Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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Name Walter Bailey Bill Bauman Dick Clapp Betty Dailey Betty Doherty Mary Lou Hofstetter Phyllis Hofstetter Bill Kamman Max Mattax Esther Miesse Bob Miller Dwight Moser Bill Pyle Phyllis Riggin Barbara Robinson David Shepherd Duane Shoemaker Enid Sprunger Esther Stucky Stanley Teeter Norma Wright Jane Van Emon Norman Zurcher Mrs. Van Matre Personality Chart Favorite Saying Characteristic Sock-a-de-bush Singing Hey! Tressie' Ears Shut Up Shepherd ! Feet Oh! Man! Well! Gee! Whiz! For cows sake! Oh, Heavenly Days! You know very well! Well, I must be shovelin' off! Drop dead! Oh, you silly thing! Huh! Oh! I did not! Oh! Corn! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ye! Gods! Doggone! You Guys! My Cow! Hey! Hey! Kid-O! You dumb cluck! Oh, Yeah! That was the second bell! Bashfulness Diamond Ring Shining Hair Cracking gum Witty Hair Coffee Nerves Handsome His smile Carrot Top Her swing Her giggle Running the class Glamour boy Neatness Pug nose Temper Long Hair Dark eyes Quietness Patience Idol Frank Sinatra Lil Abner Stalin Van Johnson Larry Her Boss Guy Madison Kay Kayser CProfessorl Imagine Them Being an angel Good writer Not telling wild tales Not sleeping in the assembly Being short Not thinking about Bud Not flirting Not Studying G-Man CGirl ManDBeing handsome Dorothy Dix Toscanini The Farmer in the Dell Norma Irene The Daisies Phyllis Jackson Fibber McGee All girl orchestra '? '? ? Digger-O-Dell Mae West A secretary My teachers Chip Not getting mad over nothing Not liking music Not being witty Without a big wad of gum A Paris dress- maker Having excessive weight Being a Democrat Being slim Being bowlegged Old maid Not visiting Hunts secretary Not going with a guy from Bluffton Peroxide blond Smoking a cigar Hopping cars Nineteen

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Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Wesley Miller - - - Treasurer Jerry Rockey ---- President Howard Booher - Vice-President Carmania Fields - - - Secretary Class Colors Class Flower Red and White Red Rose Class Motto Ever upward, Ever onward GRADE 1 0-Phyllis Jackson ROW I 1. Phyllis Jackson, sponsor, 2. John Rcasoner. 3. Mary Alice Jones. -1. Howard Booher, 5. Melvena Burry. Row II 1. Kenneth Doherty, 2. Mildred Settle, 3. Joe Potter, -I. Beverly Parr, 5. Max Stucky, Row III 1. Carniania Fields, 2. Bill Arni- strong, 3. Rebecca Hart, 4. Wesley Miller, 5. Connie Craig. Row IV 1. Jerry Rockey, 2. Betty Hend- ricks, 3. Jerry Parr, 4. Nadean Manning, 5. Eugene Schindler. Row V 1. Paul Zuercher, 2, Levina Nevil, 3. Alice Meyers, 4.Tom Robinson, 5. Marjorie Affolder. Row VI , 1. Merlin Bixler, 2. Betty Brew- ste-r, 3. Vernon Nevil, 4. Warren Bailey, 5. Jeannine Reasoner, ROW VII 1. Robert Farrar, 2. Morris Agler, 3. Joe Potter, 4. Carniania Fields. 5. Bill Armstrong. SOPHOMORE ' CLASS HISTORY In September, 1946, a group of thirty-nine students was enrolled in the freshman class of Geneva High School. After we were in school a few days, we found our sponsor would be Miss Phyllis Jackson. We elected officers for the coming year as follows: Presi- dent Beverly Parr: Vice-President, Joe Potter: Secretary. Jeannine Reasoner: Treasurer. 1fVesley Miller, Newsreporter, Vernon Nevil. On August 28, 1947, We entered the Geneva High School as bold Sophoinores. Our group had now decreased to thirty-five nieinbers. New officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Jerry Rockeyi vice-president, Howard Bcoherg secretary. Carniania Fields? treasur- er, 'Wesley Miller: Newsreporter. Bob Farrar. ES'Wy.l:fg,i': X1 P, EN 'W P da M. xv ...Xl ry .b 1 ' . . -as M.. L 523 W- X -A f 13.13, Q . L3 1- ,J M ig A rg ...fs A c fa? gi to 'oi' ' ' ' L...--ia-----,sw 5, ' 4- . . I I Q .V QS 5 ,, 3 A an . 5 J ' A .Q W' Si -ai , ' ,- ' fm . 'mr Y W I., X - -.' if 1 ' fm, T' x - 435.-mL . 'f' l I i ' V X i we I -- Q X if .. ai S ww Q, ,F .. S'-if iff. A X' 5' ' I' ,.. . , 19 f .1 fx ,JS M' . A 'Tl M 1 - -a , -. W.. . , A. I Q . V XX xi' ff' - s .1 ' 2 ' 1 ,ga 5535 A A F, .4 Y K an Q 5.5 is , 9 M 4 , Y, ,wg I 1, 1, Qt . Aj ' ,:,' --4. 1 ' 5 . XVA 'JN V 'A A -vp. 'Q ,EQ Q T 3 ga U .fa N fi f ki 2 N mt Q- --af .k 1 3 11 , L 'Q