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

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Section, 'Sail DECORATING COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen—A. DiZillo, J. Farnsworth. C. Luun, C. Hand, E. Johnson, F. Cole, J. Dolley, R. Basile, M. Mazzocchi, D. Robson, G. Thorp, A. Johnson, C. Andersen, G. Christensen, M. Stephens. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen — E. Johnson, D. VanEsel-line. H. Brooks, C. .Andersen, J. Stempel, J. Parish, M. Stephens, S. Palmerton, J. Clarke, H. Wittwer, M. Truesdale, S. Klube, A. Whiting. TICKET COMMITTEE Chairman—M. Schnirel. C. Laun, C. Hand, J. Clarke, C. Clark, D. Antenucci, G. Rolfe, C. Nicklin. CHAPERONES Chairman—M. Stephens. H. Wittwer, M. Schnirel, D. MacNaughton, A. DiZillo. QUEEN—AUDREY DiZILLO PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen—G. Christensen, C. Laun, M. Stephens, S. Searles, M. Achilles, W. Mathews, D. Van-Eseltine, H. Wittwer. REFRESHMENTS Co-Chairmen—C. Andersen, D. Robson. D. Hovey, P. Adams, J. DeMattis, D. Quartaro, E. Moracco, F. Salone, P. Sarros. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS GRAND MARCH — 16 —

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StaU - t?S3 ADVERTISING Standing— F. Ottley, D. Quartaro. Seated—F. Pretc, D. Lunick, L. Hegel. PHOTOGRAPHY Standing—M. Kirby, C. Nicklin. Seated—V. Acquilano, A. DiZillo, M. Mazzocchi. SENIOR NOTES COMMITTEE Standing—Mr. Cuony, Adviser; C. Laun, B. Bell, J. Madia, J. Farnsworth, W. Matthews, G. Thorp. Seated—M. Sclmirel, P. Adams, C. Anderson, S. Scarles, D. VanEseltine, J. Hara, J. Clarke. SENECA SAGA ADVISERS Business Adviser—Mr. Epley. General Adviser—Miss White. Senior Notes—Mr. Cuony. — 15 —

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Sections Long moons ago, some Indians started out on a hunting trip far front their village. They travelled for many suns, and went to many strange places, seeking game. Sometimes they followed footprints, but often found they had to use their own cunning to trap the animals. All during the trip they looked forward to returning home with the venison and bear meat, and when at last the group filed among the tepees, they were received with great ceremony. The whole, village rejoiced, for they' had done well, and there was meat to carry them through the long winter months. Many moons ago, some Freshmen started out on an adventure. For four years they wandered near and far, covering many territories. There were teachers to guide them, and they were quick to learn when left to their own judgment. They worked hard in their hunt for knowledge, and at last Graduation came. Now it was time to step ahead, into the bright future for which they had so carefully planned.