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Indiana University Geneva High Schoolg 21 years Science, Industrial Arts, Principal i' Religion, morality, and lgnotvleclge being necessary to goocl government and the happiness of manlfind, schools and the means of education shall for- ever he encouraged. 'K' Education anct religion are two similar functions working together both for the same cnet. We must all strive for more perfectness in both of these in orcter to gain a Ivorlct of perfect peace. Eight BLANCHE ASPY B.S. Ball State Teachers College: Geneva High School 34 years: Typing: Book- keeping DOROTHY OWENS B.S. Ball State Teachers College: Geneva High School 2 years: Health: Music: Art AMMY PFEIFFER B.S. Purdue University: Geneva High School 2 years: Home Economics: Chern- istry HAROLD LONG Ball State Teachers College: Geneva High School 18 years: Coach 6 years: 7th Grade MARGARET RHOADES A.B. Georgetown College: Geneva High School 14 years: English: Literature: Physical Education PHYLLIS JACKSON B.S. Ball State Teachers College: Geneva High School 3 years: Mathematics BERNICE VAN MATRE A.B. Ball State Teachers College: Geneva High School 1 year: Public Speaking: Social Studies: Latin 195 J fa-si' , . Q in N ine ODDS AND ENDS Our Teachers Since we have worked? and slaved?'? for the last four years just to please the whims of our teachers, we feel that it is only fair to us that we use this space entirely for poking fun at a few of our teachers. We are sure they are good sports Qwe hopej and will not take any offense at what is said. Our first hope is that some benevolent benefactor fbig words and we're only seventeen years oldj will contribute some sort of hammer, whether it be one of the tack variety or an eight pound Sledge, to Miss Aspy so that she may obtain order in the assembly without pounding her keys to pieces on the radiators. Since Miss Jackson gets along so well with boys we hope that all her future pupils will be boys as handsome!! and as intelligent?? as those Seniors in her trig class. As advice to future chemistry students we might suggest that they do not attempt to mix up Miss Pfeiffer during class because at times she is very easily mortified. Mrs. Owenls method of directing the choir seems to bring fine results but we think it is due more to the threatening way which she waves her arms than anything else. The teachers who are not mentioned should not feel slighted but they should not feel flattered either. Ten Q TW? 1 f ' j r N +V' if 'L z ' I- ' ,X ' LX ! L 5 .G.',l1'w , X 1 I b w -!3E5-,,, 15. ', - 4 - V r r rfisfzsffifi , 1 ln2sr f5E?5r 5?!f4v's2?.r - e r ,. ,X q,. 1 u ,, fi l lg,fl:.'3 S is Gs NJ73, X W W: -W EEE! A 'UW ' 'fs ' w-Z .ff ' 'E 15255245 'ii 'yirriigggx X ,Lf V rr,.:n:,5i -askin 4 E ' E Fax . 'vxxl 5' E752 W Egfr gag! E, r 33 1 U' r Ze 222 We the students of the G. H. S. are represented here-in as we really are. XB-X, -Q If ff fff, Qi N1 X is 32 M Tia 5 1 Li L EIR .' 51 V M ROBERT COOK - President JOHN LYNN PENROD - V. President KENNETH VAN EMON - Secretary EULA BURK - - Treasurer SENIORS 1 1 i CLASS COLORS 1 Red and White l 1 I CLASS FLOWER l American Beauty Rose l CLASS MOTTO Nothing Venturedg Nothing Gained Senior Class History In September 1942, forty freshmen entered Geneva High School. Miss Anna K. Wil- liams was chosen as our sponsor. Our class officers were as follows: Bill Hale, Presidentg Louise Neuenschwander, Vice Presidentg Kenneth Van Emon, Secretaryg Don Snow, Treasurerg and Robert Cook, Reporter. During the year two parties were held, a Hallowe'en party at the home of Nell Af- folder, and a hayride party at the home of Juanita Seilschott. Thirty-one were in our Sophomore class. Our class officers for the year were: Louise Neuenschwander. Presidentg Ella Amstutz, Vice Presidentg Dolores Springer, Secretaryg and Eula Burk, Treasurer. A Hallowe'en party was held at Milton Mi1ler's t'Haunted Housef' and a skating party was held at Sunset Rink at Decatur. There were only twenty-four of us when we entered the Junior year. Miss Williams had left Geneva High Schoolg therefore, Mr. Hunt was chosen for our sponsor. Our of- ficers for the year were as follows: Kenneth Van Emon, Presidentg Robert Cook, Vice Presidentg Eula Burk, Secretaryg and Louise Neuenschwander, Treasurer. Among the highlights of the year was a fall party in Nell Affolder's woods, and a Spring party at the skating rink. We had a Christmas exchange, received our class rings and operated the candy stand. MAMA,S BABY BOY, our Junior Class Play, was given October 24. In April, we en- tertained the Seniors of the Class of '45 as our guests at the Junior-Senior Reception held in the gym. The Senior class consists of 10 girls and 13 boys. The oflicers for the year are: Robert Cook, Presidentg John Lynn Penrod, Vice Presidentg Kenneth Van Emon, Secretaryg and Eula Burk, Treasurer. The Annual Staff was chosen early this fall. The class held a Hobo Party at the home of Eula Burk. We gave our class play, HILARITY HOUSE, on March 15. We are looking forward to our graduation exercises in April. Twelve ROBERT R. COOK Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 Track 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-4 Class Play 3-4 Vice President 3 President 4 Annual StaH 4 Quartet 4 KENNETH VAN EMON Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Softball 2-3 Baseball 3-4 Track 2 Class Plav 3-4 Annual Editor 4 Class Secretary 1-4 Class President 3 Glee Club 1-4 Quartet 4 ERN ESTA HOFSTETTER Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Sextet 4 Librarian 2 MELVIN HART Poling 1-2 Geneva H. S. 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Softball 3 Baseball 3-4 JOHN LYNN PENROD Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Softball 2 Class Play 3-4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff 4 Track 2-3 EULA BURK Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Secretary 3 Treasurer 2-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Cheer Leader 1-2-3-4 Librarian 4 ERNESTINE HOFSETTER Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Sextet 4 Class Play 3 LOUISE NEUEN- SCHWANDER Geneva H, S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-4 Sextet 4 Vice President l President 2 Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Thirteen gi' M K H X 1, 'Xu- X Fourteen NELL AFFOLDER Geneva H. 1-2-3-4 Sextet 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 MARY PUSEY Geneva H, S. 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Sextet 4 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 CHARLOTTE CHEW Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Librarian 4 Sextet 4 JUANITA SEILSCHOTT Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Class Play 3-4 DONALD SNOW Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 Glee Club 1 Treasurer 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 ELLA AMSTUTZ Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Vice President 2 Annual Staff 4 CLIFFORD UMPLEBY Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Asst. Business Mgr. 3 Junior Band 3 Projectionist 3-4 Annual Staff 4 GERALD BUCKEY Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Quartet 4 hs. KENNETH MARION SMITH 9- 3 7 1 ELLENBERGER Geneva H, s. 1-2-3-4 Q h f V' 5 Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club I-2-3-4 ' M ' Softball 2-3 Baseball 3-4 A Stage Manager 3 Track 2-3-4 Baseball 4 Softball 2 ' Annual Staff 4 Quartet 4 G- I Y' MIRIAM SPRUNGER EUGENE ROBINSON Geneva H. S. I-2-3-4 Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 4 ig, sis ARTHUR FORD BILL HALE Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Geneva H. S. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 Track 2 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 DAVID HOFSTETTER Geneva H. S. I-2-3-4 Fifteen Glam Wd! We, the Class of '46, being of sound mind and body, and possessing all our faculties, also a few extra, do affirm this document to be our last Will and Testament as of the date of April 25, 1946, declaring null and void all others heretofore written or pre- sented orally, giving and bequeathing cer- tain general and personal items which the said class doth own and possess, to-wit: ARTICLE I To our beloved Alma Mater we leave the memory of an intelligent, well be- haved, quiet, and studious class. ARTICLE II To our Coach Harold C. Long we will the spirit to try to build ball teams equal to the teams of 1945-46 with the knowledge that the players graduating in 1946 will be sorely missed. ARTICLE III To all classes following us we will the ability to make money. ARTICLE IV The following bequests are made by in- dividual members of the class of '46 to their successors. I, Don Snow, will my bashfulness and good behavior to David Shepherd. I, Ella Amstutz, will my behavior and grades to Walter Bailey. I, Miriam Sprunger. will my bashfulness and my not having dates to Maxine Pyle. I, Arthur Ford, will my ability to get along with Miss Pfeiffer to Carl Miller. I, Eugene Robinson, will my ability to get my bookkeeping to Bill Bauman. I, Gerald Buckey, will my ability to be- have and study in Miss J acksonls assembly period to Sheridan Potter. I, Juanita Seilschott, do hereby will my habit of winking to Margie Tester. I, Louise Neuenschwander, bequeath my shortness to Bill Kamman. I, Kenneth Van Emon, will my quiet dis- position and love of basketball officials to David and Punk Shepherd. Sixteen I, Robert R. Cook, being of unsound mind and broken body do hereby will all my brawn to Leroy Sprunger and my good behavior to Bill Kamman. I, John Penrod, like Mr. Cook, will my big feet to Leroy Sprunger, my basketball suits to David Shepherd and Bill Pyle with the promise they will not stretch them and my ability to get along with teachers and referees such as Miss Pfeiffer and Mr. Shine to Stanley Teeter. I, William Hale do hereby will my abil- ity to behave in Miss Jackson's classes to Bob Miller. I, Ernestine Hofstetter, will my ability to stay out of trouble and sleep in Miss Jackson's assembly to Gene Nelson. I, David Hofstetter, will my ability to grow up to Paul Bauman. I, Pud Smith, will my quiet disposition and to be a good little boy to Stanley Teeter. I, Clifford Umpleby, will my ability to comb my hair and study in Miss Jackson's assembly to Max Mattax. I, Nell Affolder, will my choice for men to Mary Lou Hofstetter. I, Ernesta Hofstetter, will my ability to chew chewing gum in Miss Jackson's as- sembly period without getting caught to Joanne Meyer. I, Eula Burk, being of unsound mind will my ability to get into mischief with- out getting caught to Richard Mathys, and to Peggye Lucille Reynolds I will my long hair providing she keeps it combed and does not dye it or cut it off. I, Charlotte Chew, will my ability to blush to David Shepherd. I, Melvin Hart, will my ability to grow tall to Leroy Sprunger. I, Kenneth Ellenberger, will my reck- less driving to Richard Mathys, I, Mary Pusey, will my everlasting chat- ter without getting caught to Joanne Meyer and Susan Schlagenhauf. Ulead pwpfaeczf On April 15, 1956, I left by plane from Geneva's Municipal Airport to visit with one of my former classmates. I found that Bill Hale, a former classmate, now owned and operated this huge air field. As I entered the plane, a sweet young lady came to me and asked what she could do for me. To my surprise it was Charlotte Chew. She was working as an air steward- ess on the Trans-Continental Air Lines. Soon I was on my way to Chicago to hear Metropolitan's greatest opera singer of the time. none other than Mary Pusey. After attending her excellent performance, a taxi then took me to the home of the former Miriam Sprunger, who had mar- ried an evangelist, a pastor of one of Chi- cago's largest Missionary Churches. During my stay with Miriam, I called Juanita Seilschott, head supervisor of nurses at the Michael Reese Hospital, by phone. Miriam and I talked about the splendid times We had while we were in high school and what some of our former classmates were now doing. Miriam said that Ella Amstutz had left two weeks ago for Miami Beach, Florida, where she is now maid in the home of the Doctors Kenneth and Eula Van Emon QMrs. Van Emon was formerly Eula Burkj. Both have an M.D. Kenneth is the head surgeon and physician at the Miama Beach Hospital and Eula is his as- sistant. Ella stays with their small three- year-old daughter, Diana Kay. She also said that Donald Snow has been appointed catcher for the Chicago Cubs. Robert Cook, having been graduated from Har- vard, has opened his new law oflice in In- dianapolis. John Lynn Penrod is a basket- ball coach for South Side High School in Fort Wayne. David Hofstetter, having enjoyed chemis- try so much in his high school days, decid- ed to be a chemistry professor and was now a professor at Purdue University. Ernesta and Ernestine Hofstetter were op- erating a clothes shop for twins at In- dianapolis, Indiana. Pud Smith is now liv- ing on a farm in Idaho, raising Pud's Spuds. Arthur Ford became successor to the large Ford Co. in Detroit, Michigan. After having spent a few days with Miriam, a taxi then took me to Chicago's largest railway station, the Union Station, where Gerald Buckey is the chief ticket manager. As I entered the train which was bound for Fort Wayne, a nice looking young man, the conductor, came and asked me for my ticket. It seemed as though I had seen him before but I wasn't sure. When he took my ticket, he said, t'Aren't you Louise Neuenschwander? I said, Yes, I ought to know you but I can't seem to remember who you are. He said, Well I'm Clifford Umpleby, a former classmate. After having talked together awhile, I learned that Melvin Hart was the engineer on the train and had been work- ing here only about a month. On the way to Fort Wayne, the train stopped at various cities, one being South Bend where I noticed a large welding com- pany the name of which was R0binson's Welding Co., the conductor walked past me then, so I asked him who this Robinson was. He said, Well that's Eugene. Lit- tle had I realized in my school days that he would own so great a company as this one. At last I reached Fort Wayne and while I went down town to do some shop- ping, I noticed a cute little dress shop which had a sign and read t'Shop at Nel- lie's. I went in and just as I thought. Nell Affolder, another classmate, was the owner. As I was walking down the street, I noticed a sign on the Athletic Building which read, Don't Miss the Greatest Box- ing Contest of the Season. Kenneth Ellen- berger, a former Geneva graduate, was fighting Clement Garribald Sabasky. Of course Kenneth won! Then I returned to my duties at home after having spent a very pleasant time vacationing. Seventeen Ni ,AS 2. R Q , ,QQ-Q. . w ,w11x.,. ixmi , A Birclseye View of our SENIORS We, 7fze Seniau . Nell Affolder so bright and gay. Is never too busy to be going your way: She is fond of a soldierg you know who. But it seems she must wait for him the next year through. Ella Amstutz so happy and gay. Very seldom is without anything to say: She tackles things without a fear, But somehow from them always seems to steer clear. Gerald Buckey who is never sad, But in the assembly is sometimes bad: It would fill most any girl with joy. To be in the company of this glamourous boy. Eula Burk has nice long hair, Yet, she never seems to give a care: She's very gay and loves to tease. But still she never fails to please. Charlotte Chew has deep brown eyes, And a smile as bright as the skies: She almost always has an innocent look, But prefers love stories to any book. Robert Cook, the main stay of our team, Usually starts off with plenty of steam: He's very healthy and energetic, too. He has a personality that helps carry him through. Kenneth Ellenberger who is good at missing school, Is always ready to play a game of pool: Out toward Jefferson he wends his way, Though just why. we cannot say. Arthur Ford sometimes called Art, He and Eugene never seem to part: With bright gray eyes and a friendly grin. You'd never expect to see him thin. Bill Hale, over six feet tall, He'll never flop in basketballg He studies hard in chemistry and trig, But still finds time for Peg. Melvin Hart who is mischievous in class. Is fond of a certain Junior lass: When You hear some people laughing in the hall. You'll know he is the leader of them all. David Hofstetter so bashful and shy, Will overcome his shyness of girls by and byg His personality is very rare, Because he is always on the square. Ernestine and Ernesta Hofstetter the Senior twins, Seem always to make their winsg They are fond of a couple of boys. you know who, Cause they dream the whole day through. Louise Neuenschwander who is very fair, With soft and curling medium blonde hair: She's a trifle timid and shy. But she has a smile for everyone passing by. John Lynn Penrod, sometimes called Pop, When it comes to getting girls, he's hard to top: He's tall, fair and handsome. Like's to go to Decatur to do his romancing. Mary Pusey, though quite tall, Really isn't very big at all: She is very capable and smart. They say she's been that way right from the start. Eugene Robinson who likes to drive to school, Can't be made anybody's fool: He has a goughish grin that he'll display If by chance you smile his way. Juanita Seilschott. always gay and never sad. Is fond of a certain lad: She loves to laugh and is loads of full, And always is there when work is to be done. Pud Smith, quite a sport, Has a girl in every port: Works his bookkeeping till his head goes round about, Says you'll get it if you work your problems out. Donald Snow. six feet tall, He too plays basketball: In class he is very bright, And on the other hand, most always right. Miriam Sprunger the peach of our eye, Really would make a good girl for some guy: But of all the boys she is very shy. She could get one though if she would try. Clifford Umpleby, who in class has lots to say, Studies hard from day to day: Though to many girls he is a pain, But in his world of business should have many gains. Kenneth Van Emon, so muscular and strong, On a farm he seems to belong: They say he's a classroom sage. Cause he reads his Caesar page by page. -Unknown. Nineteen Can You Imagine- Class of '46 Nell Affolder ------- Not blowing off Ella Amstutz Not throwing pencils at Bill Hale Gerald Buckey - - - Not fooling around in class Eula Burk ----- Not causing trouble-PERIOD Charlotte Chew - Not putting magazines and books on some one else's desk Robert Cook - - - Not twisting his hair while he is studying Kenneth Ellenberger - Not having someone to call Nola for him Arthur Ford ------ Being seen with a girl Bill Hale - Not thinking he knows more than SOME of the teachers Melvin Hart ------ Getting home early David Hofstetter ------ Having a girl Ernesta Hofstetter - - Staying home every night Ernestine Hofstetter - Being tall and skinny Louise Neuenschwander Not wearing silk hose to school John Lynn Penrod - - Having just ONE girl Mary Pusey - - - - Being short and fat Eugene Robinson - - - Not skipping school Juanita Seilschott Getting along with ONE of the teachers Pud Smith - ---- Acting his age Donald Snow - - - Not having his chemistry Miriam Sprunger - - - Going with the boys Clifford Umpleby - Being a good BOY in J ackson's assembly - - - Not being bashful Refusing the request of a girl E - 2 As Seniors Kenneth Van Emon Mr. Hunt - - This group - A f g itit a . A ,.:tf 'Q' A ' P F3 s ..t, X. f A Q 'mi , .1 35 w a,.r.. .::i:: '-K' -sl t -- Q Vg V L . ' eff gg, M i . if fl Twenty W..-Q 7' ,AW Ill ll 1 E: l PH EV in ,fr 'P ,av C J C-LIMPSES OF BEAUTY - Qi 663' if N1L,., ,.A,,1 ' I. f-sf. .531 1 , wifi' 430'- '3 65- , fr 'vaphff' 7:6 36- me 414' 2 6 3 Q J Twenty-two F' -as ff? 656' I UN IORS CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Purple and Silver Yellow R059 CLASS Morro Don't Be a Crankg Be a Self Starter MARGARET RHOADES, Sponsor CARL MILLER - - - President BILL DOHERTY - - Vice President JOANNE MEYER - Secretary ANNA MAE CLINE - Treasurer Row 1-Loren Affolder, Grace Ann Smith, Peggye Reynolds, Lester Stanley Row 2-Violet Boice, Sherman Roth, Jim Gardener, Rachel Burry Iunior Class History Due to conditions beyond our control, we, a group of forty-three pupils, entered the Geneva High School as nervous Freshmen. in the Fall of 1943. We soon became accustomed to this new world in spite of ourselves. We were fortunate to get Mrs. Rhoades for our sponsor. On October 30, the class had a most enjoyable Hallowe'en party at the home of Iva Lou Miller. The following Spring we sponsored a party in the school gym. In September 1944, we entered the assembly with more assurance than we had in our previous year. Our number had dwindled to thirty-two, and during the year Joyce Booher, Robert Everhart. Melvin Hendricks. and Adrian Sprunger left us. We held a Ha1lowe'en party in Lee Dale Neuen- Schwander's barn. We also had a hayride the Same evening. In the Spring, we journeyed to Decatur for a skating party at the Sunset Rink. The latter part of the year we chose and ordered our class play books. September 4, 1945, our group of twenty-nine boys and girls entered the high school as independent juniors. While looking each other over during the lirst few days we noticed a new-comer, Jane Farlowi however, we were told that Ruth Eicher had moved to Michigan. Our class presented the play, 1VIumbo Jumbo, on October 16. 1945. On October 24, the main party of the year was held at the home of our sponsor, Mrs. Rhoades. The presentation of our class play, oper- ation of the candy stand, the arrival of our rings, and the Junior-Senior reception were the high lights of our Junior year. It is with anticipation of great achievement that we look forward to our Senior year, in which we hope to make even more exciting history. Row 3-Tom Potter, Bonnie Mae Nevil, Sue Schlagenhauf, Lee Dale Neuenschwander Row 4-Jane Farlow, Gene Nelson, Charles Fravel, Bernadine Amstutz Row 5-Richard Mathys, Maxine Pyle, Bob- by Ellenberger, Iva Lou Miller Row 6-Howard Zuercher, Ireta Sommer, John Zurcher, Don Beerbower Can You Imagine-Class of '47 Loren Affolder Bernadine Amstutz Don Beerbower Violet Boice - Rachel Burry Anna Mae Cline William Doherty Jane Farlow Charles Fravel Jim Gardener Richard Mathys Joanne Meyer Carl Miller Iva Lou Miller Gene Nelson - Lee Dale Neuenschwander Thomas Potter Maxine Pyle Jack Richards Peggye Reynolds Sherman Roth Susan Schlagenhauf Grace Smith - Ireta Sommers Lester Stanley Howard Zuercher John Zurcher Mrs. Rhoades - - - - Not bragging Having dates every night - - With small ears Being rude to anybody - - Being a model Not having a secret lover - - - Wearing knickers Not having a new crush every week Not getting bawled out in class Not being a star baseball player Not trying to read magazines in assembly - Not whispering in the assembly - Q Not being a gentleman Not being ahead of everybody in typing - - - - Being in a hurry - - Being a good penman Not being embarrassed easily - Not writing to George Coming to class with his lesson Not loitering in the halls with Bill - - - Being a crooner Without Junior Fields Not thinking about Olen - - - A Perfect 36 Not having a girl with a car Not wearing cowboy boots - Not being good natured Without her hee-hee giggle Twenty-three , 4 Jie E -it A A' ' I . A -A lf ' 4:1 V me ff - .ai ' ' V ' at 6 -?,1.:'qf , V -as 2 , Iv-I-it -'- ,H 4 I Q i f as ii Qi- Q il ip.- ' ' fI:'5:':- 41 gpm 5 'lf' 1 , 4 it .1 -wr ,X al' ,fx -fn .- 46 , ,,, X A Y' mf? if J -uf X r ' '1 6- ,va x ., Q-Q. J :S :di ff S .pa A ' il- e. .Q 2 M 1 Si. '- ,yj R., X ' . ' 732' 7 T P M A. - f i? ' -5 ,B W .-:gf 241 , - :F Q' at - -1 Y' ti 2 E ' 4 ' , --as .a ,,,,,,g ya . 'F A , f ' - . L - , f l fif' : iE:'Tf,5:f , ' . .- .M 4 ff. HKS.. , Tw enty- four SOPHGMOBES CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Purple and Gold Talisman Rose CLASS Morro Can All Your Can'ts AMMY PFEIFFER, Sponsor JANE VAN EMON - - President ROBERT MILLER Vice President LEROY SPRUNGER - Secretary DAVID SHEPHARD Treasurer Row 1-Max Mattax, Mary Lou Hofstetter, Betty Doherty, Bill Kamman Row 2-Coy Booher, Esther Stucky, Esther Miesse, Betty Agler Sophomore Class History In September, nineteen forty-four, a group of fifty boys and girls were enrolled in the Freshman Class of Geneva High School. Our Sponsor, Miss Ammy Pfeiffer called our first class meeting and we elected the following oflicers and council: President, Duane Shoemakerg Vice President, Jane Van Emon: Secre- Teeterl tary, Norma Pontius: Treasurer, Stanley Newsreporter, Max Mattaxg Council members, David Shepherd, Bill Kamman, Walter Bailey, and Phyllis Riggin. We had our first class party in October, a ham- burger fry, at the three cornered woods. At Christ- mas we enjoyed an exchange in the Home Economics room. Our second party was a roller skating party at the Sunset Rink at Decatur on March twenty- eighth. In September, nineteen forty-Eve. we became Sopho- mores. Norma Pontius. Joan Meyers, Bob Meyers. Patty Meyers, Max Cox, Carl Jones, Mary Louise Sells. Margaret Poling, Corwin lneichen. Gerald Run- kel, John Stucky, Elmer Uhrick, Peter Schwartz and J. R. Westerfelt did not return. Our ofhcers for this year are: President, Jane Van Emon: Vice President, Bob Miller: Secretary, Leroy Sprungerg Treasurer, David Shepherd: and Business Manager, Esther Stucky. Our first semester class party was a Come as you are party, held in the school gym on October first. Row 3-Genevieve Lybarger, Stanley Teeters, Norman Zurcher, Chloe Ineichen Row 4-Catherine Morgan, Betty Dailey, Enid Sprunger, Barbara Robinson Row 5-Dwight Moser, Norma Wright, Wal- ter Bailey, Phyllis Riggins Row 6-Duane Shoemaker, Phyllis Hofstet- ter, William Bauman Can Betty Agler - Walter Bailey William Bauman Coy Booher - Betty Dailey Betty Doherty - Mary Lou Hofstetter Phyllis Hofstetter Billy Kamman - Max Mattax - Esther Miesse Bob Miller - Catherine Morgan Dwight Moser - Martha Ann Nevil Bill Pyle - Phyllis Riggin - Barbara Robinson David Shepherd Duane Shoemaker Enid Sprunger - Leroy Sprunger Esther Stucky Stanley Teeter Jane Van Emon Norma Wright Norman Zuercher Miss Pfeiffer You Imagine-Class of '48 - - - - - - - Being loud Getting his lessons - Being a city slicker Staying home every night - Not being a lady Having short hair Not combing her hair Having straight hair - On his first date - Not bragging Not going to Celina - - - Smoking Not liking a certain Jack Not having his lessons Getting to school on time - Not having freckles Having blue eyes - - - A fan dancer Not liking the freshman girls - - - Flunking Not playing the piano - Being six feet tall Wearing long underwear Not throwing paper wads - - Not thinking of Bruce Not talking in Miss Aspy's assembly - - - - A crooner - Having a 26 inch Waist line Twenty-five V x 'Ar' 'I Y 'ku' '14 x .4?i ' 'QEm .Y '1 '? 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One morning Mr. Hunt got up in front Of the assembly and called us a group of 'iFeeble Minded Freshmen, which brought us down a little. One morning our Freshmen class was called to- gether for a business meeting, We learned that our sponsor was to be Mrs. Owens. We had jolly times together. On October 19, 1945 we had a Hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs. Owens, our sponsor. Mr. Hunt went along as our guest on our hayride. We are as Freshmen, looking forward to three more years of school and ending as Proud Seniors of 1949. Row 3-Samuel Zurcher, Harold Hendricks, John Stanley, Billy Burgess Row 4-Donna Brough, Bob Call, Tom Fen- nig, Norma Mann Row 5-Sheridan Potter, Mary Ellen Boice, Jarvis Steiner, Bill Pyle fSophOmoreJ Row 6-Howard Affolder, Paul Bauman, Phyllis Jean Burk, Carl Hart, Betty Alice Farlow Can Betty Alice Farlow Phyllis Jean Burk Carl Hart - John Stanley David Girod - Mary Ellen Boice Emma Wickey Waneta Moser Jean Manning Mary Eicher Donna Brough Jimmy Runkle Norma Mann Tom Fennig Don Kelly - Kenneth Teeter Margie Tester Sheridan Potter Bob Call - Billy Burgess Paul Bauman Gene Amstutz Howard Affolder Helen Everhart Claris Haviland Harold Hendricks Tom Hough - Kenneth Nevil Clifford Nevil Fannie Schwartz Harold Smith - Glendon Sommer Jarvis Steiner Samuel Zuercher You Imagine-Class of '49 - Not making eyes at Sherman Roth Not flirting with David Shepherd - Not in a hurry Agreeing with anyone Being bald headed Being a dress model - - Dancing Having a boy friend Being at school regularly - - Being noisy Playing basketball Being dignified Having bow legs - Being fat A bachelor - - - Yelling Making love on a park bench - Being awkward A gangster - A professor Wearing knickers Having a bass voice - - Studying Wearing long underwear - Home at l2 A. 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Merlin Bixler, Emma Lou Morningstar, Morris Agler, Connie Craig Row 2-Wesley Miller, Betty Brewster, Joe Pot- ter, Robert Farrar, Mildred Settle, Paul Zuercher, Wayne Martin Row 3-Tom Robinson, Betty Hendricks, War- ren Bailey, Melvena Burry, Howard Booher, Carmania Fields, Eugene Schindler Row 4,-Bobb Ralston, Beverly Parr, Kenneth Doherty, Marjorie Affolder, Cary McCune, Mary Alice Jones. Vernon Nevil Seventh Grade Row 1-Harold Long, Laura Billington, Max Parr, Raymon Mathys, Patsy Ralston, Boyd Nevil, Bruce Farlow Row 2-Rita Robinson, Roger Coon, Donald Call, Mary Alice Teeter, Thomas Weaver, Gerald Nevil, Dorothy Farlow Row 3-Lee Haines. Allen Zurcher, Charlene Sommer, James Miller, John Bunsold, Evelyn Snow, Dwight Dailey Row 4-Helen Morningstar. Amos Schwartz, Geraldine Nevil, Robert Meyers, Jo Nelson Sixth Grade Row 1-Goldie Redding, Harry John Moser, Joan Runkle, Ronnie Spade, Leola Johnson, Connie Booher, Carolyn Sue Schisler Row 2--Dickie Hardy, Clara Boker, Keith Kel- ley, Patty Agler, Bobby Fravel, Marie Nevil, Dolly Uhrick Row 3-Lee Jay Marsh. Ruby Stucky, Carl Lee Mann, Sharon Bausser, Freddie Parr, Marlyn Brewster, Carl Hofstetter Row 4,-Edna Bailey, Jimmy McCune, Majeska Nevil, Mary Ellen Call, Henry Wagley, Jayne Sprunger, Dickie Meyer Row 5-Norma Sue Cook, Harry Smith, Laura Neuenschwander, Elizabeth Ann Burke, Jim- my Zuercher. Carolyn Farlow, Nancy Drew, Norman Koon Fifth Grade Row 1-Miss Greene, Marjorie Neuenschwan- der, Benjamin Neuenschxvander, Kathleen Augsburger, Gary Brewster, Jerry Pace. Salome Eicher, Billy Blowers Row 2.-Harvey Hendricks. Anna Hirschy. Jim Pyle. Ronnie Coon, Paul Edward Reich- ert. Roger Haines, Ilene Nevil Row 3-Bobby Penrod. James Bunsold. Shir- ley Stanley. David Stuck3. Raymond Bill- ington, Ruth Elaine Meyer. Freddie Werst. Vincel Teeter Row 4-William Neuenschwander. Ted Simon. Emily Eicher, Jimmy Mosser, Ray Af- folder, Norma Runkel. Joe Amstutz, Rich- ard Dudgeon Row 5-Katherina Eicher. Billy Ralston. Shirley Fenstermaker. Richard Thompson. Carol Amstutz Fourth Grade ROw 1-Betty Kraner, Salome Eicher. Elwin Van Emon, Josephine Uhrick, Wilbert Neu- enschwander, Sharon Lehman, Ruth An- nette Amstutz. Jerome Ellenberger Rvur 2-Ruth Moser, Reuben Wickey. Jose- phine Burgess. Iris Cline. Alice Norr, Shar- on Kelley, Helen Baker. Jonas Schwartz Row 3-Rosina Eicher, Jean Lehman, Jackie Meyers, Emanuel Schwartz, Jean Farlow. Lloyd Ineichen, Irene McCune, Sharlene Flueckiger Row 41-Catherine Schwartz. Bobby Schisler, Carol Heeter, Ronnie Rhoades, Jo Anne Burris. Sharon Neal. David Robinson. Elaine Hunt Row 5-Robert Hofstetter. Barbara Baum- gartner. Donald Dailey. Dorothy Boice. Edith Taylor Third Grade Row 1-Blanche Shepherd. Jimmy Long. 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Q, .3 f3.I9s.. f Qufffililll' ' L- .. ' Thirty Grades Two and Three Row l-Kathleen Shuck. Paul Teeter, Flora Stanley, Freddie Burke, Esther Kneuss, Bruce Booher, Rosalie Jetmore, Wilbur Burgess Row 2-Russell Thompson, Sandra Striker, Carol Everhart, Nolan Koons, Ronald Wag- ley. Coleen Ellenberger, Charles Hirshey, Alan Buckmaster Row 3--Marilyn Zuercher, Leroy Eicher, Shirley Morgan. Gene McCroskey, David Baumgartner, Linnet Sprunger, Lawrence Farlow, Harold Call Row 4M-Barbara Eicher, Darlene Versaw, Harold Call, Larry Lehman, Malinda Eich- er. Jimmy Kirchoffer, Glenn Hoffman, Carol Stanley Row 5-Kenneth Chrisman, George Miller, Jerry Tester, Dallas Simon, August Girod, Sharilyn Hendricks Grades One and Two Row 1-Nora Hall, Allan Dale Sprunger, Maryann Neuenschwander, Kenneth Von Gunten, Arthur Zuercher, Ruth Teeter, John Simmons, Moses Troyer Row 2-Glenna Thompson, Mary Martha Wheeler, Larry Lee Simons, Marjorie Norr, Charles Scheafer, Larry Parr, Bonnie Ral- ston Row 3-Cecil Teeter, Margaret Eicher, Carol Franks, Warren Yoder, David Taylor, Max- ine Runkel, Paul Shimp, Larry Affolder tow 4-Carol Weaver, Phillip Bunsold, Garth Sprunger Grade One Row 1-Catherine Fravel, Steven Sprunger, Sue Affolder, Dennis Johnson, Carol Call. Larry Hamrick, Joyce Boice, Larry Hunt Row 2-Myrna Amstutz, Steven Bauman, Geraldine Flueckiger, Bobby Buckhalter, Gene Buckhalter, Shirley Nevil, Glen Am- stutz, Clara Eicher Row 3-Jack Pace, Alice Lehman, Paul Neal, Esther Eicher, Daniel Craig, Nancy New- comer, Donald Bunsold, Charlotte Fen- stemaker Row 44-Larry Buckingham, Pauline Bixler, Jerry Hofstetter, Larry Branstetter. Joyce Meyers, Ivan Nevil, John Hough, Lorene Neuenschwander Row 5-Larry Amstutz, Richard Fravel, Norene Farlow, Jimmy Derickson Z' Hi Cx fi '--. 'ilk' -KU Qc!! H g i x, U I l Qlhizlx 5345 K. A '- Ilgpxx, y N Egfr: Sal: X IKEQLSH F QL' . , .X .Q Q , N - u:E1E '4 ,ff:i1'e-Q. .zaffifufggzm WU. 0 . I x - lim' me A V5 Q X N at fi Vg-nf :Sl I' 51, , - ' ' E lr WL-1 Qkggg lgfyr swag -1'-ff x ' srgpwy F 1-Ii q' Z 1'1 E -iXlSpiv!s5'g?,li ' ' 51 . V , A 121,51-..u! ali ' ' - -P K '- :a:.,f5Sgf' ' . 'iw X 'Wrox-.N 'X I-X W .wks-Ij.3V ' A-. . 5:e X'1r' H1-P :P-5f'fQ-my iiddf' ,l ' xxx. Wall! wir A. 2 Lf:-f+v 4, .- x. 1. , ' . 5. g?f Li-QL' -- 'ff1Uv1 '4i' :f A is-142 ln- f ml Q Q 152,31 1,g.,Uf sf'.i L,:s,6x. f 7 . 1 ,nu , ,,:.l. ,L ,H . li K , , ww 4, ,. Esc: 4 fig 9' ' 'f1Az:: .4iwfl7f 1-nf-'-f 51? ., i fi' .' V4 1,,f,'5Q31kAEAfiffA , if N' ' W-185' 'Zej:'cl', -A L1.,kb1Qi9 SPORTS REVIEW and HIGHLIGHTS OF '45 AND '46 DON SNOW Reporting Thirty-one ...- Cheer Leaders PEGGYE REYNOLDS NORMA WRIGHT MARGIE TESTER EULA BURK YELL LEADERS The second team yell leaders were both elected when they were freshmen. The first team yell leaders, Peggye Reynolds was chosen when she was a Sophomore and Eula Burk when she was a Freshman. In 1946-47, Norma Wright will be first team yell leader and Margie Tester will be second team yell leader. We appreciate the co-operation given to them by the students and teachers during the basketball season. 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Hartford .,,,. ..,.,...24 ,....,l,28 ,.......19 ......,.41 .,,.....27 ,.......30 ..l.,.,.10 ..,..,,,22 ...c....25 ........40 ......,c31 ......l.26 .,c..,..37 ........44 ...,,..,30 BASKETBALL Our varsity basketball team Won 15 games and lost 7 this year, which was good enough for third place in the county standings. Six members of the team are seniors Which means they will be lost by graduation this spring, but a promising group of underclassmen are coming along to re- place them. For the third consecutive year the Cards won the county tourney. On the opening night of the tourney they defeated Pleasant Mills 39-15, Kirkland 25-22 in the semi-finals Saturday afternoon, and Monmouth 30-24 in the final game Saturday night. The ball used throughout the tourney was given as a trophy to the winning team. Coach Long did a good job in handling the team and is one of the finest coaches Geneva High School has had. Kenneth Teeter served as student manager of the team. 1945-1946 Back Row-R. O. Hunt, Principal, W. Kamman, R. Mathys, W, Hale. J. Penrod, D. Snow, R. Cook, H. C. Long, Coach Front Row-C. Miller, W. Doherty, L. Stanley, S. Teeter, K. Van Emon, M. Hart Thirty-three . glial, Q' J t ' 1903 Basketball KENNETH VAN EMON, Senior, a guard, and captain of the team. a fine ball handler and fine scorer. BILL HALE,SSDlO1'. jumped Center for the Cards, but helped to bring' the ball down the court and a good n'an on long shots. JOHN PENROD. Senior,a guard, played the pivot, and was very good on shots from that position, ROBERT Coon. Senior. played forward and helped take the ball off the backboard, al- so a good one-hand-- ed shot. lWELVIN HART, Senior. a good defensive player, worked at either forward or guard. DoN SNONV, S e n io r. played forward, took the ball off from the biggest men. He was always a scoring threat. BILL DOHERTY, Junior, a forward and a good left handed shot. LESTER STANLEY. Jun- ior, played forward and guard and proved to be a valu- able substitute, a good team player. STANLEY TEETER, Soph- omore, small an d fast, but lacking ex- perience, will be a valuable man next year, BILL KAIXGMAN, Sopho- more, a substitute Center and good on rebounds, lacks ex- perience but will be an improved player next year. Baseball A Baseball team was organized last fall after a number of years absence. Because of this We were handicapped by the lack of a first-class pitcher. although, Snow, Ellenberger, and Gardner did a capable job. Our home games were played on the town park diamond which was leveled and a backstop erected. We played five games. winning one and losing four. Second Team The Geneva Seccnds won 6 games and lost ll this year. The team was composed mostly of Freshmen, Sophomcres and Juniors which means we should have a good team next year. The boys played gocd ball part of the time and at other times seemed that they couldn't hit the basket. With more experience and added growth they should develop into a fine team. We. the Seniors. wish them the best of luck in future games. Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva .,.,... . ,,., .. Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva.. ..., ...ii , , Geneva SECOND TEAM SCORES Petroleum .,.,. Berne ....... Monroe ,,i., Jefferson .i.. Montpelier ...,. Decatur ,,...... Poling i...... Bryant .Y,., Kirkland ..,.,. Hartford .... O , Monmouth .. .. Pleasant Mills Monroe .. ...... .. Kirkland ,,.,,, Winchester .,.,. Pennville ..,. Hartford ,..,.. B F ........25 ........l4 ....,..l5 ........29 6 ........24 ........l8 ........30 ........3l ...,....16 ........19 ........33 ........29 ..,.....l5 SECOND TEAM ack Row - R. O. Hunt, Principal. M. Mattax. E. Robin- son, L. Neuen- schxvander. B. Pyle. B. Bauman. D. Shoemaker. D. Shepherd. W. Bail- ey, L. Sprunger. H. C. Long. Coach rom ROw-C. Hart, H, Smith, S. Pot- ter, D. Kelley, K. Teeter. Student Manager, J. Stan- ley. T. Fennig. B, Call, P. Bauman Thirty-five V x 'Ar' 'I Y 'ku' '14 x .4?i ' 'QEm .Y '1 '? 'M1 3 t' 5 'r , X W 'r r ' A x , 4 V '. 'v., '. M Jv- , : uv. , 1 f' Q , ' .Y D 4. ' N Q . L1 , we -K , 'ii N lm , 0'..'1 .lw-'QR 'i x- ,gf .W lj.. . , , Q, IJ 'Y f vii .A -.' ,-ing.. , A? J, 1 UW. , uf . - -my ' .p.l V' : Y , -L '- '. , n' -.Avia Ie '-'-Iii-+1 ' .hh v Y R . ' .QM .- . ' 'Eff YF, ' 19 H WT' , Q I H 27,54 ' ' ' . .41 I A 1 .Q yu ., 7 H' as v , an --ff' Q 5- .'3,ja +- 1 !,... . - mg, U J Q V 'J , . ei, thy,-..'1.'-xx -IA , 0, ff! ff J , all ' .. .haf -. 1 ' N , le I 9. 'I' ' 'rf' vi! lJ', 'I 17' uf ' .'w',', WU? 1941 1942- 1 943 Back Row - D. Neuen- schwander, M. Bixler, L. Habegger, R. O. Hunt, Principal, W. Hale, C. Stanley, B. Schlagenhauf Front R010-D. Agler, A. Cott, J. Windmiller, R. Hanni, P. Miller, P. Stucky 1943-1944 Buck Row-R. O. Hunt, Principal, P. Smith, Stu- dent Manager, R. Pyle, W. Hale, G. Mosser, M. Bixler, R. Cook, E. Som- rners, Student Manager, H. C, Long, Coach Front Row-G. Wright, B. Schlagenhauf, D. Snow. B. Schmitt, K. Van Emon, D. Neuenschwander, H. Fields 1944-1945 Back Row-H. C. Long Coach, B. Schmitt, L Habegger, G. Mosser, W Hale, R. Teeter, D. Snow R. Cook, R. O. Hunt Principal Front Row-L. Sprunger Student Manager, N. Ag- ler. K. Van Emon, B Schlagenhauf, H. Fields G. Wright, D. Shepherd Student Manager 1 THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS The freshman, sophomore, and junior girls in the physical education classes have en- joyed many activities this year including softball, basketball and volleyball. Mass games, relays, stunts, and tumbling were also featured. Ten girls represented the classes in the all-school program by doing the Highland Fling. Each Thursday noon a group partici- pates in some activity in the gym. Mrs. Rhoades is the instructor. Rack Row-Mrs. Rhoades, Director. Jane Van Emon. Barbara Robinson, Betty Doherty, Mary Ellen Boicc. Maxine Pyle. Joanne Meyer. Sue Schlagenhauf. Peggye Reynolds Row 2-Norma Wright, Esther Miesse, Phyllis Hofstetter, Phyllis Riggin, Betty Farlow, Enid Sprunger. Esther Stucky Row 1-Margie Tester. Jean Manning, Waneta Moser. Phyllis Burk, Cay Botrher. Norma Mann, Helen Everhart Tlzirty-sevm F' ' af-'W' 1 1 I Q 5 wi 'W ni HUBBA HUBBF Boy what fun s 5 S X E .5 fi ni- la 5 wv. 'T' 'X X , if -safes?-fx Q X fc? S W ,Q S Q fgreg x !,.yiSxXQ5x2 SSX A va li V55 ff is CHOIR If GIRLS' CHORUS Q BOYS' CHORUS H , Girls' Glee Club Row 1-Esther Miessc, Phyllis Riggins, Phyllis Hofstetter, Jane Van Emon, Peggye Reynolds. Sue Schla- genhauf. Bernadine Amstutz, Nell Affolder, Louise Neuenschwander, Ernestine Hofstetter, Betty Agler Catherine Morgan Row 2-Dorothy Owens, Director, Betty Alice Farlow, Norma Mann, Helen Everhart, Donna Brough, Phyl- lis Burk. Jean Manning. Waneta Moser. Coy Booher, Ernesta Hofstetter. Jane Farlow, Iva Lou Miller, Rachel Burry Row 3-Betty Dorthy, Barabara Robinson, Mary Ellen Boice, Enid Sprunger. Esther Stuckey, Betty Dailey, Violet Boice, Charlotte Chew, Maxine Pyle, Mary Pusey, Joanne Meyer Boys' Glee Club Row 1-Tom Hough, Kenneth Nevil. Kenneth Teeter, Paul Bauman, John Stanley, Don Kelly, Tom Fennig, Harold Smith. Gene Amstutz, Sheridan Potter, Dorothy Owens, Director Row 2-Howard Afiolder, Clifford Nevil, Bob Call, Harold Hendricks, Billy Burgess, Jimmy Runkle, Jarvis Steiner, Bill Pyle, Glendon Sommer, Bobby Miller, Gerald Buckey Row 3-Carl Hart, Samuel Zuercher, Bill Bauman, Walter Bailey, Max Mattax, Bob Cook, Kenneth Van Emon, Lester Stanley, Pud Smith, Melvin Hart Forty 1 R010 1-Kenneth Teeter. Kenneth Nevil, Don Kelly, Paul Batunian, Sheridan Potter. Jarvis Steiner. Gene Amstutz, Harold Smith. Glendon Sommer. John Stanley Row 2-Enid Sprungcr. Esther Stucky. Nell Affoldcr. Phyllis Riggin. Phyllis Hofstctter. Jane Van Emon Sue Schlagenhauf, Pcggye Reynolds. Bernadine Amstutz. lva Lou Miller. Violet Boice. Jane Farlow. Phyllis Burk. Dorothy Owens. Director Row 3-Betty Agler. Helen Ever-hart. Waneta Moser, Louise Neuenschwander. Mary Ellen Boice, Betty Alice Farlow. Maxine Pyle, Mary Pusey. Charlotte Chew. Joanne Meyer. Ernestinc Hotstettcr, Ernesta Hofstetter. Coy Booher Row 4-Samuel Zurcher. Walter Bailey. Bill Bauman. Max Mattax. Bill Pyle. Kenneth Van Emon. Lester Stanley, Pud Smith, Robert Cook, Gerald Buckey. Robert Miller Choir Mrs. Owens. music instructor, has had a very successful year. We have a very ine choir. girls' chorus. and boys' chorus. composed of members of all four high school classes. Among the special groups are a Senior boys' quartet. Senior girls' sextet. and the Junior girls' trio. In February, a music festival was given and these groups were represented. Forty-one IOKES Coach, f'How do you explain that barrel of beer I found in your room? Penrod, Doctor's orders, sir. He said that drinking beer would restore my strength. Coach, And did it? Penrod, Yes sir, when I bought the beer I couldn't hardy push it around and now I can push it all around the room. :2: S :jc :B Mother on train, Tommy, if you are not a good boy I shall smack you. Tommy, You smack me and I will tell the conductor how old I am. Running after women never hurts any- one, it's the catching them that does the harm. :if 254 Hart, Where did you get that black eye? Boney, Oh, I should have been listening instead of talking. aj: :Ez :jc Hundreds each morning I behold along the highway stalking, Many of them are walking to reduce More are reduced to walking. 25: Pk 25: Georgie, Well here I am bright and early. Hossie, Well early anyway. :1: :Zz :Ez :fe Clifford, Charlotte dear, we have been going together four years, don't you think we ought to get married? Charlotte, Perhaps your right but who would have us? ... .ig ,ug :EZ Science teacher, If there are 48 states in the union and super heated stream equals the distance from Bombay to Paris what is my age? Bill Hale, H44 mam. Science teacher, How did you figure it out? Bill Hale, Well, I have a sister who is 22 and she is half nuts. Forty-two Some girls go to college to pursue learn- ing, others to learn pursuing. The moon was bright, the road was dark, The perfect place to stop and park, He gave a sigh, he gave a groan, He cussed the luck, he was alone. Marion, fdiscussing warj Rex, why aren't you at the front? Rex, Qmilking a cowl Because there arenlt no milk at that end. The apple of the average man's eye is usually the peach with the prettiest pair. 5: 3: :ia 21 Daughter, I can't marry him, mother. He's an atheist and doesn't believe in hell. Mother, Marry him and between us we'll convince him that he is wrong. Kenneth, It's great speeding along like this: Don't you feel glad you're alive? Don Snow, Glad isn't the word, I'm amazed. You cannot inherit character. You must build it. If dad is worried when daughter is out with a boy friend, it is because he has memories. Two Irishmen had been fighting pester- ing mosquitoes on a blistering hot night. About two o'clock they finally got to sleep, WHILE in a half doze, a lighting bug came into their room. Mike, it's no use, exclaimed Pat. Here's one of those pesky critters search- ing for us with a lantern. 251 :lf :lf An old maid created quite a stir in a seed store the other day. Seems she walked into a seed store and asked a clerk to give her instructions on how to sow wild oats. A husband was puttering around in the back ya.rd with some boards and, nails while his wife lay in bed with a very bad cold. H0w's the wife? asked the neighbor. Not so good. Sorry, is that her cough'n? Oh, no, this here is a chicken coop. Last spring when a committee was se- lecting flowers for the Junior-Senior Re- ception. Mr. Frank, I think it would be a good idea to use frogs with the flowers. Mary, That will be a swell idea. John Penrod, Oh, no, I don't want any frogs jumping on my plate even if they will be nice with the flowers. :gi 15: The G. I. shuffled his feet in front of the officer's desk. I would like to have a four-day leave sir, my wife is moving and she wants me to help her with the heavy pieces. The ofiicer speaks crisply, 'tSorry, Jones, I've been expecting you in here. Your wife called me yesterday and told me she thought you were the clumsiest clown she ever saw. Under no circumstances she advised me did she want you around the house on moving day. The G. I. stared sadly at the officer, then turned to leave, he paused at the door. Lieutenant, he said, There are two men in this outfit who play fast and loose at the truth and I'm one of them. I'm not even married. 121 She said, I got a typhoid injection last week and it hurts terribly! He looked down at her white unscarred arms and shoulder and said, t'But where were you injected? In Philadelphia, she said sweetly. Is your car a roadster? Roadster! Yeah, don't you know what a roadster is? Sure, a roadster is a chicken's hus- band. ii: 4: The only difference between a cutie and an old maid is that the cutie goes out with the Johnnies and the old maid sits home with the Willies. Eula, When we get married dear, I'm going to cook and darn all your socks. Kenneth, That won't be necessary sweetheart, just darn them. it An Army mule named Maggie was bur- ied and the following inscription appeared on the tomb- In memory of Maggie who in her lifetime, kicked one General, four Colonels, two Majors, ten Captains, twen- ty-four Lieutenants, forty-two Sergeants, five hundred and forty-five privates and one bomb. zj: :Ez :iz Many an old plug indulges in horseplay on the side because of some old nag at home. The dimmer the porchlight the greater the scandle power. :gz :g :g What did the teacher teach you today. sonny?,' Oh! Teacher told us about Coumbus who went 2,000 miles on a gallon. She did, did she? Well, don't believe all she tells you about those foreign cars. :EC 24 An agitated young man ran frantically down the ferry ship and leaped across the water, landing with a crash on the deck of the boat. Well, he said, as he picked himself up, I made it. What is your hurry? asked a deckhand, 'tthis boat is coming in. Forty-three s el? .. .3 , - .gat st s lf- :K , -H Y 9 ' i .W . K 4+ - . 3 - i jf: ' , 'J' iff. . C Q 5 ' - il ' 1 ...iv mn: V-My . Q H -. - -in ,Am K .1 , ., 5:51 . ' me v 'A H I 9 h Sv!! F . . , ..., T - I , lib Q ., .. ee-F. , Xi , kzyijlf . ' fn. li i::::-1 i' ' ' . s ---W as f- . ' X i,:::f,1i -. ir' 'L Y , A A we F5 '4 E if 5 , 25 mm. in K Of v As' Hallie. r -f 4 l ii 9 R y s 5 r 5 , 53AA J 5 , if I Q . 1' T... Tl 1 422- -i, . Q L , i ' - gf? .Ai ' 2 P ' l .QT 15. . W T11 X. YF ' Pk X., 3 zz .,-,im ..VX ' V Y A J G Mmm um i .-sawn: :.,:..Q l Mi M wa 4 . , ni iiigh 54.1 .- - Qfjex w io I 1 Mews 944 H 1.-im i G , in F' K 5 f W I , Q .ag 'ig' Q, - N 4 ' ' -i s- - gl ll 4 K! P r . . :. :. . .Qs Mm? , ,,4, 1 ,,,.,,Nv-4 J ' a l l M :trracnpz .4 scfsvzwww Df- W L A 1 t 'i V LQ Q-- 'V' 5- ,, R, - 1' fl - 1: A wi : it 'V : 3 3 Cf! -' N . ' ,Fi f 9 , M , 5. x.iwwM...i. M. .um A . 1 4 f GENEVA . S, fii ffgfi - ,Q ,X f. . ' F . ' ui Qia v 1 . . s , Q 4 . X ff 4 'Sf . 'W , .fl M f .' ' . 'iw s wit' , ,. O. J 'F X' I is :f ' -l , . . 1 :I . W . . . , , Classes who were not privileged to publish an annual due to war time conditions Class of '43 Top Row-Helen Nevil 4Meyersl, James Armstrong, Phyllis Fields, R. O. Hunt, Joan Baumgartner, Donald Agler, Kath- ryn Sprunger Second Row--Victryne Schlagenhauf, Clif- ton Zuerchir, Paul Stucky, Lillian Som- mer Third ROwfStanley Amstutz, Jane Smith, Robert Hanni, Jerome Windmiller. Na- omi Burry. Alfred Cott Fourth Row-Gwendolyn Dunn, Cather- ine Fields, Paul Miller, Kenneth Huser, Garnet Stuckey, Romaine Stucky Class ot '44 Top Row-J. Meyer, G. Moore, L. Zurch- er, R. Hunt, R. Mahoney, A. Neuen- schwander, R. Zuercher, E. Amstutz Second Row-V. Martin, J. Fields, G. Norr, M. Zuercher, H. Hofstetter, B. Miesse, G. Manns, M. Konrath Thi-rd Row-AT. Van Emon. M. Bixler, A. Mann, E. Richards, lVl. Flueckiger, C. Stanley, D. Tomlinson, B. Booher Fourth Row-B. Potter, I. Shively, D. Neuenschwander, R4 Pyle, L. Haviland, R. Pace, A. Yoss Class of '45 Top Row-Imogene Pyle, Doris Richards, Mary Helen Burk, Nema Stanley, Helen Louise Mattax, Mary Lou Farlow, Ar- dena Nevil, Margaret Derrickson Second Row-Agnes Farlow, Phyllis Yo- der, Gordon Wright, Herald Fields, Jr., Phyllis Hanni, Irene Macklin Third Row-Don Haviland, Harry Stucky, Jack Eicher, Paul Kamman, Lynn Sprunger, Alice Huser Fourth Row-Glen Dale Moser, Warren Schmitt, Bruce Schlagenhauf, Ralph Teeter, Jr., Fredrick Brough, Eugene Sommers, Noel Lee Agler, Lester Ha- begger ALUMNI DIRECTORY 1898 Alice Addington Wells, Geneva, Ind. Grace Burke Titus. 412 State. Mason City, Iowa Nora Cougill Meyers, 1229 Denver Ave., Tulsa, Okla. William Meeks, 229 North Erie, Wichita, Kans. Lorene Miller Wallace, 3848 N. Capitol, Indianapo- lis, Ind. Norma Ward Phillips, deceased Maude Wells, 705 N. Martin, Muncie, Ind. 1899 Edna Dean Hardison, 1443 Pepper Dr., Pasadena, Cal. 1900 Blanche Aspy. Geneva. Ind. Jessie Burke Arnett. deceased Gladys Butcher Gettinger, 1226 N. Michigan Ave.. Pasadena, Calif. Owen Butcher, 146 East Stadium, West Lafayette, Ind. Frances Eicher Allread. 41992 Main, Troy, O. Rachael Martz May, deceased John Miller, 87 Ross Circle, Oakland, Calif. William Plank, Berkley, Mich. Cornelius Schaefer, Geneva, Ind. George Scheer Poer, 526 VV. Spruce St.. Inglewood. Calif. Earl Shepherd. deceased Amos Zehr, deceased 1901 Carrie May Ensley Uhrig, 2160 Daisy Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Emma Pontius Johnson, deceased Luella Reicheldeffer Mathieu, Geneva, Ind. Elroy Reiff, Detroit, Mich. 1902 Virginia Buckmaster, deceased Roy Butcher, deceased Mae Murphy Emmons, unknown Fredrick Premer, 215 W. 12th St., Peru, Ind. Harold Snyder, 9613 American, Detroit, Mich. 1903 Daisy Brayton Michelson, 1744 Hillside Ave., Ak- ron, Ohio W. B. Hardison, 219 S. 4th St., Montebello, Calif, Bessie Millet Harbison. West Manchester, O. Pearl Runyon, Geneva, Ind. William Shepherd, deceased Grace E. Snow Farlow, deceased Claude Veley, deceased 1904 During the year 1904 the high school curriculum was changed from a three-year to a four-year course. There was no graduating class this year. 1905 Caroline Church, deceased Bertha MacWhinney Ricketts, 431 Irving Ave., Dayton. O. Sarah Miller Shoemaker, deceased Gene Sutton Pontius, Logansport, Ind. Jeanette Porter Meehan, 356 Serrana Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Effie Reichldeffer Pelham, deceased Bertha Snow Pusey, Geneva, Ind. 1906 Leota Burke Burkett, 1001 W. Berry, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Worley Reiff, 131816 Broadway, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Guy Shoemaker. 1330 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City. Missouri 1907 Gladys Aspy, Geneva, Ind. Inez Bradford, deceased Lelia Conner, deceased Goldine Fink Redding, Geneva, Ind. Bess Pontius, East Gate Hotel. Chicago, Ill. Worley Pontius, 470 N. Huntington, Wabash, Ind. Ethel Sutton Shepherd, 1930 Jefferson S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1908 William Egly, 600 Jay Road, R. 5, Ann Arbor, Mich. Harry Gregg, Geneva, Ind. Hazel Macklin Graham, Bourbon, Ind. Blanche Shepherd. deceased Charley Shepherd, 1930 Jefferson S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Pearl Totten, deceased Julia Wegmiller Duncan, R. R. 2, Chandler, N. Car. 1909 Hazel Barr Allison, Chinook, Montana Gertrude Brayton MacWhinney, 561 Melrose, Ak- ron. Ohio Gladys Fike Teeple, Waupun, Wis'. Roscoe Glendening, Decatur, Ind. Leah Miller Kuntz, deceased 1910 Floyd Aspy, Geneva, Ind. Josephine Cross Windsor, deceased Blanche Hutton Shepherd, Geneva. Ind. Richard Kelley, Akron, O. Olive Wheeler Cox, deceased Zoz Shepherd, 219 S. 4th St., Montebello, Calif. 1911 Raymond Filer, Geneva, Ind. Ada Hall, unknown 1912 Earl Conner. Crown Point. Ind. Sarah Dunn Godfrey, 19 Chatham, Norfolk, O. Ray Edgar. 2037 Lincoln Way, Mishawaka, Ind. Rachel Egly Filer, Geneva, Ind. Ora Hoskinson Vorhees, deceased Carrie Lindsey Dickey, 621 Haney Ave.. South Bend, Ind. Harold Mattax. Geneva, Ind. Clarence Shepherd, Geneva, Ind. 1913 Clarence S. Armantrout, deceased Margaret Borror Stauffer, Geneva, Ind. W. Claude Briggs, Hotel Gary. Apt. 912. Gary, Ind. Richard Briggs, Geneva, Ind. Leland Buckmaster, 137 E. Archwood, Akron, O. Bemice Edgar Chamberlain, 415 North Wenger, Mishawaka, Ind. Forest Fike, Reedsburg, Wis. Alva Glendening, Linn Grove. Ind. Forty-five THE LEGEND of the imlmfzlosf VOLUME VI Published by THE SENIOR CLASS .xximlfff ff! A Z! XX A Geneva High School B A Geneva, Indiana . 1 I-.9 we Q B 1' Qggdf' 11? , A l X- X I . Z L L f f 1 Y , F, . ,Lf -- ' . e . fqcfv, 1 -,-,ww-1 , ' - gnowfv , 'f':+f'f ,ENV'-i1X5f,.?Tf2fX'f,.f'zwf-r'4'Jf:.,.-1. P. .,1Mi:, ,, JA , .9 .,, - , James O. Glendening. deceased Tressie J. Glendening, Linn Grove, Ind. Elizabeth Houdashell Blessing, 2148 N. Drexel, Indianapolis, Ind. J. Lee Mattax, Bluffton, Ind. Ervin T. Pontius, 517 St. Peter's St., South Bend, Ind. Ralph T, Pontius, 703 N. Tillotson Ave., Muncie, Ind. Ernest R. Reicheldeffer, Geneva, Ind. Amos M. Stauffer, West Unity, O. 1914 Doris Acker Reicheldeffer, Geneva, Ind. Anna Armantrout Ely, R. R., School Croft, Mich. W. D. Cross, Jr., 434 Beverly Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Charles Drew, Osage St., Bartlesville, Okla. John Eckrote, Geneva, Ind. Milton Eckrote, deceased Foster Fike, Albert Lea, Minn. Ruth Linton, Geneva, Ind. Louise Mattax Lynch, 8011 W. Main St., Muncie, Ind. Merrill Pyle, 3334 Central Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Marjorie Reddoret Waddell, 37061!2 N. Ave. 34, Los Angeles, Calif. Merle Vance, deceased Harold Wegmiller, Bloomington, Ind. 1915 Hazel Byers Banta, Geneva, Ind. Edward Blosser, unknown Ina Bolds Briggs, Geneva, Ind. Catherine Fravel, Geneva, Ind. Pauline Greene Teeple, 1157 Oakdale Drive, Fort Wayne, Ind. Helen Hale Small, deceased Mary lneichen Pontius, 703 N. Tillison Ave., Mun- cie, Ind. Mary Hale Dukemenier, 2122 Denver St., Musko- gee, Okla. Nellie Jones Baylitf, 82 Conduit St., Annapolis, Maryland Mary Kenney, deceased Addie Ketchum Hisey, Portland, Ind. Ray Mann, Jerome, Idaho Ray McCollum. 324 S. West, Crown Point, Ind. Mary Pontius Templin, 808 S. Morgan St., Bluff- ton, Ind. Brayton Pyle, Geneva, Ind. Inez Pyle. Lake Worth, Florida Vir?n5a Pyle Worrel, 1125 S. Clinton, Ft. Wayne, n . Irene Reed Jordan, 400 E. Mosloler Pkwy., New York, N. Y. Olive Shimp Buckmaster, 137 E. Archwood Ave., Akron. O. Isabel Weeks Foster, 1338 Dewey Ave., Bartles- ville, Okla. Bess Wright Lee, Welworth Star Point, Pow, Wyo. 1916 Joe Didot, Geneva, Ind. Tina Ford Weatherholt, 910 N. Anthony, Fort Wayne, Ind. Richard Glendening, 503 E. 5th St., Spencer, Iowa Lucille Green Campbell, 343 Arcadia Court, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mary Hoskinson Briggs, Geneva, Ind, Dorothy LaRue, Geneva, Ind. Merle Lee, Welworth Star Point, Pow, Wyo. James Leidy, Pioneer, O. Milo B. Lindsey, Geneva, Ind. Forty-six Rena Macklin Zehr, Berne, Lnd. Forest McWhirter, Losantville, Ind. Edna Mesel Eveland, 341 E. Dun Eden Road. Co- lumbus, O. H. Bland Stahl, Geneva, Ind. Oscar Stucky, 5611 Harding, Detroit, Mich. Forest Watson, Elaine, Ark. Arthur Zehr, Bernie, Ind. 1917 Eleanor Banta Snyder, Geneva, Ind. True Buckmaster, Portland, Ind. William Buckmaster, Dayton, O. Wilson Cross, 1202 Woodward, S. Bend, Ind. Katherine Glendening Stahl, Geneva, Ind. Henson Hall, Pottersville, Pa. Irpeel Hall, Geneva, Ind. Virgil Leidy, deceased Elizabeth Martin Aschelman, 2717 Euclid, Fort Wayne, Ind. Joseph Miller, deceased Ralph Meyers, Geneva, Ind. Robert Odle, deceased Ruth Pontius Riggin, Geneva, Ind. Miriam Stolz Hunt, Portland, Ind. Glee Wall Foster, deceased Vemida Wyant Bingaman, R. R. 1, Michigantown, Ind. 1918 Claude Buckmaster Arn, Portland, Ind. Gladys Conner McCollum, 324 S. West, Crown Point, Ind. Nora Conner Hall, Geneva, Ind. Forest Deitsch, Decatur, Ind. Edward Derrickson, 2319 Kenwood, Ft. Wayne, Ind. John Derrickson, R. R., Willard, O. Erma Dickerson Wilcox, Elmira, N. Y. Elma Fink Affolder, Geneva, Ind. Luella Glendening Jay, Jaysville, O. Amos Ketchum, Decatur, Ind. Addie Lindsey Conner, deceased Georgia Lindsey Garret, 109 Berry, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Margaret Mann Becher, 424 Leith, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lavone Mattax, Geneva, Ind. Carl McWhirter, deceased Andrew Shoemaker, Ottumwa, lowa Kenneth Shoemaker, Geneva, Ind. Faye Teeple Ray, Convoy, O. Elizabeth Thornhill Gade, Guilderland, N. Y. 1919 Lloyd Fetters, 3414 Smith, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Marie Gregory Buckmaster, Portland, Ind. Lafayette Hall, Geneva, Ind. William Heller, 36 Mary Day Ave., Pontiac. Mich. Robert Juday, 1710 Tilden, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Merrill Love, deceased Merle Lybarger, Hoagland, Ind. Myrtle Mann Denison, Van Nuys, Calif. Cecil May Miller, Portland, Ind. William Mesel, Geneva, Ind. Fairy North Shoemaker, Red Oak, Iowa Ermal Pontius Pyle, 3334 Central Ave., Indianapo- lis, Ind. Edward Schug, 3626 So. Hanna, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wilbur Shoemaker, Red Oak, lowa Carl Striker, 614 Wash., Decatur, Ind. Harland Whiteman, 902 W. Gilbert st., 'Muncie-, Ind. Kenneth Woodruff. 512 E. Houston, Marshall, Tex. 1920 Elizabeth Brown Heller, 36 Mary Day Ave., Ponti- ac, Mich. Hugh Burris, Geneva, Ind. Rupert Greene, 1416 E. Wayne St., Ft. Wayne. lnd. Margaret Hall Barkley, 2227 W. Twelfth St., An- derson, Ind. Addie Hoskinson Jones, 2732 Fairfield. Ft. Wayne. Ind. Henry J. Hunt, R. R., Dowagiac, Mich. Lois McCray Runyon, Winegars, Mich. Beula Niles Williams, 6793 Lewis Ave., Long Beach. Calif. Rolland Sprunger, 7000 E. Wash.. Indianapolis. Ind. Virgil Wagner, deceased 1921 Caroline Acker Huntington, 936 E. Epler Ave.. Indianapolis, lnd. Dorothy Armstrong Dunwiddie, 302 North Perish- ing, Muncie, Ind. Lewis Armstrong, 1926 Frances St., Elkhart, Ind. Harold Fields, Geneva, lnd. Kenneth Finch, Hammond, Ind. W. D. Glendening, 2466 Fulton St., Apart. 2, To- ledo, O. Bert Haviland, 453 N. R. R. 5. Indianapolis, Ind. Ramon O. Hunt, Geneva, Ind. Vera King Bley, 416 W, Jefferson St., Fort Wayne. lnd. True Miller, Portland, Ind. Iva Miller Steiner. Grabill, Ind. Russel Pease, Romney, Ind. Fred Pyle, 2419 S. Calhoun, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorothy Sprunger Fuhrman, Decatur, Ind. Alice Stoltz Neirman, Portland, Ind. Charles Thornhill, deceased Marie Tully Thornhill, 2107 Glenwood, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Gretchen Wells Poole, 227 Cathryn Ave., Chelrea Heights, Decatur, Georgia Emerson Wheeler, Muncie, lnd. Ina Woodruff Weitz, Rockford, O. 1922 Helen Atz, Berne, Ind. Garnet Cooper Pyle, deceased Ruth Farlow, Alms Hotel. Cincinnati, O. James Mann, Box 101, Redding, Calif. Mildred McCray Ferris, Brookville, lnd. Paul Nelson, Geneva, lnd. Edith Pontius Deitsch, Decatur, Ind. Muriel Pontius Bierie, 1709 Tecumseh, Ft. Wayne, lnd. Elmira Staley McKean, Montpelier, Ind. John Wheeler, deceased Edith Whiteman Potter, 517 S. Lee St., Garret, Ind. Roger Wiswell, unknown Frances MacWhinney, New Bremen, O. 1923 Catherine Anderson Smith, Berne, Ind. Virgil Aspy, l407Vs Spy Run, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ruth Degler, unknown Thurman Drew, R. R. 3, Decatur, Ind. Elizabeth Greene Potter, Geneva, Ind. Arthur Lybarger, 511 Leta Ave., Flint, Mich. Harold Long, Geneva, Ind. Claude Lough, 3513 Oliver St., Fort Wayne, Ind. John Martin, lCapt.J Sta. Med. 1560 ScU., Camp Atterbury, Ind. Leah Miller, 441 E. Wildwood, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Julia Nelson Blessing, R. F. D., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Genexieve Rankin Reane. 6340 Nyrtle Ave.. Long Beach, Calif. Richard Potter, Geneva, Ind. Eugene Snow, Geneva, Ind, Jeanette Sprunger, Geneva. Ind. Christian Stahly, Geneva, Ind. Florence Striker Hale, Geneva, Ind. Emmett Tulley, 1902 Florida, Ft. Wayne, lnd. Mildred Wood Cockerell. Hollywood, Ill. 1924 Leah Banta Stewart, Bremen, lnd. Mary Brennan, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Maver Campbell, 1Lt.J 027l903, 160th Armd.. Sig CO., Camp Cook, Calif. Margaret Haughton Anderson, Geneva, lnd. Esther Hutton Castle, 173 N, Grove, Oak Park, lll. Evelyn Love Moser. Berne, lnd. Clarence Lybarger, Hoagland. Ind. Sylvan Meyer, Detroit, Mich. Mary Ruth Miller, Auburn, lnd. Mildred Muth Shoemaker. Geneva. lnd. Harold Pyle, deceased Dumont Wheeler, deceased Hilma Wood, deceased 1925 Joseph Anderson, Geneva, Ind. Ruth Armstrong, Fort Wayne, Ind. Aileen Bliss Chapman, 141415 Pearl St., Jackson- ville, Florida Roscoe Bradiord, R. R. 2, Middletown, Ind. Nell Greene MacWhinney, New Bremen, O. Ruby Miller Hutchison, State College, Pa. Rhea Morrical, Huntington, Ind. Daniel Neal, 2747 Seminary Ave., Chicago 14, Ill. George Severance, 5105 Henderson St., Chicago, Ill. 1926 Charles Blum, 4022 Reynolds St., Flint, Mich. Nellie Brennan Brogdan, 610 Rex St., Muncie, Ind. Sidney Buckmaster, Geneva, Ind. Viola Burry Anderson, 1005 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Burley Drew, Detroit, Mich. Eugene Fields, deceased Orval Glassburn, deceased Hugh Kraner, St. Elma, Ill. Wendell Long, Geneva, Ind. Esther Mettler Nussbaum, deceased Nida Neal Deitsch, Decatur, Ind. Clarence Potter, 517 S. Lee St., Garrett. Ind. Lola Shimp Chupp. Roanoke, Ind. Paul Stahly, Berne, Ind. Mable Stewart Striker, Decatur, Ind. Gerald Van Skyock, deceased Mabel Wiswell Debolt, unknown 1927 Marcella Augsburger Balsiger, 856 W. Water St.. Berne, Ind. Doyle Bauserman, 2310 Outlook St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 4 Emma Biery Brown, Dundee Hill Addition. R. R. 4. N. Kansas City, Missouri Helen Deitsch Schmidt, Celina, O. Flossie Fenstermaker Lybarger, Geneva, Ind. Lola Hawbaker Gould, 716 N. 3rd, Decatur. Ind. James Lybarger, Geneva, Ind. Georgia Martin Jackson, Portland, lnd. Mildred Martin Farlow, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ruth Pusey Hunt, Geneva, Ind. Virginia Schaefer Van Skyock, Geneva, Ind. Lloyd Taylor. Geneva, lnd. Forty-seven 1928 Waldo Aspy, 3617 Ivy St., East Chicago, Ill, Brice Bauserman, 756 W. Water St., Berne, Ind. Bernice Biery Neal. Geneva, Ind. Hubert L. Brown, Dundee Hill Addition, R. R. 4, N. Kansas City, Missouri Donnavee Campbell Caraway, Low Point, Ill. Clarrel Chew, 210 S. W. St., Pendleton, Incl. Frances Cook Bailey, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. John Dunwiddie, 2388 Berry St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Augusta Farlow Rohrer, Geneva, Ind, James Fravel, 5434 Rolston Ave., Norwood, O. Edna Lewis Adams, Geneva, Ind. Lowell Long, Geneva, Ind. Albert Stahly, Berne, Ind. Ernest Striker, Geneva, Ind. Bob Thompson, 2585 Watkins Lake Road, Pontiac, Mich. Mary Wheat Inniger, Berne, Ind. 1929 Jay Arnold, 1517 Halford St., Anderson, Ind. Keith Campbell, Geneva, Ind. Aleta Harlow Zwick, Decatur, Ind. Walter Hawbaker, 516 N. 13th St., Lafayette, Ind. Theodore Hendricks, 833 Park St., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Eugenia Hunnicutt Parr, Geneva, Ind. Betty Kraner, Geneva, Ind. Kathleen Lusk Ruggles, Boots St., Marion, Ind. Augusta Mann, Geneva, Ind. Madelyn Mesel Priest, Geneva, Ind. Waldo Neal, Geneva, Ind. Rev. Robert Rash, Rockford, O. Carl Speicher, Geneva, Ind. Ray Stewart, Decatur, Ind. Helen Striker Johnson, Decatur, Ind. Joseph Wheeler, Geneva, Ind. 1930 Marcella Atz Bauserman, Berne, Ind. Adeline Brown Chew, 210 S. W. St., Pendleton, Ind. Chester Cook, deceased Harrison Fennig, Geneva, Ind. Violet Fennig Minnich, unknown Theron Fenstermaker, Geneva, Ind. Walter Fenstermaker, Celina, O. Robert Fields, Curtis St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Virena Fravel Blum, 4022 Reynolds St., Flint, Mich. Dallas Glassburn, R. R. 2, Box 239C, S. Bend, Ind. Elsie Glassburn O'Brien, 178 E. Yoder St., South Bend, Ind. Paul Lehman, Pennville, Ind. Rufus Kneuss, Celina, O. Nellie Lewis, 11753 A.S.N. 551559, Wac. Det. 1918 S.C.U. Camp Beale, Calif. Lee Lybarger, Geneva. Ind. Howard McCabe, Detroit, Mich. Dorothy Mesel Koblick, Geneva, Ind. Donald Penrod, Bluffton, Ind. Walter Price, Decatur, Ind. Ellen Ray Passwater, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vincent Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Donnavee Weaver Snyder, Decatur, Ind. 1931 Don Aspy, 8947 W. Delware Parkway, Munster, Ind. Tilman Augsburger, 320 Pointview Ave, Dayton, O. John Bauman, Berne, Ind. Juanita Bell Stevens, 724 Meridian St., Anderson, In . Verena Burry Rutledge, 2725 S. Calhoun. St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Forty-eight Ernest Hanni, Geneva, Ind. Harvey Hendricks. R. R. 2, Union City, Ind. Luella Hofstetter Smith, 215 N. 5th St., Decatur, Ind. Carl Howe, 701 Charles St, Muncie, Ind. Arthur Hunnicutt, 62 Gorman Lane, Apart. C., Reading, O. Lillie Kneug Augsburger, Geneva, Ind. Anna M. Lehman Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Robert Long, Geneva, Ind. Richard McCollum, Geneva, Ind. Earl Mendenhall, iEnsignl U. S. M. S. Diesel School, Sheetshead Bay, N. Y. Robert Miller, deceased Irvin Moore, R. R., Berne, Ind. Lawrence Mosser, 1Capt.l 358750 Co. D, 1St. Bn Sep. Cen., Camp Atterbury, Ind. Lester Pontius, Fort Wayne, Ind. Leonard Runyon, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vernon Sommer, 1500 Ridge Road, Holly Oak, Dela. Lyle Vorhees, Bryant, Ind. Arthur Weaver, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. 1932 Ruth Bonifas Fraser, 532Ee W. High St., Portland, Ind. Ruby Chew Williamson, Portland, Ind. Arnold Egly, 1110 N. Selvania, Ft. Worth, Texas Loren Farlow, 2816 Oliver St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lakie Glendening, Lafayette, Ind. Esther Greene, Geneva, Ind. Loren Hoffman, Geneva, Ind. Jerald Louise Kelley, Bryant, Ind. Clarence Kneuss, Geneva, Ind. Charles Lough, Indianapolis, Ind. Edith Mosser Hurst, 504 Floral Ave., Portland, Ind. Marjorie Pusey, 962 N. Pa. Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Genevieve Runyon Nichols, Kingsley, Pa. Lorene Schell Fenstermaker, Geneva, Ind. Emmett Stahl, 114-119 St., Whiting, Ind. Ruth Stewart Van Skyock, Breman, Ind. Howard Teeter, R. R, 2. Berne, Ind. Dora Ann Vorhees Long, Geneva, Ind. Helen Weaver, Geneva, Ind. 1933 Robert Aspy, Montpelier, Ind. Anna Bauman Hinchman, Winchester, Ind. Eleanor Bruhn Turner, 7121!2 W. Jackson St., Mun- cie, Ind. Ruth BYQYEIH Drew, Geneva, Ind. Virginia Callihan Burke, Geneva, Ind. Hugh Campbell, Geneva, Ind. John Gerber, Petoskey, Mich. Marjorie Haviland Van Dusen, 505 Wilson Ave., Muncie, Ind. Ellis Heeter, Geneva, Ind. Wayne Hinchman, Winchester, Ind. Mary Hough Hoffman, Geneva, Ind. Thorson Howe, Lakeville, Ind. Vincent Kelley, Decatur, Ind. Wilbur Kirchhofer, Geneva, Ind. Tom Kraner, Jr., Trena Hanoda A, Mercods No. 7, Caras, Venezuela, S. A. ' Theresa Lough Hanni, Geneva, Ind. Lenora Lusk Garr, 139 Ringwood Way, Anderson, Ind. Audria MacWhinney Wegand, 4415 Wilmett, Fort Wayne, Ind. John Mason, Berne, Ind. Kenneth McKissick, 1032 Grant Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Harriet Moore, Muncie, Ind. Robert Shepherd, 1811 College Ave., S. E. Grand Rapids, Mich. Marcus Speicher, Celina, O. Clyde Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Ida Sommer Huser, Geneva, Ind. Richard Stanley, Geneva, lnd. 1934 Dorothy Aspy, R. 10, Trailer Town, Fort Wayne, Ind. Chalmer Baumgartner, 405 Dunwood Drive, Fort Wayne, Ind. Arsene Bonifas, tCapt.l 3024 North Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, Ind. Esther Burke Shedron, 8385 Columbia Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Herman Cook, Berne, Ind. Leonard Eckerley, unknown Dale Farlow, CM, U. S. S. Bon Hamme Richard, San Francisco, Calif. Harold Fenstermaker, Celina, O. Helen Ford Halloway, Keystone, Ind. Ruth Ford Fogle, R. R. 1, Portland, Ind. Herbert Fravel, Decatur, Ind. Pearl Friend Harshbarger, Chicago, Ill. Helen Galloway Yoder, Berne, Ind. Margaret Green Hale, 832 South Vail, Montebello. Calif. Kenneth Hirchy, R. R., Decatur, Ind. Carol Huser Yoder, Berne, Ind. Richard Kraner, Box 61, 203 W. Franklin St., Winchester, Ind. Emestine Lehman Bixler, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Richard Lewis, 627 Merchanic St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Alice Mathys Buckingham, Geneva, Ind. Ruby Stanley Beck, Muncie, Ind. Tabitha Teeter Cline, R. R., Bluffton, Ind. Delbert Yoss, Geneva, Ind. 1935 Dale Aspy, Rosebarg Pike, R. R. 4, Bluffton. Ind. Earl Buckingham, Geneva, Ind. George Charleston, unknown Katherine Chew Cain, Bryant, Ind. Keith Farlow, 1812 E. Sinclair St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. Jack Fenstermaker, 2326 S. Huntington Rd., Fort Wayne, Ind. Lester Grile, 01328997, Co. A. 4th Platoon APO. 21431 cfo P. M., New York Clara Hough McKissick, 1032 Grant Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Robert Huffman, Geneva, Ind. Beatrice Mathys lsch, R, 4, Bluffton, Ind. Merele Neal, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hugh Ralston, Berne, Ind. June Marie Rupel, Decatur, Ind. Leah Stanley Yoder, Muncie, Ind. Kenneth Teeple, R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Ruth Wheeler Shimp, Geneva, Ind. 1936 Vivian Arnold Haver, Rockford, O. Charles Aspy, Geneva, Ind. Donald Aspy, E. Water St., Portland, Ind. Carl Augsburger, tSgt.J 34326940, 235th General Hospital, APO 21, cjo P. M., New York, N. Y. Dale Biery, deceased William Briggs, Geneva, Ind. Clarence E, Buckingham, Geneva, Ind. Ralph Burk, 934 W. Walnut St., Portland, Ind. Juanita Burris Bradley, 2264 Catalpa Drive, Day- ton, Ohio Modjeska Butcher Neuenschwander, Berne, Ind. Pearl Butcher Yoder, Berne, Ind. Mary Ellen Callihan Bauman, Decatur, Ind. Bemice Chew Judy, Geneva, Ind. Clyde Cook, Geneva, Ind. Clara Farlow Weaver, Geneva, Ind. Toney Femiig, W. Main St., Portland, Ind. Raymond Fields, Geneva, Ind. Martha Gerber, Geneva, Ind. Ella Glendening Grile, Geneva, Ind. Phillip Green. Box 112, Seaside, Calif. Jerome Hawbaker, Geneva, Ind. Majeska Ineichen Amstutz, Celina, O. Orval Kaesar, R. 6, Decatur, Ind. Floyd E. Lehman, unknown Betty Linton Scott, 819 Fairfield Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Amos Moore, 949 W. Main St., Portland, Ind. Ruby Nelson Augsburger, Geneva, Ind. Robert Nevil, Portland, Ind. Kathryn Pyle, Decatur, Ind. Joe Ralston, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Jim Schell, Geneva, Ind. Joe Shepherd, 819 Belden Ave., Apt. 6. Chicago, Ill. Louise Sommer Houser, Berne, Ind. Martha Speicher, Geneva, Ind. Gretchen Stucky Baumgartner, Orville, O. Elouise Sullivan Hoffman, Geneva, O. Elaine Teeple, Trena Hanada A. Mercads, No. 7, Caras Venezuela, S. America Violet Teeter Timmons, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Pauline Yoss Pontius, N. Walnut St., Van Wert. O. 1937 Geane Bruhn, unknown Gretchen Buckingham Snyder, Decatur, Ind. Mary Cline Schug, Urbana, Ill. Milo Dickason, 248 E. Williams St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Virginia Egly Lagle, Geneva, Ind. Mildred Hirschy, Berne, Ind. Maxine Jenkins, deceased Pauline Liechty Kaesar, R. 6, Decatur, Ind. Frances Mason Biery, Geneva, Ind. Arveda Neuenschwander, Berne, Ind. Ruth Nelson Miller, Geneva, Ind. Agnes Norr Pyle, Claypool, Ind. Catherine Smith Summers, 601 Prospect St.. Fort Wayne. Ind. Margaret Snyder Duke, Muncie, Ind, Glen Beerbower, Geneva, Ind. Robert Chew, 1412 Euing St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Jack Conner, Crown Point, Ind. Robert Derrickson, kTf5i 3498946, H. S. Co., 36lst Engrs. S. S. Reg't, APO 660. C,o P. M., San Francisco, Calif. John Lynn Grile, Geneva, Ind. Clifford Mathys, 117 N. McCann St., Kokomo, Ind. Paul Miller, 515 S. Main St., South Bend, Ind. Walter Jean Muth, Geneva, Ind. Everett Pyle, Claypool, Ind. Calvin Teeter, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Harold Smith, 306 W. Main, Richmond, Ind. 1938 Albert D. Amstutz, R. R. 1, Monroe, Ind. Albert Agler, Berne, Ind. Horace Banta, Jr., 50292 W. Ind., South Bend, Ind. James Briggs. 1Lt.b 6-539011, 622 Qm. Rhd, Co.. APO 772, c o P. M., New York Otis Buckey, Geneva, Ind. Marjorie Fawns Eickenberry, 2061 Windsor Road. Dayton, Ohio Gene Fravel Reid, 4022 Regnolds St.. Flint, Mich. Paul Kelly, 801 S. Limestone St., Lexington. Ky. Dorothy Kraner. deceased Loretta Lehman, Berne, Ind. Louise Lehman Stamm. Archbold, O. Clarence Mann, Indianapolis, Ind. Marietta Mann, Fort Wayne, Ind. Charles McKissick, Anderson, Ind. Forty-nine Ward Miller, Winona Lake, Ind., cfo Grace Theolo- gical Seminary Catherine Ralston Tinkham, Berne, Ind. Harriet Schaefer Habegger, 315 W. Williams St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Mildred Smith, 1215 Webster St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ornell Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Virgil Spmnger, Cincinnati, O. Lucille Stucky, Berne, Ind. Eugene Sullivan, 1000 Pierce St., Ap-t. 203, Sioux City, Iowa Harriet Teeter, 26015 Fairfield View Place, Fort Wayne, Ind. Jacqueline Teeter, Warrensburg, N. Y. Dorothy Wells, Geneva, Ind. 1939 Helen Butcher Augsburger, Berne, Ind. Donavin Sprunger, 5th St., Decatur, Ind. Betty Augsburger, Berne, Ind. Jerome Flueckinger, R. R. 1, Geneva, Ind. Maurice Snyder, Geneva, Ind. Floradelle Amstutz Thibodeaux, Austin, Texas Helen Aspy Fields, Geneva, Ind. Thurl Buckmaster, Muskegon, Mich. Marjorie Ineichen Shoemaker, Montpelier, Ind. Charles Chew. Jr., Geneva, Ind. Lila Sprunger Miller, 600 W. 122nd St., New York, New York Oral Pyle, Apt. 5, cfo Delmonico Pt., Townsend, Wash. Esther Sommer, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Brooks Noble, Bluffton, Ind. Naomi Pusey, Geneva, Ind. Hazen Roth, Geneva, Ind. Mildred Haffner Allspaw, San Antonio, Texas Lillian Allen Allspaw, Berne, Ind. Pauline Melick, Decatur, Ind. Floyd Windmiller, Geneva, Ind. Claude Lewis, 627 Mechanic St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Doyle Mathys, Berne, Ind. Betty Jo Blocker Miller, Geneva, Ind. Mildred Stucky, R. R., Berne, Ind. Myron Fenstermaker, Geneva, Ind. Stephen Armstrong, Geneva, Ind. Edna Norr Liechty, Bridgetown, Pa. 1940 Robert Morningstar, Portland, Ind. Louise Smith, deceased Mary Frances Reicheldeffer Grile, Geneva, Ind. Weldon Lehman, Berne, Ind. Doyle Bollinger, Fort Wayne, Ind. Aveline Robinson Tschannen, 227 N. 4th St., De- catur, Ind. Verda Blocker, Berne, Ind. Chester Fields, Geneva, Ind. Richard Fields, QA. M. lfc Air Operations Kaneohe Bay, Oahu N.A.S. No. 28, cfo F. P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Agnes Fravel Stewart, Williamsport, Ind. Miriam Greene Brown, Kokomo, Ind. Roberta Scott Wall, Geneva, Ind. Clifton Gerber, Berne, Ind. Florence Shively Gouse, Rockford, O. Marie Stucky, Berne, Ind. Norman Grile, CLt.J 0534B28, 3926 Q. M., Gas Sup- ply Co., APO 809, cfo Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Marilyn Augsburger Roth, Geneva, Ind. Matie Fennig Bauman, Decatur, Ind. Berwyn Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Franklin Armstrong, iPfc.l U. S. N, C. R. Co. G, 2nd Bn. 2nd Marines, cfo F. P. O., San Fran- cisco, Calif. Fifty Margaret Hiser Eley, Berne, Ind. Edith Hoffman McFarlane, 622 Alexander St., Port- land, Ind. Warren George Haviland, Geneva, Ind. Malcolm Banta, Geneva, Ind. Martha Weaver Geihart, Bryant, Ind. 1941 Katharyn Armstrong White, Geneva, Ind. Jean Aspy, 2255 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Herman Bixler, Geneva, Ind. Juanita Buckey Copper, Convoy, O. Esther Buckmaster Clapps, Portland, Ind. Marie Bollinger, Box 84, Westfield, Ind. Jean Derrickson, cfo Ft. Wayne Bible Institute. Fort Wayne, Ind. John Doherty, Geneva, Ind. Vena Egly Simmons, Geneva, Ind. Robert Fennig, deceased Betty Kraner Zimmerman, Geneva, Ind. Frances Kraner Beeler, Geneva, Ind. Bernice Mathys Branstetter, R. R., Berne, Ind. Jane Miller Wilkin, 412 Greenwood Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Robert Miller, Berne, Ind. Eugene Moore, Bryant, Ind. Howard Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Leah Pusey, 226 W. 31st St., Indianapolis, Ind. Patricia Schlagenhauf, Geneva, Ind. Robert Shoemaker, A, M. M., 3fc, C. A. S. U. 21 cjo P. M., New York, N. Y. Betty Smith Riley, 959 W. 5th St., Anderson, Ind. Irene Sommer Shoemaker, 1011 Colley Ave., Hermitage Apt. 9, Norfolk, Va. Fredrick Sprunger, Monroe, Ind. Helen Sprunger Buckingham, Geneva, Ind. Marvin Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Donald Windmiller, Geneva, Ind. Carl Zurcher, Berne, Ind. 1942 Wilma Bollinger, 380 N. Enterance Ave., Kanka- kee, Ill. Loretta Booher Augsburger, Berne, Ind. Virginia Brough Girod, R. R. 1, Monroe, Ind. Luther Burry, QS. lfcl Trans, Dept. Brks. A, Commander Staff, U. S. N. B., Port Hueneme, Calif. Roland Cline, Gen-eva, Ind. Kathleen Fennig, Geneva, Ind. Robert Flueckiger, R. R. 1, Geneva, Ind. Neva Harshbarger Liby, Decatur, Ind. Gene Haviland, Geneva, Ind. Dorothy Hirschy Arnstutz, Training School, Men- antico Colony, Vineland, N. J. Elmira Kraner Miton, Geneva, Ind. Irene Mathys Birch, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Erma Miller, Berne, Ind. Florence McCollum, Geneva, Ind. Clara Ruth Prior Hemsoth, 532 Adams St., New Haven, Ind. Dorothy Robinson Murphy, 224 N. 4th St., De- catur, Ind. Maver Roth, lPvt.l 45020612, Hq, Co., A. S. F. T. C., Camp Crowder, Missouri Margaret Scott Hunziker, 331 N. 11th St., Decatur, Ind. Virginia Seilschott, 1204 S. Ardmor Ave., Los An- geles, Calif. Clifford .Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Dewight Sprunger, Berne, Ind. - Viola Stanley McGough, 1007 W. Race St., Port- land, Ind. Ruth Stauffer, Geneva, Ind. Minnie Steiner, Geneva, Ind. Jim Wheeler, Geneva, Ind. Floyd Zurcher, Olivet Nazarene College, Kanka- kee, Ill. 1943 Donald Agler, R. 1, Berne, Ind. Stanley Amstutz, iS. ljcl Q. T. R. S. K-12, 110 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va. James Armstrong, Geneva. Ind. Joan Baumgartner, Geneva, Ind. Naomi Burry, R. R., Berne, Ind. Alfred Cott, iS 1 cl, U. S. S. Kitkum Bay, R-Div. c, o F. P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Gwendolyn Dunn Nelson, Mattoon, Ill. Catherine Fields Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Phyllis Fields Newcomer, Geneva, Ind. Robert Hanni, tSgt.l Co. B 1901 EAB APO 901, c,f'o P. M., San Francisco, Calif. Kenneth Huser iM, M. 3 Nc? 875-0216, N. L. F. F. D. Repair Base. San Diego, Calif. Paul Miller, QSO. M. 2,!cl U. S. S. Emhottle F. P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Helen Nevil Meyers, Geneva, Ind. Victryne Schlagenhauf Armstrong, Geneva, Ind. Jane Smith Knipstein, R. 10. Oetting Road, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lillian Sommers, Geneva, Ind. Katherine Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Garnett Stucky, 1812 N. Capital Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Paul Stucky, 1C, M. 3,f'cl, Industrial Command, Naval Repair Base, San Diego, Calif. Romaine Stucky, Berne, Ind. Jerome Windmiller, Geneva, Ind. Clifton Zuercher, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. 1944 Ernest Amstutz, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Melvin Bixler, Cox Tadcen, Camp Elliot, San Diego, Calif. Bonnie Booher Charleston, Geneva, Ind. Joyce Fields, Geneva, Ind. Maxine Flueckiger, Geneva, Ind. Loren Haviland, Geneva, Ind. Harry Hofstetter, Copeland, Idaho Marg Konrath, 2806 Winter St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Annabell Mann, Geneva, Ind. George Manns, Jr., IS 2,fcb U. S, N. 955-86-O5 U. S. P. H. S., Fort Worth, Texas Viola Martin, Portland, Ind. Judith Meyers, Geneva, Ind. Betty Miesse Harter, 307 Godfrey Ave., Celina, O. Glen Moore, tSgt.l 35972221 261st. Q. M. Bakery Co., APO 950, c,fo P. M., San Francisco, Calif. Alice Neuenschwander, Berne, Ind. Delmar Neuenschwander, Berne, Ind. Georgia Norr Amstutz, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Robert Pace, 128 E. Williams St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Brian Potter, Geneva, Ind. Robert Pyle, 34910386, M. P. Plt. APO 25, c,wo P. M,. San Francisco, Calif. Eugene Richards, Geneva, Ind. Imogene Shively, Geneva, Ind. Calvin Stanley, QS l,fcJ 962-31-08 Eleventh Floor Goodhue, Hotel Bldg., Port Arthur, Texas Theora Van Emon, Geneva, Ind. Annabelle Yoss, Geneva, lnd. Leonard Zuercher, Berne, Ind. Martha Zuercher, Berne, Ind. Rowena Zuercher Whistler, New Castle, Ind. 1945 Noel Lee Agler, lS,f2Cb N. S, D. Navy 926. Supply Sec., Public Works, c .f ' o F. P. O., San Fran- Cisco, Calif. Fredrick Brough, Geneva, Ind. Mary Helen Burk, 3410 Northwestern Ave., In- dianapolis, Ind. Margaret Derrickson Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Agnes Farlow, R. R., Berne, Ind. Mary Lou Farlow, Geneva, Ind. Jack Eicher, Y, M. C. A., Room 525, Ft. Wayne, Ind, Harold Fields, Jr., tA,fS1 Co. 2, 9879321, U. S. N. T. C., Great Lakes, Ill. Lester Habegger, 431 E. Wayne St., Apart. 25, Fort Wayne, Ind. Phyllis Hanni, cjo Lutheran Hospital, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Donald Haviland, Geneva, Ind. Alice Huser, R. R., Berne, Ind. Paul Kammon, Geneva, Ind. Irene Macklin Weaver, Geneva, Ind. Helen Louise Mattax, Geneva, Ind. Ardena Nevil, Geneva, Ind. Imogene Pyle, 3316 Northwestern Ave., Indianapo- lis, Ind. Doris Richards, Geneva, Ind. Eugene Sommers, rCpl.r Co. D 87th Bn. 21st Regt. Camp Roberts, Calif. Bruce Schlagenhauf, Geneva, Ind. Lynn Sprunger, 45017590, 3704th, A. A. F. Sqdn. A-1, Box 302 Keesler Field, Miss. Nema Stanley, 3316 Northwestern Ave., Indianapo- lis, Ind. Harry Stucky, R. R., Berne, Ind. Ralph Teeter, Jr., 1Pfc.b, Co. A. M. P. Ba. 35991277 APO 22210 cjo P. M., San Francisco, Calif. Gordon Wright, Geneva, Ind. Phyllis Yoder, R. R., Geneva, Ind. Glen Dale Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Warren E. Schmitt, 4Pfc.J 35965249 Sv. Btyr. 15 F. 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Geneva s Shopping Center Ready-To-'Weorr Novelties Dryqoods Mens Work Clothing SHOES COME ONCE YOU,LL COME TWICE FffJ Fields Markel 6. locker Service Groceries - Home Killed Meats Cold Storage Lockers - Custom Butchering U O O We Are Equipped To Handle Your Meat RAYMOND E. FIELDS PHONE 59 GENEVA, INDIANA GENEVA HATCHERIES Grinding - Mixing Full Line Feeds - Seeds O O I REFRIGERATORS, RADIOS, WASHERS, IRONERS DRI-GAS RGPER RANGES E. C. STUCKY PHONE 156 GENEVA, INDIANA Fifty-eight Pure Oil Service Slalion Gccs. Oil and Accessories RICHARD SETTLE PHONE 46 Stop L1 ht Corner GENEVA I STUCKY 8. COMPANY FURNITURE and GENERAL MERCHANDISE MONROE, INDIANA FOR COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS Compliments ot Easlern Indiana Oil 8. Supply Co. DISTRIBUTORS SINCLAIR PRODUCTS GOODRICH TIRES Eventually We Will Be Recommended To Youn Congratulations Seniors Ill PENN 6 Insurance Agency F ffJ MEET YOUR FRIENDS at the DINNER BELL CAFE Home Cooked Meals Ice Cream - Sandwiches VIRGINIA VAN SKYOCK AMMY PFEIFFER STAR THEATER Genevcis Home ot Better Motion Picture Entertainment Pay us a visit when you come to GENEVA ai ey Service Slalio Shell Gas cmd Oil and AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 15 'T I THE l0B Intersection 67-18-27 SANDWICHES, SHORT ORDERS COLD DRINKS N GENEVA INDIA A PHONE 606 COMPLIMEN TS C OM PLIM EN TS to the ' lv The CLASS QF '46 I CLASS OF l946 Dr. C, P. Hinchman I Campbell 6. Campbell I GENEVA ' INDIANA I Sthj Siandard Oil Co. ARDON MOSSER, Agent ARTS CAFE GENEVA PHQNE 42 GOOD FOOD, SOFT DRINKS BETTER PRODUCTS COST ICE CREAM AND SANDWICI-IES NO MORE Geneva, Indiana Hoislelier Bros. I. I. Case Farm Machinery Sales mul Service GENEVA INDIANA The Service Garage Sales cmd Service Geneva. Indiana PHONE 7 WALTER HOFSTETTER DREW'S Shoe Service SHINE - PRESSING Geneva, Indiana WE WISH TO EXPREQD OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO The Clcrss Of 1946 MyrIIe's Beauly Shop Congratulations MYRTLE Y CHRISTINE ROSANNA - DOROTHY T v Herald he Gene a PHONE 74 Published Weelglp BERNE INDIANA Job Printing Phone 13 I I SIJ THE STORE WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE HABEGGER FURNITURE, Inc. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS and General Electric Appliances Corner U. S. 27 and High Street PHONE 161 BERNE, INDIANA Be Sure - - INSURE with NEUENSCHWANDER Insurance Agency EQUIPPED TO WRITE ALL YOUR INSURANCE 523 lVest Main Street Phone 547 BERNE, INDIANA DEVELOPING - PRINTING ENLARGING - COMMERCIAL TINTING AND COPYING Compliments of Berne I. 6. A. STORE THE BERNE STUDIO With cveru dm, low prices 505 E. Franklin St., Berne, Indiana A Gomplete FOOD MARKET an CROCERIES - MEAT Coke fof all VEGETABLES PHONE I5 GLEN GIFFORD, Owner BERNE INDIANA J JEFFERSON GARAGE Chevrolet Pcrssencfer Cdrs cmd Trucks United Stcttes Tires cmd Tubes Auto Accessories, etc. C I PHONE 90 BERNE INDIANA Berne Ice Cream Co. ICE CREAM, CARBONATED BEYERAGES AND IcE PHONE 106 BERNE INDIANA NUSS AUM and STAUEEER Schwinn and Shelby Bicycles Complete Stock of PARTS, TIRES and ACCESSORIES NGRGE APPLIANCES E. MAIN ST. BERNE INDIANA S YJ Palmer House Vim Sporling BERNE. INDIANA COOLIQST IIO1' Slwr IN TOWN LUNCHES, s11OH'1' ORDERS, FOR ALL SPOTS SANDWICIIICS, IVE CREAM, MOST Or' TH141 Iglfffl' FT. WAYNE INDIANA- LAWRENCE YAGER J. JEROME YACER Phone 252 Phone 500 YAGER'S INC. FURNITURE - FUNERAL HOME MRS. JEROME YAGER, Lady Ass't. MODERN AIVIBULANCE SERVICE BERNE OFFICE PHONE 224 WESTINGHOUSE D, D, LEHMAN ELECTRIC Dislributor STOVES , , M. B. HABEGGER RADIOS Clerlg WASHERS Electnc Wlrlng Hardware E, L. LEHMAN REFRIQERATQRS Paints Philgas Stoves Service Man Phone 71 - BERNE INDIANA I I xty-four Harry W. Neuenschwander, D.D.S. DENTIST Phone 78 BERNE INDIANA SCHINDLER ELECTRIC RCA VICTOR RADIOS, RECORDS REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WASHERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTINC SERVICE Phone 136, Berne, Indiana John - Hallman - Punk - Vaughn - Dick - Steiner liechly Cuslem Cannery 8. Cane Mill All Kinds of Custom Canning Including MEATS and SORGHUM PHONE lr BERNE INDIANA The Berne Equily Exchange Co. Dealers in GRAIN, FEED, COAL, SEED, FENCE and FERTILIZER PHONE 77 BERNE LINEN GROVE' I S t J IN MEMORIAM In memory of those graduates of Cewevcr Hlqh SchooI who 'IICIG9 the Q11 preme ocr1f1ce for our country irxt 5P V 'lb av' ROBERT MILLER mn? Germany DALE BIERY Belgium ROBERT FENNIG Italy EUGENE FIELDS Indza 1. 4 . l I, .,,' .P Nik' 3 ' Iwi F ORD CHAIRS FORD TRI'C'KS JIA YTA G IVA SIIEHIS' HEATING and PLIHIIBIXG NVQ Sulieit YIIIII' IJZIIIWJIIHQQL Ai J. Moser 8. Co. BERNE INDIANA Sprunger, lehman 6. Cos The store with an established repuiaiionv WE SPECIALIZE IN: SUITS, HATS, SHOES MENS FURNISHINGS FLOOR COVERINGS OROCERIES and DRY GOODS Quality merchandise at a moderate price BERNE INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF - - - Meshberger Bros. Slone Corp. NW- LINN GROVE INDIANA I Sf-j The Fair Slore Gifts and Practical Merchandise CANDIES - SCHOOL SUPPLIES BERNE, INDIANA NageI's Qualily Flowers SINCE l9lO Flowers for all nccasionsv BERNE I INDIANA COMPLIMENT5 OF KEEPSAKE DIAMGNDS Berne Meal Markel . . . ELCIN, HAMILTON FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS BULOVA WATCHES OF ALL KINDS C-ROCERIES and VEGETABLES liechly leweiry ANY VARIETY OF CHEESE BERNE PHONE 117 II' YIIIRS HAI-:mx',xIe:1c, XVII Hur: I'1 ' BERNE HARDWARE CGMPANY liechly Bros, Dr. E.. D, Bnxler Plumbing - Heating Optometrist Pumps- -Welding Office Phone 419 Stoko1 Coal Stokers Res. Phone 417 BERNE INDIANA BERNE INDIANA S I ROAD SER VICE Main Slreel Filling Sialion CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES PHONES 51 and 12 BERNE, INDIANA Ihe Berne lumber Co. General House Furnishings PHONE 119, BERNE, INDIANA Slengel 8. Craig Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE PHONE 2? BERNE, INDIANA Mennonile Book Concern A Complete Line of School Books and Supplies, cmd Bible cmd Religious Supplies BERNE INDIANA fl! ght The W. H. Hood Company Wholesale Grocers 0 0 0 Distributors of HOOD BRAND, HURRAH BRAND, WINNER BRAND You will be pleased with the QUALITY of our products Ask Your Grocer Phones 62 and 63 PORTLAND, INDIANA I Complimenis of Sap it with Flomersu HIGHEST QLVALITX' FOR ALL OCCASIONS General Merchandise w 8 I Phone 80 I PORTLAND INDIANA Phone 492 Portland. Ind. I I . l Compllmm of I Schaiz Bakmg Co, I I SPECIAL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL .ATTENTIONH Member of F. D. I. C. Phone 247 Portland. Ind. PORTLAND INDIANA John W. Karch Slone Co. Phone 75 New Corydon. Indiana C'III'sHI-in STIINI1 IVAsIII-:II l'Hll'S SI'I:IsI-:NINIIR AIIRII'I'L'I'I'II,xI, IIIMI-1 CI-ZAII-:X'I' ICSTIIIIQITI-s giwll for vitllel' Illlllllt' or pI'IVaIte lIll1bl'HY6Ill4'IlT5 I1-qIIi1'i1Ig' alum- IlliIfl'l'I21l TTY are flllllijljlfll fo nmiff Irronzpf lll'I1.l'I'I'1.l'N nf fl rf fr.wI1r1bIf l'!lIII'.fff' Sirty-nine THE HU T TUDIO Portraits That Please PORTLAND INDIANA C OM PL1 M EN TS OF THE PEQPLES BANK soluzu vnnsn Aumonfvv or vu: cocn-con cowuuv ev COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. - - Portland, Indiana The l946 Annugl oi the Genevg l-ligh School LEGEND OF THE LIMBERLOSTH Wgs printed by the Economy Printing Concern BERNE - INDIANA O I We speciglize in the printing oi l-ligh School Annugls gnol other Yegr Books I I I S tj Seventy-two AUTOGRAPHS V4 '.'l , .I - 4 1 ' I r 4 I ' u I Q , f ' a v1.-'xy' 'I ' I m . . n 1 . ' '- . , D , . H A v . u 1.1 1. . 1 .Ni v !' 'K fu' I J N ' rar fx- -agpfff,-. , 'H W ' 92--f' , 'X ,'--TTL, Q 1.. . is . , . . I 4 a -1 1... 1 K . ' Y WW. 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