Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

INTRAMURAL TEAM Twice a week, during noon hours, Intramural games were played. Again this year, there were four teams: and their captains were: Rhoades, Landers, Stahly, and Bollenbacher. Rhoades' team won both the league and the tournament. IUNIOR HIGH TEAM Although the junior high team didn't have a very successful year, their outlook for next season is bright. The fellows were small and young this year, but summer will bring some improvements. So look out next Novem- ber, all you other junior high teams. Sponsored by BIXLER INSURANCE AGENCY 5 LA RUE GIFT SHOP, GENEVA SECOND TEAM Row 1-Danny Craig, Steve Bauman, Alan Baumgartner, Fred Burke, Larry Parr, Larry Meyer Row 2-Mark Hylton, lvan Nevil, Larry Hunt, Coach Schutz, Hugh Smith, Nolan Koons, Danny Stahly Jefferson , Adams Ce Petroleum Montpelier Decatur Roanoke . Bryant Lancaster Hartford , Berne ,, Monmouth .fiE5i 'Wm m' Sh W, ,,,,,,,, ,L was L-, Lossless ,,,,,,22 WE TH EY 37 28 22 41 THE 1953-1954 SEASON WE THEY Pleasant Mills -.,.,,,,,.. ,,,, , ,,,., Aa- ,.v,,, 33 35 Poling .Ms .,,. -H .,,., L ,.... ,,.,-,,...,36 24 31 Pennville .,.......,,,.. -,., L.- ,,.,. -.-,....47 28 43 Pleasant Mills U-, ,,,,,. -.-M ...... .,.,..,.. - .27 40 29 Decatur Catholic - ,,..... - ...,,..,...,,. - .,.,,, 47 29 34 Albany ....,.,,,..,.,,. ..,,, WL- .,.,,,, ,...,,.,,,..,.,,,, , 40 22 29 Ossian ...- ,....,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, A, ,,,,, W, ,...,.,,, .MEL 32 ZND TEAM TOURNEY 36 Genev:-1--,,.-- ,.,,.., M35 Hartford .,- ..,.,..,., -2 24 48 Geneva-,- ,.., ,,,, E -.,2'l Beme ...-...-.. ....... .Y...Y-33 22 Sponsored by FERN'S DRESS SHOPPE E1 EQUITY MEAT MARKET, BERNE. IND , A ized' 9' ' j59E??Q,-Jyfi , Ov C 211 lg 6 W M 5 gg in in 2 axe. ke 2 E 'E E A- Stalk 3 X f A on ,193 we. a.rLe. 3 X -A W iii ie E E 1233 1 Ov gif' Kms ,gtxx iavkf-1. X ad Li O9 'J ' 1 , GQ' W' 'Sf fi 5' Q Xie , E 2 Ska-1 ku' Soi Q, 'Yo 2 g 0 E ?s:uk2- ,ko f I we. ' ' ji.. ? L K ' M Jw A9 Ov G Roger Call, Velma Patty, Linnet Sprunger, and Ruth Annette Amstutz Sponsored by LIMBERLOST CANNING CO., GENEVA, INDIANA 9 ADAMS COUNTY CHAMPS Sponsored by HANNI FURNITURE, GENEVA, INDIANA Larry Hanni, Senior. ....... . Carl Macklin, Senior ....,,. Bob Schisler, Senior .......... lay Campbell, Iunior ........... ...,..... F orward Tom Craig. lunior .................. .....,,......., F orward Larry Fenstermaker. Iunior i.,.. ....i..i.,..,,....,,,Y,... G uard lim Long, lunior ........,,............ ..,..r., F orward-Guard Bob Mathys, lunior ............,..........,.............,,.,w,,.,.. Forward Ierry Tester, Iunior .,v.,...,.............e,...,,.,...,...ii,,.,......,r Guard Bob Schisler was elected and served as captain for the 1953-5-1 season. Iefferson .....v....... ...aA... Adams Central .o.... ,.....VV Petroleum .,,.v,.,... ......VY Montpelier ...,.. .,wi.... Decatur ....,... e....... Roanoke ...,.. ......vY Bryant ..,.... ........ Lancaster . ....... , Hartford ..,,,, ......w, Berne .,.......... .w.....w Nlonmouth ,,,,.,,,t ,,....,, Pleasant Mills .... Poling ....,..,.i,r.r ,....,.. Pennville ..,,,,.,,.,.. ........ Pleasant Mills r,..,. ..,,.,,, Decatur Catholic .,.,.. ,.,,.... Albany ,,.,,,,,.,rA,.,,,, .,,,..,. Ossian .,.........r...,. ......,. COUNTY TOURNEY 73 Geneva .,.,..,.Y......,........,. lelferson .,,,.....,..V,...,.. Geneva iY,,.,,,..... .,....,... Y Geneva t,,.,,....,........,.,..., 53 48 Ivionmouth ..,...,., ,...., 4 3 64 Decatur Catholic ,Y.,,, 55 SECTIONAL Geneva .,.,...,r,,,......,, ,.,, 4 9 Decatur ........... ........ 5 9 CONGRATULATIONS LARRY I-IANNIF During the 1953-54 sea- son Larry scored 460 points, to make his total scoring record for four years 1179 points. This breaks t h e previous county record of 1035 by 144 points. W .........Forward ..........Guard ............Center e They 63 45 4 62 52 ' 46 38 70 60 I 76 52 54 58 72 52 M S h . . . . 69 55 r. c utz is completing his third year as 57 45 Coach at Geneva High School. During the 6g 63 time he has been here, his teams have won 53 58 two Adams County Basketball Championships, 67 64 two E. I. C. Baseball Championships, 58 41 one Adams County Baseball Championship, 79 57 and two Adams County Track Championships. 70 59 Mr. Schutzs young spirit and his fine ability 65 58 in coaching have helped the boys very much. 74 59 So from the seniors, we say, Keep up the 58 45 good work, Coach. Larry Bollenbacher, Lowell Landers, Mark Hylton, and Danny Stahly, the student managers, did a very fine job this year helping the players as well as Mr. Schutz. When the going was rough they were always there with encouraging words. Thanks a lot, fellows. You did a terrific job! Sponsored by CARDINAL INN, GENEVA, INDIANA E3 FIRST BANK OF BERNE, BERNE, IND. Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. 11 J , I 'TCI A , 534 K my f 4 A-. '56 x G ' l ' X gy . 1 A I s Sponsored by CULLIGAN SOFT WATER, LINN GROVE, INDIANA :X ay FRESHMAN TEAM The freshman team had a fair season-winning three and losing four. By the end of the season the fellows were showing much improvement. TRACK TEAM This year's track team shows great potential strength. We will have practically the same boys back that won the county championship last year. Through hard work and cooperation with the coach and each other, we hope they can bring track honors to Geneva High again this year, Sponsored by GENEVA MILLING CO.. GENEVA, INDIANA CROSS COUNTRY TEAM A Cross Country team was organized for the first time this fall and participated in six meets. Although their record was not so good they are hoping for a better record next year. GIRLS' PHYS. ED. CLASS . i Q? . The Girls' Phys. Ed. Class consisting of 26 members is instructed by Mrs. Owens. The Class, during the first semester, met every Monday. Wed- nesday and Friday. During the second semester they met every Tuesday and Thursday. Activities during the year included softball, relays, volley ball, volley rings, kickball, etc., with a unit of tumbling the first part of the second semester. Sponsored by BANK OF GENEVA, GENEVA, INDIANA CTl'vfTfe5 fii cgi GCSCQAFF ? 5 FQ? ' - -Eff-WED: If j,ff ,1fj,l'41ff'W Z . S I all Cr ..,g1?','v!Xf3ASH Wfiff. 2 'qw-H F' 'Lf'-'-f, ,N U ,, -..., 'A ',.'-1, .. ft-'F' ' ein-f f , GENEVA CONCERT CARDINALS The concert band, made up of 48 selected musicians from the Iunior and Senior high school, has improved considerably over the past year in both instrumentation and ability. In addition to its regular season of three concerts, the Cardinals concert band played for the P.T.A. Fall Festival, Farmers' Institute, the Instrumental De- partment Festival, and the County Music Festival. The band plans to participate in the District Music Organ- ization Contest in April. Each summer the band has played a series of Saturday night concerts in downtown Geneva, sponsored by the local Lions Club. '- ...AA Sponsored by GENEVA PROGRESS 8 E. E. DAWALD. ATTORNEY. GENEVA XV! A . 'qubult Q45 I1 p Bom 131-a de I 4 13 AAI , It I M 9 - MARCI-IING CARDINALS fl L Our Pride and Ioy Attention! Hey I0 Sponsored by A. G. BRIGGS 6 SON, GENEVA, INDIANA 17 MAIORETTES The majorettes add life and sparkle to the marching band, whether on parade or in the basketball shows. Their names are as follows: Ianean Moser, Hope Myers, Marilyn Baker, Garnet Fravel, and Suzie Iackson. PEP BAND Small, but loud and fast, was the object of the Crazy Eight pep band: and those that heard them will agree that they were more than successful. The members of the pep band are: Larry Amstutz, Mark Hylton, Larry Heniser, Delane Macklin, Philip Bollinger, Allen Sprunger, Ray Gilbert, and Peter Figert. Sponsored by 18 HARDY E3 HARDY 8 THE GENEVA HERALD, GENEVA, INDIANA JUNIOR BAND In the past year, the Iunior Band has more than doubled in number and quality. They look very sharp in their uniforms. IUNIOR MAIORETTES ' The Iunior Majorettes have performed with the marching band at sev- eral horne games. Their names are as follows: Becky Baker, Marcella Dailey, Margaret Cook, Iucly Biberstein, and Patsy Mathys. Sponsored by THE HUB 63 CITY BARBER SHOP, GENEVA, INDIANA BAND OFFICERS Along with a large organization there are many duties. These people were elected officers: Alice Norr, Treasurer: lean Lehman, Secretary: Marilyn Baker, Drum Major: lim Long, Quartermaster: Elaine Hunt, Li- brarian: Velma Patty, Captain: Ruth Annette Amstutz, Lieutenant: Peter Figert, Director. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Girls Glee Club-President, Lois Wallace: Vice President, Marilyn Baker: Secretary, Ruth Amstutz: Librarian, Sue Lybarger. Boys Glee Club-President, Larry Hanni: Vice President, lim Long: SCCfefafY'TfCHSUr6r, Ierry Tester: Librarian, Tom Craig. Sponsored by GOTTSCHALK SUPPLY 6 MENNONITE BOOK CONCERN, BERNE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Both the Girls' Glee Club and the Boys' Glee Club participated in the P.T.A. Christmas program, the Spring Festival, and the County Music Festival on December 10th. The County Music Festival, with Mr. George Kreiger directing the County Chorus, consisted largely of winter songs and Christmas numbers. Various solos and ensembles from the Cvlee Clubs entered in the District and State Music Contests. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sponsored by BERNE ICE CREAM 6 V. C. GRABER, BERNE, INDIANA G SEXTETTB. Linnet Sprunger Alice Norr Elaine Hunt lean Lehman Sharon Stahly Ruth Annette Amstutz ...L QIIARTETTE Fred Burke Danny Stahly lim Long Ierry Tester F. F. A. me , 'N's 1- The F. F. A. was organized two years ago under the leadership of Kenneth Van Emon, vocational agriculture instructor. The officers for this year are: Ronnie Rhoades, presi- dent: Larry Bollenbacher, vice president: Donald Dailey, secretary: Fred Burke, treasurer: Iohn Patty, reporter: Larry Heniser, sentinel. The activities of this group have been a hog trough sale and a scrap paper drive. The boys are planning to take a trip with the money they have earned on these projects. New F. F. A. jackets have been ordered by some of the fellows. Sponsored by 22 YAGER FURNITURE 6 THE HABIT, BERNE, INDIANA QUEEN AND COURT Q9 9 I x if v' 4... ' 'u gk l A ILA l :Y if ' ' .. . l ir- e 1 -br' F QUEEN - - - Sharon Biberstein IUNIORS - - Linnet Sprunger, Marilyn Zurcher SOPHOMORES - Bonnie Stucky, Ruth Teeter FRESHMEN - - Myrna Amstutz, Norene Farlow TRAIN BEARERS Angela Lehman, Iane Neuenschwander CROWN BEARER ---- Freddie Meyer The annual all-school festival, a production of the vocal music department, was held in the school gymnasium April 27 and 30 under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Owens. The Queen, Sharon Biberstein, Qchosen by ballot vote of the student bodyl was crowned and reigned over the festivities. The traditional flag raising and the winding of the Maypoles were a part of the program. The colorful performance included a variety of music and activities but special atten- tion was placed on Indiana. Students from grades 1-12 participated. Sponsored by KROGER CO., GENEVA, INDIANA 23 'L ' I 4 A l.:j'. iyiZ: ff at A L xg . , MSP V f 9 :ff if V bl, fi 6 Q t M .M '-. X , Y y 'Q .4 4 Q, rg, - 1 i fvcl,-3,3-Q f V- ,YPA :ly n . ' A ,li H ' , ,F 15. ,ff ,, A ! . if .N- ,' YJ-if 1. 4 ' 1 W 1-6. Scenes from the Christ- mas play. 7. Slip showing? 8. The art of makeup. 9. Air under both arms. 10. One minute till curtain time. ll. Should you be reading this? 12. Parted sweethearts. Sponsored by . 1 47- is ' f. - Lv xg 1 , ,- ,fi Y - ' ,' 'wa V 13. Senior smiles. None of that. 14. 15. Batter up! Rear view. . In the shade plel tree. Iunk yard. The brains behind the brawn. 16. 17 of the old fAp- 18. 19. RED McCLAIN 8 LIMBERLOST SERVICE STATION. GENEVA Classes 4+ 'V 'Sf mx :IWW ' 7 U-' , I 4 X MW' Mmffv 43357 1 , X ! ' 1, f f 4 Ij1.'-- f 2, x 'Q , ,!' 'A 1, 1 jf , iff f . ' ' f 4,1 ,f' -' , , . s , , , , f 1 ' F771 Y' , V g. 1 ' I., ,' f .' ' ,if 5 f f ' , 7 1, X f K v , . x . if r -, I '4 ff. ,,,. pn :fn J 4 U ' ' I I! HP I U l r' ,AK J 'L f gi A 1 n W -un.. .-suv-.q.q.,.. -Nm, W ' aw 1 ,. :, Q .A 4 A X' V, 'K 'MVN A 4 ','.'x ' X - 'fw wr-5g',15g-aa, f '. Q.. wwwwniuw W ww QW ,Sf I as ,W 5.9 ur E ,kiwi WM ix Q , 433515, QM.. Mn::.,,,,v, Mjguwf 1' gyms, www AX' 'wr B FIRST GRADE O o'N M ROW 1-Sheldon Mathys, Johnny Mere, Nancy Fogle, Marilyn Biberstein, Tonya Mosser, Martha Jane Neuenschwander, Sue Burke, Lavina Blount. Gary Huffman, Jeff Brown. ROW 2-Gloria Lough, Gloria Amstutz, Marsha Jones, Patty Lou Fields, Linda Hawbaker, Grace Ann Amstutz, Linda Baumgartner, Kandy Doherty. ROW 3--Miss Fravel, Bobby Kirchhofer, Cary Hanni, Phillip Hough, Jimmy Biberstein, Steven Murphy, Norman Ellenberger, Ronnie Ralston, Donald Hunter, Don Ray Gillespie. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES ROW 1-Julie Banta, Gretchen Burke, Judy Boston, Connie Windmiller, Cheryl Eicher, Donna Sue C k, Darlene Booher. Pam Davis. ROW 2--Dickie Teeters, Danny Bradley, Carey Ellenberger, Larry Doherty. Bobby Blount, Tommy S h ll. , . - R03Ve3-Mrs. Pontius, Cathy Tschannen, Shelby Workinger, Jerry Buckingham. Terr? Mann- 'Tackle Smith, Joa.n Wickey, Douglas Bauman- Sponsored by PURE OIL SERVICE STATION G DR. I. O. R. CAMPBELL, GENEVA SECOND GRADE D . ROW 1-Shirley Fellers. Jane Ann Fosnaugh, Karen Hofstetter, Shirley Wolfe, Gladys Franks, Don- na Fosnaugh. Peggy Grile. Donna Hodgin, Lois Ann Long. ROW 2-Miss Sommer, Alice Morningstar, Anita Lehman. Janice Walker. Darlene Hough, Ellen Jane Gerber, Clifton Ross, Laddle Wheeler. John Lehman. Grant Gilbert. ROW 3--Gary Zuercher, Thomas Myers. Terry Jones. Randy Sortor. Joe Wickey, Robert McCabe, Carl Zimmerman, Mike Newcomer, True Myers, Dean Hall. THIRD GR ADE In ROW 1-Joyce Mosser, Kathryn Beeler, Norman Hough, Diana Fields, Judy Runyon. Wanda Sprunger, Brenda Aifolder. Jeanie Nevll, Sally Schisler. Susan Neuenschwander. ROW 2-Marvin Kirchhofer, Stanley Biberslein. Bill Hawbaker, Ruthann Gerber. Terri Ann Arman- trout, Signe Anderson, James Mann, Mike Lee, James Walker, Jimmy Morningstar. Jimmy Bisel. ROW 3-Calvin Hofstetter, Dick Hanni. Teddy Toland. David Amstutz, Danny Jackson, Amold Lehman, Bobby Dull, Larry VVebb, Lynn Hall, Larry Windmiller, Mrs. Shepherd. Sponsored by DR. C. P. HINCHMAN E5 THE COTTAGE LUNCH, GENEVA, IND. FOURTH GRADE ,1.,YflS, f , if x ROW 1-Betty Kirchhofer, Veda Smith. Alice Sprunger, Rita Neuenschwander, Sandra Doherty, Kay Macklin, Betty Jean Jones, Janet Brown, Carolyne Hough, Sharon Yoder. ROW 2-Mrs, Glentzer, David Hardy, Judy Fosnaugh, Bonnie Lehman, Beverly Mosser, Patty Schis- ler. Joanna Wheeler, Sandra Runyon, Donna Buckingham, Darrell Byrum, John Walker, David Biery. ROW 3-Brad Booher, Ray Bisel, David Mathysi, Stanley Mosser, Michael McGough, Jeff Striker, Orval Bisel, Paul Moser, Bill Burke, Jackie Norr. FIFTH GRADE In ROW 1-Jim Neuenschwander, Glen Lehman, Harold Vorhees, Walter Fox, Howard Neuenschwander, Larry Moser, Paul Norr. ROW Z-Ann Beer, Deanna Farlow, Janice Yoder, Gloria Stanley, Dorothy Schetgen, Anita Hodlln, Betty Mathys, Kay McCabe, Connie Hofstettcr, Margaret Bixler. ROW 3-Evelyn Kirchhofer, Janet Laux, Ireta Mann, Pamela Huffman, Thelma Campbell, Janis Haines, Carol Yoder, Doris Schindler, Deanna Cott, Gaye Gilbert, Elsie Neuenschwander. ROW 4fDavid Brenneman, Robert Macklin, Tommy Toland, Philip Baumgartner. Merrill Dull, Jerry Workmger. Gene Campbell, John Mann, Meredith Sprunger, Danny Beeler, Keith Affolder, Dal Fosnaugh, Ether Augsburgcr. Sponsored by THE FAIR STORE 8 BERNE LOCKER STORE. BERNE, INDIANA SIXTH GRADE ROW 1-Janet Hough, Carol Foreman, Caroline Hough. Judy Bibersbeln, Palsy Mathys, Linda W11- holts, Betty Lehman, Loulae Amstutz, Mary Heeter. ROW 2-Paul Money, John Affolder, Loren Stanley, Steve Lee, Sharon Howe, Mary Bone, Donald Weidler, Doyle Long. ROW 3-John Hofstetter, Sheldon Dynes, Larry Laux, Jim Haney, Mr. Long, Jlm Settle, Eugene Newcomer, Leland Sprunger. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1-Donnie Spade, Dale Myers, Paul Neuenschwander, Blll Lybarger, Fred Bixler, Mike Weaver, Blll Schindler, Mike Sprunger, Joe Brown. ROW 2-Vera Teeter, Patty Black, Margaret Shlmp, Becky Baker, Judy Bailey. Rosie Bauman, Phyllis Bibersteln, Doris Nevll, Marcella Dailey, Carolyn Macklin, Connie Strlcker. RDW 3-Olen Worst, Richard Hough, Lestat Affolder, Dick Bene, Jean Gerber, Beclql Neuenschwan- der, Joy Everhart, Judy McBames. Janlce Van Emon, Marjorie Gerber, Margaret Cook, Larry Newcomer. Lynn Neuenmchwander, Marvin Blery. ROW 4EBddie Pace, Jerry lesser, Larry Nevil, Calvin Morgan, Mick Parr, Jlm Toland, Norman McCo UID. Sponsored by BERNE FOODTOWN 6 LIECHTY IEWELRY, BERNE, INDIANA EIGHTH GRADE 'IA ROW 1-Pauline Zuercher. Carol Norr, Diana Sprunger, Evelyn Mann, Jolina Meyers, Carol Rauch, Phyllis Beer, Betty Koblic, Connie Black, Jenifer Bagley, ROW 2-Lemar Wallace, Ashly Wheeler, Hope Myers, Rosalie Webb, Neva Von Gunten, Mrs. Smith, Carolyn Gerber, Beverly Fenstermaker, Margaret Beeler, Tom Dull, Larry Affolder, Ray Norr. ROW 3-Larry Weaver, Roger Plummer, Billy Lehman Deon Davis, Tilman Smith, Joe Paul Ger- ber, David Augsburger, Howard Ross, Glen Amstutz, Steve Sprunger, Arthur Schindler. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Ianice Van Emon ..........,........ President Becky Neuenschwander .,.. V. President jerry Moser .....,............... ....... S ecretary Marcella Dailey ....... ...... T reasurer EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Bill Lehman .,................ ......... P resident Tilman Smith ..,......... ...... V . President , , Neva Von Gunten ....... ....... S ecretary V- rw, Rosalie Webb ...,....... ...... T reasurer ' QQ,-dgfg, Sponsored by 30 THE FOOD BANK, GENEVA, INDIANA l-Ui Y uk PM A' 1' , A' A lx. f, ---P -I: 'Y' ' 5 ' f- Q it if ,. -, VH 'f 1 ' flip! 7 1 1 - - 'NP - . fS+s..g1 1 1 3. I 8 fihzm ' xv! , 1 fa- :, - E 7 Lqggn .- W wid? .454 ' WVU' - 3:22 f1- of A A .fu as msgid iid J f-31 :K J - 1 QQ I Q 'o' fx ,A Y'+gil,,l,:x, 34 :A gg, if .yi .A ffl 5. ? 'gi ,.1,r,,w ' ff, alan., ' :fix 5 1. ,Q f ' . 1' 1 1. M, , ' , 5 ' A if hw- JL, .V M 5 U ., Q' f., E o 5 K Q5 - g at 1 . Are these Geneva students? , Anybody Want a C00kie jI Name it, and you can have it! 1 9 2. Two monkeys. 10, 3. Looking for gold fish? 11, 7211? 4. Present and future. 12. Top man on a totempole. 5. Four to one. 13, Warden. 14 Golden Chariots. 15 16 6. Gassin' up. , 7. SOII1CthiE1g.bl'eak? , ygu lose Wimp. S. Raking xt 111. . Where's the parade? Sponsored by IOSEPH V. SCHETGEN, MD., 6 STAHLY FEED 6 COAL CO, 31 FRESHMEN J 'J ua , ,. gr v- i,-,iv, i-i r 1+ at Q, ,Ig -4 A Q ,fa gf! sg S+? ,gl 9253.5 in ff Tai . . cease A L 'ff M ,, , M A 'L bl' . -- s' . K f ,rj-4, ,,XA it f ,g ' KKK4, ' ' V4 -.K ,A , XJ! Mrf ,R :':'1'f W, if ,,!,'-If1fa-' -Ci ' if , SQ- p -, kr-.!.f1'f57Ll3 jg-G+ r 1 In Lg ' K. l 4 X L Q. A ig L f 1 Xa - 'gm .. 2,-'S it '32 ' ab, C2 V arf' -Mfg?-'fXfiX'j, ill ' 1 L r i ar + I, a t , if is 9 eil is if - are ' Row l-Sue Affolder, Larry Amstutz, Myrna Amstutz, Steve Bauman, Alan Baumgartner, Paul- ine Bixler, loyce Boice, Larry Branstetter Row 2-Larry Buckingham, Wilbur Burgess, Carol Call, Danny Craig, Richard Davis, Norene Farlow, Charlotte Fenstermaker. Geraldine Flueckiger. Row 3-Richard Fravel, Ierry I-Iofstetter, Warren Yoder, Larry Hunt, Alice Lehman, Art Mc- Collum, Ioyce Meyers, Paul Neal. Row 4-Lorene Neuenschwander, Ivan Nevil, Shirley Nevil, Nancy Newcomer. lack Pace, Steve Sprunger, Cecil Teeter, Iohn Tolancl. Row 5-Kenny Von Gunten, Maryernma Weidler, Mary Martha Wheeler, Arthur Zuercher. lohn Hough was absent. Sponsored by 32 STLICKY'S DRI-GAS 8 APPLIANCES, GENEVA, INDIANA HISTORY In the fall of 1953 a new freshman class entered the halls of Geneva High School. The first meeting was held in the English room on September 10, 1953. to elect officers. The follow- ing officers were elected: President, Alan Baumgartner: Vice President, Steve Bauman: Sec- retary, Kenneth Von Gunten: Treasurer, Danny Craig. The second meeting was held in October, to discuss projects. lt was decided to have a bake sale. On October 26 the freshman class had a hayride to the C.C.C. Camp. The third meeting was held Ianuary 28, 1954, to select a motto. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: The elevator to success is not running: take the stairs Class Colors: Blue and White ,j'.4E:M'. 7 5 , -K, ft E I A 'f .1 A 'f' f' f' f V fr M ' 'Qi ff dffss 'Q 'HN' i 9 + 14 r ,ff AA' Af- ' 1 . .N -, T .2g,.Ai 'gn ,Q tw ' tl !,fz,ii4 1 s Z' A11 nxt, l M .Q ,.:-f tt , A 1' Ambitious All 6. What's so funny? 2- 51111119 PYCUY' H W 7. A cute twosome. 3. Takes two to Tangle. 8. She's flying high! 4. Dol Gentlzemen Prefer 9. Board of Directors Meeting. Bpndes -. 10. Poor Pete! 5- Smile' LOFIDC- ll. Crime does not pay. Sponsored by MOORE'S HOME STORE, GENEVA, INDIANA 33 SOPHOMORES 'EY' l W .sr V50 -ra r-N, 'K-', if ff f V, -: fr- A .L-L iifTwif?1 'f T li' 'mm kk I ll A Nr 3 -' . I , 'Q L, L- HE -he 1 if . ' , f ,QW fl I, ' ,fr , if rn, Q .!- If, as xx Vp, T gif, xg B X ' 1 - iz' Q .. f?.,f 1 J A,:.' ilu' 7X7 F it ei' siltlvii uf J , f f ,. Lf l-E me-i,v0E1i,i,fZfnQ3f?: -11.1-no im 4-.ww 1-4 . C... 7' i v , ,., , 'ET . ,K Kfb v ' - 'W T . - , 5 ,, Z .-1: F' ' T 1 Z 2 '.1,'fj., S . 4 'k' '- - Q , Ag f ,,,, 5- My ,:. ,, fr , Tk 331 A T L F Row l-Bruce Booher, David Baumgartner, Phil Bollinger, Fred Burke, Harold Call, Mar- lene Cook, Colleen Ellenberger Row 2-Carol Everhart, Carol Franks, Annette Gerber, Ray Gilbert, Connie Haney, Larry Heniser, Charles Hirshey Row 3-Mark Hylton, lim Kirchhofer, Nolan Koons. George McClain, Delane Macklin, Larry Meyer, Shirley Morgan Row 4-Marjorie Norr, Larry Parr, Iohn Patty, Shirley Rauch, Paul Shimp, Iohn Sim- mons, Hugh Smith Row 5-Alan Sprunger, Garth Sprunger, Dan ny Stahly, Bonnie Stucky, Ruth Teeter, Carol Weaver Sponsored by 34 IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP 6 KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT, GENEVA SOPHOMORE HISTORY In the fall of 1953, the freshmen came back to school as sophomores. The first meeting was held on September 10 to elect officers. The following were elected: Fred Burke, President: Hugh Smith, Vice President: Iimmy Kirchhofer, Secretary: and Iohn Patty, Treasurer. Our party was held on September 18 at the C.C.C. Camp. We left Geneva about 6:30 and ate supper around dark. At our third meeting, we decided to sell Christmas candy to make money. We are all looking forward to our two more years of high school. Class Colors-Purple and Gold Class Flower-American Beauty Rose Class Motto-Paddle Your Own Canoe il 'rf ,X .- f . 1 1- at .. ' Tp vi-,,, 'Yu' Q , ,f',.5.. FS 5 A 8 ' f M.-.N f f an 5,4 X N 1' -5 . if' Kun Qu.: -T Q ll h I Q ff S X 1. The future looks bright. 7. This is romance?? 2- Natl-IIC BOY. 8. That Colgate Smile. 3- Beal' Hug. 9. Always Smiling. 4. Hi Babes! 10, What? N0 boys' 5- UPGISU ll. Going to a party?? 6. Bicycle Built for Two. Sponsored by ROBERTA'S ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN 6 HOFSTETTER BROTHERS FARM STORE t- xv! 'gp R' 1 v Q xy I I 'N , A 4 YQ '- N V 4 Q X' Wm'xb,SQQ5 N FS, X if grisniigi E IUNIORS Q '-2 , 3 - W ,fwf ,1 ' no A, :vi Li, H 'Fir N :Pl f -wr I R N -- I. 'K ' G I ... .... , .. V. iii 1? I X x , ,B ,xx wx X 9 'L' .' ' C, .. 1 v 5 -of z V., QL 4: xv, ' Pi' 234 3 -- '--sf - r 5 ei f 'Q 1' If 'gn .. . , iii W. - is.: I I v ' .4 V ' XT' C 2 9 Q i I ff- lv. Row l-Bert Affolder, Lyle Augsburger, Marilyn Baker, Don Bausser, Iay Campbell, Tom Craig, Bob Doherty Row 2-Al Farlow, Larry Fenstermaker, Garnet Fravel, Ralph Haines, Ernie Haviland, Ioan Hoffman, Susie Iackson Row 3-lim Long, Bob Mathys, Roberta Mathys, Ianean Moser, Dewayne Nevil, Rosanna Norr, Fred Pace Row 4-Christine Smitley, Flora Stanley, Linnet Sprunger, Paul Teeter, Ierry Tester, Roger Von Gunten, Ronnie Wagley Row 5-Marilyn Zuercher Soonsored by HANNI PLUMBING SHOP 8 BUCKMASTERS DRUG CO., GENEVA, INDIANA HISTORY On September 10, the Iuniors of 1953-54 :net to elect officers for the coming year. The following were elected: Iay Campbell, President: Ralph Haines. Vice President: Linnet Sprunger, Secretary: Lyle Augsburger, Treasurer. The class sponsored a magazine sale last fall and is looking forward to giving the play You Can't Kiss Caroline April 9. We have also sponsored the school candy room and sold pop- corn at ball games. The class has had two parties this year. one, a halloween party given by the girls of the class. It was held in Rosanna Norr's garage, which was very nicely decorated for the occasion. As the second party, they chose to go in a group to see the Shrine Circus in the Coliseum at Fort Wayne. -'H - ' f n 'np' 1 ,., fggw M-X 3 ' wg ' -' i ' 'cc' A l. WOW!! 7. Who's next? 2. Our south-paw, lim. 8. Don't let the coach catch you. 3. Thoughtful Ianean. 9. Wrong page, Hanni. 4. You can't kiss Caroline. 10. Let's have some more money, 56 Sginterif? Paul. eneva s brightest student. Sponsored by CITIZENS BANK 6 W. FRANK 8 SONS, PORTLAND, INDIANA 37 YOII CAN'T KISS CAROLINE , QS ' QE 11 J A 57? if E ..... nl 5' rl - - ' A -- ,1 1:, u 1 1 u . 1 I 1 li ill ? 1 gl ' f? li 'l This was no ordinary girl! This was Caroline. She's broken all the rules-wears any old thing, and even looks good without lipstick. She upsets the boys because she doesn't go out with them. She prefers nature. She's so independent that the other girls begin to imitate her. Somebody, the boys decide, must take Caroline out, kiss her, and make her like it. Ioe's the man. Ioe has no success for 6 days and then Caroline, much to his sur- prise, kisses him. As the play ends, Ioe decides he should take much more interest in nature. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ma Rand,-Owner of The Club ------ ROSANNA NORR The Gately High Smooth Set Milt ------------ - JERRY TESTER Johnnie - ' ' ' ' - - - LYLE AUGSBURGER Willie ' - - TOM CRAIG Joe - - - JIM LONG Stanley - - JAY CAMPBELL Howie - - ROBERT MATHYS Bunny - FLORA STANLEY Pat - - MARILYN ZUERCHER Shirley - - - MARILYN BAKER Jeanette ---- - - - CHRISTINE SMITLEY Sally ---- - - - - JANEAN MOSER Caroline-Who is no ordinary girl - - LINNET SPRUNGER Susie-Caro1ine's younger sister - - SUSIE JACKSON Miss Jameson-Science teacher - - - - - GARNET FRAVEL Sponsored by 38 SPRUNGER. LEHMAN e COMPANY, BERNE, INDIANA Fdculbf 1' M W m'5'fff 'M IACK LEE Principal Health History General Business PETER FIGERT Band Instrumental Music VERN I-ILIFFMAN Commerce Drawing Shop 8- bu... FRED GEYER Biology Mathematics Science . DOROTHY OWENS Elementary Art Music Girls' Physical Education MARGARET RHOADES English Literature Sponsored by WEMHOFF MONUMENT COMPANY 8 SCHAFERS, DECATUR HAROLD SCHUTZ Coach Driver's Education iff Health 6 Safety History Boys' Physical if Education 'll --::.?' FRED SMITH Mathematics Science KIT SMITH Chemistry Home Economics IO ANNE WILLIS Commerce Library KENNETH VAN EMON Agriculture Mathematics Q BERNIECE VAN MATRE English Social Studies I Speech y Sponsored by NAGELS 8 SCHINDLER ELECTRIC, BERNE. INDIANA COOKS BUS DRIVERS Frances Biery William Fravel Bertha Franks Delmar Stanley Florence Hylton Ed. Bixler Irene Stahly has been added to the Glen Dale MOSSCI' cafeteria staff. Frank Hofstetter Harold Fenstermaker Harold Heniser Ivy . Secretary, Ioan Runyon Ianitor, Harry Kamman janitor, Gay Morgan Gus Mann Ernest Hanni ADVISORY BOARD 1 , .J Herman Burke Sponsored by IBIIICS Lybarger 42 GENEVA LUMBER SUPPLY CO., GENEVA, INDIANA i eniorgg WWW lim X .T-2 C 3,2 Vg- 'f Ill -- .X Hx M40 ' M vw? I4 wfqwf RUTH ANNETTE AMSTUTZ Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Lieut. 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3, Sextette 1-4, Librarian 3-4, Hi-C Club 2, Club 15 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-3-4, District Band and Music Contest 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, State Band and Glee Club Contest 3. HELEN BAKER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Club 15 4, Cafeteria 4, Pep Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, G.A.A. 2, Ensemble Contest 3, Queen Attendant 1-2 Cheerleader 1-2, Christmas Play 4. BARBARA BAUMGARTNER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 2. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4. SHARON BIBERSTEIN Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3-4, Queen 4, Vice Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, Christmas Play 4, Club l5 4. District Band Contest 3, District Glee Club Contest 3-4, State Glee Club Contest 3. DOROTHY BOICE Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Choir 3, Ensemble Contest 3-4. LARRY BOLLENBACHER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Choir 2-3, Boys' Ensemble 1, Class Play 3, F.F.A. 2 3-4, Club 15 4, Christ- mas Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Baseball 3, Basketball Student Manager 3-4, District Band and Ensemble Contest 3, State Band and Ensemble Contest 3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. ROGER CALL Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Student Mgr. 1-2-3-4, Cheer Leader 4, Class Play 3-4, Christmas Play 4, Science Club 2, Intramurals 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Vice Pres. Club 15 4. DONALD DAILEY Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, FFA 2-3-4, Sec. FFA 4, Vice Pres. FFA 3, Club 15 4, Christmas Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Intramurals 1-2-3. v IEROME ELLENBERGER g Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Science Club 2, Glee Club l-2-3, Track 2, Intramurals 1. Sta8e Mgr. 4, Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY FENSTERMAKER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Librarian 4, Annual Staff 4. SHARLENE FLUECKIGER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2, Hi-C Club 2, Pep Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Glee Club and Band 2-3-4. LARRY HANNI Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Glee Club Librarian 1, Sec.-Treas. 2-3, Glee Club Pres. 4, G Club 2. Class Play 3-4, Christmas Play 4, Class Treas. 1-2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Club l5 Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4. CAROL IO HEETER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 2, Cafeteria 4, An- nual Staff 4, Pep Club 3. ROBERT HOFSTETTER Geneva High School l-2-3-4, Glee Club 1 Lighting Effects for Christmas Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4, Science Club 2. ELAINE HUNT Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3, Girls' Ensemble 1, Sextette 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Band Librarian 4, Class President 2, Class Sec- retary 3-4, G.A.A. 2, Queen's Attendant 2-3, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-3-4, Dis- trict Band Contest 2-3-4, State Solo and En- semble Contest 2-3, State Band and Ensemble Contest 3, Pep Club 3-4, Oratorical Contest 3. LOWELL LANDERS Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Christmas Play 4, Student Mgr. 3-4, Base- ball 3, Track 2-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, F.F.A. 2-3, F.F.A. Reporter 3. Sec. Club 15 4, Annual StaE 4, Chapel Committee 4. THE I954 LEGEND Volume XIV H55 NW Y Nl If K 'QW 05 Ki' presented by the SENIOR CLASS GENEVA HIGH SCHOOL 'iii -9-4 R 1 1 0 4. 1, N , Ezl 4 X Y 4. af! N- Ns. I 5 v IEAN LEHMAN Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3, Girls' Ensemble 1, Sextette 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Librarian 3-4, Band Librarian 3, Band Sec. 4, Hi-C Club 2, Glee Club Pianist 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-3-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4, District Band and Glee Club Contest 2-3-4, State Band and Glee Club Contest 3. SUE LYBARGER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Glee Club Librarian 4, G.A.A. 2, Band 1-2, Cafeteria 4, Queenls Attendant 1, Class Play 4, Christmas Play 4, Club 15 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 3. CARL MACKLIN Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-'L Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, G Club 2, Christmas Play 3-4, Club l5 4, Class Vice Pres. 1. Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2, Treas. Club l5 4. RUTH MOSER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Hi-C Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 3-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4, District Band and Music Con- test 2-3-4, State Band and Music Contest 3. SHARON NEAL Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Choir 2-3. Girls' Ensemble 1, Band l-2, Class Play 3-4, Class Treas. 3-4, G.A.A. 2, Cafeteria 4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Sex- tette 1. ALICE NGRR Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Class Sec 2 Band l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Choir 2-3, Sextette 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4, Band Treas. 4. Glee Club Pianist 4. Pep Club 3-4, Hi-C Club 2, District Band 2-3-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-3-4, Girls' Sextette 1-4, State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 4. VELMA PATTY Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Choir 3, Class Play 3, Glee Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Cheer leading 3-4, G.A K. 2, Club 15 4. Lieutenant of Band 3, Capt. Band 4, Attendant of the Queen's Court 3, Annual Staff 4. RONNIE RHOADES Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. 2-3-4, Pres. 4, Treas. 3, Class Secretary 1, Vice Pres. 2, Class Play 3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Club 15 4, Christmas play 3-4, Coke Mgr. -4, Annual Staff 4. DAVID ROBINSON Geneva High School l-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, F.F.A. 2-3-4, Club 15 4, Stage Mgr. 3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Intramurals 1-2-3. BOB SCHISLER Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Class Play 3-4, Baseball 4, Track 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Pres. 1-3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Science Club 2. SHARON STAI-ILY Geneva High School 3-4. Class Play 3, Glee Club 3-4, Choir 3, Sextette 3-4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, An- nual Staff 4, District Band and Ensemble Con- test 3-4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, State Band and Glee Club Contest 3. ELWIN VAN EMON Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, FFA. Sentinel 3. Glee Club I-2-3-4. Track 3, Stage Mgr. 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Track Manager 4. BONNIE VORHEES Geneva High School l-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4. Club l5 4, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, G.A.A 2. LOIS WALLACE Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 2, Cafeteria 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Club l5 4. Glee Club President 4, Contest 3-4, Pep Club 3, Class Play 3-4, Choir 3. LLOYD INEICHEN Geneva High School 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Intramurals 2-3, Dist. Music Contest 2-3. X 533 1 N Q I 5 'cl 3 Q S x Q., 1' xt' .. 15 ' : gl'- xx 4 Q. x l ,,, It Main X Q4 NE -ei ' I ' - .ii N.. , f ,Y v- V ' .,... Q K .V .. .M K! Z eq ,J -v'SAa 'Q 4 gy f ,Q 1 4 3 fs it .. , f 1. ' . ' Q 5 1f'r'-A y, 1 ' H. 'E , ,Z ' Vin in r is Y :nf- , us. , 4 'f f'r:., , ,.,, Q bl 1 .I ,,--1-g'V,r: -- K. . . fs, - ' eh- X V V .--55 . Z-.ja-1 - .. x. 3 ,3 li ,alma ' ' .y .sf '7 1 lv.. if ' -, ' ., :Q r. - ,H 5 -,,, 'V . ,5 .y v 'L' ,. ..5'?.4!-. he 'Q u M 4 .wx-9 V 4 Q as ' ., . ,V sg.. . .A -Wx.: Rosa? 1. Don't tell Bob! 2. Sponsor and class odicers. It must be love. How'd this happen? 5. Baby, it's cold outside! 6. Naughty! Naughty! It was like this- . Some men. 9. Pin-up gal! 10. Where to Elgie? 11. Bashful. 3. 4. 7. 8 - .. ffl: V' J 1 q . - - A . V ' A, I - :N1EI:. 1 A Q ' ff .5 mf A . I L, Q l- i I I , 4 0, . . of .. -1. ., A '. D . Y ' 1 ' . it 1' : N wzll . . . ZVVZ 2 l. -me. ,NV .5 5 4 14. ' A if ' ff 3 D F Y. 4. .13 X . s H k J 24. A Q H 3,9 I wk 5 lx - . 733. ' ' i sae? - e w 75' f , .TEQ- '9 KK R - ffssf, 113.1 R , ' 13e'?7S' . 1 ' 5 X146 . F' 25- Q rf ve ff I w ga Vi- N ,Y QQ! f 1 .5 If .V '+ .XII -1 Q fin' . E .n P -1 ' , Q ,V K 5,2 :ve 'lyk' .1 ef'-se - to s ' N .. x. t.'S.r?gkg. .PQ 1 5 ,,J K .M . - , .... . - , r . I r s , , 8 33 1: A IX Q H fin, 1 1' E 5:5 qv -A ' f.. Ay . ,.. , gl. La jj av up - :SS ,il -. ' ,V ' 4 - 'S lj' g 12. Our favorite waitress. 23, A crazy mixed-up kid. 13. Too bad her name ain't Monroe! . Three stooges. . Very Natural. .Need any he1p?? .Twelve year class. Dagmar!! . Some scooter. . Sitting pretty. . Carol, Sue, and Elaine 14 15 16 17 18. 19 20 21 22. Cheez z z !! Sponsored by 24 . Get out of here! 25. Our Christmas party. 26. Taking it easy. 27. Stuckup! 28. Let's go to Bryant. 29 30 . Senior debs. . Two of a kind. 31-32. 'The fifth grade- 33. seven years ago. Who's the photog- rapher? 48 FELLER'S GROCERY 63 HOFSTETTER MOTOR SALES, GENEVA HISTORY After eleven years of waiting, 31 eager seniors returned to good old G. H. S. With Mrs. Owens as our advisor, we chose the following officers: President, Bob Schisler: Vice Pres., Sharon Biberstein: Secretary, Elaine Hunt: Treasurer, Sharon Neal. As our last dramatic at'- tempt, we presented, under the direction of Mrs. Van Matre, the play, No More Homework, ' which proved to be a real success. Some of the most important moments of our senior year have been the days we received our graduation pictures, name cards, and announcements: but, of course, the biggest will be the night we receive our diplomas. Now, as we leave Geneva for the last time as students, we look back and remember the wonderful, happy years we have had here. We wish to thank our teachers and our parents for making these years possible. , After twelve years of school, we have found our motto to stand true, Never try dying, die trying. I, Ruth Annette Amstutz, will my position as librarian to my sister who is capable of entertain- ing all the boys that visit the library, and I will my ability to be chosen cheerleader as a senior to Linnet Sprunger who would make good use of it. I, Helen Baker, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my white shirt to Jim Long, pro- viding he lets the tail hang out and my seat in the study hall to my sister, Marilyn. I, Barbara Baumgartner, do hereby will my dark hair to Shirley Nevil. I, Sharon Biberstein, being of sound mind, do hereby will my activities as a senior and my naturally curly hair to Marilyn Baker, also my seat in the assembly to Carol Call. I, Dorothy Boice, will my ability to skip school to Bruce Booher and to any one else who needs it. I, Larry Bollenbacher, will my ability to RUB legs, as a student manager, to Mark Hylton. I, Rog Pickle Call, being of sound mind and A body, do hereby will my bashfulness to Nancy Newcomer with the assurance that she can use it, and to Tom Craig, I give permission to use the special seat that is always given me by the teach- ers. I, Don Dailey, will my last name to Carol Everhart. l, Jerome Ellenberger, will my ability to get through school without studying to Al Farlow. I, Shirley Fenstermaker, will my red hair to Jenifer Bagley, my place as librarian to Carol Franks so that De Lane can stop in as Mark did lto get a bookh, and my typewriter to anyone who thinks they can look out the door while typing. I, Sharlene Flueckiger, will my clothes to my younger sister Geraldine when I am through with them, providing she can still wear them. I, Larry Hanni, will my basketball suit CNo. 443 to Jerry Tester. I, Carol Heeter, will my place as ticket taker in the cafeteria to anyone who likes to get tickets, and I don't mean parking tickets. I, Bob Hofstetter, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with Mr. Geyer to Bob Doherty. WILLS I, Elaine Hunt, will my second year algebra book to my brother and my seat in the assembly to Suzanne Jackson. I, Lowell Landers, will my last name to Marilyn Zuerclier. I, Jean Lehman, being of sound mind and body. do hereby will my position as first period librar- ian to any girl who is talented at dusting shelves and watering flowers. I, Sue Lybarger, want to will my ability to talk with my eyes to Annette Gerber, providing that she uses them in the same lcautious and careful? way that I have used mine. I, Carl Macklin, will my baseball suit fNo. 3l to Ernie Haviland. I, Ruth Moser, will my shorthand book to Shir- ley Morgan, providing she can get more out of it than I did. I, Sharon Neal, being of fairly sound mind, do hereby will my place in the cafeteria to anyone who would rather dish it out than take it. I, Alice Norr, will my position as girls' glee club pianist to any girl for boy! who has the patience and energy to pound out music on the piano. I, Velma Patty, will my ability to have girl- friends to my brother who I wish would hurry up and get one. I, Ronnie Rhoades, will my last name to Joan Hoffman. I, Dave Robinson, will my ability to get into trouble and to get out of it satisfactorily to Bert Affolder. He also can have my curly hair. I, Bob Schisler, will my basketball uniform to Hugh Smith, and my wingspread to Buzz Neal, providing he doesn't trip over his elbows. I, Sharon Stahly, will my seat in study hall to Larry Fenstermaker, providing he studies harder than I did, my singing ability to Alice Lehman, and my dark eyes to Tom Craig. I, Elwin Van Emon, will my tall, thin carcass to anyone who wants to be skinny. I, Bonnie Vorhees, being of sound mind i?l and body, will my chemistry book to Charles Hirshey, providing he studies it harder than I did. I, Lois Wallace, will my gift of gab to Nancy Newcomer who needs it very much. Sponsored by GENEVA WELDING CO., GENEVA, IND., 6 STUCKY FURNITURE CO., MONROE 49 PROPHECY I was asked by a member of the class of 1964 for a list of the members of my class, the class of '54, I was pleased to have this opportunity to look up my old classmates and find out what they are doing now, ten years after we have graduated. I decided to go down the list of names the way the teachers always did in order to get grades. First came Ruth Annette Amstutz. She is liv- ing in Fort Wayne, and as she always said, she married her boss. After graduation, she went to college: then became a private secretary for her husband. Her main hobby now is taking care of her two children, a boy and a girl. Helen fBakerD Stucky lives in Geneva and takes care of herself while all her maids clean the house and get the meals. She says there is noth- ing like leading a life of leisure. I had a terrible time trying to track down the quiet one in our class, Barbara Baumgartnerg but at last I managed it. No wonder it was such a job! Do you know where she is? She's living in Arizona and says it's just wonderful. After graduating from Geneva High School, Sharon Biberstein went to Business College in Ft. Wayne. She is now residing in Detroit, Mich.: is marriedg has two boys and a girl, and is very happy- , Dorothy Boice is employed at the Stork Club in New York. She loves her work and one of the singers there. She'll never live in a small town again. Larry Bollenbacher, who is one of the best farmers around Geneva, is making headway in the Agriculture Department. He married a former student of Geneva School and is very happy with his wife and twin boys. Roger Call joined the Air Force soon after graduation and was in service for 4 years. While serving his country, he was stationed in Hawaii: there he met a sweet little Hawaiian girl, married her, and brought her back to the U. S., grass skirt and all! Don Dailey joined the army and has decided to make it his career. Naturally, he hasn't left girls out of his life completely. It's just that in- stead of having a different one in every port, he has a different one in every base. Last Memorial Day a great event occurred, Jerome Henry Ellenberger, former student of G. H. S., won the five-hundred-mile race. His chief mechanic was Bob Hofstetter. It is rumored that they are going to be in it again this year, so be sure to watch for car number 2232. Shirley Fenstermaker still lives here in Geneva. She is married and has a little red-headed girl who looks as though she will be big enough to tell her mother what's what in only a few more years. Sharlene Flueckiger is living in Chicago. She has a very good job as a private secretary in one of Chicago's leading firms and also helps Alice tNorrJ with her work in the needy district of Chicago. Larry Hanni has taken over Menno Ville and is growing in business more and more all the time. He has almost wiped Berne Fumiture out with his Menno Furniture Co., which is in Geneva. He married the former Marilyn Baker and has a start on a first team lboy five years oldl and a yell leader. Carol Hector finally managed to persuade T.W.A. that she would make a wonderful stewardess, in spite of the fact that she has to wear glasses. She has proven herself to be top-notch in the air and is ending her career with a pilot. Elaine Hunt, who is an R.N., took her training at Parkview Methodist School of Nursing. While there, she met a young intern, and as soon as he finished his internship, they were married. They now have twins, a boy and a girl, and a baby boy almost a year old. She is now residing in Fort Wayne. Lowell Landers managed to get a job at Dun- bars and has progressed nicely-he is now a fore- man. He married the former Marilyn Zuercherg they have a nice home east of Berne and three lovely children. Jean Lehman worked for several months at Berne Furniture, then went to Ball State Teach- ers College. Now she teaches the first grade in Berne, Indiana, and resides there with her hus- band, Roger, and two children. We all are quite proud of the U. S.'s top pitcher because it is none other than Carl Macklin, pitch- ing for the Cincinnati Reds. I guess he got hooked by a cute little bonde in '56. You know, of course, that was LEAP YEAR. . Ruth Moser has done very well. She is the president of the United States' Audubon Associ- ation and is married to a very fine artist. Sharon Neal has a swell job too. She is one of the leading hair stylists in Hollywood. Her main job is keeping Lassie's hair wavy! Of all the places to look for Alice Norr! I could hardly believe it when her mother told me that she was teaching in the slum area of Chicago. She has greatly influenced the children there, thus helping clean up this district. While in college, she met and married a young man who is interested in the slum situation also. He is a minister and has done wonders in this area. Velma tPattyD Schisler's physics and chemistry have helped her in her own work as well as in assisting her husband. She married Bob Schisler, who is an engineer. Bob has constructed a bridge across the Bering Strait. If you have one foot in the grave, don't forget Rhoades' Mortuary in Fort Recovery, Ohio. We hear people are co-operating with him, and he never has any complaints. He married the former Joan Hoffman, and they are now residing in Ft. Recovery. Dave Robinson is married and lives south of Geneva on his own farm, which he purchased after serving three years in the service. He is very happy. Sharon Stahly went to nurses' training: but as soon as she finished, she decided to give up her career for a family and a normal married life. Her husband is a doctor. Elwin Van Emon is helping his father with the farming and has found his agriculture to be very useful in his work. Bonnie Vorhees was a clerk in a large depart- ment store in Los Angeles. She was waiting for one of the big producers to discover all her hid- den talent. One did discover her and decided to claim her as his own private property. They live in the suburbs of Los Angeles. Lois tWal1aceJ Brown is a commercial teacher at Logansport High School She loves it there and her husband is an excellent pharmacist-the best the town has ever had. They have two chil- dren. A neighbor lady takes care of the little ones through the day. I guess I had better include myself, Sue Ly- barger, in this. I live about three miles west of Hartford, am married to Tom Murphy, have two boys and two girls, and am very happy. Sponsored by 50 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, PORTLAND. INDIANA SENIOR POEMS Ruth Annette Amstutz, A cute little miss. Went to school for twelve years Before her first kiss. A swell girl is Helen, With a sweet and ready smile. If it weren't for Stucky, Her time wouldn't be worth while. Barbara Baumgartner, so happy and gay, Never seems to have anything to say. With all the boys she's very shy, But she could get one if she would try. Sharon Biberstein, our Senior queen, The greatest the school has known, Can sleep while sitting up: This, she has readily shown. Dorothy Boice, a hard working Senior, If you should wish to see, Just take a peek in the Kozy Kornerg And there she is sure to be. Roger Call, sly as a foxy Can't argue his way out of a box. We all admit he has dark hair, Along with the title, No Brains to Sparel' Larry Bollenbacher, an ideal young farmer, Is as upright as a knight in armor. When you hear guys laughing in the hall, You'll know he's leader of them all. Donald Dailey, never sad, But in the assembly is sometimes bad. It tills the girls with loads of joy, To be on a date with this glamorous boy. Innocent Ellenberger Always Sleeping in history, Is he an owl or a human?'??'?'?? This still is a mystery. Shirley Fenstermaker has a freckled nose, And cheeks as blushing as a rose. She has bright red hair and sparkling eyes, She readily laughs, but seldom cries. If you want just a pretty girl, Who's purely innocent of any quarrel, Just give Sharlene Flueckiger a smile, And she'1l smile right back at you. Larry Hanni. six feet tallg ' Whose favorite sport is basketball, He goes to Bakers every night. They sometimes quarrel, but never fight. Carol Heeter, tho rather tall, Really isn't very large at all. Gay and charming, very sweet, At catching OWLS, she can't be beat. Handsome Bob Hofstetter, The Studebaker boyg Sometime they'll take his license, And give him a toy. Elaine Hunt, our leading ladyg Gracious to one and all. Her quiet step and easy manner, Unheard through the hall. Lowell Landers A manager true, If it weren't for him, What would Schutz do???? Jean Lehman is quite a lass: She studies day by day. If a thing seems impossible, She always finds a way. Sweet Susie Lybarger, Her friends call her Sue. If it weren't for Bryant, What would she do? Carl Macklin, our ladies' man, He loves 'em one and all. He's a star in any sport, Especially baseball. Ruth Moser, the peach of our eyeg Would make a swell girl for some nice guy. She's a trifle timid and a little shy, But has a smile for everyone passing by. Just listen to the noise, As you walk through the hall, Where the girls stand and gab, Sharon Neal leads it all. Alice Norr, a lady fair, With short and curly light brown hair, Happy, charming, very sweet: ln getting school work she can't be beat. Velma Patty, our leading artist, In drawing she excels. And when it comes to boys, She loves them just as well. Ronnie Rhoades, the classroom sage, Reads his funnybaoks page by page. Dark and handsome, fairly tall, He is the leader of us all. Down the hall of Geneva High Dave Robinson comes lazily by. YOu'll recognize that shuffled walk: Seems like all he does in class is talk. Big Bob Schisler is quite a sport, Gets in trouble in every port. Known as Goose, this jolly lad ls rather mischievous, but never bad. A girl with patience is what it takes To be a nurse and get some place. Sharon Stahly has lots to spare, Which should put her name way up there. Elwin Van Emon, Called E1gie for shortg Doesn't play ball, But he's still a good sport. Lois Dean Wallace has Blue eyes and blonde hair. You'l1 see her at ball games, Three feet in the air. When Bonnie Vorhees. takes a notion, She can talk with any motion. She's not too serious and takes life with a grin Even if it gets her a sock in the chin. Sponsored by IEFFERSON GARAGE 8 FELBER MACHINE 6 WELDING SHOP, BERNE, IND 51 NO MORE HOMEWORK How would you like to he principal for a day? When Pamela Iones was elected student council president, never did she dream that for one day she would be having to make the thousand and one decisions required of a school principal: but that occasion arose. With Mr. Lundquist, the principal, on his way to a convention: and both the vice principal and school secretary ill, the student council was given the reins. Buzz Bailey as substitute home economics teacher and a limburger cheese sandwich in the trunkful of costumes for Rusty Wings, were not the worst of the antics. Somehow at the end of the day, when Mr. Lundquist returned, situations managed to right themselves: and the school regained normalcy. CA ST Miss Goodin-Mathematics teacher: not as mean as she seems ......... Mrs. Clendenning-Science teacherg plump, sensitive to heat ............ Miss Ogilvie-English teacher and DRAH-MA Coach ..,....,.,................... Mr. Harper-History teacherg middle-aged and a confirmed bachelor .,..... Coach Guthrie-Breezy, congenial .... ..,.............,..................r,........,,...........,........... Mr. Lundquist-The long-suffering, ambitious principal .,................... Pamela Jones-Capable, conscientious, well-liked .................. ..... W ............-...... Buzz Bailey-Pamela's boy friend, with more freckles than brains .......... Shalimar Ames-A trouble-maker, good-lookingg over-indulged Midge Murphy-Fond of rumors and bubble gum ....i.............,,........... .. Faversham Lightly-A Freshman: slow and sleepy ,.,,.............. Tallulah Ploetz-The high schoo1's gift to the The-ah-ter ....... Ronald Sassoon-Handsome, over-confident basketball star ....... Sponsored by 52 TEXACO SERVICE STATION 8 I-IAFFNERS 5.5 TO 51.00. NORR LEHMLAN HEETER ........iRONNIE RHOADES ............BOB SCHISLER ..........BOB HOFSTETTER HUNT ...........LARRY HANNI BAKER ..,,......-........L0is Wallace ........LOWELL LANDERS LYBARGER ..........ROGER CALL GENEVA, INDIANA x i 5 .H Q 5 3 N S, ' Q A my fx' fr? fv .4 9- Q Q I J Y ea 5 ,Z ,EI ie f 3? rf., 4,-Q':?f::fi W ,+ 5. 5 as X. iv vs kk X tx ff S X w W Z 1, X N X AXLLX l N1 ' 213-w . '- 9 '- x F' J. : H a 1 , M ASS, ,S R if L4 gx' , i, :fn b A 4 I The show must go on! 4. Napoleon! Eeeeeeeeek!! 5. She did it! 7. Empty!! The show down. 5, Need any help? 8. The wrong hem Sponsored by DIERKES IMPLEMENT SALES 8 BOWER IEYVELRY STORE, DLiCA'I'UR, IND. 53 , 1' 'X Ffa K f , 5 A 5- ' f,' -1-', 2 ff' 4 Bed time, but no sleep. Say, whose car? Did you say handsome? Don't lean too hard. Tired feet. ,gp 1 2'ffi?'ifWr ai fo - , 1 H Ms V, -Y- y- Y VT r 't Yvs ,5- . And on the right you have- . Do you need any help? . Don't get left, boys. . Well, let's go for a ride. . Rolly-coaster ride. Sponsored by Slick Chick! Look behind you, Velma. Iust saw Lincoln. Laugh at the birdy. Arriving at destination. No parking by a fire plu 54 THE PEOPLES BANK E3 FEENEY'S FLOVVERS. PORTLAND, IND. 9 , X , J Punk's Barber Sho THE BRIDGE BUILDER An old man, going a lone highway, Came at evening, cold and grav, To a chasm vast and deep and wide Through which was flowing a sullen tide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim, The sullen stream had no fears for him: But he turned when he reached the other side And built a bridge to span the tide. Old man, said a fellow traveler near, You are wasting your strength in building here, Your journey will end with the closing day. You never again must pass this way. You have crossed the chasm deep and wide, Why build you this bridge at eventide? The builder lifted his old gray head. Good friend, in the path I have come, he said, There follows after me today A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm that has been naught for me To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be. He, too, must cross in the twilight dim. Good sir, I am building this bridge for him. - William Allen Dromgoole DONATIONS P . Iudys Beauty Shop Gus Mann 55 tyffht. V-J. :X . 'X Zig : -' t Q '- 'f xA.'l' f4l' a'9 ' fi 1 553 it V bllgvggi f I I K zip-2- 2.1: ii Ky- a n y Jxkms ,V 71,1 i , cg, -5 .-.' '-, u-,:w- Q , 'fr f 1- fikgsgf 1 3 e 'f ' of . 'fi Xififf ' b' W 4f'g3 35'!Lv3'f1i , .. ' -' WEA-43.2 1, 1 , 1 -' 1' xl ' li' l1g5?i?k47 1' if va? '52 1 '. ' avg-f1 4 .. 1 .l Q 'ffm V, Q' 4-I V , 'X swim- '69-2f.eg:1q' ,,,- .:5 fm.. .4 , ,E-1... X-I zuzlwb. .., V .. lit. 'lyk' 5 H .5 3' h K A. V' , N Q M-L , ,r Q-:I ...gi 2 nm VL: iz, . new-xx' .J ' 5- .if ' A A f '- -f- -.uf . ,A W, ,: mfg : 4 ' brllp-fm:-' .Lani A ,, .. xy .. - N M I .f: f'f--. qu- '.-,l , A l FOREWORD The above pictures represent the beginning of the Geneva School Athletic Field. This Held is just one example of the many ways our school has grown in the past few years. Its improvement will be paralleled by better educational facilities and opportunities in the school for the benefit of our future students. Athletic Field - - 1953- 1 954 .er -Lk :by L sa' Co-Editors - Picture Editors Sports Editors Literary Editors Art Editors Advertizing - Business Managers Prophecy - History Poem Will - Music Editors Typists - ANNUAL STAFF n 4- in :- nr nv Elaine Hunt Bob Schisler - Carol Heeter Sharlene Flueckiger - Larry I-Ianni Carl Macklin Elwin Van Emon - Iean Lehman Lois Wallace Sharon Neal Velma Patty Sharon Biberstein Ronnie Rhoades Ruth Annette Amstutz Helen Baker - Sue Lybarger Bonnie Vorhees Dave Robinson Sharon Stahly Dorothy Boice - Roger Call Ierome Ellenberger Shirley Fenstermaker Larry Bollenbacher - Alice Norr Ruth Moser - Bob Hofstetter Barbara Baumgartner Don Dailey Lowell Landers r '.,.,.,,., -N ,,A 4 MN. X I .V fi me .fzfh Q V , Mr..- f Y fhf, ,il ry I ' ww fi P4 pp' af .fr y, MVA I uv HWY' wwf 9 v .:',,4 1 1 ' ' I I I I 1 A t Hygli ,pf H F , ,,.U u iuquh V V' ' 41 1 Y., 4 v 5' UV ,M vm, sql, .gb '.' ay, '. O W. f I 14 W-R N'-1' f ., ' m ut,- A I 1 .Ma-.', mf. 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J 'I wmmmmw ,, . .7-1-,, , , QW' .-IPL w,-,,a:'- ., 'if,ffY:f 5:'f Ulj 5. 'sh' 4, Dlx 1 'n '- .,.,X,,, 1..1,, N., fwmwwx,, ll! ,f'4F,!..i1IlhMff,' M: his ' ' V H.: ., nr my 11 .ky , , lwivqi ikylllimii 15,9 HV . X + lr n ly, 51 3 Iv Mhwmnb' N v .1 1 . nv ,1..,v W, If 1,-13'3f5, ' f,f1f,n1'?tfl,14.l J '23 I' lc J gc .nm MM 2 , W .. , I. 1,7-'-'.-'- !'u'-M a Nr , vt-u fx-aw -5 mmf '4 'J .Ml,p 2 'N '.aa:',' 331121 v MMWMM' DEDICATION TO OUR PARENTS We, the Senior Class of 1954, dedicate this four- teenth edition of the Legend to our parents, who have been loving, patient, and understanding since our childhood. TO OUR SPONSOR We also dedicate this the fourteenth edition of the Legend to Mrs. Dorothy Owens, who has been our untiring friend and wise counselor during the past four years. 1 .f S POTT5 . f if 35W 3 VM As we compiled this annual Into a great big book, We had to have the pictures At which you people look. Cl a-SSCS Our cameraman was willing, , Said we could do the rest 1,3 As he hunted for the subjects A That would be the very best. Lf Wyfr. I-le took pictures of the vsportsmen, r1,,fl, But thought they wouldnt do: 1VLt ',,f , Added shots of all activities- 1 C, Not one, but quite a few. There were pictures of the classes That were nice, we do agree- l-le also had some fine ones Of the high school faculty. These were good but didn't please He wanted something more. That's it! At last he found them, The class of '54, him, 7'lv,7-I 3 ,:f .,Jw'?1fJ:f'V fr-.. wr? fi fm 'I 7La'.t 1 rf? 'izf:-f-ji-2 fl' GX Ya UW yr' sammy 7