Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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WI-lO'S WI-IO 4 Senior Class President .......... ............... F orde Martin Junior Class President .............................. Leonard Hanson Sophomore Class President ........................ Floyd Bidlack Hi-Y Club President .............................. ............. V ictor Zima Senior Girl Reserve President ............... Retta Loveland Junior Girl Reserve President .................. Velma Fisher Sophomore Girl Reserve President ........,... Alice Haas Football Captain .......................................... Arthur Schupska Basketball Captain ....................................... Arthur Schupska Cheer Master ................,, ........... R heta Jane Wheelock Football Manager ............ .................. E dward Berkopec Basketball Manager ........... ............ E dward Berkopec Track Manager .................. ............. O liver Hassenflue Drum Major ............................... .............. J ohn Delladonna Editor of the Talon .................................... Morgan Martin Most popular senior girl ............ Rheta Jane Wheelock Most popular senior boy ........................ Arthur Schupska 1

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RHETA JANE WHEELOCK- Freckles Hobby: Writing notes. Ambition: To marry a doctor. Tell ms- pretty maizlvn. Arc then- any more at home like yuuZ ' Activities: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Girl Re- serve 3, 4g Ofncer 4: Chee1'leade1' 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 2, Campfire 1, 25 Patsy Strings Along 4: Big Time 3: Skidding 4. MORLEY WORDEN- Primo Hobby: Being a Big Shot . Ambition: Night-club owner. A man ol' l'l1l'L'l'flll ycsfvrxlnys. and confident foniorrrm's. Activities: Athletic Association 3, 49 Year- book Staff 43 Hi-Y 3, 45 Patsy Strings Along 3, Skidding 4. VICTOR ZIMA- Vic Hobby: Women. Ambition: Physician and Surgeon. WOIDTKE- Mae Hobby: be a star. i smile to irrevt one with. Association 4, Girl Re- serve I,ot thyself not within his roach, For his jI!'L'?liQSi dvliprht is an all slay sm-L-ch. Activities: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Glee Club 3, Tune In 39 Big Time 3, Traf- fic Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 3g Intramurals 4, Track 2, 3. , I TW,fN5 . ist... 1-:Assn nu:

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THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...,.................... Leonard Hanson Secretary and Treasurer .... Ruth Stitfler Vice President ........... ........ V elma Fisher Sponsor ...................... Miss Dorothy Diles TI-IE FIESTA OF MONTEREY Magic! Romance! Beautiful Senoritas! Handsome Senors! Who among us has not wished to visit Monterey at Fiesta time? Were we dreaming, or had a real transformation taken place in our long familiar auditorium? Such were our thoughts, on the evening of May 29, as we entered the auditorium for the annual prom, given by the juniors for the seniors. Surely 'twas a section of Spain of a hundred years ago that greeted us. Laughing, charming senoritas gave us dance programs, no less gay and provocative than themselves, while dashing senors gallantly relieved us of our wraps. Eagerly stepping further into the enchanted area, we recognized not Spain but the picturesque setting of Monterey in Old Mexico, with its typically Mexican courtyard or patio surrounded by two-story Spanish-American dwellings and shops of adobe and stucco. From the balconies and windows of these dwellings all sorts of tropical vegetation seemed to be growing. ln the center of the gym floor Cwhich served as the plaza! a fascinating fountain added its merry music to that of the orchestra, which was seated on the stage as though on the slope of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Overhead from a dusky blue sky sparkled the brilliance of twinkling stars and a semi-tropical moon. Lights reflected from two colored balls, seemingly hanging from the sky, cast flicker- ing hues over the dancers, lending an artificial and illusive beauty to the scene. Mexican maids with their escorts promenaded along the narrow streets, seeing that all were happy among the guests and watchers of the fiesta. Many onlookers played cards and drank punch at the tables surrounding the plaza. As a climactic surprise near the end of the prom, professional entertainers from the junior class gave Spanish- Mexican dances. Gayety and merriment prevaded all. MISS DOROTHY DILES Address ..... .,.... 1 8 Boundary Avenue, McA1thu1 Ohio University .......... .............................. O hio Wesleyan A B Graduate Work ........ ......... T he University of Wisconsin Subjects ....... .... ,............ ....... A 1 1 ierican Literature, Latin 9 10 Extra Curricular Activities ........................................................... Junior Class Sponsor, Director- Cock Robin Chonita -Dramatics