Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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i EI 3 8. 2 1 3 2 gi. 0 chem, mea on President James Merrell Vice-President Jeanette Davis Secretary Marilyn Mathieu Treasurer Sally Woodward I

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I s We, the class of 1949, having so many blessings and attributes, and not wanting to be selfish, are 'going to give some of our prized possessions away. As follows: Ray Atwood leaves his Free Press duties to Dick Pencak. Stella Bartlett wills her geniality to Betty Brown. Sue Bartlett wills her pleasant disposition to Sally Wood- ward. Ellen Bates wills her artistic ability to Shirley Barrett. Margie Beswick leaves her early engagement to Mary Wickert. Carol Blough wills her beautiful blond hair to Elaine Mazzatenta. Jack Butler wills his red-headed athletic ability to Gordon Clark. Ronnie Castelli wills being tall, light and handsome to Jim Merrell. Russell Clutter leaves his studious attitude to Blythe Lister. Bert Covell wills his motorcycle to Francis Brewer. Ed Cox leaves his quiet friendliness to Betty Bates. Betty Davis leaves her well-groomed look to Lois Jeppe. Dave Dean wills being student council president to one of next year's ambitious seniors. Louise De Angelis wills her bus rides to Dolores Shafer. Jeanette De Loria wills her petiteness to Bobby Barrett. Lee De Puy leaves his tackling ability to Fred Frisbie. Laverne Evans wills her basketball ability to Marian Pugliese. Ruth Evans leaves her sedateness to Nancy Peterson. Charles Fieata leaves his good times motto to Charlie Helm. Clyde Fobes leaves his speaking ability to Mary Fidel. Alex Fraser wills his popularity to anyone who can do so many things at once. Lila Fry wills her energy to Janet Stineman. Richard Gillette wills his bashfulness to Stan Atwood. Don Gleason leaves Carolyn to next year's senior class. Anita Hamilton wills her out-of-town boyfriends to Ellen Cook. Jim Hattery leaves his motor bike to Jim Boyd. Bill Hillier leaves his good looks to Pete Althen. Ronald Jansen leaves his talk-a-tive- ness to Bob Brown. Ruth Jeppe leaves her cheerfulness to Joan Horvath. Jim Kochy wills his shyness to Jeanette Davis. Bob Lehman leaves his quiet ability to get things done to Eugene Eller. Lyle Leslie wills his Aquila editorship to Dick Eller. Jim Linhart wills his pipe to Foster Striffler. Joanne Lister leaves her pleasing personality to Betty Bates. Tom Maltby leaves Mary Lou to the Freshmen. Josephine Mazzatenta leaves her neat clothes to Rosie Herbat. David Moeller wills his senior class presidency to some ambitious iunior. Bertha Neuman wills her quietness to Margie Paterson. Doris Oberg wills her directness to Joyce Hopes. Judy Orkin leaves her curly locks to Emma Jones. Norma Pasqualone wills her height to Jeanne Koschar. Carol Patrick wills her vim and vigor to Roxanne Sparr. Andy Pencak leaves his job at Kauvar's to Ramond Barrier. Beverly Pudder leaves her title of football queen to the lucky girl in next year's senior class. Miff Ramsey leaves his broad shoulders to Albert Pulsifer. Dryden Reno wills his chemistry ability to Dick Pencak. Art Schupska wills his butch to Bob Scoville. Danna Seeley wills her daintiness to Shirley Anderson. Eleanor Spinelli leaves her typing ability to anyone who can keep their finger untangled. Bruce Starkey leaves his ability to keep in one piece during football season to Bob McGuire. Don Stewart wills his feminine ways to Nancy Stiffler. Wilma Thiel leaves her forgetfulness to Pat. Broskey. Lyle Unsinger wills his quiet attitude to Don Drought. Bud Van Over wills THOSE books to anyone with high class reading ability. Janet Watson leaves her long walks to school to Nancy Barnes. Paul Wetzig wills his car to whoever can keep it going. Bob Widmer wills being assistant football manager to Norman Potter. Mary Zito wills cheerleading to Coach Darling. JZ i

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The class of '50 takes a backward peek before girding for the final plunge . . . entrance into that exalted state known as Seniordom. Get out of the way you swagger- ing seniors . . . here comes the Class of '5O! We're already crowding you and next year, you'll probably be totaly eclipsed. Four out of five of our gals are pretty and the fifth NAME Beverly Anchor Betty Bates Pete Belding Jim Bonsor Jim Boyd Ellen Cook Winnie Cook Mary Conrad Glenn Covell Jack Curtis Jeanette Davis Elaine DeGeorge Donald Drought Richard Eller Mary Fidel WANTS-TO-BE PROBABLY-WILL-BE Wife Always so small Wife First woman president Sailor Undertaker President Street cleaner Sailor Mathematician Nurse Secretary Wife Miss America Vocalist A Swoonatris Manager at the Roxy Usher at the movies Coach Band director Beautician Future Gracie Allen Secretary Pro roller skater A bum A bum Farmer Mechanic Air Hostess Photographers model Back Row: W Dey. P Kelley, R. Tisi, M. Wiclxert. J Koschar, B Warren, L Jeppe, J Davis. 3rd Raw: M. Pugliese, M. Hulbert, M Mathieu, W Cook, E. DeGeorge, M Jones, C Arilson, A Teegarden, R. Bell 2nd Row: E Judd, N. Barnes, E. Spade, M. Conrad, B. Bates, M. Midcllebrook, S. Woodward, L Lockard, E. Cook, M, Fidel. Isl Row: C Walters, B Lister, D. Horner, J. Craig, P Fieata, M, Germack, B. Anchor, J Novak, H Hanson