Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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Almost Eighteen A Three Act Comedy presented by the VERSAILLES JUNIOR CLASS November 19, 1948—8:00 P. M Cast of Characters William Barry Ronald Shellhause Grace Barry Nelda Swallow Beatrice Barry Delilah Fast Mabel Warren Sarah Jane Kindell Mrs. Granville Margaret Schwepe Eddie Barry Urban Drees George Jones William Nisonger Tommy Granville Donald Pequignot Sally Davidson Arlene McEldowney Mr. Merritt John Koverman Miss Dalrymple Alice Kremer Prompter—Janet Barga Directors Miss Harriet Eastman Miss Margaret Craig ( 29 )

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Made-To-Order Hero A Three Act Comedy presented by the Versailles Senior Class April 22, 1949—8:00 p. m. Cast of Characters Clarence Threepwood Beansy Benham Vaughn Beach ....... Jack Bartlett ...... Hortense Holly ..... Helen Stringer ..... Mary Benson......... Dolores Parker ..... Connie Nelson ... Vicky Threepwood Joey Work........... Glenn Glump ........ Kay Troy............ Doctor Way.......... Officer O’Brien Nurse Briggs ...... Marvin Cain Jack Barga John Connaughton Ed Manier Laura Kruckeberg ....... Joan Smith Barbara Martino Dorothy Guillozet Marie Kremer Shirley Stoner Romaine Berger ........ Joe Harsh ...Juanita Mangen Marion Neargarder ...... Gene Loxley Phyllis Young- Prompter—Phyllis Young. Directors Miss Betty Shipley Mr. Homer Fields ( 28 )

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Class Prophecy (Continued from Page 25) Patsy Zeller really gets around. Teaches Home Ec. at dear Frenchtown. Bob Zeller travels afar, He achieved great fame as a skating star. As for we gazers who started as three. We gained a member, Bob Frantz, you see, You may not believe it but we’re busy too, We work for a living just like you. Marion Neargarder runs a lazy man’s rest, Bums take notice, it is the best. Remember Bob Frantz? How that boy could sing, He’s now known as the modern day “Bing”. Marvin Cain, though it sounds absurd, Is a veterinarian with a Berkshire herd. Mary Buschur still favors men, She can’t give them up, despite her R. N. Our crystal ball is worn small, It did it’s job and told us all. Crystal ball, you did just fine, Thanks, from the class of “forty-nine”. —Mary Buschur. —Marvin Cain. —Marion Neargarder. —Bob Frantz. NAME AMBITION CAN YOU IMAGINE? (Continued from Page 23) Ruth Stammen—Secretary............ Norma Stephan—Office girl Shirley Stoner—To be loved Bud Tipple—Raise a football team Helen Voisard—To enjoy life....... Leo Wenning—To be a successful farmer Phyllis Young—Bookkeeper ......... Patsy Zeller—Beautician .......... Bob Zeller—To operate a dairy farm with my brother Not saying “What?” ................... Noisy ...........Without a date .............Being disliked Jealous ........ Not teasing Fudd Not being athletic ................... Angry ..............A poor skater —Ed Manier ’49. —Jack Barga ’49. ( 30 )