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

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qootballl 0 Geneva-Corning Free l4 A A ' 7 Geneva-Newark 8 0 GenevaiDe Sales 0 7 Geneva--LeRoy 42 6 Geneva--Nlynderse 14 The value of a sound physical education is more evident today than it has ever been before. Our Md m Geneva schools, realizing the need for brawn to back up the ains, have d oted a prominent part of their curriculum to building the muscles that America needs. Through the untiring efforts of Doc Bonesteel, who is in charge of the health program a set-up has been achieved in the grade schools by which our younger brothers and sisters are tak- ing the first step in a graduated system of physical development. Through the grades and in high school, too, the students now must study courses in Health Educationy' designed to acquaint them with those facts and practices that will promote strong bodies, free from disease, for the tasks of war now :md of reconstruction later. In high school the scope of athletic activities is broader than in the grades. Individual skill is encouraged in that part of athletics that includes such sports as tennis and track, where the com- Lvlllllll l.umun, lliillilllll U'.1l.1llf'y, llill Taylur, Bill l,1'f1w'y,.'Irlll11n1y P1l.r.ml11rquu, .-llfrml King, linlf f,'lnfu',.lu1r1r.c ,Ur- lfunn, Sinn IlllllIHllfl,.1IIt'L' lfinzar, lfarllon SflI7N',J1lI!ll'J lfuulry, 'ljillitllll A-lllrn, JI. I'rf4'r.v, R. Grnvnlficrly, llrmgflux lumzf, .Yarn lfurnutly, Flnyil Qlllflllllllll, xllfx l1i,1l'fl1flII'I', ll'ulln1'f lfillilryllrllrz, Paul f4vIll'lIi,Tll, Rnlfrrl l,r4'ry, Rulfrrl Rfy- llillilf, .lliflnn-I liuruoily, Riflmril lK'llll'lL'If1I!1, lluyll l,llHIlH,JI1II!I .'lz1ii0VI1l,.l1ll'A' iY1ll'HH1ll, Rnllfrl lx'n'l1lrr, Sum llrrh, lfillium I.i.ci, Jrnnaxr Gilly. A . is sie. ' if ., .1 i l26l

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