser. Senior . Hi-Y Adviser, Senior K'-Cass Adviser. Kqtill lYC1ll61.'li7lg, still pur- ' X suing, with a heart for any xfateli MARJORIE GXUVEY Trinity College. Sorbonne, University of Paris, Institut Catholique Paris, University of Heidelberg, Germany, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University, Columbia University. English I, French I, II. Be satisfied with nothing but the best-in everything you 'may do-and in ap- proaching that, ZION may find success. GRACE HALL Ohio Wesleyan, University of Chicago, University of Berlin, Ger- manv. Latin I. II, English III, IV. National Honor Society Adviser. Seniors: Don't stop grow- ing after you hare gradu- ated.