Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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Page Twenty-six THE VERSAILLES the “green” Freshies. It was only because of their luck that they won over the Sophomores, not because of their ability to do so. The Sophomore boys and girls both have good teams. A play was given on February twenty-second, directed by Miss Swartz, who is the leader of the Dramatic Club. Many of the Sophomores belong to the club, and took part in the play, called “Hey Teach-ei”. Many also joined the Glee Club, directed by Miss Fischer. We are participating in many different subjects, such as Latin, English, Modern History, Geometry, Biology, Commercial Arithmetic, and Manual Training. The class colors are Green and White, chosen in the Freshman year. Our motto is: “To Make the Best Better”. Our class flower is the Lily of the Valley. We hope that a large class will graduate in 1934, and each will be able to reach his highest ambition in life. HELEN LITTMAN, ’34.

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THE VERSAILLES Page Twenty-five CLASS OFFICERS President ................Richard Schilling Vice-President .............George Coffield Secretary .......................Mary Key Sophomore Class History The Sophomore Class of 1931-32 has thirty-five students, consisting of seventeen boys and eighteen girls. We are doing excellent work in our studies, which is a very pleasing example to set. A few weeks after school had begun, Miss Swartz and Miss Cal-derwood, who are the home room teachers, called the students together for a meeting to organize the class. We voted by ballot, and those who were chosen are as follows: President, Richard Schilling; Vice-President, George Coffield; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Key. We also played an important part in the school activities, such as football and basketball. There were six boys out for football, three boys out for basketball, and five girls out for basketball. They all showed great interest in these activities, and some received letters this year. Velma Lamey, who is a member of the Sophomore Class, invited the class, Miss Swartz and Miss Calderwood to her home at Brock for a party, on the Friday before Halloween. Many games were played, lunch was served, and all departed at a late hour. A tournament between the high school classes was played in the past weeks. The Freshies won both games that were played against the boys, and one of the games that were played against the girls. Just the same, the Sophomores are still bigger and farther advanced than

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THE VERSAILLES Page Twenty-seven CLASS Apple Henry Baltes, Margaret Bennett, Margery Brandon, Maramina Coffield, George Ecabert, Pauline Goubeaux, Loretta Graham, John Greer, Mac Grilliot, Robert Harman, Otis Hartle, Merle Hoke, Treva Hollinger, Robert Houser, William Jacobi, Maxine Johnston, Drusilla York, ROLL Key, Mary Kelch, Albert Lamey, Velma Littman, Hel-en Magato, Cecelia Marchal, Alma Pepiot, Earl Rhoades, Cletus Rhoades, Herschel Rismiller, Florence Roosa, Berniece Schilling, Richard Schutz, Esther Stiefel, Ralph Strader, Robert Weaver, Mildred Wood, Homer Evelyn