Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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Boosters' Club President ....... .... D r. E. H. Merrell Vice-President .......... .... L incoln Cahn Secretary and Treasurer .... .... H enry Konczal The purpose of this club is to support, promote, and develop any programs from which benefits will be derived for the Geneva Schools. It is an organization of men who want to get behind the school to give time, effort, and money. In September two lucky football squads were taken by the Boosters' Club to see the Cleveland Browns vs. San Fancisco Forty-niners. The club sold season football tickets and has put forth great effort for the proposed stadium. In January it held the annual football banquet. The organization gave two hundred dollars toward the pur- chase of uniforms for the football team. The band was also helped by the Boosters' Club this year. The new bell lyre and music folders were bought by the club. The band was able to attend other football games and the Kent Contest because 'the Boosters' Club paid for the transportation.

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F t R : Mrs. A. R. Taft, Mrs. Frances Erdman, Mrs. Laura Chadderdon. Mrs. A. D. Nichols. Mrs. Robert B yd Hopkins. b d R w: Mrs. George Woodward, Mrs. Charles Jamison, Mis. D. E. Kimmy. Mrs. A. L. St. John, Mrs. Julius 0 k M Ed ri Orrell. P. T. A. President ............ .... M rs. A. D. Nichols First Vice-President .... . . .Mrs. Robert J. Boyd Second Vice-President .... . . ..... Wallace Moore Recording Secretary .... ....... M rs. Fred Erdman Treasurer .......... . . .Mrs. Laura Chadderdon Historian .... . ........ Mrs. A. R. Taft The financial projects for this year were the P. T. A. Cook Book and a Rummage Sale. The recipes for the cook book were given by parents and friends of the school pupils. The book Went on sale in May and proved to be a great success. The first two meetings in the fall were devoted to the football team, the school band, and the Boosters Club. At the latter meeting, Mr. V. D. Winkler and Mr. Lincoln Cahn explained the necessity of passing the school levies. On December 20 the grade school presented an impressive musical program. After this the P. T. A. gave the grade school students their annual Christmas treat. Hobby Night and Open House were held on January 20. Hob- bies of pupils and their parents were displayed in the high school audi- torium. During the evening Miss Margaret Olds and Mr. Raymond Maxwell demonstrated the procedure used in training a new member for the Chorus and the Band. In March the P. T. A. was fortunate in securing the services of Mr. F. R. Slutz, one of the outstanding authorities on child psychology. He remained in Geneva three days lecturing to both parents and students. At the last meeting in May the officers for 1947-48 were installed.

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Lunch Room Staff -ws Left to Riyrhlz Mrs, Jalli, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Catun, Mrs. Pin-rcc, Doroihy Bates, Marilyn Gaines, June Standridyxv, Rvta Branham. School Boy Patrol Bill Brown, Harry Spore, Jim Myvrs 12