Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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E, YLECZCL saga The editors have selected a few of the many fields of training for emphasis in this Annual- li only a few, for there is a paper shortage and a war fRememher Tojo and Schickelgruht-r?l We call to your attention: Administration and Faculty-H for their work in guiding us into and through the right courses in this emergency- especially the outstanding work of Miss Margaret Coo- ney in carrying through the sale of war honds and stamps. Total 587,741.90 As of April 5, 1944 Library, Mtisic, Dramatics- X vii hecause fighting a war de- mands wholesome recreation during leisure hours: Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Geneva Hi-News, and Victory Corps-because they are inclining us toward demo- cratic ideals: Science Club, Fixture Farmers, Homemaking, and National Honor Society - for their guidance in training our minds for worthwhile things for tht- present and the fu- tureg Athletics-for its contribution to the physical fitness part of young Americas program. ll9 ,W

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unlnlly Owls Q v ivy The Victory Corps sponsored the War Bond Assemblies d u r 1 n g this year The exact amount ransed during the drives was ,583 132 50 A 100 dollar Bond' was the cry rauon book No 4 found the Victory Corps host esses assnstlng -,..- 6111- 4.-ui '-I 4-ng.. preferably Vtctory Corps members The paper short age and the V C mem bers go to work at once to collect the old papers from house to house :LCE f- 2.4 L.--I Y .5 Hb Results are good when the Vxctory Corps takes a hand m the scrap drive And don r forget Miss Beard s campaign for cooking fat She has done a splendid o and her work should be recognized Ditto for home safety survey W 1 V C boys and girls hold a good attendance the defense school on Lewis street The assxstants to the 19 Wlth so many boys going directly into the Army from hxgh school a program of prelnnmary trammg has been establxshed A student now a soldier later The Victory Corps mxhtary drxll has prepared many boys for the tough Army life ahead of them The m o d el axrplanes used by the atrcraft recog nltxon classes of the armed forces are supplled through the skill of the Vxctory Corps members Some of these may b M vxewed lh the library L sentatlves who sell war stamps every week nn t e home rooms are A farm crisis' From uly to November the hours put m by 278 peo ple are equivalent to the work 42 men could d workmg a ten hour day for four months A -L A Y C NN? CE? S 0 - W ' 'Q ' X 5 . , Vx C 'K . P v X ' fl 0 I2 s. - Q 9 ' n , T-1 J 5 ' tr u ' -L' 'r. X X .. f f The mad scramble for at every turn. War work! Machine Shop! Student Council repre- . I ' at. . . I , h , .ml 5 5 l' M1 3 3 3 X A 0 D 'J l . t A 3 A or J 281 9 ,. fill 1 f 2 c f , K -V 5- .SP E.. -, A wi f A Y . - n . . . . , . J 1 I ' ' l' ' l E ot Q