Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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Marleen Wareham and Beverly Pelcarsky are running a Travelmg Camp for teenagers Thus summer they wlll be goung to Florida on horseback The horses were donated to them by Mlckey Branham s dude ranch Next, we vnslted the busy recreation part of Callforma where we found Glalzer s skatlng rank, managed by Dawn Kalozl We ate at the Purple Cow whlch was owned by Arlene McClelland and Dianne Burgett Jlm Covell IS now the manager ofa lulce factory ln California We found many of G H students there fErnle Sill, Albert and Delbert Bluss, Make McHugh and Jlm Braat Also In Callforma IS Ray Ellls who owns a large Real Estate Agency Hts pruvate secretary IS Janet Wachsmuth Dave Phllllps owns a gas station Hrs speclallty flat tures He has two well experienced mechanlcs Roger Muller and Jerry Grlmaldl Carl Shaulus us the owner of over 50 cham stores Some of hrs managers are Mlke Snpes and Matz: Drought We were then ready to leave for Paris When we got there we toured the Art Museum and found that most of the palntlngs were euther by Arlene Meyers or Joanne Jambor They have be come very well known In Parts Whlle stall In Paras we learned that Gwenn Hyslop had her book published It was titled Af ter Ten Years Touring Europe When we flmshed our mlsslon In other states and countries we decided to come back to Gen eva We arrived here the next day The talk of the town now seems to be about Roger Craug s purchase of the Recreatnon Center for S90 000 nn cash Doug Keener I5 very busy at his lob of managing the Center We also learned that the former Dlxle Tellnng won the Mrs Ameruca contest One of the ludges was Earl Tnlden After all thus news we went to the hugh school to see what changes had been made there The biggest change was the fact that a woman had become band director and at was none other than Mary Spencer Then we heard the wall of volces under the dlrectlon of the new cholr director Elizabeth Woodfaulk We went unto many dnfferent class rooms where we learned that George Yoblonsky was teaching psychology, and Mary Ann Shlmandle was teachung gunlor and sensor Englnsh We went to the office to fund Phul Seaman slttung behlnd the Supermtendent s desk This as the end of the lnvestugatuon We report that all the above people are safe sane and collected and nt wull be safe for all other people to assocnate wnth them 9 x f wnfx 2 9 . . w I .. ' .. . .I ' . 'IIS' 1 if iam A-xx

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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

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AGES of the ages--that is what the huge, dusty manuscript of Aquila Diaries of the past years should very def- initely be called. Numerous hours of hard, enduring labor were set aside by each staff to endeavor the comple- tion of each individual Aquila. As l leafed through the various, yellowish-colored pages, my eyes fell upon a page that brought back memories of the Aquila of 1956. That particular staff worked diligently with o specific goal in mind . The following documentary sheets is how the pages lay before me :Ar- ti! Dear Diary May 16, 1955 A book IS about to be born y 25 1955 Today brought forth another The class of 1956 has elected Arnold Skid meeting of the Staff A question of wheth more to be faced with the many headaches er to have formal or informal senior pic of an Editor Dixie Telling was chosen to tures was discussed and the decision was ln assist him as Assistant Editor Three other formal A drawing of the new school was malor offices Business Manager, Activities a suggestion for the inside front and back Editor, and Photo Editor were fulfilled by cover An arrival of another problem faced Mike Srpes, Bob Sargent, and Doc Childs Us the cover however nothing was de respectively clded Doc suggested that we rearrange the po MGY 20 1955 The Sfdrflhg flve met In srtron of the baby pictures for distinguishing h Art room this evening Mr Sherman purposes explained the importance of being an Ed :tor and also of putting out a good year May 26 1955 The Staff assembled into book After several hours of gazing room 21 for a meeting We were Informed through stacks of old annuals, they se that a new cover was almost out of the lected a staff of ambitious and willing an question A new dye would cost us about workers ER S175 but the money problem did not stop us We were determined to have the great May 24 1955 The entire Aquila Staff J'7'?rfr est book ever All material must be handed met today to begun the seemingly endless into Arnold on or before January 15 The book The Aquila Staff is consistent of on Feb 15 or It will cost us S200 more the starting fave Art Editors Arlene The staff will meet again ln September Meyers, Joanne Jambor Senior Editors Mary Ann Shumandle Roger Craig, Sports Sept 6 1955 Editor, Arnold Skidmore, Editors Janice Love, Robert McMahan drew up a schedule of deadlines concerning John McMahon, Faculty and Admnmstra all articles to be published un the Aquila tion Mary Spencer, Dave Phillips Snap e schedule was arranged as follows shots Reta Fuller, MITZI Drought Class Sept Decision on inside cover Will Janet Wachsmuth, Ray Ellis, Class Sept Cover design 8. color Prophecy Pat Pelllssler, Sharon Cowger Oct Class Prophecy Class History Rosemary Grresmer Typlsts Oct Class Wall Mary Lea Evans, Louise Evans, Dorothy Oct Faculty 8- Administration Karbe, Popularity Poll Barbara Beatty, Nov Baby Pictures Assistant Activities Editor Gwenn Hyslop Nov Snapshots Class Officers Jack Wilt Aquila Diary Nov Sports 1st Edition Yours truly, Gayle Scott so Q Q l I ui H D fl i TN ll 1 .. . u . n . . .. 5 . D . . 3 - - ll ll ' ll. 1 I - 1 1 my I . ll' u ru. - I - n ' - ll ' ' l . . . . . . . I t e ' ' . . ' . . . . - J . . - 1 . , - . n . ,R -vm . I . 2, . 4,5 , D , ' ,NYM . ' - i but greatly anticipated work on our year- JI book must be info the publishing Cgniqpqny , . i i 1 Z N- . 1 . . I I . . - 'ri - Nl . I . I .tg . ' - . . i - i . . . '- . . .1 . 1. ' - 1 ' 7 - Th I . - . ii .0 . 9- . . . . - - 15 . 16- ' - . . I ll' . 7- . - . I . J D 21- . - . ti. G 28- . . . - ' - - 1. . la- ' tl . . . . . - I all . 21- N . - . I . . - '11 ' 23- . . I f l - l .X Q 1 n lt