Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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CLASS WILL We the Class of ’57, do bequeath, in this year of 1957 to the understated, these memories of our stay at Versailles High School. I, John Armstrong, leave my last name to anyone with “tired blood.’’ I, Cletus Baltes, leave my position at Oliver and Shilling Nursery to any nature boy. I, Edward Barga, leave my title “Pilot of the Green Bomb” to Ralph Francis. I, Doris Berger, leave my love for chewing gum to Roger Spahr. I, Edward Bulcher, leave my gift of gab to Mary Miller. I, Darlene Coons, leave my last name to anyone who wants to go hunting. I, Carol Crooks, leave my last name to any thug. We, Earlene Dapore and Anna Didier, leave our friendships to Marilyn Barga and Linda Marshal. I, Philip Dickman, leave my last place in the spelling line to Fred Banks. I, Walter Dorsten, leave my “Chevy” to some drag strip. I, Virgil Frantz, leave my love of sulphur to Jerry Gigandet. I, Virginia Frantz, leave my 98 pounds to the football team of ’57. I, Rita Fritz, leave my ability in basketball to Delores Beam. I, Willard Gehron, leave my bashfulness to Gary Rindler. I, Doris Gerling, leave my seat in chemistry to any girl who likes to be surrounded by boys. I, George Gigandet, leave my place at Elson-Kindell to any grease monkey. I, Ralph Goubeaux, leave my ’57 Ford to Larry Mendenhall. I, Louis Grilliot, leave my Florida trips to Mr. Fields. I, Marion Hannan, leave my nickname “Bones” to Paul Meyers. I, James Hart, leave my wavy hair to Ed George. I, Jerome Hartzell, leave my Vi mile walk to school to Ann Phelan. I, Jean Hiatt, leave my love for popular music to Carol Booher. I, Harold Keiser, leave my seat in English to Zane Keller. I, Jerry Kerns, leave my ability to polish basketballs to Jim Phelan. We, Virginia Kramer and Evelyn Voisinet, leave our interest in Fort Loramie boys to Janice Knapke and Carolyn Ruschau. I, Larry Kruckeberg, leave my duals to any Plymouth lover. I, Richard Lauber, leave Route 185 to Dick Phlipot. I, Robert Marshal, leave my motorcycle to Orville Bohman. I, Arthur May, leave my picture painting ability to Ed Trittschuh. —29—

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY ONIONS IN THE STEW CHARACTERS Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald Anne Joan..... Howard Roger Claud Claire Fessenden Lesley Arnold Margo Miss Garvey Bee Gee Salsie Kitsie Mrs. Watson’s Harry New-Motor Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lyda and Jim Phil and Delia Murray Old Buddy Announcer......... Brenda Trittschuh Jim Hart Carol Crooks Virginia Frantz Ernie Monnin Ed Bulcher .............Jerome Hartzell Doris Gerling Wanda Kueterman Myrna McClurg Karen Seman Lucy McClure Harriet Wulber Doris Rindler Clete Baltes Marion Hannan Ed Barga and Yvonne Monnin Evelyn Voisinet and Dick Lauber Jerry Kerns and Doris Sherman Ed Barga Dick Lauber Director—Mr. James Wiebrecht Prompters—Wanda Kueterman. Harriet Wulber, and Yvonne Monnin Stage Managers—Virgil Frantz and Willard Gehron Ushers—Jean Hiatt, Darlene Coons, Rita Fritz —28—

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CLASS WILL (Cont'd.) I, Lucille McClure, leave my seat in chemistry to someone who needs help passing. I, Myrna McClurg, leave my cats to Carol Booher’s dog. I, Ernie Monnin, leave my “frame’’ to David Oliver. I, Yvonne Monnin, leave my ability to get along with teachers to Janet Miller and Cathy Kelch. I, Dennis Neargardner, leave my mischievousness to Cletus Mangen. I, Carol Niederkorn, leave my promptness to classes to any freshman. I, Paul Nieport, leave my drum to Connie Hixon. I, Bernard Phlipot, leave my ability to get chased out of the halls to Lester Kueterman. I, Joseph Pierron, leave my chemistry book to Mr. Rhoades. We, Arlene Poeppelman, Wanda Kueterman, and Harriet Wulber, leave our places in F. H. A. to Dale Hart, Allen Brandt, and Artie Heft. I, Gary Poling, leave my nickname “Putt” to any car which needs one. I, Leonard Rethman, leave my ability to make it in home room at 8:29 to Harry Miller. I, Doris Rindler, leave my cows to Mr. Fambrough to further the biology class. I, John Rindler, leave my hair cut to Carl Gigandet. I, Melvin Schlater, leave my guitar to Elvis. I, Karen Seman, leave my love for writing letters to sailors to Betty Dapore. I, Doris Sherman, leave my quietness to Steve Gasson. I, Carolyn Smith, leave my place as majorette to Connie Smith. I, Joyce Strome, leave my position at Hollinger’s to anyone who wants to run their fingers through a meat grinder. I, Denis Subler, leave my love of Fords to Mr. Rhoades. I, Pat Subler, leave my seat in band to anyone who wants it. I, Brenda Trittschuh, leave my typing ability to next year’s typing class. I, Evelyn Yagle, leave my seat in the office after school to Jim Brown. We, the Class of ’57, leave peace and quiet to the teachers! ! ! ! ! Doris Rindler Lucille McClure Clete Baltes Dick Lauber —30—