Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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JUNIORS Althoff, Eileen Bennett, Ruth Boyer, Ruth Brandt, Kathryn Brown, Mary Buell, Paul Conkling, Lucia Davidson, Pauline Etter, Jacob Falknor, James Fahnestock, Norine Fisher, Ray Gasson, Jerome Gerlach, Robert Goudy, Norval Goubeaux, Bessie Graves, Christine Grillot, Steven Hardman, Ruth Hollinger, Luther Jones, Carl Kamman, Paul Zeller, Kelch, Dorothy Magato, Alice Masner, Leona Martin, Verner Miller, Evelyn Moore, Charles Oehrtman, Paul Pearson, Edna Mae Ploch, Henrietta Rismiller, Marion Schieltz, Rita Schieltz, Ruth Shappie, Paul Sherry, George Shiverdecker, Naomi Stewart, Marjorie Subler, Forrest Vogel, Rosemary Weyant, Glenn Wilson, Leonard Young, James Younker, Paul Donna —Page Thirty—

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President............................ Carl Jones Vice-President......................Verner Martin Secretary ..................................Alice Magato Treasurer...................................James Swisher Reporter ..........................Lucia Conkling In September of the year 1932, we, a large group of wide-eyed, frightened sailors, merged from a small vessel, called the “Grades”, and ascended the gang-plank of the large ship, “1936”. Realizing what a long voyage we had ahead of us, one that required courage and might, we bravely found our cabins—preparing for what might come, in the four ports of our journey. During the first quarter of our trip we encountered many storms, but by the cooperation and loyalty of all passengers aboard, our ship reached our first port—“Freshman City”. From “Freshman City” the crew pulled up anchors—and off we sailed to “Sophomore City”. On this trip we faced many more hardships than before, and sometimes we found it hard to keep smiling. Some of our crew became discouraged and deserted us, yet “on” sailed the Ship “1936”. Two long years have elapsed, and now we’ve anchored our “ship” in “Junior City”. The third year is almost gone. With pangs of regret we shall soon sail on, because only one more port is to be made on this journey—“Senior City”. We, the crew of the “1936” of V. H. S., shall emerge from this “ship” into a still larger one, the “World”, proud and full-fledged sailors. On we shall sail . . to other and larger ports . . yet we will know our happiest four years were spent on the “1936”. LUCIA CONKLING, ’36. —Page Twenty-nine—

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SOPHOMORES Anthony, Lois Bigham, Betty Book waiter, Esther Bornhorst, Dorothy Burns, Harold Dabe, Peggy Cashman, Mary Bess Fiebiger, Lillian Gunckle, Margaret Hay, Marcella Hiatt, Harrigan Hickey, Armella Hollinger, Kathryn Hupe, Delmar Ilgen, Dorotha Kimmel, Naomi Kruckeberg, Inez Kruckeberg, Velma Lange, Ralph Marker, Arthur Young, Matthieu, Henry Mendenhall, Dwight McGi’eevy, Harry Pequignot, Margie Pheanis, Charles Plock, Fritz Reck, Alice Rhoades, Omar Rismiller, Luemma Schilling, Neva Schilling, Treva Simon, Helen Stamm, Keith Starr, Oth ur Stover, Helen Townsend, Dorothy Townsend, Galen Turpen, Robert Wetzel, Dale York, Eva Wayne —Page Thirty-one—