Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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U ll lv ,f , Miro A A X' N Row One, up and down :-Jean Agresta, Lois Ebs, Velma Fisher, Fred Berkopec, Alan Bliss, Robert Ellis, Kenneth Armstrongr, Lyle Drought, Hollis Craig. Row Two:-Jessie Card, Phyllis Brakeman, Geraldine Bond, Elizabeth Gyurka, Dorothy Fuller, Jack Brown, Joseph Cohodas. Row Three:-Sarah DeMarco, Charles Gray, Moreno Ezzone, Joe Gornick, Carolyn Ford, Sophie Derylack, Esther Cook. Row Four:4John Delladonna, James Finley, Annette Ezzone, Mildred Eller, Bernice Davis. , Row One, up and do v .-Leonard Hanson, Helen Krasneski, Frances Marchio, Charlotte Pic ,Betty Lou Martin, Gladys Handerson, Shirley Paynter, A Arline Lindwaiih, William Holden. A Row Two :- iy5ierx'fl.e Klein, Ida Merrill, Irving Kauvar, Mary Martin, Jane Par- Q ,X sons 'V' Lord, Anne M Cledrith Markham. I b All xs J LJ Mp?, ' .31 W . f 10a-14.4. ' Row Three :-Dean Johnson Mary Kahanca, Elsie Hazen, Do1'is Martin, Harriet Konczal, Joyce Hurlbut, James Jones Row Four:-Pauline Pinter, John de Melker, Belle Moon, John Kohli, Arthur Legath, Thomas Maloney, Walter Kindig, Clarence Lord. , 4.1.-' Wi, Row One, up and down :-Frances Sintic, Willard Raymond, Dorothy Stokes, Mary 'Aj A MW? A4 Row Row Row Helen Sutlitf, Jack Thomas, Edward Stiles, Robert Redecker, Floyd Morey, I Richard Witt, Charles Strickler. Two :QJames Sanzotta, Elizabeth Ruch, Ruth Stiffler, Evelyn Rawson, Leona Sehappaugh, William Schaeffer, Henry Stiemle, Harold Williams. Three:-Doris Shand, Mary Soden, Vivienne Spade, Keith Reynolds, Victor Sutliff, David Woodworth, Robert Wood, Richard Robbins. Four:-Virginia Shay, My1'tle Rose Matthew Whit pld, Junior Wolcott, Joe Yourcheck. f - ' X Q . v , ,. ,i . N. aa AU fi Qyyjw

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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

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THE SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President ....,.......,.. ........ I' 'loyd Bidlack Vice President ........ ..... ....... D c mn Hall Secrctary-Treasurer ..... ...... E ugrenia Zima Row One, up and clown:-Vivienne Sandler, Paul Caufield, Betty Austin, Floyd Bid- lack, Micky Sanzotta, Joe Sintich, Paul Bitala, Mary Schaeffer, Oliver Courtney. Row Two:-Jean Rich, Mary Jane Casselman, Lillian Raymond, Frank Gornick, Harold Atkinson, Austin Spring, Robert Borgsteadt, John Bilger. Row Three Harol YL! J ,,,..4i..1-A M- . Florence Tempky, Lillian Lothrop, Elizabeth Spengler, Doris Schultz, Delmo Stoltz, Robert Steele, Cyrill Cox. eanette Tyler, Norma Vincent, Ruth McNamara, Richard Connell, HOME ROOM TEACHER MR. HAROLD C. SMITH Address ,......... ....... 2 17 Grant Street, Geneva, Ohio University .,...... ...........,.............. W isconsin, B. Sc. Subjects ...........,.................... ................ B iology 109 General Science 8 Extra Curricular Activities ..,... ....... F 'ootball Coachg Track Coach-Weights