Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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IU IUR OFFICERS Class colors: Purple and Gold Class flower: l.:ivr-ntlai' 1'arnation Class motto: llon't itch for Sunnis S4'l'2lll'l1 for it. Class officers are as follows, If-fl to right: I'residr-nt, Norman Koons: Secretary, lilizallseth Burke: SINPIISUIS, Mrs. Muth: 'l're-asurer, Nancy lin-wg Vice President. Lllvk I'Iill'llX JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The fall of t'195O ushered into the assembly of Geneva High School twenty-five wide awake juniors fresh from summer vacation, and ready for anything the new school year might bring. Glancing at the group, little would one think that just two years before these same students, now poised and well seasoned class mates, were once a group of shy unsure fresh- men. Of course there had been some changs brought by the years-class officers had changed on successive years, several had departed from our midst, and others came to join us. Mrs. Muth was still cur sponsor and Norman Koons, our freshman, president was elected to lead us in this our third year. Under his capable leader- ship and with the help of the other three class officers, Dick Hardy, Toots Burke, and Nancy Drew, and the co-operation of all class members, we've had a big year under the banner of the purple and the gold. Our fall class party began the school year's activities for us. We drove to the state park at Bluffton for a picnic supper and after lots of food and a few games, we disbanded. Such a beginning was just the start needed to help us push through page after page of our text books and day after day of class room routine. One of the last big things remaining in our junior year was our class play, THE CAMP- BELLS ARE COMING. Such a productiong though lots of fun called for much work and co-operation from everyone in our class. Now we feel that after three successful years of working and being together, we are ready to face, as a class. a very successful year as the seniors of '52. Look for us, for we'll be here! JUST SUPPOSE Jim Amstutz ,,,,.... missed spending a noon with Ruth Elaine. Clara Baker .l.l.,.. liked school better than Larry. Connie Booher ,,......,,,, took up tobacco chewing. Elizabeth Burke ...... ....... w as seen with a girl! Norma Cook .............,..l.,.,......l,,,,..,. lost her brain. Edna Dailey's .,,.l,., big love affair come into the light. Nancy Drew ..,l..,,,,,. didn't express her opinion. Carolyn Farlow forgot how to jump. Bob Fravel .,.. knew all the answers in History. Dick Hard ,,,,, ,,.... Carl Hofstetter ........ wa made the Indiana All-Stars. s anything but a farmer. Keith Kelly .,,..,. . .,,,,,.,. didn't have a pencil. Norman Koons ........ sta ring again. Robert Macklin Carl Mann ....,.. rted wearing his signate knew what to do next. SLI ddenly became girl shy. Bill Manning ...... ,.,, . ,...,.. .,.,. f i nally grew up. Harry Moser ..,... ,,,. a sked a girl for a date. Fred Parr .,.,, .,,.,.,., 1 but a muffler on his car. Jack Ripley ,,,,,,,. stayed out of trouble at school. Susie Schisler kept her head when Lee's around. Harry Smith .,,,,,....l....,.,..,.,.,,,,,,, ,,,, l ost his giggle. Margie Smitley ..........,, came to school without makeup. Ronnie Spade .... Ruby Stufcky ...... .... got mad and cussed. fell for an older man . Art Vorhees .................... ran out of paper wads. Mrs. Muth forgot to consult W, J. on all prob- lems. Page