Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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Kneeling: Jerry Pace. SECOND TEAM First Row: Bob Fravel, Roger Haines, Dick Hardy, Jim Bailey. Bob Me-yer, Bill Blow- ers, Richard Dudgon. Second Row: Coach, Marvin Mullin, Charles Plummer. Dave Stucky. Darrel Burgess. Norman Koons, Keith Kelly, Micky Smith. Principal, Ramon Hunt. THE 1949 AND 1950 SEASON SECOND TEAIWI Berne ...., , They We 18 10 Adams Central ......, 22 20 Petroleum ., ., 24 20 Decatur .,,,,.,,, .. .21 28 Montpelier , ,..., 30 I 19 Jefferson , , .17 22 Alumni ,. ,.,.. ..37 31 Roll ........, .. ,.,,.. 23 26 Bryant ,,,..,.,., ,,,,,,.. .. 36 Hartford , .. Monmouth . Pleasant Mills Adams Central Poling H... Pennville ., Decatur Catholic , . Hartford ., .. wonuaw' 2 Last 9 They We 23 32 31 15 23 26 26 27 19 20 8 32 H44 16 29 24 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Larry Bollenbacher, Jay Campbell. Second Row: Tom Craig, Donald Dailey, Larry Hanni, Jerry Tester, Jim Long. Al Farlow. Third Row: Ralph Haines. Harley Bergman, Lloyd Ineichen, Ronnie Rhoades, Robert Mathys, Robert Schisler. Twenty-nine

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4 To l LST TEAM ' Nevil, and Jerry Pace. 1, Max Stucky, Tom Weaver, Herbert Bergman d Parr, Tom Robinson, Robert Farrar. Jim Pyle, 1 AND 1950 SEASON FIRST TEAM ,ll We They We 16 46 Hartford .,....,. ,,,,,k,, 5 0 51 ...49 46 Monmouth .....rr,.. ..,,,.,, 60 47 56 Pleasant Mills 49 29 County Tourney ....,,,,59 37 Adams Central ,,,,,m51 45 53 Poling WMNQA1, 89 43 Pennville n,,un29 53 .. ,..,,, 66 58 Decatur Catholic rr,,.,, ,..,.,A, 5 5 36 61 Hartford ,,m,,,36 40 SECTIONAL They We Monmouth ,,,,..,,,,.......... .....,,,..,.,.., 3 4 37 Decatur Catholic ...,.., ....r..,,,,,,.... . .61 53 Won 10 Lost 11 Our team has played good ball this year, winning ten games. As some of these wins required courage, aggressiveness, and good co-operation, the school is proud of this record. Some of the games lost were extremely close and hard to lose, especially the sectional game with Decatur Catholic, but We are proud of the fighting spirit the team displayed and thesportsmanship record of the school. To the seniors, Tom, Bob, and Max who are leaving the team this year, we say, Thanks and good luck in the game of life. To the team next year the Class of '50 ex- tends their best wishes for a successful season. The students and faculty heartily approved the presentation of the sportsmanship trophy to Tom Robinson, and the foul-shooting award to Tom Weaver, who won with a .574 percentage of hits under competition. Congratulations Tom and Tom!!! Twenty-eight

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GIRLS PHYSICAL ED. First Row: Barbara Smith, Mary Lou Bollenbacher, Shirley Fenstermaker, Ruth Elaine Myers, Anna Hirshey, and Mrs. Margaret Rhoades, Instructor. Second Row: Beruta Birsznieks, June Mosser, Kay Macwhinney, Ilene Nevil, Marjorie Nevil, Carol Amstutz, Kathleen Augsburger, and Juanita Rhoades. L?UflEf IH TGWVIHTF ICHCCY- BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Bill Blowers, Dave Stucky, Robert Farrar, Jim Pyle, Fred Parr, Herb Bergman. Second Row: Bob Meyer, Gerald Nevil, Lee Haines, Tom Weaver, Carl Mann, Tom Rob- inson. Third Row: Coach Mullin, John Reasoner, Norman Koons, Dick Hardy, Bruce Farlow. Thirty