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

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947 EXCALIBUR annum. NWN. ., Row I Riley, Richard Runyon, Rolland Seitz, Ioanne Sells, Donna Severns, Marcia Shaw, Cleo Sheibley, Paul Shupe, Leonard Siders. Roger N Row IV Wable, William Wade. Don Welker, Corliss Welker, Richard Wells, Iohn Wiedeman, Mary Williamson, Rea Wilder, Maxine Winters, Esther Row II Skelley, Patricia Smith, Barbara Smith, Donald Spindler, Paul Speiker, Iulia Stabler, Betty Stegamen, Norma Stemen, Barbara Stemen, Robert Row V Wise, Thomas Wisener, Dale Wortman, Carol Woten, Joyce Wright. Kernan Wyandt, Fred Young, Gloria Zinn, Martha Row III Strukamp, Ann Stuckey, Roger Thomas, Imogene Thomas, I ane Todd. Mary Truax, Iennie Tucker, Robert Ulm, Ianet Ulrey, Ioe

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10 '71 EXCALIBUR 1947 Row I Garmyn, Theodore Geisman, Doris Gorman, Patty Gunsett. Dick Hall, Frank Heath, Suzanne Hickman, Marcia Hofiman, Dale Hoffman, Frank Row IV Lesher, Marie Long. Helen McCoy, Doyle McLaughlin, Raymond, Markle. Iames Mason, Bob Mayer, Marilyn Menker, Ioanne Mihn, Madeline Row I1 Houts, Barbara Hudson, David Iames, Ierry Ierome, Duane Iohnson, Paul Tones. Ocy Lee Keipper, lean Keller, lack Kintz, lack Row V Moore, Iohn Mosier, Donna Newberry, Ianice Owens, Opal Prichard, Alice Palmer, Arlene Pritchard. Gordon Ralson. Roger Ray, Peter Row III Knoll, Billy Kreicler, Bill Kreischer, Marcille Kuckein, Patricia Lamb, Bill Lamb, Ellen Landis, Ioan Layton. Ianet Learey, Lynn

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12 EXCALIBUR 1915 '7 ..-4 T' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Last year another group of greenies entered Van Wert High. The only reason we all looked like good Irishmen should on St. Patrick's Day was that we were scared pea green! Soon we elected class officers, and after a vigorous campaign Howard Henney be- came class president, Iim Scarpella, vice president: Gerry Laing, secretary: and Iuan- ita Thatcher, treasurer. Those who went out for oot a were .g , , , Iunior Barrientos, Marion Baker, Wayne Baxter, Dale Davies, Harve DeBolt, Dick Ed- wards, Iohn Gunsett, Bill Kear, Gene Mathews, Darrell Philhps, lim Scarpella, Ichn Sigler, and Don Sullivan. For basketball: Iunior Barrientos, 'Charles Bricker, Bob Kamph, Bill Kear, Russell Reese, Iim Scarpella, Leonard Shupe, and Bill Stripe. The Freshman class had many representatives in G. A. A., G. R., Chorus, Band, i b ll Clarence A ler Bill Agler Charles Bricker and the Dance Band. Our Student Council members were Bob Fox, Martha Emans, Bill Kear, and Bar- bara Ladd. . . . , el. A great deal wiser from the experiences of our first year, we started out re ing strong and sure of ourselves last fall. We elected Nolan Hudson, president: Bill Kear, vice-president: Gerry Laing, sec- retary: and Marilyn Kinsey, treasurer. Our capable representatives on the football team this year were Clarence Agler, Marion Baker, Iunior Barrientos, Clete Conley, Byron Foreman, Iohn Gunsett, Bill Kear. Bob Marks, Gene Mathews, Darrell Phillips, Iirn Scarpella, and Roger Siders. Those who made the basketball teams were Iunior Barrientos, Iohn Gunsett, Bob Kamph, Bill Kear, Bob Marks, lim Scarpella, and Bill Stripe. Again we had a large participation in G. A. A. with the changing of G. R. to Y- Teens, the club received many new sophomore members. Beverly Spieth was elected secretary. h St 1d t Two So homores were elected from each home room as delegates to t e L. en P Council. They were Jeanne Becker, Beverly Spieth, Calso secretary of Student Coun- cill, Ioanne Graber, Nancy Lea, and Nancy Thorton.