Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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First Row: Reva Argenburgg Ida Mae Davis: Anna Marhefkag Vesta Mae Jeromeg Mary Shanks: Gertrude Konczalg Margfaret Nolang Hetty Mae Uolby: Dorothy Mm-ansg Rheta Jane VVheelockg Janice Marschg Margaret Heck: Arlene Barnardg Martha Perag Mrs. Mildred Beckwith. Second Row: Jeannette Edyg Molly Abrams: Ruth Husenbury: Clover Arlene Branch: Edna Klinger: Flrneda Lindsey: Catherine Nedrog Jeanne Shaw: Marie T5o,e,'ueg liarhara Schultzg Viola Dusenburyg Sylvia Abrams: Dorothy llrbas. Third Row: Georgia Klingcrq Nettie Pecjak: Helen Molenda: Pauline Reigertg Pauline Darrow: Dora VVoidtke3 Antonia Kooymang Betty Hull: Doris Osborn: Nadecn Crossley: Norma Holleyg Grace Pearsg Evalyn Sparr. Fourth Itow: Geraldine Reed: Helen Kovalcikg Jestine Alyersg Retta Loveland: Mar- garet Boomhowerg June VVestlake: Betty Sherwood: Laura Means: llelle Moon: VViIma Johnson: Martha Ridlackg lnorothy Stone: Joyce Love. Fifth Row: Edna Grapatin: Geraldine Bond: Edith KisFman3 lflnima Bidlack: l'a,tlierine Steutzerg Elizabeth Kahanca: Helm-n Smith, Harriet Tylerg Anna Mae lloornhowerg Helen do Melkerg Doris l'i1llllC1'Q Francis Dorsey. Girl Reserves N Y ig X Alice was very nlueh interested in what she had heard about the Girl Reserves and asked one of the members what it was all about. VVell, said the G. R. member, VW: have tried our best to live up to our purpose 'to find and give the best'. VVC have achieved this through the guidance of Mrs. Mildred Beck- with and Miss Mildred Sampson and with the help of thc Sponsors. Among the many things we have done this year, these are the most important. Each girl adopted a lady at the Madison Home and went to fee her as frequently' as possible. We also attended church in a body the second Sunday in every month. On May 24-, the Girl Reserves sponsored a party, to which the Hi-Y were invited. VVe also gave our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet May 28 at which time the officers for the school year of 1935-1936 were installed. The officers for the past year were: Grace Pears, Presidentg Edna Klinger, Vice Presi- dent, Martha Pera, Secretaryg lilvalyn Sparrg Treasurer. Committee Chairmen were: Service, Doris Osborneg Program, Betty Hullg Social, Clover Branchg Financial, Erneda Lindsay. The Sponsors, without whose help our club would not have been so successful, are: Mrs. R. F. Haine, Mrs. Pears, Mrs. Robert Barr, Mrs. David Haine, Mrs. Howard Duke, Mrs. H. E. Peck. TW EYTY N INE 1

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First Row: Pi-gysell fguardianj: Barbara Tibbits: Katherine Henn: Betty Jean Spieth: Helen +oster: etty Fry: 1-Betty Starkey: Jeannette Howard: Doloras Geho: Betty Christian: Pauline Parkerf Angelina Zinia: Eloise Armstrong: Alice Reed: Miss Helen Owens Lpguardianj. Second How: Miss Elsie Flemming fguardianb: Peggy Good: Virginia Thomas: Bar- bara Uhapman: Beverly Briggs: Esther 'l'hoinas: Elizabeth Ann Miller: Miss Dorothy John- son Qguardianj. Third Row: Mary Jane Shepard: Evelyn Noyes: Dorothy Olloman: Rosalie Christian: Enmia l's-nhollow: Betty Hoskins: Lillian Raymond: Barbara Nichols: Orla Jean Martin: Evelyn Major: Miss Barbara Tibbits iguardianj. Fourth Row: Mary Spring: Franc:-s Peterson: Ruth Hazen: Virginia VV'helpley: Edith Porter: Nancy Lee Kinnear: Virginia Mae XVQ-bb: Cora Ann Winkler: Gloria Hawk. Fifth Row: Theotlora Stiffler Qgem-ral treasurr-rj: Barbara Eaton fjunior guardianl: Margaret Colby: Eugenia Ziina: Lou Anna Olloman: Martha Hartman: Harriet Konzal: Doris Martin: Alice Haas: Uynthia Searle: Elsie Hazen: Betty Hartman. Campfire Girls Alice went to a Council Fire of the Campfire Girls, where she learned all about their activities for the year. The Camp Fire Girls are divided into four groups. The Sponsor for the Camp Fires as a whole is Miss Owens. The girls have enjoyed a full year. The groups spent a Week-end together at camp. They have held three Council Fires, one in December, one in March and the last in April. It is the custom of the Camp Fire organization internationally to devote the year to one big project. Last year it was hobbies and a large: hobby fair, open to the public, displayed the girls' work. This year a similar fair was held in the late spring of the year. This fair was a Citizenship Fair. The individual groups have had parties throughout the year. I TVVENTY-EIGHT

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l wg I, Front Row: Betty Sherwoodg Harriet Tyler: Doris Palmerg Marie Bogueg Betty Lou Martin: Miss Owens. Second Row: fharles Humplxreyg Robert Webbg Charles Striekler: Carlyle Besseg Oliver Hasenflueg Freeman Phillipsg Floyd Morey. Those not appearing in the picture are: Janice Marsehg ltetta Loveland: Joyce Love: Carolyn Ford: Ed Berkopec. unior Play Alice was present at a play called Here Comes Patricia, a comedy pre- sented by the Junior Class on March 22, it proved to be very entertaining. The play dealt with a mischievous girl, daughter of the Governor, who went to a small town to try her luck at running a filling station. The part was admirably portrayed by Betty Sherwood. The play told of her adventures and her too, toon love affair with Jimmy Clark fOliver Hasenfluej, who only knew her as Patricia. Marie Bogue gave a clever characterization of an im- perious aristoerat, Mrs. Smith-l'orter. A large part of the comedywas brought about by Angelina Knoop fllarolyn Fordj and her sister Minnie Knoop's Ha1'riet Tyler, persuit of the dashing and daring chauffeur played. by Carlyle Bess. The wit was supplied by Charles Strickler as the town bum. Other characters are: Mrs. Carroll, Doris Palmer, Elsie Crowder, Betty Lou Marting Elbert Hastings, Freeman Phillips, Adam Wacle, Robert Webb. I 'ZX i X Dx 0 Nt TIIIRTY