Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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Page Twenty-eight THE VERSAILLES V. H. S. YELLS Orange and Black, fight, fight, Orange and Black, fight, fight, Who fight? We fight! Orange and Black, fight, fight! Yea, fight! Yea, fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Osky, wow, wow; Skinny, wow, wow; Wow, wow VERSAILLES! Now, how do you like that? Now, how do you like that? How do you, how do you, How do you, how do you, How do you like that? Wash ’em out, wring ’em out, Put them in a casket— Come on, Versailles: We want a basket! When you’re up, you’re up; When you’re down, you’re down; When you’re up against Versailles, You’re upside down. 1, 2, 3, 4—3, 2, 1, 4, Who for? What for? Who we gonna yell for? VERSAILLES ! We’re wild! We’re woolly! We’re built like a saw. We’ll down ’em like oysters— Raw ! Raw ! Raw ! Re, Rah! Re, Rah! Re, Rah, Re! Who are, who are, who are we ? We are, we are—Don’t you see? Versailles High School! Re, Rah, Re

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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

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THE VERSAILLES Page Twenty -nine FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ..................James Pequignot Vice-President .............Lenore Webster Secretary ....................Fairy Wasson Treasurer ....................Bonnie Huber Freshman Class History In the year beginning 1931, forty-seven shaking Freshies mounted the steps of V. H. S., to begin a most uncertain journey through High School toward Graduation. Since that first memorable day, we have progressed rapidly in studies, athletics, and various other activities. Everything was different and rather strange after what we had been accustomed to in the grades, but, after a few days, we became familiar with the new and interesting surroundings. During that first week, most of us managed to get in trouble with everyone, especially the Faculty. Being Freshmen, most of our mistakes were noticed by the older pupils, the Sophomores in particular, and they possibly because they had just passed through the “green” stage. Our Freshman year has been full of such blunders, but we have tried to prove that the first impression is not always the true one. A few weeks after school had begun, we were allowed to organize and we selected as officers: President, James Pequignot; Vice-Presi- dent, Lenore Webster; Secretary, Fairy Wasson; Treasurer, Bonnie Huber. During the year we have lost three members and have gained one. We were well represented in both Basketball and Football, having seven out for Football and seven out for Basketball, including both boys