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

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SUPHIINIIIRES President . . . . . . Don Davis Vice-President . . . Albert Swaney Secretary . . . . . Richard Evans Treasurer . . . Richard Evans Reporter , . Evelyn Kerns The Sophomore Class started their second year of high School with eighteen member Miss Sloan is our advisor, Dotty Lou Stewart and Bonnie Lu Logan were cheerleaders during the basketball season. DeWayne Hyman. Albert Swany, Richard Evans, Richard Goodwin, and Richard Putman played on the basketball team. Don Davis was assistant manager, All the other members of the Sophomore Class not participat- ing tn the sports, sold candy at the games. Now that we are on the second rung of the ladder, we all hope to advance to the third rung. Dotty Lu V it J, Stewart ' A Richard A , Putman NY, '. F In Bonnie Lu an ,, Logan .A .7 Marion Davies 4 , it DeWayne b ' Hyman H is ' Marilyn ,448 S Ritchie 'Wk if A. ll Mary Ellen Ritchie Don Davis Evelyn Kerns Arlene Perry Richard Evans Helen Demint Rose Elaine Shook Albert Swaney La Donna Long Doris Hines Richard Goodwin Betty Jo Vogt 13 of 'i .II .1 l -4-7 J s I J 'R , J 4 4 T

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Joan Johnson 3' AQ: vi, a .,'A,t t, ..'i':l' ,, Patty Gillespie Jean Geisman Helen Dunifon JU IURS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer , Reporter , Advisor , Jim Moorman Carlotta Eaken Helerp-Dunifon Jeaniifeisman Joan Johnson . Miss Bowyer HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1951 Bang !Bang !We started our high school year in fine fashion with the all important initiation. Since we were Freshmen, we have been highest in the high school in spelling and most of the time we have been highest in the county. What a record! A few of us took the scholarship tests at Defiance. We had one honorable mention in the state. Think of that! Jim Moorman was our president then and he still is! Our Sophomore year was about the quietestwe have had. Everybody knows how quiet the Juniors can be! Two of the girls had poems entered in the Annual National Anthology of High School poetry, Our Junior year began with nine of our students four class gets smaller all the timej, We had a play, Miss Jimmy, which the audience enjoyed and so did we. Another of our class had a poem selected for the Anthology. She received a certificate this time, We have a few aims and you know the motto, Make the best better, Well, that's what we're going to do the rest of the year and the next. Jim Moorman Roger Snyder 10 X, 'twin 'TX , X mx tx, Barbara Hines Marilyn Youtsey 4? ' . ' 'N Q '- Carlotta Eaken

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President . . . . Paul Morman Vice-President . . . Mary Kay Poe Secretary . . . . .Tosephine Clark Treasurer , , . Gene Goodwin Paul Morman HHSHME There are seven pupils in the Freshman Class, four boys and three girls, Near the beginning of the year we sold Tiger head emblems to make some money. A Halloween Party was held at Gene Goodwin's house and a Christmas Party was held at the schoolhouse. We had a Skating Party this year during the month of January to which we invited the high school. We have liked our Freshman year very much and are looking forward to being Sophomores next year. Mary Kay Poe a 4- Blu Hart Nb 1 I' X , . -Q rc , V 5 1-, Qeiifif Y 9 ' ix' - 423 2326 7Q3I ?5 :z Q - . Gene Goodwin ,gf 9591! ,QQ age Josephine Clark -Q24 !s!.3',f,v . n ' 1 S.Qe ako Qgg 6f.:a ,O . sf. :Jig :?.g w I ,yfsfg i -GQQQS 85 ' , ' ---- 9.924 91:5 I -X ' r Q ' ' ' 7 , . ?l i ' 50? 93' f- ' Tir -fn-.. C N5 .M 'lkifgf ' ' l 9- . Q69 .QL -5 RJ' 0 Margaret Dumfon -,M A2 ' iq! b Byron Good O r 1 ' 1 fo 12