Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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HISTORY As we began our Senior year, we found approximately one-third of the group remained that had begun the first grade Jgether. Many had come and gone during this time. We were all saddened on the night of January 22 of our Senior year, when one of our classmates, Arthur A. Zuercher, 'as killed instantly in an auto accident. We have many pleasant memories from our twelve years in school, and among these were our Junior Class Play and ur class parties. The fall of our Senior year, we traveled to Fort Wayne to see the Holiday On Ice. But, probably, the time we will best remember is the night of May 10, when we graduated from Geneva High School nd became alumnae. I, SUE AFFOLDER, do hereby will my position in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it, providing he can find any- thing to eat after everyone else is through the line. I, LARRY AMSTUTZ, will my ability to fill a basketball suit and not use it, to any Freshman who promises to use it more than I did. I, MYRNA AMSTUTZ, do hereby will my ability of beating drums and crashing cymbals to anyone who thinks he can stand the noise. I, STEVE BAUMAN, hereby will my cross-country suit to Jerry Mosser, providing he makes better use of it than I did. I, ALAN BAUMGARTNER, want everything I have, so therefore I bequeath nothing to anyone. I, PAULINE BDILER, will my ability of getting along with Mrs. Van Matre four hours a day to Larry Nevil, who needs it badly. I,. JOYCE BOICE, will my ability to get out of study hall to Hope Meyers and my seat in the Assembly to someone who likes to sit in the front seat. I, LARRY BRANSTETTER, do hereby will my position on the First Team to Larry Newcomer, providing he doesn't get as many splinters as I did. I, CAROL JEAN CALL, having no brains and no beauty, will my ability to avoid boys and be a bookworm to Sharon Howe, I, DAN CRAIG, will my church key to Ashes Wheeler, providing he opens as many cans of beans with it as I have. I, NORENE FARLOW, do hereby will my musical ability to Judy McBarnes, providing she makes as much use of it is I have. I, GERALDINE FLUECKIGER, will my position as cheerleader for two consecutive years to Linda Wilhoite. I, JERRY HOFSTETTER, being of sound mind, will my ability of getting moved in Mrs. Rhoades' study hall to Jerry Mosser, providing he gets moved as much as I did. I, LARRY HUNT, will my whiskers to Ray Norr, I, ALICE LEHMAN, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with teachers to Sue Bollenbacher and Connie Striker. I, ARTHUR MCCOLLUM, will my ability to play hooky to Joe Gerber, providing he gets caught more than I did. I, PAUL Buzz NEAL, having a shortage of willpower, mind and body, will nothing, because going through Seneva High School has taken everything I can spare. I, LORENE NEUENSCHWANDER, being of sound mind and body, will my ability of writing shorthand to Ralph Schmitt. I, IVAN NEVIL, will my ability to play basketball to Mert fWonder Boyj Sprunger, who needs it very badly. I, SHIRLEY NEVIL, will my blonde hair to Nancy Bollenbacher, providing she lets it grow longer than I have, I, NANCY NEWCOMER, do hereby will the nickname of Chub to Sue Bollenbacher. I, STEVE SPRUNGER, will my one and only baritone to anyone who wants it, providing they can get by with the same amount of practice as I did. I, CECIL TEETER, will my Chemistry book to Olin Leroy Werst, providing he gets more out of it than I did. I, MARY MARTHA WHEELER, being of sound mind and body, will my second year Latin book to anyone who thinks te can read it. I, WARREN YODER, do hereby will my ability to swipe paper and borrow pencils, to anyone who gets as hard up ts I did. I9

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