Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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E, the class of i956 in 64 individual and distinct parts, being f j about to pass from the corridors of G. H.S. in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this valuable document, our last will and testament. We hereby revoke all former wills or promises carelessly spoken, one to another, Mary Baron-wills her natural curly hair to some un- fortunate Jr. Barbara Beatty-wills her hot Ii s to a cold lipper lpreferably a trumpet player? Albert Bliss-wills his seat and desk to Ben Forbes Delbert Bliss-wills his locker to Ben Fobes Jim Braat-wills his blue eyes to Donna Freede Mickey Branham-wills his ability to talk to Bob Costello Diana Burgett-wills her favorite seat behind the Driver's Training wheel to Linda Evans Doc Childs-wills his ability to milk cows to Spike Wellman Cynthia Colucci-wills her long black hair to lnez Thom son P Bob Conrad-wills his locker in the second floor rest- room to Bill Saunders Jim Covell-wills his Model A to Mr. Ekern Sharon Cowger-wills her three cent stamps to next year's senior who writes daily to a soldier Roger Craig-wills his front seat in Chief's chem- istry class to Dave Peterson Marilyn Drought-wills her ability to know where she's going to Mr. Rotar Ray Ellis-leaves nothing, he's taking her with him Louise Evans-wills her long blonde hair to Made- leine Crewcut Nye Mary Lea Evans-wills her iob in Mr. Caton's office to some lucky Jr. Reta Fuller-wills her seat in Civics class to some future senior Dick Glazier-wills the pitter-patter of his little by us at any time heretofore. Mike McHugh-wills his seat with the crumbs in Home Room 29 to Al Rose John McMahan-wills Dig Out to Coach Fondrick Robert McMahan-wills Power Series 61 to Bob Virant Arlene Meyers-wills her paint brush in art class to Mr. Sherman ar anyone who wants it Roger Miller-wills his Ford to Sam Kessler Eleanor Orosz-wills her senior problems to her broth- er Ronnie Bev Pelcarsky-wills her small feet to Phyllis Pellissier Pat Pellissier-wills her naturally curly hair to any straight haired iunior Dave Phillips-wills his parking place to whoever gets there first Grace Rae-wills her big appetite to Mr. Pallante and Mr. Rotar Tom Rutter-wills his parking place in front of school to some future student in need of one Bob Sargent-wills the seven man sled to a long crunch- I ing trip down the iagged walls of Grand Canyon Jane Schwartz-wills her 48 Nash convertible to the gang in the class of 57 Gayle Scott-wills her so called crying towel and wat- er bucket in chemistry class to Geraldine Zawada Phil Seaman-wills his ability to avoid gym class to Jock Zimmerman Carl Shaulis-wills his curly hair to Blair Willis Mary Ann Shimandle-wills her seat on bus No. 2 to next year's seniors who will ride that bus, to fight over Arnold Skidmore-wills a thousand and one headaches of being both class president and Aquila editor to feet echoing down the hall to Jack Zimmerman ei senior Gerald Grimaldi-wills his ability to sleep in study X1 rnie Sil Mills his shop ability to Poppy hall to Jock Zimmerman 'Hiire S'ipes-wills a seat in Solid Geometry class to Rosemary Griesmer-wills the ioy of acting on a new Dick Warner stage to future aspiring Thespians Mary Spencer-leaves The Toothpick fherPiccolol for Gwenn Hyslop-wills her beach towel to Mr. Pallante future tuba and bass drum players tocarry for practice Joanne Jambor-wills her seat in art class to the fu- ture art students Shirley Jeppe wills her seat in Biology class to any senior who has an extra credit to make up Dorothy Karbe wills Mr Kochera and his perpetual love of pigs to future aspiring chemists Dixie Telling-wills her, oh sorry- she's taking that engagement ring with her Earl Trlden willshnsabllrty togetoutofwork to Dick Warner Shirley Tiller wlllsall tabulattanproblemstoMr Kuhl Frank VanDevender wills his parking place In front of Dawn Kalozi wills her quietness 'P to Inez Thompson school to any boy who has a Plymouth who doesn t need it Marleen Wareham wills all her old books to her sister Doug Keener wills his low slung levls to anyone Judy crazy enough fo wear fhem Janet Wachsmuth wills her driving ability to Sharon Dale Lehman wills his desk In mechanical drawing to Adolph Neuman Damon Lister wills all his excess hair to Poppy Janice Love walls her athletic ability to any person who needs it Fred Marlett wills his love of Mr Kochera to the rumor class and those after Patrick Nancy Jo Whitman leaves her locker by the door t some unfortunate rumor Jack Walt wills his Bass Drum sticks to Andy Catano Elaine Wright wills her position in band to anyone who needs It when there IS a solo George Yoblonsky wills the new school to all the Arlene McClelland wills her pencil stubs from Book lucky kids that 90 fl 0U9h li keeping class to future Bookkeepers To our Junior and Senior advisors, Miss Morrow, Mr Darling, Mrs Traub and Mr Uphoff, we leave our good wishes and thanks for their help and guidance May our presence forever echo ln the halls of Geneva High School To Mr Barley and Mr Catan we leave the good will of the entire class 4' 52 fe: ft F it li :tt tl l. t w V lit' t t ,if 1 - ,u , H H . fs. 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fftszfx 'Y 'X 0 X on f I ,par-xx XA ,ics S ,J PRCPHECY HESE facts you are about to read are true The names are not changed to protect the lnno cent Our names are Sharon Saturday Cowger and Pat Friday Pellussuer We re invest: gators for the F B I Our scheme to find each member s racket The first place where we found ourselves wandering was Rutter s Private Enterprises The boss, none other than Tom Rutter and his private secretary, Dorothy Karbe, are trying to fund a way for everyone to make more money Following the sound of Shirley Tiller s latest blues record we found ourselves at Bob Sar gent s Disc Jockey show He has a special show on T V with his guest star, this week being the second Sophie Tucker Barbara Beatty When we wandered into the next building, we thought there was some commotion gomg on but we saw lt was only Gayle Scott and Arnold Skidmore teaching their latest dance The Romp Around We thought we would take in a fashion show next Some of the models were Reta Fuller Eleanor Oroz, and Mary Baron Their clothes were designed by the Great Madame Cynthia Coluccl Starring at the Palace Theatre In New York, were Rosemary Griesmer as the everlovmg Annie, and John McMahon as the bug handsome Frank, ln Annie s Got Her Gun After three hours of Investigating we decided to rest and listen to the ball game between the Indians and the Yankees Doc Childs pitched for the Indians whale Bob Cam McMahan pitched for the Yankees We turned the news on to learn that Louise Evans had lust com pleted swimming the English Channel Also in the news was Jack Wilt, the great scientist for his discovery of a way to end all wars We went next to vlstt Fred Marlett s Laboratory He was working on his latest lnventlon, the convertible space ship The next place we found ourselves was the biggest hospital In New York We found Mary Lea Evans in the reception room and learned that Jane Schwartz was the Superintendent of Nurses We saw that some of the nurses were from Geneva Shirley Jeppe, Nancy Jo Whit man and Janice Love Then we talked to the Chief of Staff, Frank VanDevander, and learned that some of the doctors there were Bob Conrad and Dale Lehman . Whale we were talking, some ambulance attendants brought in a patient. We were surprised to learn that it was Damon Lister. He had lust been hit by a low flying saucer. Now it was time to board a plane for California. We arrived early in the day so we had plenty of time. We found Grace Rae's Beauty Shop doing pretty good business. But her com petitor, Elaine Wright, wasn't far behind, with her specialty being the best manicures. 28 5 8 o 'WA 41 X A 9 1 - Q3 , Q f .4 ff t . 0 f . , . g ' X W - xv g - X . L X X G U oo X Y 'Q T dll 'lb QQ ' r . ,M A This case we've been assigned to involves investigating all the members of the class of 1956. . . . . . . . . . I . . . - I 0 I . I I in I I