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

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OUR In 1930 the lirst len-O-See was published. Now the class of 1944, proudly presents the fourteenth edition. Inspired by tradition and by a desire to pre- serve paramount events, the statt has endeav- ored to make this annual a memory book . Our len-O-See boasts of not only a cover novel in color and design but also an artistic presen- tation ot our lndian theme so ably executed by Vivian Stewart and Herbert Yates. We certainly hope that the student body as well as our classmates find pleasurable memo! ries and a living record in these pages. Standing: M. Miller, I. Euchner, M, Hendricks, R. Carpenter, M. I Lang, I, Grilio. Seated: W. Brown, l-l, Yates, D. Wade, l Partridge Donald Mills, lean Champ, Mrs. Congdon. V. Stewart, TEN - O - SEE STAPF - 1943 - 44 Co-editors' Donald Mills, lean Champ, Business Managers: Robert Newton, lohn Paul Eshbaugh, Ad- vertising Managers' Elaine Greene, Barbara Beam, Alice Dwyer, Theresa Haley: Literary Editors: lames Euch- ner, Mary Miller, loyce Partridge, Mary Hendrick, Art Editorsi Vivian Stewart, Rosemary Carpenter, Her- bert Yates, Secretarial Staff: Virginia Trader, Dorothy Kornbau, Mary Roulle, Dorothy Whitney, Yolanda Chiara, Sports Editors: Dorothy Wade, William Brown, loseph Griffo, Mary I, Lang, Circulation Managers: Doris Carey, Esther Little. Standing: R. Newton, I. P. Eshbaugh, D. Carey, E. Little, D. Kornbau, M. Boulle, Y. Chiara, Seated: V. Trader, E, Greene, A. Dwyer, B, Beam, T. Haley. 28

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PUBLICATIONS VALLEY ECHOES For the first time in two years our Valley Echoes was presented in mimeograph form. Under the capable guidance of the advisor and the ambitious staff members, the Valley Echoes once again went to press at G. H. S. The midf niaht oil burned late, but a fine school paper was the result. Standing: S. Hector, B Slaiaht, B. Snyder, S. Donovan, A. lohnson, l. Sfinrwood, C Newton, E. Richardson, M. Kyle. Seat ed: C- BG-ll, Iacqueline Kelsey Miss Dorothy Fullaqar, B- Mflf'CflWlllY- Harriet Ffolcomb Standing: L. Clark, P Boulle, l-l. Kingston, F. lves. Seated: S. Pilato, M. Pecora, B Servis, M L. Everingham, I. McDonald, L. Badami, S. Donovan, M. Cooney. 29 STAFF - 1943 - 44 Eight editions of the Valley Echoes appeared under the untiring efforts of the staff: Co-editors, lackie Kelsey and Harriet Holcomb, Business Man- ager, Charles Newton, Advertising Manager, Betty Slaiqht, News Edi- tors, Sanford Rector, loyce Sher- wood, Betty McCauahey, Alice lohn- son, Mary Agnes Kyle, Feature Edi- tors, Sally Pilato, Margaret Pecora, Luella Clark, Charles Bell, Sports Editors, lack McDonald and loyce Sherwood, Art Editors, Mary Lou Everingham, Lucille Badami, Fai lves, Shirley Donovan, Reporters, Mary Cooney, Betty Snyder, Pat Boulle, Barbara Kear, Patricia Cos- tello, Helen Pat Kingston, and Bar- bara Servis, Typists, Sally Pilato, Ethel Richardson, Helen Parmelee, and Phyllis Kornbau, Advisor, Miss Fullagar.