Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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, - , . . Ll F E BEGINS AT GENEVA COLLEGE

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SENIORS JEANNE LARIMER, Sec. GILBERT LEVINE MARY E. MACPHERSON KENNETH GRAHAM, Pres JUNIORS BELLE ADAMS HAROLD RIMBEY SOPHOMORES PAUL GRAHAM JEAN WORK FRESHMEN VIRGINIA DAMASKA J OHN MOYER They serve as a committee of the entire school The Student Senate The Student Senate of 1935-36 prepared to continue the active Work started under the new constitution adopted in 1934. This work was interrupted in its initiation 'by the absence of the president, Sidney Bliss, who was unable to be back in school because of a severe illness. Kenneth Graham, the new president, sought new controls and powers for the Student Senate and proved to be a capable leader. Serving as a committee of the entire school, the Senate under- took a noteworthy piece of Work during the latter part of the 'first semester by initiating a drive to increase the enrollment of Geneva. Advertising and canvassing was done by all of the members for several Weeks before the second semester registration. All of the activities sponsored by the Student Senate were successfully completed, and All-Star Night may be said to have been a bigger success than ever before. KENNETH GRAHAM SIDNEY Buss

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