Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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Senior Class David Cross Anna Armantrout Louise Mattax Milton Eckrote nlflzls- Ilixliii-y. ': :t': 'L al. - - ,- - . H . . I mm l L ml .llifs lniiisu ln-grin lit-r lilc iii lllll' iizitivc Xillxigi- in iii-lim-xii, .Xiigii-K lldlti-i' lJ'ii'iil LR-iiv WN hum In I mm uhm NIM, I NW, HC hw 13, 1890. Slic if iwtcrl mostly fur licr i-xc:-lleiit iiiiisirzil tailviit-, lt liz:-. . . .5 .. . , ., , , , 1 . ., l I ' ' l Q A , V . . . .' . I . lu-un suiil tlizlt l':ulc1'cwski is Zl iliftunt i'clutix'c in liors, l.iviii-tw :iiiilmi lwvii YCFQ'J1k'llYg'2lll1Ill.fllll' lim-5 ul iiratiwy. ln ileliutiiig' Iii- eqiizil is liaril , . I I V . . . . . . timi is tw lie ll great piuni-t :intl tu ti-Jivli viviiiig .Xiiii-i'if:ii1s l.iiw lu tw liml. llziviil is lczulur in zitlilctius. liciicva scliiml lust-N xi Qmiil Ntucli-nt A ' ' ' ' IllZlIllIDLllZ1lU tlic ivurius. lit-iicvzi Scliiml will mi-Q In-iiiw 115 tlivii' wil :mil strung 5lllllMll'fL'l'. ling uiicl cu-1' 1-cruly pianist. ANNA E. ARMANTROUT IWLTON ECKROTE U 4 A i I I H Notable liixviitiiiin :xml 'l'l1i-ir lllllNlI'lIllll'k'.U Six lzpuclif wt Iuiiglisli llistory. Xliltiin lfckrutc was lmrii im Il fziriii, in-:ir l.inii liimvu, Intl., .Xugii-.t Xliss .Xnnzi lf, .xl'lll1lllLl'HlllXXZiS lwrn in 'l'ex:z5 Der, 3, INQ3, Slit' i- ZS, 1305. llc' attunrlerl the sclmul :it l.im1 Grove fur twrlvc vczir- :ini mir quiet Ftiiulent, llcr great :imliitinn is In lx- ai st-lirml niistrt-ss. Anim tlien camc to Cleric-va for his Si-niiii' win-ls. llis uiiiliiti-iii i- hi lic fiwciiixlii ix Ll stiimlioiis, t'llCI'gCtlC sturleiit. llcr iiiuttu is, nrlillillli lic-fore you act. of an electric stone criislicr.

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Senior Class John W. Eckrote Ruth Eleanor Linton Merrill E. Pyle Marjorie Reddout 'l't-n Ke-pri--t-iitzttiw Klan in linglish :intl .Kim-i'ic:ii1 l.itt-r:tt1irc. N:tpfilemi lloiitipzmrtt-. .lohn hvgstii this lill- nt-:tr thc villzttlt' of l.inn tirnvv, lniliana, in 18:19 Mm-rm like Uthms f HW C111-S nf 4 lwl-iilll his lifv ill livllvvil. lllll' ln this littlc villwslt' ht- rvcciwil his Coiiiiiiuii Scliool emliicatiim, ,lohn HC was lltml H1 lxflfk Illlll unc of his clztssinatcs sanl: ln the dark ot is unr 4llllt'l sturlunt. llt' wants lu tt-:tvli Sclitml :intl wit-ltl the hirch. the mlllm- Mfrrlll 'S lwttvf knuwll Us -.xml llf' Wmllll fl-flwf argue Ili, K-14,.5,m,gQ-5 why, him .lu-,-L-5, than to cnt. or ritlc his iiiotorcyclc. llc' has nt-vcr st.ttccl his :unliition RUTH ELEANOR l..lNTON XVolboi1ic .Mlrlrt-ss. to any unc, lint liertfs to his sticcvss. MARJORIE REDDOUT Miss Ruth was horn in Gciicvu, lncl., in lgtjfl. Some sity she will lic VVl1ispcr :intl I Shall llcztrf' :tn nhl nmifl, for slit- van rt-arlily rlctcct the slightest flciect in any young Miss Marjorie was horn October 24, 18011, in Geneva, lntl, She will man, :intl is not -low In it-ll him uf it, She is tlt-te-rniinetl to he a pcrla- never he :tn old mztitl. Her itlcal young man is a bunk cztshier or clerk. gtpgiiu. She says: Who chooseth me must give and hazztrtl ull he hath,

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Senior Class FOSTER PIKE Ohlagatzif' s born at Findlay, Ohio Dec. Q, 1892. llis great desire is to study cicctricity. Foster is our cxcc-llent tenor singer and we shall miss him very much. lie has our highest regards :md host wishes for succcss. llis motto is : Keep plugging away. ,aff ,.,,f-f +- ,,-fix if -2 I S-.--f