Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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Pag© 30 THE SWASTIKI A N OLD V. H. S. SONG We are a jolly set, full of fun and glee. High School you will find is full of Mirth and Jolity, We never mind the weather when the school bell calls— You’ll find us in our places when the gavel falls. In us you see the little Freshmen, To beat the others is the Freshman plan; We’re all good looking and we’re full of wit— In three more years we’ll be the big “It.” In us you see the Sophomore, Our boats are headed for the other shore; The current’s swift and the channel’s wide, But we don’t need ponies to stem the tide. In us you see the bright Juniors, Our names are up among the stars; We have for our motto, “Upon the Moon,” So watch for our names in next year’s June. In us you see the big Seniors, Our names are up above the stars; We pity all the others who are yet below— For the way is rocky where they yet must go. CHORUS: For we are the members of the V. H. S. We all are members well I guess, yes, yes; We never mind the weather tho’ the winds do blow— So watch for our smoke where we go, go, go. NEW V. H . S . SONG Now there are schools of fame. Of every name, full in the limelight of today; But there’s one full stream that’s sure supreme, For all others leads the way. Now let us drink a toast, from coast to coast, Unto this school of wonderus tales; “VERSAILLES !” Now there’s the Freshman bunch they’re full of punch; They’re for the Orange and Black, And the Sophomore herd is sure some bird. Nor spirit do they Mack; And, too, the Junior crowd is pretty proud. But they’re always full of fight— With Seniors, too, both bright and true. You see that we’re all right. CHORUS: Oh! V. H. S. We love you, yes. yes, we love the Orange and Black, We’ll fight for you with all our might on football field or track. We tremble with devotion as we pledge allegiance true, As one we’ll stand by you. The going may be hard but then it matters not to us, For in you we trust. We’re cheerful thro’ both thick and thin and full of pep. Oh! We’re for the V. H. S.

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Page 32 THE SWASTIKIAN FRESHMAN CLASS ROLE Edwin Begin Edith Smith Mary McClurg Lucille Sherry Ruth Nischwitz Gertrude Fritz Wiilhelmina Snyder Martha Grillot Wayne Berry Albert Coons Edwin Rismiller Bridget Boomershine Dorothy Streib Marjorie Weaver •Jessie Sargent Wealtha Foster Hazel Blakely Thelma Bey Robert Collins Wilbur Martin Norman Ward Edson Varner Mary Lamlbertson Gladys Zeller Elsie Fields Jennie Fackler Alma Begien Mary Byrd Winifred Goubeaux Margaret Magoto Veronica Hickey Lauretta Brown Mary Etter Madge Falknor Geraldine Brown Everette Smith Edwin Nickol Orville Brewer Kenneth Valentine Harold Fiebiger Herman Marchal John Paul Swinehart Norman Trittschuh Ralph Byrd Arthur Buxton Harold Rismiller Clarke Medford Emmett Grillot Joseph Guillozet Robert Brandon Dale Bayman Carl Harmon Harry Banks Norman Trion Philip Brandon Herbert Boomershine Delbert Hannan Leander Magoto Wilbert Rarick Louis Frantz Vernon Monnin ( ) Withdrawn. I