Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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THE SWASTIKI AN Page 11 Evelyn Milne: “Simple, unaffected, and so kind, A type of girl you love to find.” Ward Horner: “Yes, he is large, we will admit; But his heart in size doth his body fit.” William Reed: “Always peppy, full of fun, Ready for pleasure when work is done.” Thelma Brown: “Never very loolish, never too gay— But ready for good sport any old day.” Ruth Subler: “With a sweet disposition, sunny and fair, To say something mean, she’d never dare.” Walter Starr: “Men of few words are the best men.” Lyndon Francis: “Knowledge is power— The wealth of life.” Anna Hess: “Energetic, studious and bright is she, This little symbol of propriety.”

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Page 10 THE SWASTIKIAN Genevieve Gephart: “Genevieve is very sweet, A nicer girl you’d never meet.” James Urquhart: “So many good things of him can be said Two pages, not lines, would be needed instead.” Earl Monnin: “Men of few words are the best of men.” Juanita Emmons: “We like her in the morning, We like her when it’s noon; In fact we like her all the time, For she never causes gloom.” Helen Miller: “She talks a lot, she could talk more, Because what she says would never bore.” Kelsey Smith: “He’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere, And in athletics he’s a treasure rare.” Milton Didier: “His work is neat and thoroughly done; His friends are many, his enemies none.” Ethel Hole: “If all of us were as docile as she— A paradise would our teachers’ lives be.”

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Page 12 THE SWASTIKI AN Frances Thompson: “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Wallace Kimmel: “Wallace does not care what others think, and so he profits by it.” Donald Fiebiger: “An earnest worker, always does his best; These qualities will ever stand the test.” Bernice Rhodes: “An honor to any class or any school, Ready to obey any rule.” Mary Boyer: “The most wee thing in all the class, Whate’er she says is sure to pass.” Roscoe Nischwitz: “Always good natured and always kind; A really good sort of friend to find.” Lester Petitjean: “Sedate and grave he goes his way Making a new friend each day.” Helen Kelch: “Very simple, good, and sweet, Seldom do we her equal meet.”