Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

Page 25 text:

SENIOR VESPER SERVICE OF VERSAILLES HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, May 19, 1935 — 8:00 o’clock P. M. Processional Invocation Rev. H. C. Colliflower Music—“Beautiful Savior” Lutheran Church Choir Scripture Reading— -Joshua I Rev. W. W. Wernle Vocal Solo—“Hide Not Thy Face” John Graham Sermon—“The Road to Success” Rev. John W. Rilling Music—“God Is My Guide” Christian Church Choir Violin Obligato .... Esther Pitsenbarger Benediction Rev. H. C. Colliflower ■ CLASS ROLL Althoff Ruby Grillot, Atlee Rahm, Beulah Baltes, Joseph Hartle, Nelson Reeser, Geraldine Bruns, Paul Hess, Merna Reeser, Paul Brandon, Cyril Hollinger, Daniel Rhoades, Eugene Boolman, Emma Ida Huber, Bonnie Schafer, Herbert Byrd, Lowell Johnston, Catherine Schilling, Lewis Cool, Ray Johnston, Clarihel Stover, Joyce Dunwoody, Charles Kimmel, Velma Vankey, Harriette Faekler, Lucy Long, Elaine Ward, June Fisher, Clyde Martin, Gladys Wasson, Fairy Gerlach, Esther Pepiot, Evelyn Webster, Lenore Goubeaux, Winifred Pequignot, James Williams, Edward Guobeaux, Mazena Young, Nolan —Page Twenty-three—

Page 24 text:

 FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES VERSAILLES PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tuesday, May 21, 1935—8:00 P. M. March—“Pomp and Circumstances” Elgar VERSAILLES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA JAMES W. HOPKINS, Director Invocation Vocal Solo—“A Perfect Day” RUTH BENNETT Oration—“Good Work Brings the Greatest Happiness” HARRIETTE VANKEY Oration—“Intangible Values” EDWARD WILLIAMS Overture—Selection from “William Tell” Rossini VERSAILLES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Address CHARLES W. COOKSON, Supt. Urbana City Schools, Urbana, Ohio Intermezzo—“In a Persian Market” Ketelbey VERSAILLES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Presentation of Class of 1935 J. E. NESBIT, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas DR. J. E. GILLETTE, President of Board of Education Benediction REV. HUGH A. SMITH FACULTY J. E. NESBIT, Superintendent LEVI F. RHOADES, Jr., Principal HULDAH KLEY C. L. WILLIAMS MADGE FALKNOR J. J. FAMBROUGH KATHRYN CALDERWOOD LOUISE SMITH JAMES W. HOPKINS ALMA FISCHER BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. J. E. GILLETTE, President H. F. PRAKEL, Vice-President W. H. GRINER H. H. HOLE M. E. BEAL C. W. STOVER, Clerk —Page Twenty-two—

Page 26 text:

 SENIOR CLASS PLAY “WHAT’S THE USE?” Thursday Evening, May 16, 1935 High School Auditorium—8 :00 o’clock CAST OF CHARACTERS Edward Drinkwater, owner of “Pine Woods Nest” Nelson Hartle Howard Temple, his best friend James Pequignot George Wainwright || ||Paul Bruns Tom Turner Wealthyjjbaehelor friends, about 35 or 40|j Joseph Baltes Will Hooker || ||Eugene Rhaodes Rev. Roscoe Caldwell, a tired widower Joyce Stover Dr. Francis Clancey, quarantine physician Edward Williams Prof. Hiram Wise, about 50, tall and pale, interested in diet questions, and escaping Lucretia Wingate Lowell Byrd Tom Vaughn, colored cook Charles Dunwoody Two Health Officers Cyril Brandon Lewis Schilling Miss Laura Brown, Principal of an exclusive school for select young ladies in the East Gladys Martin Miss Utopia Steel, her most intimate friend ; rigid in manner and opinion of opposite sex. About 50 Lenore Webster Miss Betty Farlow, pretty young teacher of the school. Shows traces of levity Harriette Vankey Miss Chatterton ||Instructors in the same school|| Winifred Goubeaux Miss Graydon ||—Typical conservative types|| Evelyn Pepiot Miss Lancy ||—All about 35. jj Mazena Goubeaux Miss Boston jj jj Emma Ida Boolman Miss Lucretia Wingate, about 40, determined to marry Professor Wise; wears rose color Merna Hess Laura Cordelia, colored cook Esther Gerlach TIME—The Present. LOCALITY—The Pine Woods. TIME OF PLAYING—One and a half hours. —Page Twenty-four—