Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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ALICE BRANDT A quiet lass who cheerfully faces All tasks set before her. GEORGE BUXTON No sinner, nor no saint, perhaps; But well, the very best of chaps. DICK COHEE He is stately and young and tall, Dreaded in battle, and loved in the hall. DOLORES DABE So lightly through this world you prance. You well might teach us all to dance WALTER ENICKS Though small of stature, He can’t be beat. DAVID ETTER His friends are many; His foes—has he any? BETTY MARIE FINE Her words do show her wit incomparable. NIIILA GEORGE In muslin or in lawn She is fairer than the dawn. HELEN GILMORE A young lady whose charming ways Will win her friends and fame. RUTH MARY GOUBEAUX Her treading would not bend a blade of grass. Or shake the dewy blow-ball from his stalk. MYRNA GOUDY Her voice is like the warbling of a bird, So soft, so sweet, so delicately clear. BETTY LOU GUTERMUTH This lass so sweet—” Ah yes, so she is. •F(nirtpf-

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femora BOB MILLER He never, never fails a friend, and never fears a foe. KEITH BLAKELEY He’s winding up the watch of wit: By and by it will strike. DORIS SIMON For having studied and digested All the books a-giving, It stands to reason, she must know Almost all that’s worth knowing. JOHN GILLETTE Sure, he’s proud, and yet his pride becomes him: He’ll be a proper man. DORIS BARGA Her step is music, and her voice is song. BERNADETTE BERGER With a sweet smile, and a winning way. Bernadette spreads happiness every day. IVOLYN BERGMAN She is a sweet miss with a sunny disposition That never changes. —Thirteen—

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ZANE HARTLE This is the boy with curly hair, And when it comes to studies, he’s right there. MARY HEINS She is as true as the needle to the Pole, Or as the dial to the sun. ERNEST HEMMELGARN This amusing fellow is the classroom clown. Making people laugh is more important to him than lessons. BETTY JANE HOLE True to her friends, kind to her foes, People must love her wherever she goes. LYNN HOLE He never dares to be as funny as he can. JIM HOPKINS His very foot has music in it, As he comes up the stairs. VERL KELLER The boy that makes us all take note, For he is a prince of a fellow and a famous athlete. BILL KISSINGER Most blameless is he, Centered in the sphere of common duties. JUNE KISSINGER A well liked lass whose ready wit Is at the tip of her tongue. ANNABEL KLEY Her eyes are sapphires set in snow, Resembling heaven in every wink. CLARA MAGOTO Her merry eye is full and black, Her cheek is brown and bright. MARYBELLE MAGOTO An open-harted maiden good and true. And when a lady’s in the case, Why then, all other things give place. —Fifteen—