Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

 - Class of 1949

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Page 26 text:

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row—Jack Barga, Helen Voi-sard, Marvin Cain; Second row— Ed Manier, Karl Schmitt. The Senior Class Sometimes our senior year is looked upon as a happy time because we are to be graduated, other times we look at is as the last time we will be together as a class. During our twelve years in school we have lost many classmates and gained many new ones. We hope our teachers feel they haven’t spent their time in vain, but it has been appreciated. We want to thank them for all of their time and effort spent on us. Our class officers are: President ................................ Jack Barga Vice President............................ Marvin Cain Secretary-Treasurer .................... Karl Schmitt Student Senate ............ Helen Voisard, Ed Manier There were many students from our class who participated in the various sports, music organizations and other activities during our four years of high school. Barbara Martino was chosen as the Homecoming Queen this year. We were proud of her because she is a representative of our class. What does our future hold in store for us? This can partly be answered as we leave high school by deciding what we will do. Many will enter college, others will choose various occupations and many of us will take up the responsibility of a home. As we look toward our future we shall remember the many happy days spent at V. H. S. We bid farewell to our faculty and friends, but we do not say good bye. ( 22 ) —Barbara Goodall ’49.

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HELEN VOISARD Russia High School 1, 2 Commercial 3, 4 Student Senate 4 LEO WENNING F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT ZELLER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1 PATSY ZELLER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 Operetta 1, 4 Commercial 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1, 4 ( 21 )



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NAME AMBITION CAN YOU IMAGINE? Jack Barga—Sawbones ................................ Sour Puss. Romaine Berger—Produce better eggs.................... Unfriendly Charles Bergman—Outlive the rest of the class With a burr Thelma Bey—Bookkeeper.................... Disturbing the peace Mary Buschur—Invent a flawless man trap......................Quiet Marvin Cain—Monkey doctor ................................ Bashful John Connaughton—Prize fighter ............................ Dainty Dorothy Didier—Develop shatter-proof eggs.... Six feet tall Madonna Didier—To be good ................. Talking too much Norma Ehlers—Own the North Star hotel Studying Bob Frantz—Replace Crosby ......................... Lousy singer Virginia George—Housewife .......................... Without Verl Evelyn Goff—Take life easy ............................... Serious Barbara Goodall—To be a widow in a bachelor’s Miss'ng high “C” house Elmer Grilliot—Pitch for Osgood ... Straight “A” James Grisez—Own a rat-proof elevator................... Frowning Virginia Groff—Personal secretary A problem child Dorothy Guillozet—To grow tall ................... Smart Alec Joe Harsh—Preacher.................................. Wide awake Mary Ann Heckman—Stenographer.......................... Unpleasant Betty Hemmelgarn—Type 75 words per minute........... Loud mouth Bud Hesson—Electrician ........................... Short and fat Roberta Hobbs—Teacher......................... A trouble maker Doyle Hufford—Plumber .......................... Without his car Louis Keiser—Game Warden ............................... Homely Irma Kramer—To dance with Fred Astaire Poor dancer Marie Kremer—Nurse .................................... Speechless Laura Kruckeberg—Live long and be happy...........Without a smile Dolores Lochtefeld—Public Accountant Not getting excited Gene Loxley—Engineer................Not knowing all the big league pitchers by first name Hubert Magoteaux—To play Tipple’s team in 1969 Curly hair Julia Magoto—Own half interest in Bell Telephone Fat Alberta Mangen—Farmers wife .......................... Misbehaving Juanita Mangen—Nurse ........................ Afraid of fellas Ed Manier—Admiral ......................... Flunking Chemistry Betty Marker—Typist .................. Missing an annual sale Barbara Martino—Sing for my supper.......Without a foreign fella Marion Neargarder—Draw a cartoon strip Not knowing his Chemistry Miriam Nickol—Own the other half of Bell Uninteresting Telephone Alma Oehrtman—Design hats............... Criticizing someone Dick Parin. Sheriff of Darke County............... Afraid of girls Joe Parmenter—To be Editor of the Policy.............. In a hurry Floyd Pitsenbarger—Retire at 21 With an empty car Dorothy Rethman—Stenographer Missing the honor roll Shirley Ritchie—Interior decorator............ A peroxide blonde Ada Robbins—Manage Sears Roebuck ..................... Boistrous Viola Schieltz—To tame down the South Getting excited Patterson Twp. Bus Raymond Schlecty—Farmer................. Without his coon dog Karl Schmitt—Trisect an angle geometrically Worrying about anything but Math. Mark Sherry—Be Mayor of Greenville................Without a Ford Joan Smith—Manage the Snyder Hotel ..... Without Bill (Continued on Page 30 ( 23 )

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