Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL 43. Virginia Schulze—Bequeaths her ability to “Keep It a Secret” to Myrna Brandt. 44. John Schwepe—Bequeaths his seat in Chemistry to anyone who can put up with three gabby girls. 45. Nancy Shade—Bequeaths her powder room activities to Eileen Rethman. 46. Annie Shimp—Leaves her compact and lipstick to Elaine Subler. 47. Arlene Stephan—Leaves more bounce to the ounce to Webb Mc-Eldowney. 48. Doris Subler—Needs everything to set up housekeeping. 49. Pat Swallow—Leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. Young to Kenny Dowty. 50. Bill Swallow—Leaves Susan Fields to Giggs Gigandet. 51. Jim Thiebeau—Leaves his toughnes to Don Loxley. 52. Cyril Voisard—Leavese his charges to batteries. 53. John Warner—Leaves his interest in the fair sex to Charles Voisard. 54. Don Yagle—Leaves his cowboy boots to Poke Weaver. 55. Mary Emma Yagle—Bequaths her ability to find an empty seat in a dark theater to Janet Bey. NAME AMBITION HABIT 1. Pat Baltes To be an auctioneer Being quiet 2. Jerome Barga To be another Kenny Roberts Curling his hair 3. Janet Berger XVVli Vl WJ To never grow old Telephoning 4. Marjorie Berger To be married Waiting 5. Lloyd Brenneman To find a good egg Flirting 6. Bob Brown To fly to Mars Living 7. Joanne Bulcher To be a pan-slinger Liking people 8. Teba Cain To build a skyscraper in Webster Covington 9. Harriet Christian To take up housekeep- Making noise ing 10. Mary Drees To go Dutch Dancing 11. Paul Drees To be an English Teacher Studying ? ? 12. Jane Evinger Run a home for Bachelors Opposite Sex 13. Tom Frantz Be a traveling salesman Farmer’s Daugh 14. Margaret Gehron Be happy North Star 15. Jack Goodall Become a second Johnny Ray Chewing gum 16. Clarence Grilliot To find a cute tomato Going to Florida 17. Marilyn Grisez To take a slow boat to China Giggling —23—

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SENIOR CLASS WILL 1. Pat Baltes—Bequeaths her quiet voice to Dorothy Langenkamp. 2. Jerome Barga—Bequeaths his curly hair to Mr. Cline’s bald spot. 3. Janet Berger—Wills her summer romances to Kathleen Pohl. 4. Marjorie Berger—Bequeaths her going away parties to anyone who is going away. 5. Lloyd Brenneman—Bequeaths his girl friends at the Egg Auction to Bob Ehlers. 6. Bob Brown—Leaves his superhuman ability to be reserved to Mr. Mehl. 7. Joanne Bulcher—Bequeaths her seat at Crystal Ball to Nancy Zeller. 8. Teba Cain—Bequeaths his place in the back room of Elson’s Store to Jim Brandt. 9. Harriet Christian—Bequeaths her seat in band to Laura Lou Dun-kle. 10. Mary Drees—Leaves all but one of her Dutchmen to Lavon Rinderle. 11. Paul Drees—Bequeaths his blonde hair to Jacque Barga. 12. Jane Evinger—Bequeaths her Irish temper to any Frenchman who needs it. 13. Tom Frantz—Leaves his class ring for the girls to fight over. 14. Margaret Gehron—Wills her ability to catch a man to Edna Kelch. 15. Jack Goodall—Leaves his dancing ability to a kangaroo. 16. Clarence Grilliot—Leaves his Florida trips to Bob Gantt. 17. Marilyn Grisez—Wills her dirty shoes to Sharon McClurg. 18. Jim Grogean—Wills his little green truck to Miss Eastman. 19. Ruth Guillozet—Bequeaths her graveyard experiences to the dead. 20. Mary Hammaker—Leaves the “Ham” in Hammaker to anyone who is hungry. 21. Tom Hart—Leaves his rotten egg gas in locker 180. 22. Luella Hartzell—Leaves her scholastic standing to Jim Detrick. 23. Janet Harry—Leaves as she entered, pleasantly. 24. Ronnie Hennessy—Leaves his ability to “catch on” to jokes to Carl Bauer. 25. June Hixson—Leaves her position as majorette to Pat Oehrtman. 26. Earl Hollinger—Bequeaths his grey corduroy shirt to Mr. Hensel. 27. Dean Horner—Leaves his Hollywood muffler to Miss Jone’s Oldsmo-bile. 28. Bob Johnston—Wills his masculine physique to Larry Francis. 29. Delores Knapke—Bequeaths her ability to get along with men to anyone who can use it. 30. Janice Kremer—Leaves her mental ability to Melvin Stucke. 31. Ramona Lanich—Leaves her past to Norma Kiser. 32. Dottie Littman—Leaves her reducing belt to Mary Lou Shumaker. 33. Catherine May—Leaves her drawing ability to Tony Grilliot. 34. Dick Mescher—Leaves gladly. 35. John Mills—Leaves his rippling muscles to Mary Simon. 36. Roger Mong—Leavese nothing because he wants to take it with him. 37. Myrna Nickol—Leaves her position as Mr. Rhoades secretary to anyone who wants to sit on his lap. 38. Jerry Oliver—Bequeaths his driving ability to Mr. Zeller. 39. Bill Pepiot—Bequeaths his trength to J. J. Bey. 40. Pat Pequignot—Leaves her dumb pills to the Juniors. 41. Pat Plessinger—Leaves her True Story magazines to Ruby Derr. 42. Betty Lou Poly—Bequeaths her baby sitting ability to Susan Fields. —22—

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 NAME AMBITION HABIT 18. Jim Grogean To build a church Teasing 19. Ruth Guillozet To design tombstones Collecting rings 20. Mary Hammaker Mayor of Jackson Convertibles 21. Janet Harry To become a stenographer Being likable 22. Tom Hart To become a Chemistry teacher Messing 23. Luella Hartzell To live in a penthouse Smiling 24. Ronald Hennessy To make the women happy Pigs 25. June Hixson To replace Mary Hartline David 26. Earl Hollinger To play in Guy Lombardo’s band Talking to himself 27. Dean Horner To be a motorcycle racer Getting new cars 28. Bob Johnston To be in the movies Mustaches 29. Delores Knapke To own her own beauty shop Combing her hair 30 Janice Kremer To drive a Plymouth Talking 31. Ramona Lanich To have more Nickols John 32. Dottie Littman To edit a gossip column Staring 33. Catherine May To paint a picture of the world Smiling 34. Dick Mescher To write his own Senior math Mag and Joanne 35. Roger Mong To be Tarzan Muscle building 36. Myrna Nickol To have a basketball team Buicks 37. Jerry Oliver To stay alive Flubbing up 38. Bill Pepiot To run a barber shop Growing cookie dusters 39. Pat Pequignot To get and keep a man Hurrying around 40. Pat Plessinger To write a book Gossiping 41. Betty Lou Poly To be a movie star Being kind 42. Virginia Schulze To become a Wave Letter writing 43. John Schwepe To become a minister Tall girls 44. Nancy Shade To remove the “Shade” from her name Frowning- 45. Annie Shimp To take Miss Smith’s place Being quiet 46. Arlene Stephan To acquire a dainty laugh Speaking out of turn 47. Doris Subler To be a Russia housewife Driving 48. Pat Swallow To raise a big family Harold 49. Bill Swallow To have an answer for everything F. F. A. 50. James Thiebeau To graduate Grease monkey 51. Cyril Voisard To buy out Red Hupe Blushing 52. John Warner To always wear a smile Living 53. Don Yagle To sleep 24 hours a day Fishing 54. Mary Emma Yagle To be awake on Monday mornings Reading magazines 55. John Mills To collect a harem Girls —24—