Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY —ID—

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 THE DAFFY DILLS A THREE ACT COMEDY PRESENTED BY THE VERSAILLES SENIOR CLASS FRIDAY, APRIL 21st, 11)50 at 8:00 P. M. Cast of Characters: RICHARD DILL Ronald Shellhause CAROL DILL Delilah Fast RODNEY DILL John Koverman DORIS DILL ............................... Arlene McEldowney DUDLEY DILL Norman Grosch GRANDMOTHER DILL Janet Barga COUSIN MAUD MADDOX Nelda Swallow ELAINE ESCOTT Margaret Schwepe AIMEE LOVEWELL . La Donna Mumaw PETE NORTON Bill Nisonger THE WIDOW WOGGLES Alice Kremer ARNICA JUKES Prompter—Alice Kueterman Joan Richhart Directors Miss Betty Shipley Mr. Homer Fields

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SENIOR WILL We, the graduating class of 1950, being the most intelligent and industrious class ever to be graduated from Versailles High School, feel we should leave some of our most valuable possessions behind us in order to keep in the memories of those who must continue to slave on a few more years a tender and sacred remembrance of us. 1, Rosemary Baltes, do bequeath my dark hair to Eileen Urees. We, Jim Barga and Judy Goubeaux, do bequeath our senior romance to Ronnie Poling and Miriam Rhoades. I Clete Barton, do bequeath my class ring to Jane Rhoades. I, Bob Bayman, do bequeath my fine sense of humor to anyone that will take it. I, Doris Bergman, do bequeath my typing ability to Helen Groff. I, Vivian Bergman, do bequeath my quiet manner to Duane Berger. I, Martha Brenneman, do bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Jean Barga. I, Betty Bernholt, do bequeath my big brown eyes to Margaret Drees. I, Delores Byrd, do bequeath my cooking ability to Miss Shipley. I. Bob Coates, do bequeath my feminine admirers to Howard Kremcr. I, Urban Drees, de bequeath my scholastic standing to Evelyn Pohl. I, Jack Gantt, do bequeath my quiet manner to Mr. Hehl. I, Berniece Gehron, do bequeath my red hair to Jeanette Magoteaux. I, Jean Goubeaux, dobequeath my interest in Greenville to Nancy Fields. I, Marcus Grilliot, do bequeath my athletic ability to Eddie Rethman. I, John Grillot, do bequeath my forceful voice to Mr. Cline. I, Norman Grosch, do bequeath my driving ability to Madonna Bergman. I, Ann Henry, do bequeath my interest in St. Henry to Elizabeth Wen-ning. I, Lois Ann Judy, do bequeath my saxophone playing to Jimmy Condon. We, Sam Holsapple and Ed Weaver, do bequeath our positions at the Egg Auction to Bob Treon and Tony Martino. I, Sarah Jane Kindeli, do bequeath my position as drum majorette to Jim Graves. I, John Koverman, do bequeath my smooth line to Jack DeLaet. I, Alice Kremer, want everything I have, and therefore bequeath nothing to anyone. I, Alice Kueterman, do bequeath my gossiping to Ruth Heckman. I, Barbara Liette, do bequeath my interest in Willowdell to Vada Scherer. I, Jerry Lochtefeld, do bequeath my blushing to Gail Pitsenbarger. I, Arlene McEldowney, do bequeath my long hair to Marilyn Grisez. I, Joan Mumaw, do bequeath my height to Jane Evinger. I, LaDonna Mumaw, do bequeath my chewing gum to Betty Grillot. (Continued on Page 78) —20—