Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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CLASS WILL JOHN BARGE: Leaves with a smile. TOM BAUGHMAN: Wills his ability to get along with teachers to Gene Mills. ALICE BERGER: Bequeaths her love for chatter to Mary Angela Paul us. DUANE BERGER: Bequeaths his ability to be a shiek to Earl Hollinger. JIM BIGHAM: Leaves his daily locker sessions to John Weaver. SHIRLEY CLARK: Will always be Shirley, but not alwavs Clark. DELORES COONS: Leaves her chewing gum under the second seat, first row, Senior room. DELORES DIDIER: Bequeaths her love for candy to Gin Schulze. MARGARET DREES: Bequeaths her quietness in study hall to Melvin Stucke. INA DUNWOODY: Wills her typing ability to Ramona Lanich. NANCY FIELDS AND JOHN BRANDT: Do bequeath our senior roman- ce to Pat Baltes and Bill Pepiot. MARY FINFROCK: Bequeaths her love for art to Joan Rethman. VIRGINIA FORD: Bequeaths her ability to write service men to Janet Berger. RICHARD FRANTZ: Leaves his shyness with girls to Ronnie Hennessy. DELAINE GEHLE: Wills his blonde hair to some unsatisfied brunette. MARJORIE GRISEZ: Wills her black hair to June Hixson. BERNICE HEMMELGARN: Bequeaths her Frenchtown spirit to Mar- lene Baltes. MARIAN HILGEFORT: Wills her happy go lucky ways to Louella Hart- zell. EARL HOLSAPPLE: Bequeaths his ability to acquire fancy cars to Mar- ilyn Grisez. ESTHER KRAMER: Bequeaths her ability to have assignments done to Bob Berger. HOWARD KREMER: Leaves his ability to charm the girls to Benny Bernholt. ROBERT KRUCKEBERG: Wills his love for school to Joanne Bulcher. MARIANNE LANGENKAMP: Bequeaths her blonde hair to Delores Knapke. EVAN LEICHTY: Bequeaths his love of work to Bob Gantt. PAULINE MANGEN: Wills her ability to write songs to Catherine May. JOSIE MARCHAL: Bequeaths her position at the Ten Cent Store to Rita Bey. JUNE MATTHIEU: Bequeaths her ability to acquire constituents to Jane Evinger. JEANETTE McELDOWNEY: Wills her ability to play basketball to An- nie Shimp. • « ( JANE STEED: Leaves her cheer leading ability to Jackie Pittsenbarger. (Continued on page 80) —26—

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CAN YOU IMAGINE? John Barge without a good excuse? Tom Baughman without a book? Alice Berger not liking boys? Duane Berger with his mouth closed? Jim Bigham without Pat? John Brandt not owning any hogs? Shirley Clark not going to Russia? Delores Coons not writing letters? Delores Didier not sleepy second period? Margaret Drees being tall and dark? Ina Dunwoody not interested in O. S. U.? Nancy Fields without a class x'ing? Virginia Ford without her diamond? Dick Frantz not talking to Marianne in math? Delaine Gehle without a smile? Marjorie Grisez being a blonde? Bernice Hemmelgarn inactive? Marian Hilgefort without Marianne? Earl Holsapple without a red convertible? Esther Kramer dumb? Howard Kremer not going to McCartyville? Bob Kruckeberg without an answer to everything? Marianne Langenkamp without Marian? Evan Leichty being a wolf? Pauline Mangen being a trouble maker? Josie Marchal making noise? June Matthieu without glasses? Jeanette McEldowney not receiving valentines? Jane Miller an old maid? Barbara Millet not going to a dance? Jim Monnier without red hair? Charles Parmenter being slim? Jim Paulus without a girl? Dick Paulus with straight hair? Pat Pepiot not giggling? Wanda Pepiot without her summer ambitions? Jane Pequignot not talking? Gail Pitsenbarger refusing a game of football? Bob Plessinger being on time? Evelyn Pohl back on time at noon? Barbara Rindler speechless? Vada Scherer not going steady? Paul Shimp dating girls? Phyllis Shoffner yelling? Lurene Simon with short hair? Thelma Speelman without her lessons? Gene Strome without his chickens? John Stuck failing a subject? Joyce Swallow driving slow? Nina Tegtmeyer bashful? Nancy Trittschuh having any more dates? Bob Urquhart working? Joan Winner being fat? Edith Wright ugly? —Nancy Trittschuh and Gail Pitsenbarger. —25—

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Cat Wagon — Vada — Up Town Taxi — Trouble Joyce? — Holding Wall? — Summertime — Bert — The Gang — Play Ball — Mr. and Mrs. — Muriel. —27—