Geneseo Central School - Jen O See Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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'N I ,. , .1 B 1 4 A 4 1 - Iiilrk Roux' I emro, Mo.re.r, Tulmnl, .YfIll!7.f0ll, Pupple, Bizrrix, lVimlrmu, Barber, .l'Lwllv, Cerner. .l'errn1il Row: Staley, Orfixmlu, Alell, Crane, Leigllrwl, Van Cite, .Yirklmg Noble, Mz1fr1lll.ff1, Batmgliu, Orlamla, Maculum. Third Row: Nota, Amlreuxr, MrKelrev, Czzlberrmn, lV,ml, Mll!.f, Xliliglir, llupkim, Parr, Cnlbcrt.mu, Tawulqv, Bartugliil, KU- uulilix lfanrrlw Raw: Valve, Petrilla, Amlreunr, llifflwll, l.emmx, Dinar, DeI.uVerQue, Lerlmlx, McKeau'n, Quirk, Flrrzu, Xlzzitlv. lffllllf Row: Dujwr, Flilllihlllill, Grulnwf, ll'err, Mr. Purivr, lfrezr, Rnu'er.liuL. Brirrau, liuruex, Bl1ru.r, Tmfl, Afmmr. SOCPHOJVIORE CLC-ASS On goes time and with it our history. Triumphantly, we, the class of 1936, are nearing the era in our student life when we are no longer looked down upon as underclassmen. While we eagerly look forward to the coming years of our student life, we look back with pleasure on our past record! In the field of athletics, the Sophomore class has shown its ability to do worthy work. We went into the interclass basketball meets with grim determination, but the experience of the Seniors was too much for us, and although our boys put up a fight, success was not to be ours. ln the Band, Orchestra, and Glee Club we have made a very creditable showing, and we are ably represented in the Student Council. Thus far our class has been fairly successful and our hopes are bright for the future. We expect to increase our prominence in the history of Geneseo High School and to contribute considerably to its welfare. lf we can accomplish even a little in these directions, we shall be still more justifiably proud of the class of '1,6. 2.1