Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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NAME Don Beach ..... David Blackstone Esther Carle .... Leora Clutter . . . Frances Cook . . . Margaret Cook . . Dick Cook ...... Martha Cowger . Dick Craig ..... Loretta Davis . . . Warren Deloria ...... Ray Eller ....... Bill Elwood . . . Don Geho .... Jim Hamilton . . . Norma Harper ....... Carolyn Inscho ....... Lyle Kelley .... Russell Kelley . . . Joyce Kelly . . . Frances Lehr . . . Arlene Lister . . . Dolores Lucas . . . Ward Luther ........ Gertrude McCarty Jean Moss ........... Lois Nedro .......... Mary Jane Oakley Eva Pasqualone . Betty Patrick . . . Marian Paul . . Sally Peck . . . Betty Peters . . Bill Rice ....... Stanley Ruck . . . Keith Russell . . . Elinor Schmiel . . Carrol Sickles . . . Bob Spring ..... Beverly Stafford . Wanda Starkey . Bill Starkey ..... Katherine Steiner Marjorie St. John Bob Strong ..... Catherine Trapp Susanne Troy . . . John Webster . . John Welker .... Shirley Smith . . . Joe Miller .... Class Will by Catherine Trapp WILLS his pipe .......... manners ..... . . industry ....... . . long bus rides ....... apt replies ............. Red hair and dimples .... grin .................. Southern accent ..... . . car ....... ............ temperment .... Q . ..... out-of-town girl friend ..... athletic ability ....... trumpet playing . . . sleepiness ....... ten.or voice ....... S. Broadway home . . . ambitious nature . . . . indolence ....... gefllallty ...... .... height .................. stick-to-it-iven ess ......... position with Stardusters artistic ability .......... willingness .... ' .... - freckles . ..... . . . . soberness ......... . . . efficlency .......... .... pleasant disposition ....... black hair ............. position as drum majorette Title of Queen ......... dancing ability ........... Civics reports .... drums ........ . . farm ........ . . blue eyes ...... . . talk-a-tiveness . . . . . shyness ......... . . dual personality . . . . . energy ......... . . boy friends .... . . physique ........ . . grades ............. . . engagement ring .... . . sense of humor ...... . . bass horn ............ sophisticated manner .... skating ................. cheerful obedience . . . . . . . blonde hair ...... tattoo ..... TO Bob Christian George Maurer Bill Penhollow Illa Schaeffer Grace Russell Tom Bonsor Steve Sopczak Margie Swartz Adam Zawada Blanche Nichols Alan Peterson Cocky Miller Don Drought Peggy Morrison Herb Martens all bus students V Tom Maltby Don Gleason Faye Cutshall Jack Oakley Bill Hillier Joy Hopes Sue Bartlett Bob Lister- Anne Avsec .Bill Nilsen Donna Seeley Betty.Davis Sally Akerman sister Pat next year's winner Sophomore boys ' future civics classes Ray Atwood Edgar Peck David Cook Wanda Dey Harold Peters Emily Bilger Archie Lehr Jean Hanson -Arthur Harding .Nelson Bogue . . Jackie Pollock Mary Jean Burkholder I l. Pee Wee Fieata Irene Pulsifer Eddie Cox Milford Ramsey Jo Crittenden Bud Van Over

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l I History of the Class of 46 by Arlene Lister ' Spring, summer, fall and winter-the four years of high school life may be compared to the four seasons of the year. Looking back through the door of time, one sees the Class of '46 in its various phases of high school life. The Class, as Freshman, was as green as the buds and leaves of spring. After the first few days of general confusion and getting in wrong rooms, things seemed to settle down and at last the group be- came organized. Dick Cook was elected presidentg Catherine Trapp, vice presidentg Paul Gruey, secretaryg and Don Geho, treasurer. The Class of '46 then decided it was time to give G. H. S. a taste of its h1is- trionic ability and presented a mystery entitled The Dark Room. As Sophomores they blossomed out like little weeds under the summer sun. Their favorite sport was playing tricks on unsuspecting Freshies. The high officials this year were Bob Strong, president, Betty Patrick, vice president, Don Beach, secretaryg and Leora Clutter, treas- urer. The sponsor was Miss Julia Higgins. This must certainly have been a hectic year because at the end of it, Mrs. Beckwith resigned, and Miss Hysell took a leave of absence. In the fall of 1944, the Class returned as Juniors. It had a year full of hard work and fun. The Junior play Her First Flame , was produced, and met with great success. Near the end of the school year, came the traditional Junior-Senior prom. The theme of an Old Southern Mansion made it one of the most beautiful ever 'to be given in Geneva. The hard-working officers were Warren Deloria, presidentg Don Beach, vice president and Loretta Davis, secretary-treasurer. Miss Sara Stevenson was the class sponsor. The next year came the long hard winter or trials and tribula- tions of graduating. The other classes were in for a surprise, how- ever. The Seniors had returned-but instead of proud, dignified Seniors, they ran here and there like mad. Our teacher on leave of absence came back. She really likes Geneva students! The official board con- sisted of Don Geho, president, Don Beach, vice president, and Wanda Starkey, secretary-treasurer. The class sponsors were D. J. Caton and C. A. Frak. ' Now at last, the Seniors are ready to receive their diplomas for which they had worked so long. All in all, the four years of high school life are happy memories, and the Class of '46 faces the future with hope and courage.

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Class Prophecy by Loretta Davis Many of the old class of 46,' turned out yesterday for the wedding of Carolyn Inscho to Warren Deloria. It was held at the beautiful home of Norma Harper. Rev. David Blackstone performed the service, and music was furnished by Arlene Lister. Miss Betty Peters, now a grade school teacher at old G. H. S., was unable to attend. The grading of test papers was her reason. Incidentally, four of her star pupils are the Starkey boys, the sons of Bill Starkey and the former Frances Cook. Dolores Lucas, the world-famous artist, sent the bride and groom a lovely painting, but was unable to attend because of a lecture given at the Women's College in Medina, Pa. By the way, the Dean of Women at this college is Beverly Stafford, physical instructor, Wanda Starkey, and English professor, Carroll Sickles- Dick Cook was recently elected head of the Farm Bureau, with John Welker as his assistant. ' Our class has done more than its share for the world of sports: Don Beach recently broadcast the famous Rosebowl Game, in which Stanley Ruck and Ray Omar Eller were the star football players, each scoring 33Mg points. Bobby Strong, now a professional basket- ball player, has grown lk inches. Don Geho has just graduated from Cornell University with high honors. Bill Elwood is head of the Research Department at General Electric, with Margaret Cook as his able assistant. Jean Moss, Lois Nedro, and Sue Troy are all returning from college. Jean is studying journalismg Lois, medicine, and Sue, law. - Russell Kelley and Keith Russell are in the Infantry. Those hold- ing their own in the Navy are Lyle Kelly, Dick Craig, and Slim Lehr. Leora Clutter and Joyce Kelly seem to be doing all right as nurses alt Crile Hospital. Jim Hamilton and Bill Rice have their own band now, with Betty Patrick as their torch singer. They are being featured at present at Ballwick's Blue Ball Room. In the line of the theatre, Mary Jane Oakley is script-writer for HM. G. M. with Gertrude McCarty as her secretary. Their most recent production was Through The Keyhole , starring Bob Spring and Marian Paul. When asked what he saw, Bob's only comment was WOW ! l Shirley Smith and Catherine Trapp are nurses at St. Luke's Hospital in Cleveland, under Dr. Ward Luther, famed surgeon. Elinor Schmiel, Margie St. John, and Katherine Steiner own a self- serve delicatessen in Kukamonga. Signs posted around the store say, Serve yourself, but remember, we're watching! Martha Cowger has retired after winning a 350.00 prize in a beauty contest. Loretta Davis is still writing to Paul. Sally Peck and Eva Pasqualone are at the head of a date-bureau. Esther Carle owns a How to stay thin, and Eat pill factory. Johnny Webster owns a large 75' by 75' skating rink.