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

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BETH LADONNA BIGELOW Beth Whom not even the critics criticize. GARY B. BERTRAM Bert A n easy-going and easy mannered man. GERALD A. BLAKE Jerry On their own merits, modest men are silent. CHARLES R. BENNETT Chuck The world’s no better if we hurry; Life’s no longer if we worry. JOANN BAUMGARTNER JoAnn Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. KATHLEEN ESTHER BENNETT Kathy A merry little maiden, free from care. 25

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ft i MARJORIE ANN AKENS Marge Infinite riches in a little room. r 'L i SUSAN ELISABETH ANDERSEN Sue JL7 o strives always to the utmost. SHARON R. ANDREWS Sherry So quiet and demure. DALE L. ARNOLD Dale He takes things as they come. NANCY HELEN BAKER Nan Silence never betrays you. RICHARD CARL ATKINSON Dick Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. 24

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PHILIP J. BONCARO Phil A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. JOHN M. BLANKENBERG Johnny The more men think, the less they speak. GERALD A. BOND Jerry None but himself can be his parallel. CATHY JUNE BRADBURY Cathy To be good rather than conspicuous. A t LEILA MARY BRADLEY Lee A winning way, a pleasant smile, with a wholesome manner all the while. KENNETH AI.LYN BRAUN K. B. He knows what pathway leads to success. 26