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PECK Divcl January 26, 1945 Ilis namc is inclelihly written in thc hook ot' our 1'cmcmh1'ance as a staunch ancl true fricncl. For 22 years he scrvecl Geneva Iligh School as teacher, principal ancl snperintcnclcnt. llc gave generously ot' his time ancl calmly pei't'oi'mc1l the mnltitnflc ot' tasks that his position reqnirccl. Ilis loyal clcvotion to his work anil nntiring efforts on hehalt' of his stnclcnts will cnshrinc him in the memory ot' all who knew him. 'Flivi'i- is no fanlingg past for sun-h a man llofl-hlcissoil aml svlt'-iw-spi-vtiiig. all his gifts Ho ll'021Slll't'll. anil fnlfilli-sl tht- nohlii plan That tai' ahovv thc- oarth thc- soul nplifts. His yoivv will still i'etm'n in ph-asant oliver. Though no sountl wavvs will hrvak tho silvni-e mln-vp: llis gransl cxaiiipli' lingvrs, hright and vlear. To L-liver' that spirit, though the oyvs may wi-cp. Alfred M. l'llil I'll, Senior Sponsor 4 i ' if V Dedication lVe, the eluss of nineteen hunclrecl anal l'orty-tive, take g'reat priile in cleclieating our Aquila to Miss Lois McCulloch. For the past three years she, as our teacher and our friencl, has taken :1 personal interest in our class :incl has helperl us in our numerous clitlieulties. She was sponsor oi' our elziss when we were Juniors and in our Senior year was sponsor ol' our Aquila. Ilericleas were niuny and weeoulil never have ehosen il hetter zulvisor. Iler eoinrzuleship is one which the Seniors will eherish when l'ClllClllllCl'lIlg' ilays at G. II. S. Declieating' our annual to her is only an snlall part oi' our appreciation. She will never he forgotten hy the elziss of 3145. 5 G. H. S. Faculty Virginia Spaiford, B. S. Alfred Ekern, B. S. Ruth Holden, A. B. Tz1lkatiw, Tolerzmt, Tall l+'riemily. Faithful, l+'ii1v', 'tNi4-mi, Neat. Natural Ohio State South llzikota Statm- Vollvgv Ohm-rlin Vollvgt- l,nU,ligh Kent State, Ohio Statv liliivc-rsity of l'iIil'zlgjo ' C- ' , . . , . l'mvei's1ty ot Mmm-sotsi JV. High Social Smiling lmlilstrizil Ai-ts Helen DeCicco, A. B. -omasi. iimlllilltt Phillip Lamb. B- S- Sarah Stevenson. A- B-. M- A fii?1IilOl'OllSH t'oiisi4lvi'z1to. l'z11i:1lmIv. UI 0l'f'ltfl1l- lf'1'f11lk. Flllii' Youngstown ljollhgl. i1 'l2 'W'iH Noi-tliwe-storm l'liiv1-rsity Fnurligh 8 9 John Hopkins liiiivm-rsity l'olumlmizi l'1liw-i'sity A D A . .V T ' . ' ' 1 . . . . . Mmmt lmml' uhm MAN History, i1lYll'S, Som-ml Sftltilim t'homist1'y. Physii-S Margaret Peck, A. B. Inspiring, Intelligent, Martha Buchanan. A- B- Malldie PHXt0I1, A. B., M. A. lntort-stiligr t'l,oy1il, iiillljlilillgl. l.oVz1hI1- Catlin, Fool. l'oliovtwl Hirzim l'oll0g'c-, xVl'Si0I'll Ohio Stzitv Muskingum Vollvgi- Rl'Sl'l'Yk' lilliVt'I'SiTy iiLll'I'L'lli liveiit. St'i6lll'L' liliilllllltiil lvlliVl'I'Sii-Y S1-iom-e liitm-i':itl1i'o Home l'Ii-onoruivs 6 Olga Hanson, A. B. Vo-up4'l'ziitix'e, 1'hwl'fl1l. f'llIllIl0il'lIi Ohio Staiv i'0IlllIlK'l'l'i2li. Latin Esther Smithberger, A. B. 'Storm Stzitvly, Siillllliiliillgliy Ohio l'l1ivei'siTy Uhiu Siam- .. . . ,. . . l IllVt'l'.-ITV oi 1 lllvlllllilil 1 'llIllIll4'I'l'l2l I Grace Rabenstein Vim, Yigm-. Yif:iliTy Iiostoii l'i1ivm-rsity Uiliu Siilil' Hyun. Ili-zilili H G. H. S. Faculty 1' Robert Cluggish, A. B. Slcyswzlpm-i ' l'i1ivvrsi'ry of Kvnflu-ky Gym, H4-111111 Theodore Grafel, B. S. 'Mm-lmlious, Mzlrrioil, Mm-ek A lliiqlwsiw Vilivorsify AIllSil' Lois McCulloch, A. B. 'Ai,l'l'Tf-Y. Prmnpt, Poppy Muslcingiini l'ollv,g'i- linglish T, Spanish K William Siegel, B. S. HSTVUIIQ- S0UfiIl'l'll. 'fl'1'ogi'0sSivv. l'ei'sewi-illgy l'0siiiV0 liowlingg' iil'l't'll NVilmington l'0ll1-go Hiwlm- S1-hool l'rim-ipal Mathc-riizltim-s Alice Ward, A. B. lil-zlvioils. fi9lll'I'llllS, fh-rifle Ohio VW-Sieyzlli l'iiiwl'sity of l'olm'z11lo M zithvnlai ic-S Minnie Cook UAt'1'll!'2liU, Amizilmlv, Am lmifious ' ' Sr-lmol Swi'0iz1l'y f-- fffwlfy. JVM ,wma 72697, f ai President-Warren De September 6- 1 illlllllllll 1l- witl1 thv ll'2lVl'i ' A lmriglt .1y . ,lllSl l111g'i1111i11g to t111'11. lh' sllll still hot 11s ' ' ' it l1e.1t 111 th 1l1.1w' ' I'llllQ'll th11 x1i11 s ot R1111111 359, - 'll'l ' 11111 p. 111 us wisl1i1111 1 s111111111-1- ww ' ,, l11 1. ,lllSl lll'g.L'llllIl 0' ' 11- -. 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This was ' l . 11l1:1t lIll'y l1z11l lu-11111 waiting 'F111' z1ll thvii' livvs tl11 ' tl11 .- - T111111 11'l11111 ky 1-1111l1l suv HW ' K , 1' 1'11 s1111i111s pl- 'l ' lwith lllll 111s1s J XXI 1 . 111 '11l1l1l l11'H'1'111lU T11 ' Loria , ,,'1- ll11'111 tl1'i1' lll'll 111' s11p111'i111'ity 11lft111' wziiting tml wl111l1' V1-airs' Vice President-Don Beach Sec'y-Trees.-Lo ' 1 W I . ll11- s11pl111111111-vs Zlllll '1111'1 l'1-It 1111111 UI retta Davis Jlll . .1 lll'S -1 ,' 1111111 1111 lllilll lust y1-:11', with 'l11' 1i111's 111:1lii11g' wl1is1111-- - 1 11l llllllllligllls z1l1111t lllll 11111111 lth1i1 I111 1111- sul 11111 xl .r I. . ,, p111,11'1-t l111' ll11- y1-12'f1 ll ill tl11- first WH' ' 11l1 11l s1-h1111l. Zllltl lllll 1h11111111'1-s 1'1-zifly l'1111z111ytl1i11g:l 'l'l11' l'l'tSl!- II w111'11 rezillv I -11 ' 11,,11111111g to l1-1Jltl111i1'v1 ll :1111l NVllll tl11i1 'I 'S 1 ' 111'w 1'1111fi1l11111'11 1l1J1'i1l1-1l lllk' Juniors F 1 rv sg 43 V l V l is ww 5 1 ' 1 i W . N i 5 k A 1 1- 1' an . 6- K V 1 Qi gy! ' if 1 1 l 1 ff 1111 -1 D. Beach E. Carle 1. Clutter V. Cook lVl, C0011 D. Cook cowger L, Davis W1 Df'-OM R. Eller E. Elwood D. Geho ll Harper J, Hoffman B. Hughes B. Hunt C. lnscho L Kal' 10 .ey uniors g S Mg' . TY' x , J ,i CX . ' rx 1 1 . S ' V, N 3 F . -L f f l ie..- . . .el i fe... f 1, vc l W. 4 - as ff ff 'fs 1' . . R -wif it J will if . 1 .. 9-' , ' ' Q 1 :Vu -. il w it G 'L R. Kelley J. Kelly S. Lehr A. Lister W. Luther B, McCarty D4 lVlCllI'2ill1 J. Moss L. Nedro B. Patrick B. Peters W. Rice S. Ruck K. Russell E, Schmiel C4 Sickles S. Smith Nl. Snyder R. Spring B. Stafford W. Starkey B. Starkey K. Steiner M. St. John B- Strong C. TraDP S. Troy J. Webster R. Welker time hurl zzrrivefl for theni to lord it over the still somewhat enutious Sth gzgrallers anll the eonipletely hewihlerefl seventh grade. The first week wns heltei'-Skelter with l'i'1-qnenl trips to the hook room for those + essentials to knowle4lg'e anll no one quite sure what snhjeets he was taking. lint it was really lots oi' fun :intl soon :ill was noi-- lnnl. When the smoke finally settlell. the seniors t'onn4l themselves t'l'2llIlIlll'll into n honierooin with two to ai sent insteznl ot' one. :intl the soplioinoi-es tto their slirprisel were tnking two kinlls ol' history :intl not :1 hit of nmthl lint who eonlml eornplzlin nlvout Iilllltll' tlelnils like thut, with so Illilliy iniportzint things to think nlmout? So tl. H. H. was ot- fieinlly open lox' nnothei' yenr. Sinee they hull 2lSSlIIlll'tl thnt superior nir, the seniors lleeislell theyhl liettei' prove tlieniselves innnellizitely. so they proeeetlell to tlo so hy sponsoring El tlilllel' after the I'ei'ry-llenevzi gznne on St'lllt'lIllWl' 15th. 11 CATCH? f 'n President-Roy Horton Vice President-Bill Geho Sec'y-Treas.-Leslie Skidmore of none 011111 than 1 ll i Sophomores a--, ff , 1 an is E 1 .1 'iv C' Anderson Christian Gruey Jones gl g l , , if A. Avsec D K J B R ,Q I 5 V ,i 4- A7 Kwai' 5 . Beswick , Crittenden . Horton B. Kiefer Sophomores A Q 1' X! Agni I K ,Q ea ' f,,w,,l7l ' I Z H r w if l 7 1, K ' A. ary, . ' ' ' .2. sy B. Lord D. Mansfield M. Manstield C. Marsch R. Maynard P. Morrison B. Nichols W. Nilsen D. Pasqualonl W. Penhollow R. Perkins H, Peters A. Peterson I. Pulsifer V. Quayle G, Rich P,Rouchourst G. Russell C. Schroeder l. Schaeffer L, Skidmore L, Snavely H. Snyder S. Sopczak G, Stone C, Tempky IVIA Todarg A. Zavvada C. Troy tw. llill l'1llll'mnl :lllll Aililit' Iirollll. Biilllll' pl'l-View ill' ihl- lll'0lll, wi- iillllii. ill-llllll-l' Ililh shilwl-ll ihall ill-limi-l':ll-y is slill pl'l'Y2lil'lli ill il. ll. S. Ailil'l' vl'0l'y lm-llllnl 1-xl-1-pl S0817 lmx lll'2li0l'j' hzlil hi-1-ll 1'llllliUyt'Ii. Hiiil'l'l'H w0l'l- fillzllly vlevtlwl zlllil look lhl-il' lJiill'i'S all thi- hi-:ills ol' the vlzlssl-s. 'I'hi- ship ul' stzlie l-ilulil lml'lll-will sllllnltllly lltlil' :ls 1-olllpilti-lil hslllmlls timoh on-l'. I1 was ill NOVl'llliN'l'.21Sfill' illllliililii gzllllll with iilliil 2lIllH'iJ2ll'ill'fi. ihzli The t'ilt'l'l' lvzlll- ers, zllllllg lvilh il low other l'lliilllSii1Siil' sup- plll'l1'l's plzlllllvcl El pill'2lliK' iU211iliS1Jil'ii til the mllllrlillg'-llll ill' thi- l'uo'tllllll svzlsoll. i':ili'il il0lIll'l'0iDlll wus lil pl'epzll'l- 21 ihlzlt :lllll i-veil iillillglil i1 lliil Vilill all the lzlsi minute. thi' Y - illlzlls worn- llI'llS0llil'4i ill the glylll. Xvhll l'2lll i i-0l'Ql'i lhlllzlhl lJl'oll,qll'f tivll up ill Thi- iJllI'i21lJ l'D0n't look so happy, Foosev' salvlc l'K'1Jl'l'Sl'IliillQ' ASiliiliJ1lii1 Hill the hzlg'. The i.I'0SilIIlllll with their iilliil hull. the soph- illlllllws with ill'lg'ilT 1-illol-1-ll Higtlili Iilliihw ' 13 Freshmen if lst Row-P. Mathieu, D. W helpiey, S. Akerman B Rhodes J M th , . , . a ews, D. Kriesher, M. Schwartz, H. Marsh, G Patrick 2nd Row-H. Reed, A. Warren, H. Martins, B. Mattice, E. Zito, B. Lockwood, G. Malthy, D. Luther, M. Theilan 3rd Row-C, Johnson, R. Hoskins, B. White, D. Cook, H. Kissman, P. Patrick, W. Thornb President-Bob Ronsky Vice President-Jim Johnson Se-c'y4Treas.-Gene Zito erry, A. Barnes, G. Mathews illlil tho rousing yells from ovor parade of floats passod by? ut N1 as .1 oar, for Wlfl1 tho Rvtl Cross slrivo fo ronlly out-tlifl oursolvo rooms going' over tho T n1o1nl1ership and that l'1t'01l0II1ll'S ll0p'11'fII put-kecl for the ll 1 tryinv' to ilo ou Z., t, 611113 was 1n'11le 1 cyelancl Mt Muneum 111 l th tserw H19t0I'll'2ll 501101 . . 1 y as olijemtlus Th, . . , ' - 4 excursion xx as hlgllll 'ht - l l 211111 1l1f01'Ill2ll 1-hat witl S Tho siophouloros felt, i 'forians of our 111110. With Dom-o111l1e1' can 10 tho snoxx 111 snow-AND NURIC SNUVW Wt 14 'yllotly .ls thx I-But 1.1.1-l.S. had not forgotten 1 th1'1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' November tame 1' 1111-n1l1e-rslilp VH S with many home Op for 21 100 pai ll was11't nllll Thx Homo . 101117 nuulo 100 utlllty lmvs P' for servit-0 mon :mtl 10 Christnias lmoxts tu re oc piople in the lotn V Home, all of which made us fool we wwe 1. r part, small as it may ln It was in NOVl'IIlll91'-1l'1P 28th to lu ui 21011-XVl1P11 the sophomore history class g.11iy wavvd good-by to the rest of us who hal to go to school and spent tho 1lf1y in 1 lu l I 1 1 dill siQ'htseei11Q'. Th Q . .ll mais Wllll tho Ult ' ' ' . . 21 oWfstun Rwtu. ' ' ' ' g ti 1ythelun1h 1 pt-river lrw111 xx l1o s one of the hntst his wintvr lwl'nr4- llut in-vi-r like this. lt :ill stnrll-ml nn lim-4-iiilwi' llth :intl we clnln't su one pntm-li nt' sith-wzillc until the initlllh- nt' l m-ln'nzn'y :intl srzlrvely any sun :it :ill until. ol' vonrsr, l rln'u:iry 2. wht-n it 1-znnr out long enough lor Blr. llrounel llog to sw- his shzul- ow :intl spring' lmnvli into his hole. lllillilllgl' us inure vm-rtuin we voultl look torwnrrl to six inure weeks nt' winter. Mzlny wc-rv the elzlys that the rozuls were so haul that the hnssvs tli4ln't 1-omv at all, leaving us with smlly ill-plotwl classes of the unhappy cron- turrs whose misfortune it was to live in town. As sponsors of the Homecoming 1.121114-0. most of the seniors spent all day the 27th of lla-1-cnilwr up to their elhows in soap suxls giving' that th-sired snowy effect to the ever- green trees which were to decorate the gym for the annual affair. But the chappetl arms antl hands were worth it just to hear thv 1-xrlamutiolls voiced over the winter won- tlorlannl in whit-h 100 students and alumni mlanm-d to the strains of the musir of Joe Montznnn-o :incl his hand. Although the sen- ior class vmue out on the short side of tht Freshmen Otto and His Harem lst Row--K. Hall, L. Lockwood, C. Spinelli, G. Pudder, R. Wickert, J. Seely, D. Otello. 2nd Row---D. Kothe, J. Snyder, G. Maurer, . 3rd RowAL. Truman, J. Johnson, B. Ronsky, B. rown 4th Row-H. Sp rx . Nl. Starke , C. Sutton, J. Noyes, D. Cutlip. J otto, A. Grill, y B , D. Redmond, J. Hanson, P. Mellon, L. Hasenpttug, K Leonard D Lomas ackman, D. Stiffler, J. Pollock, IVI. Swartz, IVI. Bonderia, Nl. McColl, J. Kossick, D, Branford, 15 ighth Grade lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row B, Hawes, C. Fieata, H. Cow ger, R. Castelli, T Nlaltby G Conrad C Patrick N P L . , . , . , . asqualone. L. Unsinger, D. Reno, P. Widlets, B. Covel, D. lVliller, D. Gergely, B. Pudder, H. Russell. B. Hillier, E. Cox, L. Pasqualone, P. Wetzig, R. Clutter, J. Lister, J. Nlazzatenta, J. DeLoria, D. Seeley, E. Bates. A. Schupska, B. Starkey, H. Crislip, D. Dean, R. Brooks, R. Atwood J. Butl r ' ' Fat, Don and Feet , e., J. Bu.gvvm, lVl. lVlihm, E. Spinelli. tinanees Canil there was only enough puneh for tive glasses apieeej the clanee was a sue- eess ancl every one went home claneerl out anrl happy. Still not forgetting the war whieh w-:s still with us, fl. ll. S. mleeirlecl to take up lionil selling anil a mighty fine job we fliil ot' it toi. With December as the month tor sales the elass of l95Il alone solil 343,975 worth of honfls wliieh gained tor them the aelmiration ot the whole sehool. Mrs. Warml's home room of seventh graders macle as their goal the selling of enough boncls to purchase a fielml amhulanee. The encl of the rlrive fouiwl them even exeeeiling' their mark. Yliho eoulrl 1 for feeling proud, when thry blame then knew that somewhere 011 a fighting front, there was an army tielcl ambulance with their name on the panel insiile! The 9th grade, Sth juniors aildeil their bit of salesmanship, too. boosting the grand total to 37250. Our ef- forts to speed victory had paid for just ex- actly one seeonml of war. grade, senior, sophomores. anil Afte niores cleeideil that all the snow mivrht as D well he put to some use, so they sponsor--il r Christmas vacation. the sopho- 7, a sleigh rislv. The touiperatnrv was low hut spirits wore high as the sleigh wont up anil clown the sparkling winter roails. anll all voir-es wt-ro raiseil in song. Uno of the ontstaniling assonihlios of tho yoar was planned hy tht- sophomore anil junior history classes when on l ehruary 9. tlwy pri-sviitvtl to ithv stuilont holly Mr. Salom Rizk, author of A Syrian Yankee. M r. Rizk's interesting' and witty 21l't 01llll ol' his lift' , rm-ritwl the enthnsiastiv revs-ption and ap- l plausv that the stuilvnts gave him. Ht- loft us with an il1ll'llgl'l'?llJlll'fl copy of his hook ST' anil with tho 1-omplinwnt that we had llllljll a l'Sec anything, Gene? most attentive anfl apprt-viatix'u auilivm-0. S4-hool wont on anil soon winter was owr. Tho piles of flirty, gray snow ti- nally lliS2lIJIJ02ll'l't.l, antl the first rollin was sc-on Sl'lllllgI on tho big ht-ll in front ot tl. H. S. Spring' was nslim-rl-ml in this your with tho Junior Vlass play llc-r l irst l'llilllll'H pro- st-ntwl on llarvh 233. With ont- 4-yo on thi- Eighth Grade A A 1 N Q 4 1st Row-J. Shimek, B. Van Over, R. Gillette, C. Mitchell, N. Whisler, M. Zito, B. Davis, A. Coy. 2nd Row-Jim Kochy, A. Fraser, J. Malcom, A. Pencak, M. Beswick, P. Branek, L. Fry, B. Newman, R. Jeppe. 3rd Row-D. Stewart B. Skidmore, S. Kolb, L. Hunt, R. Scoville, J. Watson, A. Starkey, L. Evans, S. Bartlett, M. Hands. 4th Row-R. Gleason, D. Gleason, B. Lehman, R. Janson, L. Leslie, L. Stoltz, J. Baginska, C. Blough, N. Hunt, J. Barrett, J. Orkin IT Seventh Grade lst Row-D. Van Steen, G. Conrad J Dzama G Rhoad T , . , . 5, ,Jamlson, P. Lehman, L. Marsch, M. Fidel, M. L. Germack, J. Craig, P. Fieata. 2nd-D. Drought, R. Welker, G. Covel, G. Gleason, L. Stokes, B. Anchor, M. Starkey, S. Woodward, M. Jones, B. Lister. 3rd Row-J. C ' ' ' ' urtis, F. Striffler, F. Frisbie, D. Marsh, R. Hunt, G. Frisbie, N. Pelton, J. Novak, M. Mathieu, A. Dey. 4th Row-J. Bonsor, N. Potter, T. Craig, E. Peck, J. Kochy, M. Hulbert, W. Cook, J, Todaro, J. Kettering, E. Luther. finanees tto he sure there 's plenty of money for a gala proml and the other on tht an-ting ability of the juniors. the evening spent see- ing Her First l lHI1l9H provetl to he well worth while. April hrought spring fever to tj. ll. S. clreznny :incl wistful stares out the vrinilow. empty seats Cancl heznlsb in class. Seniors lolokerl forward with eager eyes i0W2ll'tl May 31. rlay of eoniineneenrent. and prom plans were well underway with hleary eyed jun- iors trying clesperutely to keep eaeh lust fle- tziil Z1 seeret.. M a A final and crowning performanee on the ti. y 18 was the tlziy the seniors gave their H. S. stage. For six weeks before. in the mari rush of final exams. eommeneement plans. and all the otltls anal entls of Hfilflllil- tion, the seniors spent eaeh evening: at re- hearsal. Untler the clireetion of Mrs. lin- ohanantnew to that tielcljthe seniors turned .cold K,dS?,, out a performanee of wlne h to be proud. 18 Allllll il swirl ul' tzilill-tal :intl nm-t, vorszig- 4-s :intl punt-li, soft light :incl sweet niusiv. the pronl vannl- :intl wont on May 25. Atta-1' tlw lIlUlllllS ot' lllilllllillgl :intl slnys ut' lizlrml work tln- juniors gave tln- seniors 21 wolnls-i't'ul sc-nfl ntl. smnvtliing ln l'0IIll'IIllll'l' nlwziys. ln quick SllK'l'0SSl0ll followvtl tliv liittvr- sweet lC'2ll'S of sl-niol' lll'l'illif2lST, the pornp :intl first NVl'21l'lllgI of cups :intl gowns at lim-- c-znlziilreutv on Many 27. and tinnlly 1.'01llII1l'lll'0- lIlt'llll VVitli honors and fan-vwells the sen- iors lvtit ll. H. S. After' May 31. the vluss ni '45 was nothing but il nwniory in ll. il. S. Yes, the 4-lass itself was gone liut surely sonwwlwre in the unnzils the vlziss of '45 'Vfhe Human pw will iind u unique spot. Tllerv will lze other clusses who will prollllee outstanding zith- le-tes, other classes whose Thespians will play lwillizilltly avross the foot lights, others that will sponsor- Honn--1-oining Ilznnfes. plan prnnis. don vup :intl gown-lmut only one Vlass of '45, Seventh Grade ... 3 . W lst Row-L. Skidmore, R. Eller, R. Brown, R. Scoville, A. Mellen, B. Bates, M. L. Wichert, M. Conrad, D. Avsec, D, M. Horner 2nd Row-A. Lehr, F. Schaeffer, E. Gornick, J. Boyd, T. Freeman, E. DSGCOYQC, J. Davis, E- Judd, N. Kiefer- 3rd Rod-J. Merrell, S. Ekerd, J. Burkholder, J, McKee, R. Tisi, A. Teegarden, B. Warren, H. Hanson, M. Pugliese, E. Cook, E M. Spade. 4th Row-R. Stone, R. Humphrey, F. Warring, C. Helm, O. Pugliese, E. Stone, L. Jeppe, J. Koschar J. Burgwin, P. Kelley, E. Rood 19 4 1 111 , 1 1 1 1 1 141 1 1 , 1 1 1' 11 11 1E '111 1111111111 11 1 11 1 1111111 1111111'11111111N 1 lm V? 13 1 M E M? I L' Q All VE W! ml 11 10? 1 91 M 1 My 111 Q11 UE 111 ' I i H1 I 1 V1 11 .11 111 111: . WE E11 1 111 fg .1 W, H111 1 1 1! 11 J11 H ?1 WMM MAJ on Football Scores Football Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva 1944-45 51 --- 27 7 0 --- 12 0 --- 0 ....... 0 --- 0 --- Season -- Perry --- Madison --- Fairport -- Mentor -- Harbor -- Painesville --- Willoughby --- Ashtabula -- Conneaut Football Team Season 1 944-45 Football practice began the third week of August. The Eagles had no coach so Mr. Peck generously gave his time 'to coaching the team. Thursday before the first game our new coach, Mr. Uluggish, came. Mr. Peck remained as coach for the first game and after that Coach Uluggish managed the team. At the Perry game, Miller's -two runs through center for 58 yards and 39 yards were very spectacular. Chapman averaged 5V2 yards per crack which also netted us two touchdowns by him in the Madison game. In the same game, Sanzotta being rushed territically, failed to find a receiver and so began running. Doing so he pitched to Smith, who reached high, pulled the ball down, and scarnpered the remaining yards for a touchdown. At Fairport. our able cen- ter. Jim Fuller, had his arm broken at the First Row-Pudder tManagerl, Swartz, Fouse, Manthey, Smith, Sanzotta, S. Ruck, B. Starkey, D. Cook, R. Kelly. Second Row-Fuller, Stone, Kettering, Spackman, Merrell, Eller, Zawada, Beach, Luther tManagerl. Third Row-Coach Cluggish, Whelply, Noyes, Ronsky, B. Geho, White, Christian, Maynard, Sopzcak, Zito. Fourth Row: Peterson, Perkins, Klinger, D. Geho, Nilsen, Deloria, Troy, Maurer. CAPTAIN BOB MERRELL 1111g.1i1111i11g 111' 11111 111111112 111111111 wus 1l1111i11111lly i11 l'l21ll'1J'1Jl'l,S 1'11x'111'. 111 11111 M111111111 Q1111111, S1111z111111's 1111111y p11ss11s 111 11111' 11111ls, 3111111-1111 111111 S111i111, w111'11 11111s111111li11Qq. 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Iiill S1111'k11y i111'lll'4l i11 21 Sil1l'llll11 1JPl'l.0l 1l1- 11111111 i11 his Dilvliillg 11p 11111 li1111. Dick M11111l111y pl11y1111 his 1111s1 2211110 of 11111 s1111s1111 hy lllillilllg s1111111 l11111111iful 1111-kles wl11111 111111ki11g llp 11111 li11e i11 11111 VVi1l1111g1111y g1111111. 111 11111 Ash11111ul11 g1111111. 13011 l 01lSf' p1-11v1111 l1i111s1111' 1111 1111 94011111 111 1111-kl11 p11si1,io11. Dick M.1111sh was fi11ally1111111 111 prove 1111 1-1111111 p-l11y 11111111 111111 i11 11111 l11s1 g'1111111 of 11111 s1111s1111 wi1h C1111111111111. ,,, 4. . ,ff 1 J Emi Nun RAY CHAPMAN Outstanding Football Player of '44445 Athletic Association President-Bob Strong Vice President-Jim Johnson Secretary-Jane Anderson Bus. Manager-Jim Fuller Sponsors-Mr. Ekern, Coach Cluggish, Mr. Seigel Geneva High Lettermen SENIORS Ray Chapman-l+'11llbaek-3rd HG . Ray was a hard boy to stop and was good on defense by making tackles that were really felt by our opponents: he gave three really good years to football. D011 Fouse-Left Tac-kle-2nd year out and his 2nd HG . Don was a hard charger and his bone crushing attacks will be missed. Jim Fuller-Left Tackle-lst year out and his lst HG . Jim was hunt at the begin- ning of the seaso11 but in the short time he played he showed he was a good ball handler and backer-up of the line. Jerry Kettering-Right Halfback-2nd year out and his 2nd HG . Jerry was also injured in the middle of the season and after that his flashy running and block- ing were sorely missed. Dick Ma.n13hey-Center-lst year out and his lst G , Dick started out as left guard but was then shifted to cenlterz he laeked experience but improved at the end of the season. Dick Marsh-Right Halfbaek-1st year out and received an AA letter. Dick came out late in the season but showed himself as a fast and shifty runner but lacked experience. Bob Merrell-lleft End-3rd year out and his 2nd G , Bob was chosen captain and well deserved itg he is one of the best ends in the league. He has remark- able ability to catch a ball and is a dead- ly taekler. Jim Miller-Left Halfbaek-3rd year out and his 2nd UG . Jim was at first blocking back but as time went by we depended on him to play right haltbaek after Kettering was injured and sonne- times quarterback: he is a hard runner and taekler. Tony Sanzottaf-Quarterbaek--3rd year out and his 3rd G , Tony is the last of the Sanzottas to prove to be a typieal football playerg he is a hard runner and taekler. Bob Smith-Right End-2nd year out and his 2nd G , Smitty was a very good catcher and a good punter. His one handed taekles were very outstanding. He will really be missed when he gradu- ates. Guy Swartz-lleft Guard-3rd year out and his lst HG . Guy had his chance in the Harbor game to prove he was a football player and then proved himself a good taekler and blocker. JUNIORS Don Beach-Center-lst year out and re- ceived an A, A. letterg Don improved greatly towards the end of the season and has the ability to play good ball. tContinued on 24 Dick Cook-Right Guard-2nd year out and his lst G g Dick is light but is a fast. low charger, and a good tackleg good material for next year's baekfield. page 28? Varsity Basketball lst Row4Pudder tlvlanagerl, Miller, Starkey, Chapman, Smith, Eller, Marsh, Kelly tManagerl. 2nd Row-Luther tManagerl, T. Johnson, lVlerrell, Deloria, Coach Cluggish. The li rst three games of the season were exhibition games with Perry, Madison, and Spanx-er. Geneva rolled over Perry 40-25 and took llladison by a landslide of 62-T. Speneer gave Geneva a surprise by defeat- ing us 33 to 35. This was the first time sinee l938 that Spent-er has beaten us. The .llaglets won against all three of these teams. Genevals first league game was with Painesville. The Eagles revenged last year's game with them by defeating the Red Raid- ers 43 to 26. Smith and Merrell were high point with the first making 17 points and -the latter 15 points. The Reserves lost 33 to 26. Bob Strong was high with 9 points. The Eagles won their second straight league game by edging out Ashtabula Harbor 29 t-o 26. It was a very fast and exeiting game with first one team ahead and then the other, but the Eagles came out on top. The Reserves suffered a 2nd defeat, 24 to 19. Bob Strong again high with 9 points. Our third league game was with Mentor and the Eagles sent the Cardinals home with a 38-25 defeat. Merrell was high with 15 points and Smith second with 14 points. Geneva lost its first league game to Con- neaut 25 to 24. Merrell turned in one of his best performances and also was high with 13 points. Miller played a swell game, too. BASKETBALL SCORES Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva 1 944-45 Season --- Perry --- -- Madison --- -- Speneer Painesvil le - - Ha rbo r --- --- Mentor --- --- Conneaut Willoughby --- --- Ashtabula -- Harbor -- Mentor --- --- Conneaut Willoughby Ashtabula. Painesville .4 l'he First String Smitty Bob PorkY Monk Dick SCORES Smith .............,... 153 Merrell -- 96 Miller -- 63 Iflller - 58 Marsh -- 26 Starkey -- 27 Sa n zotta Johnson lQ'hapman --- - 19 --- 16 -- 12 Delioria -- -1 and was second high hy making 5 points. Marsh played a very good defensive game. The Reserves also lost 25 to 24. The lflaglis lost their second league game to fl flashy Willoughhy quintette 56 to 33. Smith. Mer- rell. and Sanzotta were high with lll, 7, anll 5 points respectively. Miller and Sanzotta showed the most improvement hy playing a good offensive as well as a defensive ganie. Vhapman made 4 points by making 2 long' shots from the middle ot' the floor in the last few minutes of play. The Reserves lost 43 to 34. Bob Strong and Adam Zawada played il good game hy tallying 12 points each. The Eagles lost to a sharp shooting Ash- tahula outfit. 40 to 24. Geneva played a good defensive game but was weak on offen- sive. Marsh played a good all-round game and also made 5 points. Merrell and Smith were high men with 8 points each. The liaglets lost 31 to 15. liob Strong was again high with 6 points to his eredit. Our second game with llarhor proved a defeat for us, 31 to 41. The Mariners led all the way in scoring. Geneva would have had a better chance if Merrell hadn't broken his ankle in the first few minutes of playing. In the last quarter we tried a comeback but if was too late. Smith played a really fine game by tallying 14 points. The Reserves won 34 'to 18. Zawada went to town by also collecting 14 point-s. Mentor noscd us out 30 -to 31. This was really an exciting game. Smith and liller were on the ball with Smith massing 15 points and liller 6. lrlller showed real improvement on ottensive. The liagletts scored 'another victory. 36 to 26. Zawada and Bob Strong were high with 9 points apiece. Conne-aut scored their second victory over the Eagles, 31 to 35. Dick Marsh was un- able to play now because of a sprained wrist. Ray lflller, making 15 points, played a mar- velous game. Ray Chapman and Tony San- zotta play-ed their best game of the season. Jim Miller, acting Captain, was 2nd High by collecting 7 points. The Eagles showed a never die spirit in their game. The Eaglets overpow-ered Conneaut 27 to 17. Dick Strong played a hard game and was high with 12 poin-ts. The Eagles were sub- dued in their last home game by Willoughby, 55 to 33. Ray Iiller and Iiob Smith each made 10 points with Starkey and Chapman both making 4 points. Starkey has showed much improvement over his earlier games. The lilaglets were whipped 27-18. Hob Strong netted 9 points and Jimmy Johnson followed with 7. At Ashtabula, the Eagles were taken for another loss, 38 to 24. Bob Smith and Bill Starkey eaeh mad-e seven points apiece. The Re-serves lost 39-28. Dick Strong was high with 11 points. In :the last league game, Bob Smith, collecting 14 points really played a very smart game. Ray Eller, picking up 10 points, was always in there fighting. The team as a whole played an ex- citing last game to end this year's basket- ball season. ii Reserve Basketball Team lst Row-B. Strong, D. Strong, Otto, Zawada, J. Johnson, Klingler. 2nd Row-Kelly tmanagerl, Christian, Elwood, Horton, Sopczak, Webster, Coach Cluggish. Football Lettermen cCOIl,0 Juniors Ray Eller-Right Taekle-2nd year out and his lst G , Omar really showed him- self to be a good tackle, the line will have a great need of him next football season to do another superb joh. Stanley Ruck-Right Guard-lst year out and his lst Htl . Stan is a good taekle and had the weight behind him to stop many a runnerg he will probably play tackle next year. Bill Sttatrkey-Left Halfbaek-2nd year out and his lst WU . Bill is really eapable of going plaees in football next year: he is alert in barking up the line and ean always find a hole in the line 'to plow through. Sophomores Frank Jeppe-Right Taekle-lst year out and an AA letter. VVhen he got mad there was no player that could stop him George St0ne-l1'ullbaek-2nd year out and received an AA letter. George was substituted for almost any baektield po- sition. He will he of great help to next year's team. Freshmen Harry Spackman-Ileft Taekle-lst year out and an AA letter. Harry 1-an really play rugged ball: -the tirst freshman t receive a letter in many a year at tl-.ll.S. ii Junior Cheer Leaders Peggy Jane Beverly Sally Margaret Jackie 28 U hw dc ffmw www H Girl Reserves G. R. Cabinet President - .... --- Mary Moulton Vice President --, --- Carolyn lngcho S9Cl'9l-HYY ---- .... J ean Moss Treasurer ........ -- Ruth Arkenburg Program Chairman -- --- Doris Taylor Social Chairman --- --- Shirley Brandt Service Chairman -- -- Shirley Smith Financial Chairman -- --- Mary Branek Sponsor -- -- Mrs. Ward G. R. Cabinet Seated-Inscho, Moulton, Moss. Standing-Branek, Arkenburg, Ward, Taylor, Brandt. .l I think I'll drop my studies and take up extra-curricula aetivitiesf' That's the way some of us felt sometimes when we got so wrapped up in the whirl of busy aetivi- ties at sehool this year. VVith the 'opening of seliool the aetivi- ties opened up in a big way. too. livery or- ganization had its president. and every pres- ident was bound to make his organization the best ever. So amid a flurry of eompeti' 'tion the Girl Reserves, lli-Y, tl. A. t'.. 'Flies- pians, and all the other organizations at tl. H. S. began the sehool year l9-L4-45. The Girl Reserves under the able leader ship of their president, Mary Moulton, and their new sponsor, Mrs. VVard, started the year with a Pot lquek Supper tlots of jellol whieh was followed by the traditionally beautiful eandlelight initiation serviee in the Gym. Next day came the tl. R. informal initiation when we found out just how mneh the girls of G. H. S. depend on powder and paint. After having to look at pale faees and pigtails all day. the student body was just as glad as the miserable new members to see 'that day e-ome to an end. '1l1l1'11. l1.'s 1111111111 111 :111111'11111s 211111 11114 1111s 111111111g11l111111 11111 y11:111 11111111 Illilllj' 211111 V11- 1'11111. '1'l111111 1'1ll'lS1lIl2lS ilSSl'llll7ly 11111111 11111111511 was il l11gg'1111g'111 111' llll' 311-1111. A 111z1y 1111111 21 11. li. 1111s1 111111 1-z111111s 11y 11111 1111'ls' llll11l'llS was 11111 111111g11:1111. 'l'l111 gym 1111111111111 l'l1111s111111sy w1111 11s 11111111111'11lly 1111111111111111 1111111. 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Al'1l'l0llQll some 1111 1h11 p11g1'1s mysteriously vame out upside 11'11w11. 111111 111111 1ypis1s had 111111um11111a from 11111 low 1l'I1lp0I'2i1lll'0 of 11111 typing room, 11v1111yon11 11l1111111111l 11s 11111 l:1s1 page 1111111111 111111111 11111111111- H1Y Hi-Y Officers President .... Vice President --- Secretary -- Treasurer ..... Sergeant at Arms Chaplain -- Sponsor -- --- Jim Miller --- Bob Merrell --- Don Geho -------- Don Fouse Bob Smith, Dick Cook -- Tony Sanzotta -- Coach Cluggish Seated B Strong, Kettering, Kimmy, Seated-Miller, Cluggish, Merrell. Seated-Peterson, Maynard, D. Strong Crislip B Swartz Beswick. Standing-Fouse, Sanzotta, Smith, Standing-N. Kelley, Manthey, Marsh Lehman Standmg Zawada, Starkey, Chapman, D- Geho, D- Cook- Eller Dodd. 31 he Talon Staff TOP PICTUFLE: SeatedSTioy, l'.f:n'!t, Taylor, Mzarrison, Branelc. Standing-Uhase, Moss, Miller, l-lillier, Nichols, Bonsor, Crittenden. BOTTOM PICTURE: Seated-Moulton, Kiefer, Cutshall, Martin. Standing-Strong, Inscho, Anderson, Winners, Ar-lcenburg, Harper, Markham, Noyes, Manthey. Talon Editor-Barbara Humphrey Asst. Editor-Bob Merrell Sponsor-Miss DeCicco graph. There was nn 1-win greater eliee' when the nniney was eulliitwl next ilavvs four vents per issue this year, lulks. lixery other Tliursilay night ill6'l'l'illil'l'l'. the Tsrhni stall' enuhl he luunil svaitei-eil fi-mn typing rnoni. to niinieiigraph rnmn, to newly nssignerl 'l'alon oHiee anrl in hetweeii. trying fan' tieally tu get the paper out a lilitle slim rn' iniilnight at least. The energetic' 4-rlitm: liarhara Humphrey, might he lounil in all three places alt once. The illll'lSilll2lS imm- XVIIS one to l'0II10IIlllPl'. After weeks ol' -ut, ting, gluing and hard work it einergeel ini Deeeinher 20, with heautiful green eovere in the shape of a lantern, ailorum-cl with arti- ficial snow. and with a window that aetusilly opened! To 4-elehrate the sum-1-ess of the Talon and to spend that exeess money the Staff held a banquet in the spring. What year would be eomplete without an Aquila? Although we hail to wait for last year's books to arrive. we began the New Year right by choosing an Aquila staff' and hunting high and l-ow for a photograph- er, engraver. and priu-ter. For the first time lll ages ws- SUK'lIl'Wl ull tlirov in our honin- town, lll'llt'Vll. plus :i proniist- to get our hooks out on time- lfoi' 21 1'll2lllQl'j. NV1' haul 1-xm-tly two months to work, :is l c'l1i'1':1ry 25th wus our mlvznlliliv. All vzlvutiolis wort- spviit vounting worrls. visiting lionsliy. l'llll- lvi- or Spring. Wm- were vm-ry lnvky to lizivv Bliss M1-Viillovli ns our sponsor mill tho full l'0-0lN'l'2lTl0ll ol' the st:1l'l'. lil' one thing' wt- wvrv sure?---tlw I9-15 Aquila wonlwl ln- ... rllftm-rc-intl What wonhl wo flo without niusiv? 'l'hz1t's il prolmlom wt- slon't lizxw to worry :ihout in H. ll. S. lwvatlsv tho lmnrl. tho oi'- t-lit-strai :intl vliorus, :ill unelvi' tht- mlirem-tion ol' Mr. ilrzxfvl grave us ph-iity ol' musiv. ln their svurlvt :intl grziy lllll'liOl'lllS thn- lranll parmlwl up ziml flown tht- football tiehl nt :ill the tootluill gunu-s with Betty Paxtrivli, as ll1'llIIl-Hl21j0I', lvznling, :intl later on they zultlwl spirit to the home busketliall gainvs and pop niet-tings with their snappy music. liven when Mr. Lirafvl was ill tho bziucl car- riefl on unclvr' tht- tlirwtion of Don Funsv. The main job of thc ll. ll. S. 0l'i'lll'Sll'2l was to proviilv musim- at the various plays pro- sontvcl llll'0llQjlI0lll the year. They provml thx-msn-lves wvll at thv Thespian :mil Junior' :xml St-nior plays. The SfI'2llllS of Tho lim-lls of St. Mary Senior igh G. A. C. Cabinet 4 4 i Cook, Markham, Moss, Rabenstein, Branek G. A. C. Officers President .... ...... B onnie Markham Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer --- Sponsor --- -- Mary Branek --- Jean Nloss -- Frances Cook M rs. G. Rabenstein I 'HJ ' :xml K't'l1c-1-i'i lic-1-ri Hin that wo lic-:xml trivk- ling' 111: througli thi- tlooi-fa :xml througrh tht- re-gristi-i's ff ll. H. S. m-vc-ry Tl1l'Sll2l:i' wort- luz-ilig' I'c-iirlt-rc-rl lay thc- Girls' fil10l'llS. 'l'l1m-ir carols at tht- fl. R. l,llll'iSlIIlilS Ass:-mhly jus- titicml tht-ii' wo.-ks ot' pinu-tit-o as rlifl tht-ir singing' at Rotary Vlulv iii thf- mitlmllc- ot' l t-ln'11pzi'y, to say nothing of tho lliX'0l'Sl0ll the-y proviclvml tor tht- sm-hool 4-vc-ry '1'l11-silziy. a 5th pc-riocl. Not to ln- outdom- hy thi- girls. tht- Hi'Y spout thc your in at Vouml ot plenszmt floiugs, too. That initiation in early fall was om- to ..f he 1-Q-Im-Iiilme-rc-cl for yn-ars to comm---tho vhain 'lMrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch . - - . . gang iOI'TIlHtl-011 in trout ot tho school at noon aml later on tht- lwuutiful sen-nmli-s given by tht- 'tt'z1mli1lz1ti-Sl' in homr- room. NW- evon lltxgilll to lmelit-vo the-ni towzml the- c-lnl ot tht- day attn-1' they lu-pt lrowingz to tht- ,rl , oltl T'IlUII1llGl'S time ziftn-1' timv ziml I1-In-zitiiig' ICS Ili ' - plan ers 'Allow sillyl aim. P 'd t .... -- ' ' - - res' en Mm Mme' Pot lurk suppc-rs aml SVVIIIIIIIIIIQ nt thi- Vice President --- -- Bob Merrell Y in Ashtzlliulzl wc-ro thc- main 1liV0l'SlUllS ot' Secretary-Treasurer U in Mary Hmm thc- memlmer-s thi-'oughout tht- yt-ar wlnlm- nt- temlziiwt- at various 1-hlirc-lu-s llll'illK'I'I'll the 5 -U -U , , . . , ponsor Mrs Spafford 2111115 Zlllll voilo ot tho H1-N. Tho c-lull was l1ll1lk'l' tho 11-mlership ot' Jim Millt-r this your. Although G. A. C. stumls for liirls Ath- lt-tiv llluli, the L'llil1llSl2lSiit' Illl'IIlllt'l'S on-ill in e Thespians Manthey, Hillier, Taylor, Humphrey, Brandt Martin, Nilsen, Morrison, Davies Miller, Geho, Swartz, Hezebecks, Kelley 34 Band for ovcrything from sc-lling stzitionvry to having dam-vs. As :1 good bvginnvr they planned the trztditionzil initiation hilw this yt-ur. Tho new nwnibers had to build tho Hrv, vurry tho lunm-hes, and prvsvnt an origi- nzil skit. to say nothing of 1-arrying prvsi- dvnt lionniv Murkhzim home.tSlw got tirvdj. Svlling stationery provod profitablv. as did st-Iling pvpsi and wvinvrs at tht- football :ind baiskvtball gamvs. Who can forget thoso bard-working tl. A. t'. nionibvrs who inissod just about halt' of ull tht- homo gznnvs, just so thc- POOI' public wouldn't starvv. 'l'o livon up tho 'Fltanksgiving we-ok-t-ml tho znnbitious tl. A. lf. sponsort-d 21 dum-v in tht- gym which they eh-c-or-zitvd in tiny Ninn-- tivs fashion. Tho floor show 1-an-rin-d out tho sznnt- tht-nw. Tho singing ot' tho iil'2lll0li Sistvrs and l'0ggy Moi'i'ison's rondition of Whvn l t'z1i1vvs llznu-es with Ma- und tht- Ilowvi'y kvpt us right in tht- tiny Ninvtin-s mood. A lt-ss l,tlI'lllill Q2llll0l'lllQI in tht- inannoi' ot' at box social was hm-ld on ll'lilI't'll IU. l'lx'0i'y- t ont- had fun in thvir old clothcfs UVUII it tht Drum Mujorettes Betty Patrick, Pat Patrick, Pat Mellon, Guace Chaney Chorus Q 35 rg 'T if we ,F eg 4, IW , -2 1 fu ' 1, 'Q A 'I Y i W 'Y if t. . is Q ,L Q3 .. K - .P at . kgs 5, . ft I ' .., L S Q I .wg -A A I p t-s a s if fs - f Q Q.. I i A K. M , L Q V,5. V I A E A I 2 1 ? il M - if l 2'-if X A 7 f xg F boys did spend their last eent bidding on the boxes. At the end of the year letters were awarded to the outstanding athletes among the girls and the name ofthe super outstand- ing' athlete was plaeed on the G. A. C. plaque in the gym. Basketball and neweombe were the main games played in girls intramurals this year. After tossing the ball baek and forth across the net for weeks and weeks Joan Critten- den's team in the senior high and Pat Mel- lon's in the junior high finally came out the winners. A wild season of basketball fol- lowed and by the end of it some of the girls aetually threatened to go out for the varsi- ty! VVhenever anyone wants anything' es- peeially well-done in the line ct' dramaties- poem reading or just standing with poisef 'll he just naturally ealls upon a Thesbian- and the Thespian's knees and voiee just na- turally shake more than anyone else's in sehool from the nerve-raeking knowledge that be should be doing better. Troupe 368 36 of the National Dramatic Society this year was under the sponsorship of Mrs. Spafford and president Jim Miller. The main project of the troupe was the presentation of the an- nual Thespian play, which this year was Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. With Virginia Davies in the title role and a large cast composed of old Thespians and a few new comers, the play was a great success. Amid cabbages and grease paint the drama- tic society stalked away with all honors. Throughout the year the Thespians were ae- tive in staging and helping with other school productions. Ask any of the football or basketball players what they'd do without the Athletic Association. That would be hard to say since they have charge of the athletic equip- ment, the gate, receipts, etc. The Athletic Association is one of the hardest working organizations in school and our hats are off to them as they are to all the organizations who have contributed so much to life at Ge- neva llighll Junior High G. A. C. 2-0.1 GN kj ,P -'LSR Fm ,,.., ' tlsg, 37 December 15 urn . ,H ram what have 1 md' The Thespian Play Mrs. Vifiggs --- Tabitha Hazy --- Lovey Mary -- Uhris llzizy -- Mr. Win-0' ,ws - .... Hiram Stubbins Asia W'igg's --- Miss lim-yi --- M V. Hob ...... Mrs. lflim-horn --- -- lieu V. .. -- XIVQIIIIH llzivios --- Doris Tziylm' --- Louise Martin ----- Jamvs Nlillvr -- Ric-liard Mautlwy --- Rohm-rl Mvrre-ll --- Iris K1-I Ivv --- Mary llillivl' ------ Divk Mzluvllzewl -harem Hum phi-oy 'xDon't let 'em take me, Mrs. Wiggs! Air1' t it? D0n't it? Mrs, Wiggs oi the Cabbage Patch lilllv Wiugfs ,,,.. N- UD1111 11111111 alflllllt s, S1-I11 1l1z ,,,,, 1 , 1 S1111-11111 1 -- 11111-11' . . XI1- 91-l111Iln , llill S1:11'l11-y ' rHll1' II11 Hl1111H llxllN l11111s 'l'11111111x I' 1 1- ll1111I11 11l111 'H11 Il1.111111 Y-- -lz1111vs Nuyms H111 1111 ,. an ssh ' 1111111 NX1 11s11'- ' - rum 1 ,,,,m ,, 7 .,. ,- -- lvggg . X l11l1 1111' NI111 ltbllllllj 1 1 1 I 1 ..., , , W--. 1-. 1'.' ' , N' ' 1 I' a 111 1- h 1 Iylll Slllllllx S1I11111l Vlussf 111.111 Rllssml R111 11 NT l1111lx Ifllilil Rube 11 lI11 1 'Vis lw 'is Ifd give up an earl dom for you, Asia I'm HLIHk0YdlH'1kUS J ones-V -herds my card, 'Jesus Loves lVIe- Aquila Staff Literary Editor .... Make-up Photography Sports Editors - ...... --- Activities Editor -- Sales Manager -- Typists ...... Editor .......... Associate Editor --- Business Manager --- Sponsor .......... Louise Martin Doris Taylor Dick Manthey Mary Moulton Dick Strong Janet Shupp Irma Winnen Grace Chaney Bea Wood ---- Mary Hillier -- Shirley Brandt ,--- Mary Branek --- Lois McCulloch Advertising Manager Virginia Davies Sales Staff ........ .... G uy Swartz Camilla Nilsen Iris Kelley Advertising Staff --- - ........ Jim Miller Bonnie Markham Martin Dodd Eleanor Uhase Doris Spade 771,73 70'566Z!?f Wm we 611566 f Ilass of '45 MARTIN OOOO RUTH ARKENBURG ROY LEHMAN DOROTHY BOOTH RAYMOND CHAPMAN MARY BRANEK MARJORY BREWSTER ARLENE BLISS GRACE CHANEY IRIVIA WINNEN IVIARTIN DODD-t'Busy as a bee Intramurals 1-2-35 Hi-Y 45 Aquila Staff 45 A. A. 2-3-4. MARY BRANEK- Salesmanship supreme Chorus 45 Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-4, V. Pres. 45 Class Secretary-Treas. 35 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 3, Kent Contestant 35 Talon 45 Aquila Staff 4 RUTH ARKENBURG- Ravishing Ruth Chorus 1-2-3-45 Intramurals 3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Student Council 3- Aquila Stal? 45 Talon 45 Service Mail Bag 35 Prom Committee 35 IA. A 1-2-3-4. IVIARJORY BREWSTER-I'EfHciency plus dimples ROY LEHIVIAN- Chemistry Whiz Intramurals 35 Hi-Y 3-4. ARLENE BLISS- Silence is Bliss DOROTHY BOOTH- Domestic Dorothy Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 45 Intramurals 1-2-35 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Kent Contestant 3. GRACE CHANEY-t'Look at that majorette strut Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 G. A. C. 3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Incognito 35 Aquila Staff 45 A. A. 1-2-35 Prom Committee 35 Drum Nlajorette 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-4. RAYMOND CHAPIVIAN- Laugh and the world laughs with you Intramurals 35 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Pres. 35 Student Council 3, Sec.5 Ever Since Eve 25 Talon 45 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Class President 1-25 Track 45 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 45 Prom Committee 3. President-Dick Manthey IRNIA WINNEN- Our one and only red head Secretary-Janet Shupp Chorus 1-45 G.A.C. 2-3-45 Talon 2-45 A.A. 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserve-s Treasurer-Jim lVliller ' 3-45 Aquila Staff 45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Prom Committee 3. 42 DONALD FOUSE- Musician First Class Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Talon 35 Kent Contestant 25 A. A. 1-2-3-45 I'Incognito 35 Football 1-2-3-4. BONNIE LOU MARKHAM- The Buzzing B A. A. 1-2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-4, Sec, 3, Pres. 45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Chorus 2-3-45 Incognito 3, Service Mail Bag, Editor 35 Talon 45 Assembly Chairman 3, Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Aquila Staff 4. BARBARA HUMPHREY- Beautiful Barbara Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Chorus 25 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Class V. Pres. 35 Ever Since Eve 25 The Late Christopher Bean 35 Land of the Free 25 Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Talon 2-3-45 Editor 45 Thespians 2-3-45 A. A. 2-3-45 Kent Contestant. BETTY JEAN CASE-'lCookie's her name now Intramurals 45 G. A. C. 45 Girl Reserves 4. JERRY KETTERING- Dark and Silent Intramurals 1-2-3-45 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Basketball 35 Football 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-4. RICHARD MANTHEY- Our class president-a good one Intramurals 1-3-45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 35 Class President 45 Incognito 35 I'Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Talon 1-3-45 Thespians 3-45 A. A. 1-3-45 Basketball 15 Kent Contestant 35 Football 1-4. ELIZABETH HULBERT- Symbol of friendliness Chorus 2-45 Intramurals 45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Kent Contestant 35 'Inz:ognito 35 G. A. C. 4. Seniors and Books??!l VIRGINIA LEE- A promising debator Intramurals 2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 3-45 A. A. 2-3-4. KENNETH KIMNIEY-'ICarefree Kimmey Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Football 1-25 Manager 25 Basketball Manager 1. PAULINE HEATON- Shorthand Sharpie Intramurals 2-3-45 Chorus 2-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 A. A. 1-2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-4. DONALD FOUSE BARBARA HUMPHREY JERRY KETTERING ELIZABETH HULBERT KENNETH KIMMEY BONNIE MARKHAIVI BETTY JEAN CASE RICHARD MANTHEY VIRGINIA LEE PAULINE HEATOIN 43 Ilass of '45 ROBERT MERRELL LOUISE MARTIN ROBERT BESWICK MARY MOULTON ANTHONY SANZOTTA JEANNE OLAND ARMENIA PASQUALONE RICHARD MARSH JANET SHUPP CANIILLA NILSEN aw 1 Glamour-Plus -87' ROBERT MERRELL- Remarkable Personality Class V. President 25 'IEver Since Eve 25 The Late Chriitoplier Bean 35 Incognito 35 I'lVlrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch' 4 Talo 3-45 Bus. Mgr. 3, Asst. Ed. 45 Thespians 2-3-4, V, Pres. 45 A. A. 1-2-3-4, Sec. 25 Kent Contestant 15 Hi-Y 3-4, V. Pres. 45 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-45 Track 3-4. JEANNE OLAND-- Jeannie with the light brown hair Intramurals 2-3-45 Chorus 25 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-4 A. A. 2-45 Prom Committee 3. LOUISE MARTIN- Super Sophistication Intramurals 2-35 Chorus 2, Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Kent Contessant 15 G. A. C. 2-3-45 'IEter Since Eve 25 l'Land of the Free 2, Tnr- Lat Christopher Bean 35 Incognito 35 I'This Land is Ours 35 'Mrs Wi of the Cabbage Patch 45 Talon 2-3-45 Aquila Staff 45 Thespians 2-3-4 Sec. 35 A. A. 3-4. ARMENIA PASQUALONE-'lCute Minky Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Chorus 3--lf G A. C 2-3-4. ROBERT BESWICK-uMechanical genius is he Hi-Y 4. RICHARD MARSH- When he smiles ..... Hi-Y 45 Basketball 3-45 Football 45 Track 1-2-3 -4, MARY MOULTON-'IEveryone's pal-lVlary Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 V, Pres. 35 P 2-3-45 Treas. 35 Incognito 35 Prom Committee 35 A Leader 3-45 Talon 2-45 Aquila Stal? 4. res. 15 C, A. C A. 3-4 Chee JANET SHUPP-'What an Athlete Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3 45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Class Secretary 45 Aquila Staff 45 A. A. 1-2-3-4 Kent Contestant I-25 Prom Committee 3. ANTHONY SANZOTTA- The last of the Sanzotta clan Basketball 2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Football 2-3-4. CAMILLA NILSEN-'IA laughing blond Intramurals 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45 Aquila Staff 4 5 G-rl Reserve- 2-3-45 Incognit0' 35 G. A. C. 2-3-45 A. A. 2- 3--45 lhespians 4 '39 GUY SWARTZ-- Happy-go-lucky Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-45 Intramurals 3-45 Hi-Y5 l'Incognito 35 , Aquila Staff 45 Thespians 3-45 A. A. 2-3-4. IRIS KELLEY- Kaptivating Kelley Intramurals 2-3-45 Chorus 2-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Aquila Stat? 45 'lIncognito 35 l'Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Thespians 3-45 A. A. 2-3-45 Prom Committee 3. VIRGINIA DAVIES- What CapabiIity Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-35 Intramurals 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Incognito 35 Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Aquila Staff 45 Thespians 3-4, Music Masque 1-25 A. A. 2-35 Prom Committee. NADINE STARKEY- Oh, Nahdine Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 A.A. 3. LOUIS FIDEL- More darn fun-Louie Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 4. JAMES FULLER- Into the wild blue yonder- Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 45 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Bus. Mgr. 45 Football 4. EVA PASQUALONE-'lBeautiful black hair H 4 H Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 45 G. A. C. 45 Chorus 3. Seniors, Sun and Shadows GERALDINE HEZEBICKS- A good sport in anyone's language Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Kent Contestant 2-35 Thespians 3-45 Intramurals 45 Chorus 2-45 'lIncognito 35 G. A. C. 4. ROBERT DROUGHT- Harvest that corn Intramurals 1-2-45 Hi-Y 45 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Track 2-3. MARY HILLIER- Sweet and Lovely Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Sec. 35 G. A. C. 2-3-45 V. Pres. 35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Class Sec. 25 Thespians 3-4, Sec. 45 The Late Christopher Bean 35 Prom Committee 35 Talon 45 Kent Contestant 1-35 'lMrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Aquila Editor 45 Student Council 1-35 A. A. 1-2-3-4, Sec. 3. 'lass of '45 GUY SWARTZ VIRGINIA DAVIES LOUIS FIDEL EVA PASQUALONE ROBERT DROUGHT IRIS KELLEY NADINE STARKEY JAMES FULLER GERALDINE HEZEBICKS MARY HILLIER -IS Blass of '-I ROBERT SMITH DORIS SPADE JAMES MILLER SHIRLEY BRANDT GERALD CPISLIP DORIS TAYLOR ELEANOR UHASE RICHARD STRONG BEATRICE vvooo PRINCESS wooDvvoRTH 5, . llMr. and lVlrs ROBERT SIVIITH-'IA good athlete . . very neat . . dimples ' Hi-Y 3-45 UIncognito 35 Football 2-3-45 Track 3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 A. A. 2-3-4. DORIS TAYLOR-- Class Poet Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45 Talon 2-3-45 Incognito 35 lVlrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Aquila Stat? 45 Thespians 3-45 A. A. 2-3-45 Kent Contestant 35 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3. DORIS SPADE- DiIigent Doris Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Band 1-25 A. A. 3-45 Chorus 1-45 Aquila Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 2-3-45 G. A. C. 3-4. ELEANOR UHASE- Peppy Ely Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 HIncognito 35 Talon 2-3-45 Aquila Stat? 45 Cheer Leader 3-45 Chorus 1-25 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 3. JAIVIES lVlILLER- Leadership-Plus Class Treasurer 1-45 Class President 35 Talon 1-2-3-45 Student Council 25 'lEver Since Eve 25 'tIncognito 35 'lThe Late Christopher Bean 35 A. A. 2-3-45 Aquila Stal? 45 Music Nlasque 15 Thespians 2-3-45 V. Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Kent Contestant 15 'INlrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Hi-Y 2-3-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Prom Committee 35 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Track 3. RICHARD STRONG- Bebe, a sample of smallness Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 45 Aquila Staff 45 Basketball 45 Football 4. SHIRLEY BRANDT- Never a dull moment Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 l'Incognito 35 lVlrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 45 Talon 2-45 Aquila, Asst. Editor 45 Thespians 3-45 A. A. 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Service Mail Bag 35 Asst. Editor 3. BEATRICE WOOD- Beatrice is one jolly lVliss Intramurals 45 Chorus 2-45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Aquila Staff 45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 A. A. 2-3-45 Prom Committee 3. GERALD CRISLIP- Our quiet bus student Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 4. PRINCESS WOODWORTH- Practical Princess Girl Reserves 3-45 Chorus 3-45 A. A. 4. -ww .PR - '. u 1 nd ugzvvw' N 1 , . '- Uutstanding Seniors JXNX ' DICK MARY MARY 0 0.0. A Sullzllifivx ul Thm-sv pzxgvs xw-rv 1-lmrvn In - U xnifws ' STIHH -ruling' Ill' - wi 1I.1m. 'I wx' xvvrv 1-lmwn lWt'2lllS1' T wx' lilllty. wxtf-1 ...:. -fshly lm nvln tivi s Hll'1Slll?lllS 2 hip ltlllvtlms. lllll ull-zxrmlllwl :ml lwml hm' hun IIUSS. llSl umilllmtwl 111041 W1'H2lll lml l'Y4'llll'llfN ul IIN' vl lm - 1 nl 40. Wm MARY BOB BARBARA RA 49 Y ttQ5ingfa: Geneva-on-the-Lake Geneva, Ohio June 20, 1955 Dear Miss Mc-Culloeh: , I really don 't know where to begin, because there is so much to tell. Some day l'd like to write a book about our class and all the things that have happened to us during the last 10 years. We are holding a reunion this week at Geneva-on-the-Lake, and it surely is fun to get together again. We're staying at Mary Anne Hillier's beautiful. 15-room plastic bungalow, which is the most modernistie I have ever seen. Here I sit at the Nineteenth Hole, writing this and waiting patiently for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kettering fthe former Barbara. Humphreyj who have not arrived yet. Aft-er 10 years of wedded bliss, Barbara and Jerry have settled down in a little eoal mining district in eastern Pennsylvania. By the way, did you know that Roy Lehman and I have been secretly married for the past month? We have just bought a 55 acre farm from our old classmate James Miller Il, who sells for the Miller Realty Co., and are planning to raise owls. Remember the girl who used to sit in the second seat, second row, in your Spanish class-Louise Martin? I have just spoken to her and find that she is still teaching eom- mercial art at the University of Wisconsin. Across the street at the Miniature Golf Course I see Jean Olaud, who is now managing the new theater in that rising industrial center-CORK. She and Grace Chaney, who runs Chaney 's Classy Boarding House on Depot Street, are fighting over who won the golf game. Eleanor Merrell, nee Uhase, is coming with her triplets, Bruce, Loose, and Noose, who are ably cared for by their governess, Dorothy Booth. Her husband, Bob, has just finished building a plastic bridge over Grand River at Harpersfield. 3 Well, I guess I'll go back to the cottage now and see if everyone has arrived yet. I'll finish this letter after dinner. 10:00 P. M. On my right at dinner was Martin Dodd, head usher at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. On my left was Doris Taylor, noted pianist who has been teaching Jose Iturbi the latest techniques in classics. Seated at the head of the table was Ray Chap- man, who surprised everybody by inventing a sky-blue-pink tulip. R. G. Manthey, the eminent obstetrieian, just arrived late after delivering his first set of twins. Betty Hulbert, Geneva's first woman preacher, will have to leave before the week is up, as she has to give a sermon on the Evils of Jitterbugging on Sunday at the Methodist Church in Geneva. Bob Smith, whom we always expected to be an athlete, surprised everyone when he told us about his job modeling for Adam 's Hats. What a change! Just as we started to eat, we heard a scream from the kitchen, where the well- known electrician, Don Fouse, was trying to fix an electric perculator, and got. a mild shock. To his aid rushed Virginia Lee, former Lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps. Geraldine Hezebick's Cremember how smart she was?J came all the way from Vienna just for the reunion. She is head of the Hezebieks Elite School for Piano there. Sit- ting beside her at the table was Iris Kelley, who placed third in the mile run the other day at the Women's Interstate Track Meet. 50 Princess Woodworth. superintendent of the Springfield Mass., General Hospital. was flown to the reunion by Bob Drought, one of the war's ace pilots, who is now fly- ing for International Airlines Incorporated. Further down the table was Camilla Nilsen, world famous authoress of the best seller A Branch Thrives in the Bronx . Beside Camilla, was Bonnie Markham who brought several members of her advanc-ed class in ju-jitsu from her Markham's Mer- ry Muscle Builders Revue to perform for the after-dinner entertainment. Betty Case Cook was unable to attend the dinner because her husband, Admiral Robert Cook, had just arrived to spend a quiet two weeks in their home near Yellow- stone National Park. Janet Shupp, vocalist with Guy Swartz and his Sweet Swooners entertained af- ter dinner with that old favorite, One Meat Ball. I Mary Branek spent the whole afternoon trying to sell solid gold pencil Sharpeners to her old classmates. Another member of the class who was unable to attend the reunion was Richard Marsh, the eminent District Attorney of New York State. He had some unexpected im- portant business to attend to. Shirley Brandt gave an interesting afternoon talk concerning the social condi- tions in and around Saybrook, Ohio. She was followed by Beatrice Wood who spoke about her world-wide travels by Helicopter. Two other classmates, James Fuller and his wife, the former Irma Winnen, were also present. They are the managers of a thriving trailor camp situated at Harpers Corners, Ohio. - D Later, we -strolled down to the center of Geneva-on-the-Lake. Louie Fidel point- ed out his grocery store, Fidel 's Finer Foods. His store is being managed by Armenia Pas- qualone, who became a licensed meat cutter last week. CBy the way, doesn't it seem nice to have meat againlb As we reached the Pier Dance Hall, a converted jeep drove up with Doris Spade and her business school associates-Marjorie Brewster, shorthand teacherg Arlene Bliss, typing teacher and Nadine Starkey, bookkeeping teacher. Doris is principal of the Van Dyke Business School in Cleveland, Ohio. And to my surprise, who should arrive but Mary Martha Moulton, who informed us that she is now modeling for Doan's Devestating Dentrifice tooth paste ads. Oh, I almost forgot, did you know that Dick Strong Cknown as BeBe to all of usb is now a prosperous manufacturer of BeBc Gunsn? Who should float in late but Ken Kimmy! After talking with him, I found out he has been touring Northeast- ern Ohio giving lcctures on Why Not to Peroxide Your Hair . He must have learned his lesson. By the way, another of our classmates, Tony Sanzotta, whom we're expecting any time now, has been living on a small farm in Ea-st Geneva, where he trains dogs for pro- fessional use. We certainly hope he is able to come. I had lunch the other day with Ruth Arkenburg, who is another one who hasn't wandered far from Geneva. She is the sec 'y of Bob Beswicktowner of the Du-Allb. Ruth said she was coming to the reunion and was the first one to arrive. A telegram just came from Pauline Heaton and Gerald Crislip, co-owners of the Plastic Doorknob Company in Ashtabula, saying that they would get here Thursday. Well, this certainly has been one swell day and we know that this occasion will not be forgotten by any of us. Sitting around talking about the good times we had and the many things we went through together, it seems that the memories of our high school days will never leave us. Sincerely yours, Virginia Davies 51 lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 1St 2nd 3rd 4th Sth lst 2nd 3rd 4th Members of Organizations GIRL RESERVES-Picture on page 30 row-D. Lukas, G. Russell, B. Peters, M. Crittenden, M. Todaro. row-C. Marsh, I. Pulsifer, J. Anderson, Hulbert, B. Burkholder, M. Cook, M. row-L. Davis, M. Boomhower, B. Hunt, Martin, B. Fouse, J. Shupp, B. row-M. Burkholder, F. Cook, L. Nedro, ter, P. Woodworth, B. Lord, V. Lee. row-L. Branek, N. Harper, S. Troy, G. M. St. John, E. Fortier, M. Gruey, H. Klinger, C. Tempky, S. Jettords, K. Crislip, V. Davies, B. Nichols, P. Morrison, J M. Hillier, F. Cutshall, B. Humphrey, I. Kelley, J. Ferguson, C. King, B. Kiefer, B Cowger, N. Starkey, J. Kelly, B. Cook. D. Pasqualone, I. Schaffer, G. McCarty, K. Steiner, E. Uhase, B. Markham, L Hughes, B. Stafford, D. Beswick, E. Bilger, J. Hoffman. A. Lister, E. Schmiel, P. Heaton, D. Spade, G. Chaney, C. Nilsen, S. Smith, L. Clut- Hezabecks, M. Graves, M. Snyder, J. Oland, A. Pasqualone, Bea Wood, D. Booth Klaus. ' GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB-Picture on page 33 row-G. Chaney, L. Branek, J. Anderson, B. Humphrey, I. Kelley, E. Uhase, S. Brandt, B. Hulbert, J. Hoffman, E. Bilger, row-S. Jefiords, V. Lee, L. Martin, F. Cutshall, D. Taylor, J. Ferguson, C. King, B. Kiefer, K. Crislip, B. Cook, M. Tadaro. row-I. Pulsifer, B. Wood, C. Tempky, D. Pasqualone, E. Schmiel, Betty Burkholder, B. Fouse, R. Arkenburg, J. Crittenden, N Starkey, P. Morrison. row-M. Klinger, L. Davis, B. Peters, B. Patrick, M. Boomhower, I. Schaffer, D. Booth, A. Pasqualone, M. Hillier, M. Moul- ton, K. Steiner, B. Stafford, S. Peck. row-L. Nedro, M. Burkholder, G. Hezebicks, J. Oland, D. Spade, P. Heaton, C. Nilsen, J. Shupp, B. Nichols, V. Davies. BAND-Picture on page 35 row-D. Drought, F. Strifiiler, B. Hillier, A. Lister, B. Rice, R. Brooks, B. Lister, E. Bilger, P. Widlets. row-D. Reno, G. Chaney, J. Crittenden, L. Pasqualone, P. Peck, T. Maltby. Row-M. Swartz, ll. Bogue, D. Booth, B. Nichols, S. Sopczak, M. Burkholder, V. Davies,'G. McCarty, Jean Hanson, S. Peck row-J. Boyd, B. Van Over, F. Frisbie, D. Fouse, G. Swartz, B. Elwood, A. Warren, D. Strifher, D. Gleason. Standing-Wanda Starkey, Catherine Trapp. lst 2nd 3rd lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th CHORUS-Picture on page 36 row-A. Lister, S. Jeffords, J. Crittenden, B. Wood, D. Mcllrath, R. Arkenburg, I. Winnen, B. Hulbert, V. Lee, S. Brandt. row-M. Graves, C. Nilsen, E. Pasqualone, D. Booth, J. ShuPP, K. Steiner, M. Moulton, M. Hillier, Catherine Trapp, J. Lister, B. Nichols. row-W. Starkey, D. Lukas, B. Markham, F. Cutshall, G. McCarty, G. Hezebicks, P. Woodworth, P. Heaton, D. Spade, G. Chaney, I. Kelley. JR. G. A. C.--Picture on page 37 row-S. Woodward, J. Novak, B. Lister, M. Mathieu, M. Schwartz, CVice Presl C. Blough, iSec.l M. lVlcCoIl, iPres.l M Zito, iTreas.l D. Luther, D. Horner, E. Luther, N. Kiefer, M. Fidel. row-M. Ge:-mack, B. Anchor, S. Akerman, J. Mazzatenta, P, Branek, N. Whistler, J. Burgwin, P. Kelly, K. Hall, J. Kettering, H, Hanson, B. Rhoads, D. Gergely, N. Pasqualone, M. Jones, J. Craig. row-C. Arilson, J. Orkin, W. Cook, M. Klinger, E. Cook, J. Davis, M. Conrad, M. Beswick, M. Mihm, B. Bates, J. Todaro, B. Lockwood, E. Spade, H. Marsh. row-W. Thornberry, E. DeGeorge, J. Hanson, M. Swartz, G. Mathews, L. Lockwood, J. Seeley, M. Bonderia, P. Mellon, L. -Hasenpflug, G. Maltbie. row-S. Bartlett, B. Newman, N. Hunt, J. Barrett, J. PollocK, Pat Patrick, H. Kissman, J. Kossick, B. Warren, R. Tisi, J. Koschar, C. Spinelli. 52 Autographs Acknowledgements The same old excuse war shortages must be made to explain why we haven't the decorative and elaborate Aquila of former years. Publishing this Aquila has been a difficult job. but with the cooperation of the entire stait, sponsor, the student body, photographers, engraver, and printer, we were able to put out a year book which we hope you will enjoy keeping. Special thanks should go to our photographer and engraver, Mr. Fuller and Mr. Ron- sky, whose advice and complete cooperation have been invaluable to the staff. We also ap- preciate Mr. Spring's consenting to print our book in such acute times, and the cooperation of Mr. Gardner who took our senior portraits. Below are listed our advertisers who have helped make this book possible: Page Page American Fork 8a Hoe Co. --- --- 59 Gladine Champs --- ,-- 64 Atlantic 8: Paciic Co. ..... --- 68 GleaS0n7S Dairy --,- --- 68 Barnard Furniture --- --- 72 Globe Clothiers U, -,- 58 Barnum's Jewelry ..... -,- 58 Graper's Auto .... ---- 68 Beeker's Dry Cleaning --- --- Boot Shop, M. K. ...... --- Bowles, G. 0. ..,..... Bowling Alley --- Boyer's Rink ..... Carlisle-Allen Co. .... Carpenter 's Grocery -- - - - - Cederquist, E. R. .... Central Hardware --- Chamberlin Clothiers Champion Hardware --, --- Colby, G. R. ....... Cozad, Homer D. --- DeVoss, Lyle .... Duero Furniture --- Hller Sa Geho ..... 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ARMY SLANG: Armorefl cow-t'anne4l milk Battery acid-t 'ottee China Flipper-Dishwasher Dog show-Foot inspection Roll up your flaps-Stop talking Shot mlown in flzirnes-Jiltetl by girl friend Iilinal flying-A tlate with a girl you have never seen. ' 1 v.,., 00000QO0Q00000000D00000000000000000005000 BEST VVISI IES iz C0lVll,llllVll4lNTS Ol Tlllfl TO 'llliljl CL XSS 011' uw 2 , . 4 J 'iinhhp bbuppe 5 E N 74 W1-1s'1' 111A1N Q P O111'o You Try g Y 'll Al ll V 3 Ou XX1VS IIX I 3 f ., 00 l . 3 Complunents 0 Q ntlfal Hardware Q 0 Dwi ,, , , ... , , , 00000000000000000000f M .0000000000DIi A lllSfllIg2jl1lSl10Ll li0Sl0lll2lll, stopping off ill Salt Lake City 011 his way to the P111-iiic Voast, uiaulv thi- 111-q11z1i11ta111-v of 21 little MQ111111111 girl. Vin from l30Sl0ll.,7 lui said to hor. l suppusv you do not know wlic-rc liostou is. Oh, yrs. I 1lo,' ziliswcrm-ml the littlv girl vagv1 ly. Our Sunday Scliool has a 111issio11z1ry tl1v1'0. 00000000 00000000 0000000000 Q Q ' '.'UU,A,, ' P-l H m D133 mmf FP-l QE m? QE no -'AZ k!7:Cn ,QOQDDQO0 00000000 0000000000 Steelds Grocery 1 0 gi , 0 00'Qil .,1000000000000000000000000000 ,.' 'A i ' X . i ' A OQODDDDQDJQOQQQQ l ' CK85' u - I N I Q I v I u I n I . I Q . I u 41 NI I I n I The Geneva Metal Wheel Co. Security Steel and Rubber Tire Wheels Highffest Axles and Roller Bearings CPNPYA OIIIO IT. S. A. SP rf E I I r l 'I ,.. Ll ni I In E 1 I I E l4 If E : me 'I e a I l l 3. l J :foci-:ffl I r 2 I, tl 2. Q r F I l T : E fl l 2 ll Qoooco OC' OGG Q 8 . OU Z O 2 fs S23 W Q E-1xvO I i'O 7 P SU N 1 g A gain. J- ? ,U E si' E 5 E 5 , a H ge. Smgo 2 E Q ' SCU :J P '2 E 3 iw : -I O P- -' 'Q I C E 3 r2.1 oaasowzfofcfazazwzazfxcfcfowf, . O1 OO F0 E: C Q , 3 3 I I F A S393 59 I a 14 r-1 3 E, G 5' I 7 'I o e g-4 1 s as +1 K: -- I 3 U1 Q Z I5 cv 5 54 I tn ' 2 1: 5 I 1-A ' ,LQQQQQQQQIQQQQQQ o I 'oo CLEANERS IT' ro 'TJ Ill. U3 33 fb H: U3 fs o E UI ODORLESS CLEANING ' Company f SIGNS OF THE TIME: In a New York eafeteria-Courteous anrl efficient self-service. In an Arkansas shoe repair shop-lf your shoes arenlt ready, clon't blame us. Two of our 0IIlp'l0yl'US have gone affer a heel to save youu' soles. In a Hollywood restzxurallt: Please 4lon't insult our waiters. Customers wc can get. Q . ' Q . I , , ' 'al I l'l!l:l lil lZl l2l2l l l'l l ' ., Q . , Q ' .IZI I . E S 3 I CUMPLIMENTS 01 2 I 2 O 0 OCPODOC! OCP 0000 The Geneva Telephone Compan 0,033159Q GllKQ5iiiH!MQWQMMWW8!RM3MMUIIilk9WNWNGUMQWOCUQUWUHMBUBMNWNUI if E COMPLIMOENTS 01' .I1+1w1+:1.El1 Kmg Motor Sales Eastwood Street Phone 3236 G. DAY or NIGHT s East Main sm-M WRECKER SERVICE GICNEVA. omo 5 QQ!!MiQlfl!ilNUM!UUUUlll!Kll!Kl!!!viQUUUUU MEET TI IE CROVVD AT Boyefs Roller Rink AUSTINBURG, OHIO, ROUTE 307 386333N3NN8W99NOWNNUUUUUUHUNNNGNUUHUNWUNGNGUHNHMHHHGNNHNHHHV K . Outsiflo a barber shop in 21 war-boom Town: Como in and wc will givo you an estirllzltv on your ham-ut. Umlvr an Arnvrican Hag in a Store at Pvlla, Iowa: These volors don 't run. , In 21 vamp in thc- Pacific' 2ll'l'21 fl halld-leftowcl sign tackccl to the offivers bullotin boznrd roads: Hat altvrecl to fit any promotion. MQOQQQUDQDMGNWHENWMMWBNUMWUMdUnNQMIUNQYNNUMQUUNHUUWNQUNQUVYQ 'QC 3 FD 'D SD c: o o G9 Q 3 Q0 3 o 'S V PHOTOGRAPHS GQDDQODQ 'UD Congraflflafiom fo the Cfass 0f 45 QDODGQQ an bl 1-' ,. ar Ill v'+ P A :1 '44 3 S :- Z -I F: U? A Sf oi G if ru X, P+' 9 id D14 P14 l-4 fx ' c E. 4- oc n-4 -1 E 2 2 l l,l.l,l,l,l l,l,l,l l,l l:l:l:l:lzl'lzl,lzl,l :l:l:l.l:l .l'l.l:l:l:l,l: 2:2 I2I'l Y 3 5 CONGRATULATIONS 1 9 f- P' f glgflil ww l to the i Sl W , CLASS OF 415 'W Zi Q14-f-59 Q DIRUGVS 1 UOSWllJ'I'lK'S if gg p Q SUNDAES RUBBER GOODS ' ' i' ii S ' mufxlas - SODAS South llroudway , AT LOWEST PRICES ID. H 0 l'OMPI,1Ml'INTS Ulf' ' HOUSE FURNISHINGS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS E G' B0WlCSv Agt' 5 cv GREYHOUND : WALL PAPER -- SHADES - LINOLEUM - 36 South Broadway Geneva, Ohio sg , 2 J 2 Cleveland P1a1n Dealer 5 Making Home-s Attrractive is Our Hobby Q Cf66OUU 75QQO'QQ A personal in a small-town paper read: Family lawyer will read the will next Mon- elay morning at the r-esiclenee of Timothy Hallahan, who flied l+'ebr'uary 29, to aec-oinoclnte his relatives. Don Geho: I hear you mlrinkf' Tony S: That'is a lie. l'm not making a sound. ooo. oo ooo o ooooooooooooeo 'o'o'o-o'o'o'o'o'o olo'o'o'o' 'o'o'o' 'o'o'o'o'n' Ho'o'o' o'o'o'o'o'olo'o'o'o' QM 5 3 T CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 45 . 3 H WK Nlili il GENEVA, OHIU F3633 QQDDQQ eg THE l4l'IS'I' UI IIUUK l'0MPI.IMIf1NTS Ulf' 35 r X i ' ' i f N ' N Q ' . I hh Pd h1QH Larllsle-Allen Co. . AsII'I'AIIUI.A, OHIO +- : 3 X One of OM03 finer ', 3 I Departmen! Storey 5 CONGRATULATIONS I 5 T0 THE uI.Ass ov '45 3 Mi J C Six Floors Uhuvk Full of Things : gain EI? c: I s I J' aan' 1. iq? Zan? iiigi for You and Your Homo 5 4537 MAIN AVE. ASHTABULA OHIO 3 ASHTAISULA, OHIH , N. F4 GIVE HIM TIME: l athe1' ffl'0Ill upstzlirsjz When is that knight in shining' armor going homo? It'S gn-ttiIIg law. Jean Moss: PatieIn-0, papa. The hour mayo ho late, hut tho knight is young. ZIJIGDOCEQDQS L - 55 3 15 THE PENNY X FURNITURE I3 . 2 3 COMPANY I E . I 4706 Main Avenue 4708 I 3 ASHTABULA I lDl'1SI'1RVl'IS Yom IIIININIINN 4646 MAIN AVRNW for More Rlxil5ffJIlS than Uno Y I'oIIIIf: IN ANI: NEI: WHY 3 T 2 ASH'I'AInII,A, OHIO Q 3 USE YOUR CREDIT I 6 2 f' 2 2 3 5 3283i33tCf3CEQ ' V , ' C'333ZP!ZV ' 3353 4:5 CL tWOMl'l,lMl'1NTS Ol f,lllM.lJlillVll'lN'llS Ol 1 33 3 Q G RAPE R' S GLEASQN Q Auto Electric 3 Q DAIRY o . 22 if Service 3 . COM,Pl.llVlI'INTS oi' K QWHMMENTS OI, BUCKEYE l ' SNAVELY 1 RECREATION B b Sh 3 IIHNRY STl'l+lTZl41R, Mgr. GOOD LUCK T0 YOU, CLASS OF '45 S F. D. SNAVELY, Owner 2 QQ A ' . Warr'e11 Deloria: I have a bacl liver. What ought 1 :lo about it? Ray liller: Take it back to the butcher. FOUND: Lady's pui-se left in my 4-ai' while parked. 0Wl18I't'?.1l1 have same by mlesvrib- ing property and paying for this acl. If owner eau explain satisfactorily to my wife how purfe got into var, will pay for ad myself. qv CONGRATULATIONS COMPliIMI'1NTS OF CLASS OF 4f5 Atlantic8cPacific Tea CG CHAMBERLIN , ew ' ' cLoTH1 G Groceries and Meats JOHN LENGYEL, Mgr. F. U. STINEMAN 85 f! 0, , , N IISAXILVQS W G ? limls thv Quest for tho lim-st ICE CREAM SINCLAXIR PRODUCTS H110 LUNCHES WILLYS-sales and service QQ - llllgyle lIDeX70ss Phone SHOES - HOSIERY CORNER SWAN and WEST MAIN H 3 ' GENEVA, OHIO 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 'aio'Qlololal.'a'J:l:':':':':':'z':':':':':l:l:l:l'lIl2l2l2l:l lgljlglzljl:l:l:l:I:l2lZl'l2l'l'l'l'l'l'l l'l'l' Bob Merrell: Would you like to sec- where I was operated ou for :1ppvmIicitis? Dick Marsh: I hate hospitals. SAYS HERE: D Most barbovs are bald-hearlecl and most painters have dirty houses-look at HlflL'l' house ! -ll 0000000 000 0000000000 00 00000000 o o o'o'e'o'alo' 'ol ,l,l,l,l,l,l, ,l,l,l ,I,l,l,l,l,l,l,l,l, l,l, l l,l,l,l,l,l,l, QOOOOOOQO Ci JMPLIMENTS OF Lake Shore Gas Co. 9 fir az? GENEVA, Ol IIO f . Q DUODDUC ' 0000 000000000 330 an l!l.l.l.l. .l.l.-.I.l.l.l.l I.- 135. 75CfQDQD,OQODMU3C2CfM?Qf3'i3,0Q,C'!353QO32fODCf n ,QE a 933583 533353383 31i532iCi3CLC'D,OQQO I BUY AKMO COA A SEMI - POCAIIONTAS LOW ASH - HIGH HEAT SAVES TIME. LABOR and MONEY 982635 T e Geneva Coal Co. DIAL 2161 1535 , '5131ZfO3f5O42FQ' D32f!ZfffCFi5D'45OCiCXiUECi'3 ' 4285 - 05666665066 I r A I fu O1Z83C'iDOD0'2-'QDHZWD 5 DEAN T. FORD I AGENCY Andrew Crawford .lr I Wim f mm 23 West Main Street Geneva l l l I l2l:l,l l l lXl'l'l'l wooils. will step foi'wz1i'cl. l'0MPANY HALT! l l:l'l l'l2l2l2l'l'l l'l'l l l l l'l l'UMPl.lMl'lNTS OF Hawes Sc Jackson MEN S and BOYS CLOTHING FURNISHINGS and FOOTWEAR Geneva Transfer Co A. I. SUHAEH PP R Owner LOCAL amd LONG DISTANCE MOVING l l S' . 4 l r :I i I 0 l I v y l l ' o Q L O 4 K 'l2l2l'l'l2l2l2I,l2I2l2l2l2l:l'l:l:l:l2I'l:l2l2l lzlflflf X .W X 1 X , 4 Sho sat on the bridge in the nioonlight, and tim-klcml his fam-c with her toes. lm shi w is -1 lovm ly moequito l thi hi' 1,41 was thi hriillge of hie ri . r 4 ! lk 5 ' a 0 I O J O 0 q . . I2 l:l:l'lZl2 l'l'u:lQl:l'l l.l.l'l l l l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l f' i 1. . 1 . .aim 1 'uv' - U . ose Uzlptuiiiz Tho man who siwulwcl out of the barran-lvs last night zlml met a girl in thi- O O O 6 O I I lo'a'o'o'elo'o'a'.'ol I. 2 . . . . . . DO G 7 TAYLOR mlm CUMPLIMENTS 01 3 3 2 Po TIAC 9 ' 3 Q A Q B 161 EAST MAIN STREET Clothes for MEN XVUMEN BUYS -- GIRLS AUG tn rl 5 l 4 ' UOCFIJCVTFOUOUOACFUGDUQCLDOX ' ' ' I l l I lzlzl I2l2l2l,l2 2l2l,I,l lil'-2: ng: Q DQ . v 0393555 01310310 D999 QG5253U,453335DO52fD35. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQR1 I 5 a A a A A w a : Q a l a a R a H 5 R H x a Q 1 5 o 's 3287 3285 C839 W 1 Dry Cleaning l'0MPI,lMl'lN'I'S Ulf' BAR NAR D CJ bi U, .QCHZFQYCF 335 3 Furniture 51 NORTH FOREST ST. T R xwwa PIQWC lu? Ag DIA11212l X AND n1f:l,lvl':R 3 H f 1 EXPERT gg DRY CLEANING if mMPl,1M ICNTS mf' Q SERVICE Q if D CP -? 3:1 umrr B. Qlnzzlh 3 GENEVA ASH'l'ABl'LA Q Phone 5322 Illlllllt' 1903 J E W E L E R . R rf l'la.nt 4015 Cleveland Ave. E 235 SUUTH HRUADNVAXY U D 2 B He: 112111 1? She: No! Ile: Oh please! Shu: No! R E Q 5 I I 4 I l oo I I QQ 0 I I 0 I l Q o I o I Q I I Q I 0 I I Q I Ile: Conn' 011, Ma, all the other kids are going barefoot. 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Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT) online collection, 1929 Edition, Page 1

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1946

Millard High School - Millard Yearbook (Fillmore, UT) online collection, 1947 Edition, Page 1

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