Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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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

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