Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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SGPHOMORES Dick Hardy - - - President Norma Sue Cook - V. President Miss Keller - - Sponsor Norman Koons - Treasurer Ronnie Spade - Secretary fNo picture, CLASS CoLoRs Purple and Gold CLASS FLOWER Lavender Carnation CLASS Morro Don't Itch for Success, Scratch for It Clara Baker, Connie Booher, Marilyn Brewster, Elisabeth Burke. Mary Ellen Call, Edna Daily, Nancy Drew, Carolyn Farlow. Vera Foreman, Robert Fravel, Alice Hirshey, Carl Hofstetter. Keith Kelley, Jackie Lawrence, Carl Lee Mann, Billy Manning. Fred Parr, Deane Penrod, Carolyn Sue Schisler, Harry Smith. Jayne Sprunger, Ruby Stucky, Arthur Vorhees, Jim Zurcher. Romona Caraway HISTORY CLASS OF '52 In September, 1948, a shy group of thirty-nine students were enrolled as freshmen in Geneva High School. Miss Lavaun Keller was chosen as sponsor. The class officers Were: president, Nor- man Koonsg vice president, Dick Hardy, secretary, Arthur Vorheesg treasurer, Carl Lee Mann. When we entered school in Septem- ber, 1949, we chose Dick Hardy to lead our class with Norma Sue Cook as vice president, Ronald Spade as secretary, and Norman Koons as treasurer. Our group had decreased to thirty-three members, during the year we lost Ma- jeska Nevil, Marie Nevil, and Rosella Schaffer. Romona Caraway joined us to partially fill the loss. We donned our jeans for an evening of glaiety and laughter as we climbed aboard the hay-wagon and rode to Alice Hirshey's home for' games and those all- important hot dogs plus all the trim- mings, of course. Yes, we have scratched for success and have found it in those last two years just as we will be scratching for suc- cess during the next two years.

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JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS T0m Weaver - - - President Herbert Bergman - - Vice President Mrs. Rhoades - - - Sponsor Darlene Rupert - Secretary Geraldine Nevil - Treasurer CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Purple and Silver Yellow Carnation CLASS Morro Live and Learn Laura Billington, Bernadine Brunner, 1 Darrel Burgess, Don Call. Roger Coon, Dwight Daily, Bruce Farlow, Dorothy Farlow, Lee Haines, Gloria Lybarger, Ray- mon Mathys, Helen Morningstar. Bob Neal, Jo Nelson, Gerald Nevil, Max Parr. Rita Robinson, Evelyn Snow, Kath- leen Veach. CLASS HISTORY On August 28, 1947, thirty shy and nervous students enrolled as freshmen of Geneva High School. Mrs. Rhoades was chosen as our class sponsor. At our first class meeting class officers were chosen. They were: President, Dorothy Farlow, V. President, Raymon Mathysg Secretary, Evelyn Snow, Treasurer, Geraldine N evil, During the year Amos Schwartz withdrew and Kathleen Veach joined us. Then on September 2, 1948, a group of twenty-nine sophomores entered, re- placing those small-fry freshmen of last year. Bernadine Brunner and Loris Foreman left at the beginning of the year and later on Patsy Ralston, Gordon Moser, Mattie Schwartz, and Barbara Schwartz. Darlene Rupert came the first semester and Herbert Bergman the second semester. Class officers were as follows: President, Robert Meyer, Vice President, Bruce Farlowg Secretary, Geraldine Nevilg Treasurer, Raymon Mathys. , Qnly fWeHty-three members returned to enroll on September 2, 1949, as Mighty Jun- gfs- Mary A1109 Teetef, Boyd NGVII, and Max Parr withdrew during the year. Bernadine TEUIIIQZI' Came back at the beginning of the year. Class ofiicers were as follows: President, Dalgen egver, Vice President, Herbert Berg-man, Treasurer, Geraldine Nevilg Secretary, 9 UPQIT, Rlta Robinson and Tom Weaver were chosen as co-managers of the candy EEE- OH SePtembeI'15,H,w1ener roast was enjoyed by all members of the class at the 1 kiton CCC Camp. The big event ofuthe year was the arrival of our class rings. We are 00 ng forward to sponsoring The Singing Drifter, and the presentation of our class play. We are looking forward with great expectations to being the Seniors of 1951 when we'll really make History, Seventeen

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'FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS David Stucky - - President Jim Pyle - Vice President Mrs. Van Matre - Sponsor Kay Macwhinney - Secretary Carol Amstutz - Treasurer CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation -CLASS Morro Don't be a Crank, be a Self-starter Jo Amstutz, Kathleen Augs- burger, Jim Bailey, Ramon Bill- ington, Billy Blowers, Mary Lou Bollenbacher, Ron- nie Coons, Richard Dudgeon, Jack Farber, Shirley Fenster- maker. Roger Haines, Harve Hen- dricks, Anne Hirschey, Jim Moser, June Moser. Ruth Elaine Meyer, William Neuenschwander, Marjorie Neu- enschwander, Ilene Nevil, Jerry Pace. Bob Penrod, Charles Plum- mer, William Ralston, Barbara Smith, Mac Smith. V i n c el Teeter, Frederick Werst, Biruta Birznieks. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We, the mighty Freshmen of G. H. S., launched out on this new adventure called High School on September 6, 1949, with an enrollment of forty- four students. Early in October Mrs. Bernice Van Matre was chosen as our class sponsor, and the following class oflicers were elected for the school year: David Stucky, presidentg Jim Pyle, vice presi- dent, Kay MacWhinney, secre- tary, Carol Amstutz, treasurer. On November 8, 1949, we en- joyed a hayride to the home of Carol Amstutz, where we had a g wiener roast and played games. During the year we have lost five of our original forty-four members, namely: Jack Far- ber, Harvey Hendricks, Burley Ray Hough, Fred Werst, and Lydia Graber. However, two new students, Biruta Birznieks and Juanita Rhodes, have helped offset this loss, and make our present total forty-one members. A I We are looking forward to another party in the Spring and three more successful years in Geneva High School. l , Nineteen K