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

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We the people. . . are involved Geneva High School students participate in various community activities. ABOVE: Each year the Marching Band performs in the annual Geneva Firemen's Parade. ABOVE RIGHT: Several students and faculty made a unique contribution to the annals of local history last fall by taping a Walking Tour of Geneva homes that have particular historical or architectural interest. Also in the fall of '75. students, under the aegis of the Geneva Historical Society, worked on a census of the Washington Street Cemetery. Pictured at the far right are six of the many seniors who prepared themselves for jobs in the community. The young men were students in the Service Station program at BOCES. Finally, at the lower right is Vince Alonso, the GHS junior who designed the City of Geneva's Bicentennial Logo. 12

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Achievements point to bright future Numerous awards are earned by Geneva High students each year. Recognizing the abilities and achievements of the individual student, these honors indicate the promise of the student body as a whole. Award winners include, CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Jim Bentsen and Ted Buzenski who won three honors each. Jim earned an Excellence award in French III, the RPI award, and the Robert Sheridan Memorial Service Award. Ted was honored by receiving the Arthur Hammond Essay Award, the Elmira College Key. and the Syracuse Citizenship Award. Brian Marshall and Sue Gutschenritter were honored for excellence in Driver Ed. Sue was the recipient of the Seneca Auto Club Plaque, and Brian was given the NYS Petroleum Council Award. Pictured with Mrs. Berndt are two seniors who took honors at the Spring 1975 Sibley’s Scholastic Art Exhibit. Julie Russell was an award winner in Metal Sculpture: A1 DeBoover, in Oil Painting. Boys State was attended by Geoff Burt, John Gagnon. A1 Thomas, and Steve Hansen, absent when this picture was taken. Nancy Quackenbush attended Girls State. 14