SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1924 volume:

'1 Llams 'fm-' fy l 1 f 7wJfe77 IIIINHIIHIIIIUVIIIHIIIUIIIIHIIIINIIIIHIIHHIIIIHI!!IIIIYIIVHIINHWHWHWIIHUIHIIIUIIWIIHKKIHHIIIHIMHllll1lIIllHIIINHWHIIHHlllHllllNHWllllHHHHMIUIIHIll!HWNIII!NHNNIHNHllNHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIWHIIIHHIUH HH X YET!-3 NORMAL IA N Of Nineteen-JCFwentqfFour Genesee State Tlormal School Genesee, New Uork IINIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIHIIHVIIIIHIINVIIIHIIIHIIIIHIIHIIII1IlllIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIHIIHHIHIIHIIIHIIIIVIIIHIIIHIIHHIHNVIIIHIIIIYIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIHIIUIIIIUIII1NIUHINKIIIIHIHVIIIIHIIHIIII!HIIIHllllHIIHHIIIIXllllNVIIIIHKHIIIIIIIHKIIUIIII 2 Clio Dr. lDinfield Jl. Holcomb we dedicate this number of Cl' he Normalian B13 his example of lcindlq consideration of others and their problems, he has helped us to realize the true meaninq of Uisiou 3 5 ERE it is-what we have been strivinq for. lDe feel that we miqht have done manu thinqs which would have made the Tlormalian more a part of qou. The circumstances which enter in, here and there, forbid. lDe have done our best, we hope gou will value our Tlormalian as much as we do. Dont pick flaws in it, but think of its ideals, its aim. lDe, perhaps, will unfold manq unknown lines of thouqht, look upon them with the vision of a friend, and smile. .-EDlTOl2 .AND l'llS STAFF. Ffh Board of Editors Georqe Graff Editor-in-Chief Miss Marg A. Thomas Faculty Advisor Jllice Caslick Jlqnes Palmer Helen Dempseq Helen Sharpe Lucq Green Florence Tieerclsma Irene Jacobs Georqe Tucker Jlrthur Keesler Bessie lDilson Pauline lDilson 5 F ' Q B 1 WN. 6 Cl! he llniuersiiq of the Shade of New ljork Regents of The llniversitq PLINY T. SEXTON, LL. B., LL. D., Chancellor Emeritus. . .Palmyra CHESTER S. LORD, M. A., LL. D., Chancellor ..................,......,.......... Albany ADELBERT MOOT, LL. D., Vice Chancellor .............. Buffalo ALBERT VANDER VEER, M. D., M. A., Ph. D., LL. D ..... Albany CHARLES B. ALEXANDER, M. A., LL. B., LL. D., Litt. D. .Tuxedo VVALTER GUEST KELLOGG, B. A., LL.D. ...... . Ogdensburg JAMES BYBNE, B. A., LL. B., LL. D ....... .Now York HERBERT L. BBIDGMAN, M. A., LL. D. .... ..... B rookiyo THOMAS J. MANGAN, M. A. .. ...... .... B inghamton WILLIAM J. WALLIN. M. A ............. ...Yonkers WILLIAM BONDY, M. A., LL. B., LL. D. .... ...... N ow York WILLIAM P. BAKER, B. L., Litt. D .............................,......,..............,........ syroouso President cf the University and Commissioner of Education FRANK PIERREPONT GRAVES, Ph. D., LL. D., Litt. D., L. H. D. Deputy Commissioner of Education FRANK B. GILBERT, A. B., LL. D. Assistant Commissioner and Director of Professional Education AUGUSTUS B. DOWNING, M. A., Ph. D., L. H. D., LL. D. Assistant Commissioner for Secondary Education JAMES SULLIVAN, M. A., Ph. D. Assistant Commissioner for Elementary Education GEORGE M. WILEY, M. A., Pd. D., LL. D. Cl' he Local Board HON. JAMES W. VVADSWORTH, Sr., President, Geneseo HON. LOCKWOOD R. DOTY, Secretary, Geneseo LLOYD VV. CROSSETT, Treasurer, Geneseo HON. JOHN B. ABBOTT, Geneseo JULIAN GERARD BUCKLEY, Geneseo FRANK K. COOK, Geneseo E. EVERETT DOTY, Geneseo HON. OTTO KELSEY, Geneseo WALTER E. LAUDERDALE, M. D., Geneseo MRS. BERTHA PAINE FRASER, Geneseo MRS. ELIZABETH PERKINS WADSWORTH, Geneseo 7 LV L mx L. L 8 'L Facultq WINFIELD A. HOLCOMB, Pd.D ....... . . .. CHRISTABEL ABBOTT ........ . GUY A. BAILEY ................. ANNE S. BLAKE ........... LUCILLE BURKHARDT ...... R. LEROY COUNTRYMAN .... ALICE E, DAMON .....,.... BLANCHE C. FULLER .... ROBERT A. GREENE ..... ELIZABETH G. HAKES. .. MANLY H. HARPER ,... CASTELLA HEES .,..., CAROL M. HOLLAND. . . . EDNA R. MEYER ........ J. LOUISE MORAN .... JOHN H. PARRY ............ MARY C, RICHARDSON .... LENA A. ROGERS ...,........ MARY LOUISE RUSSELL .... GARRETTA K. SEGER ...... HARRY B. SMITH .....,... .. MARY A. THOMAS ...................... GEORGE E. TRIPP ........ ...... , .......... FRANCES A. BROWN, Sec. to Principal .....................,..... DEMONSTRATION AND PRACTICE SCHOOLS Kindergarten-Primary School. Court Street AGNES DAY....... .......,..... ...... .. ..... ..... . MARY LOUISE BAKER ...........,.....,................. Elementary School, Wadsworth Street EL VA FRANCES' BRACE .................................. GRACE E. LONG ......... . ................................ FLORENCE C. FARMER. . . LORA E. WEST.. .... .... .... ADELLA M. KLOCK ...... .... MARY G. IRONSIDE ............. 1 ..... . .................... CLELLA L. FINSTER., ................................ .. Elementary School, Center Street MELICENT GREEN ............. .... .....,............. MARY CONE OLMSTED, Jr. . . . . . .. ELIZABETH V. R. SHEPARD. . . L .....,............ . . . .. MARY E. TOOLE ................ - ..........,.... . ......... Elementary School, Craig Colony WINIFRED HUGHES ..... ....... , .......... . .............. GERTRUDE C. KILATING ........ ......,................. LILLIAN A. KEITH ......... JOSEPHINE W. PALMER. . . MARY SCHWARBERG. . . . . . ADELENE TITSWORTH. . . CECILE WETHERBEE. . . FLORENCE M. WYLIE ...... Junior H igrh School, Wadsworth Stree FLORENCE E. BEAL ........... .... ' ...................... RUTH E. COULT ....... C. AGNES RIGNEY ...... ....Geneseo, N. Y . . . .Genesco, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y .........Lima, O .. . .Geneseo. N. Y . . . .Livonia, N, Y . . . .Kendall, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y . . . . .Oswego, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y ........Av0ca, N. Y .........Geneseo, N. Y Orange, N. J ..........Avon. N. Y .... . .Geneseo, N. Y . ...... Genesee, N. Y . . .. . . . . .Pulaski, N. Y . . . . Warrensburg, N. Y .. ...Geneseo, N. Y . . . . . .Geneseo, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y .Geneseo, N. Y .....Geneseo, N. Y ... . . . . .Flushing N. Y .........Geneseo, N. Y . . . Schenectady, N. Y . . . . .Mexico City, N. Y . . ...Glens Falls, N. Y Burlington Flats, N. Y .........Albany, N. Y . . .Steamboat Rock, Ia . . . .Geneseo, N. Y . . . .Genesr-zo, N. Y . . . .Geneseo, N. Y .. . .Geneseo, N. Y Blooberg, Pa . . . .East Boston, .........Sonyea, .........Sonyea, Southern Pines, ..........Alfred . . . . .Friendship, . ...... Malden, 1. ..........Lyons, , . . . . . .Factoryvil West Bloomfield INA L. ROOT .................... F ....... .................... . ..Brockpo1't, ELMER P. VOLGENAU. ............................................ BuIl'alo, Senior High School. Wadsworth Street H. JOSEPHINE BROWN ..................... . .............,...... Genesee. LUCY R. BUELL ................ . ....... ................. E ast Bloomfield, MAUDE CONGDON ...... ....... . . . .Mystic, MARY L. CRISSEY .... ,..... J amegtown, CLAYTON G. MAU .... ..... F redonia, 9 Mass N. Y. N. Y. N. C N. Y. N. Y. Mass. N. Y. le, Pa. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Conn. N. Y. N. Y. lt is easy enough to be pleasant when life flows along like a song, But the man worth while ls the man with a smile when everything qoes dead wrong ,' For the test of the heart is trouble, find it always comes with the years, But the smile that is worth the praises of earth ls the smile that shines through tears. Oh? for the virtue that conquers passion And the sorrow that hides in a smile I It is these that are worth the homage of Earth, For we find them but once in a while. --Ella Wheeler Wilcox 10 4 w 11 Class Ojficers President ----- Mae Snillll Dice President - Dorothea Dolan pl Qeorqe Cfucker l Faqe .Jlllen Treasurer - Cc1I'lOlGSlO .Secretaries - ,... The Class Unique The old order chcmqeth, yielding place io new. I- IHCE the historq of the Cjeneseo I Tlormal, the qraduatinq classes have qone forth at the end of two gears. Our class is the last to be the bearer of the twoeqear diploma. Heretofore this has been awarded in Juneg but there beinq no qraduates on the threeeqear course, Dr. Hole comb qranted us Februarq qraduation. ln this limited space we cannot express our apprecf- iation for this privilege. This is unhq we laq claim to the title CT he Class Unique. Thouqh we are but fortqfthree stronq, we hope that our work mag live lonq in the meme orq of our Alma Mater' HMHE SNHTH, President. ' -1 'i2 Faqe Allen . Bolivar, N. Ifntermediateg A-rethusag Secretm'y, Senior Class How happy could I be with either, Were t' other dear charmer away! Ora Barr Elba, N. Kindcrgarten-Primary,' Dramatic Club Nothing is more simple than greatnessg Indeed, to be simple is to be great. lsabel Bradleq Lygns, N, Kimlm'ga'rten-Primaryg Dramatic Clnbg Bus- Icct Bally Glee Club I, II A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Helen E. Burtless Auburn, N, Iutfsv'-rrz.crZiateg Basket Ball What she wills to do or say wisest, vir- tuousest, discreetest, best. f i1gj', 1-, fi f . f ' ,AE 1,1-tw 'R iff ljgij' ' ' vl .l - N K ilu -' L' fy. 522- 5- . ff .-Q S., . ew: 'll TW' 3 Faye Ora Isabel Helen 13 U. U. U. U. ell Edith Cemolesio Clyde N J. H. S., Teacher-Librar'ia.-ng News Edztofr of Lcmzrong T-reasurev' of Senior Class Doa matic Clubg P'resifle1115 of Lib9'u.9'y Gvoup Bright as the sun her eyes the gazers strike And, like the sun, they shine on all allke Alice Caslick V Newfield N J. H. S., Teaclwv'-Librarian.g Normalian Staff Dramatic Club: Senior Clubg Senirn News Reparterg Bflfslfflt Ball 'Tis said that absence conquers love But oh, believe it notg l've tried, alas! its power to prove, But thou art not forgot. mabel C. Chambers Shorlsvzlle N Intermerl'iate,' Dramatic Clulvg Basket Ball Friendship above all ties does bind the hearing And faith in friendship is the noblest put Helen Climenson Durhamvllle Kindarga-rtcn-P1 ima1'y,' Agovzimz. She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. -, A A E i, 'Y V . ,, ' as 'S l-Izlith Alice Mabel lleleu 14 llflarian Cloqslon Ballston Lake, N. Kifndcrgartevz-Prionary,' Swinmzing Manager of Senior Class A good intention clothes itself with sudden power. mdFq Dailor Shorlsville, N. I'n,term,cclic1te,' Basket Ball I, Ilg Manager of Sl2lL'i0'I' Basket Ba-ll She points the arduous height where glory lies And teaches mud ambition to be wise. lsaclora Dearloue Bath, N IfiHflE'l'fjHl'fl!ll-I-'l'l'lIIlL'I'1lf Glue Club I, II If love, alas! be pain, the pain I bear No thought can figure, :md no tongue de- claire. Helen Dempseq Elmira, N J. H. S., Toucher-L'iIw'aricmg Normalicm Stajfg I3'u.sket Bull I, 115 W i'u'1z.c7' of Track Illcet '23,' H'il:'i'ng Illcmagcr of Senior Class The one thing in the world, of value, is the active soul. , ... ., H ., ,, V T-V -- ,, , :L - -TX' . Mxu'iuu Mary lsmlorn lleien 15 Dorothea Dolan A wellspille, N. I'ntc1'mecZiateg Vice P'I'GS'illG'Ilt of SaniorClassg Basket Bally Captcrin of Winter Sports Frame your mind to mirth and merriment, Which bars a thousand harms, and length- ens life. LU Rulll Dallmau Waverly, N. U Kinde1'gm'ten-P1'ima'ryg Arethusu To speak as the common people do, To think as wise men do. Felt Allegany, N, U Intermediatcg Alpha Delta Yet graceful ease, and sweetness void of pride, Might hide her faultsg if belles had faults to hide. GC-IOTQG Graff Middlesex, N. U J. H. S. Teacleev'-Lilnurimz,,' Delphicg Editor- in-uhief of the N01 lIlGl'lG'l1f Glee Club I, Il A braver choice of dauntless spirits Did never float upon the swelling tide. - 5- l em llikt-I' V ,will J fi o oi lmrotllun Ruth Mildred George 16 Lucq QFGGHG East Rochester, N. U Intcrmeclicztcg President of Arethusag Nor- orzalian Staff, Basket Ball' 22 Time's wing but seemed, in stealing O1C1', To leave her lovelier than before. lrene Jacobs Auburn, N, U Junior High School, Dramatic Clnbg Basket Ball, Normalian Staff Never idle u moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Arthur Keesler Lugns' N, U .lzmior High. Schoolg Dclphicg Glcc Club I, II, fXlD'I'Nl!ll'ffHL Staff 'AMan must be known, his strength, his state, And by that tenure he holds all of fate. Charlotte Kohler warsaw, N. U I-rrtfwzzzerlilltcg Dramatic Club For she was jes' the quiet kind Whose naturs never vary, Like streams that keep :1 summer mind Snowhid in Jenooaryf' t Lney Irene Arflnn' t lmrlotte 17 Alice Lafler Middlesex, N U K indergafrten-Primary Mirth, admit me of thy crew, To live with her, and live with thee, In unreprov'd pleasures free. marq morris Hlpingl N Intev'-mediate Of softest manner, unaffected mind, Lover of peace, and friend of human kind. Sdfilll Hloses Seneca Falls, N U Intermediate As merry as the day is long. Eleanor Outhouse Canandaigua, N Intermediate: Art Editor of Lamron To wake the soul by tender strokes of Art, To raise the genius, and to mend the heart. - - !r '1'-'? ?1' Y '5 F'21 - H iaefaliii-W 'Y , -lg if-' 5 lllff' il 5 ,. 'T ijfglx 1 A lic-e Mary Su rah Eleanor 18 Aqnes Palmer Hlmondy N, ITl,t67'1l1,6Cl'iCLCOf Normalian Staff Glce Club I, II M'ThG1'G is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. U Uflartha Peppard Waverly, N, U Intcrmcdia te UI never with important air In conversation overbearg My tongue within my lip I reing For who talks much, must talk in vain. Remax Perkins websier, N. U. J. H. S. Tcachev'-Librariaug Arethusag Treas- urer StzLzZc1zts' Association She's all my fancy painted her, She's lovely, she's divine. Dorothq Peterson Olegn' Ifindergcwten-Primaryg Alpha Delta, Happy :un Ig from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me ? fr l f 4 .. L - Agnes Martha Rema Dorothy 19 N. U. Stella Pfllfllflel' Cqngsergqg 101 tc9'merZia,I,c Those curious locks so aptly twined Whose every hair Z1 soul doth bind. Helen Powers ifflvon N 'U Kiml01'ga7'ten-Primary,' Clionilm None so lovely, sweet and fair Or do more ennobles love. mdfq Reqnolds Frcmblinvllle N Ifl?7II67'gCl1'f0'Il-IJ7 i7ILlL7'1jj Drwmatic Club Ground not upon dreams, you know they are ever contrary. Qladqs Robson Middlesex N conquers himself ln I1z,te1'mezliate He conquers twice who victoryf, m 11 ' ff 1 ' A -L-P Q , 53 h K X, ,lr X ,YA Stella Helen 3 20 larry ' X-if Gladys Helen Sharpe wolcoffl N Inte4rmcd'iate,' A-r'etlmsa,: Basket Ball I, Ilg Glue Club I, II,' Normalzfan Smffg Manager of Sen-for Athletics 'fHe1' blue eyes sought the south afar, For lovers love the southern star. mde Sfldllh Geneggoh N Kinzlcrgarten-P1'im.cLry,' A'rethzzsag Pres. of Senior C'lass,' Glce Club I, Il High erected thought seated in a heart of courtesy. Ruth Sqmoncls Pittsford, N Kinrlcrgowten-P1'i nz ary In many ways, does the heart reveal The presence of love it would conceal. Florence Tjeerdsma llign' N K-incle-rgav'te11-Primary,' Alpha Deltag Pres. of If'i71,d8I'gCl-'l'tC7L G1'0u.p,' Lamron Staf' 22.25 N0l'7lLIll'lH1L Stuff 'Tis good to be merry and wise, 'Tis good to be honest and true. ' , J .X we-eu i Y' p J V gg. 1 H.: I . .1 Q., I 5 . - ' xg 1 C '. I lclen Male Ruth I-'lorcnce 21 Qeorqe Tucker Lyonsl' N Jr. High Schoolg Pres. Student Association: Pres. Boys' Glee Clubg Football Marnagerg Track Tcamg Normalian Stajfg Sec. Senior Classg Delphic The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. Jessie lllalker KQHQHGI N, Intermediate There is a nick in Fortune's restless wheel for each man's good. Jeannette lDenrick f Frqnklinville, N, Intefrfmcclmteg Dramatic Club To make a happy flreside clime To wean and wife, Tl1at's the true pathos and sublime Of human life. Bessie wilson Lockport, N. J. H. S. Teacher-Librarian: Pres. of Dra- matic Club '23 Springf Normaliaxn Staf With song and dance we celebrate the day, And with due honours usher in the 'Ray. ' Sql 3 ,mtl H' .Y 5 .4 A , 1152 3 4, 1. Ei 11 F1 X-3 5-1 5 a we - -'n , EE-3, .VH f 5,3 ggiugggm ,. 4 1 George Jessie Jeannette Bessie 22 L Pauline 1Dilson wolcozz, N Kindergarten-Privizary5 Pres. Freshmen '22, Pres. Dramatic Club, Glee Club I, II: No7'mal'icm Staff Mark, if to get them, she o'erstep the rest, Mark if she read them twice, or kiss the name. l.,GI1I'lOlGG lljriqlit Dcmsville, N. I'r1,te-rmcd-iateg Glee Club I, II The truly brave are soft of hum-is and eyes, And feel for what their duty bids thvzn do. ' if .1 'i 5. 'wih t' - ,H ,, .-5: 1'au11iue Leuuolce 341' Rabbi Ben Ezra Then welcome each rebuff That turns earth's smoothness rouqh, Each stinq that bids nor sit nor stand but qol Be our ioqs three parts painl Strive and hold cheap the strain 5 Learn, nor account the panqg dare, never qrudqe the throel Robert Browning 23 Some Class Scene I. CWe recognize at a glance the kindergarten class room. A com- motion is heard off stage, which culminates in the entrance of the members of the Senior class, who drape themselves gracefully around the tables in the back of the room. The president rushes in, calls the meeting to order, gets the secretary's and treasurer's report over with. And now we are to witness a very important discussion.J President-The meeting is now open for business. Senior-I wish we could actually decide something about this Senior picnic. The one thing 1 am almost sure about is that we think we shall have it. I make the motion we do have a Senior party. fMotion goes through unanimouslyj Second Seniol'-When is it to be? First Senior-I move we have the picnic next Saturday. Third Senior-I second it. President-Any discussion? Fourth Senior-I don't see how it can be Saturday. The boys will be playing football. VVe can't have the party without them. Second Senior-Why can't we all go to the game and make that our party? Fifth Senior-It can't be done. Some of us go home for the Week- end that Saturday, who have been anxious to go to the picnic and they couldn't go, if we decided on Saturday. We must all be present if it is to be a get-acquainted party. Second Senior-That isn't showing much school spirit if they can't stay over one week-end to attend a game. Fifth Senior-But they have been planning that trip home for over three weeks. Besides, they can go to the other games. fThe motion is lost. A suitable date is finally decided upon after much heated discussion. The place is to be along the Genesee river, near the railroad station.J Second Senior-Now that's settled, what are we to eat? First Senior-I move we have pickles, and steak and rolls and coffee and grapes and- Wise Treasurer finterruptingl-I second that motion. CMotion carriedb CThe curtain goes down while they are still discussing the tax to be collectedj Scene II. Several years later. fWe see a crowded thoroughfare, evidently a large city. Why, of course! It is Main Street of Geneseo, for through the throng we can just discern Te1npleton's bus wending its gassy way towards Bank street. Two elderly ladies appear to be discussing this vehicle, for they gesture towards it excitedly. Let's listen in.J First Lady-It can't be possible, but yet it is. For don't you see the gas? Second Lady-It is the bus. Shall you ever forget our ride to Maple Beach Inn after the field day exercise? First Lady-At least I didn't forget it any moment of the next two days. 24 Second Lady-This old' town was the scene of many struggles and good times during that year of 1923 and 24. Do you recall our strictly Senior party along this picturesque Genesee river? F. L.-Our I-Ial1owe'en party too. Wasn't there some education teacher who delivered a very eloquent address at that time? It was quite touching. Vile were given nine o'clock permission that night too. S. L.-I can see us yet, rushing around for our Senior dance. That was an exciting week as I remember. The Normalian had to be attended to at the same time. It did seem an imposition to ask us to study. F. L.--I was quite indignant at the time. And then the photo- graphic days of tilted head and wistful grin. S. L.-And meeting superintendents! F. L.-But we lived through it and here we are back again in the old town. How diiferent it is since then. Would you believe- fThey pass out of hearing distance and we are left to our re- flections.J L.- wt jf I ' J ll X V iufl s . F s 25 k - .--45 '1 -4-,-'J F ,A ' 1-.A .., J A 'YE ' ' , 1 l ?'z 'f ff 1.54 ' ig' X I 4 'Wi 26 1 F Wx, NWN 5 'gf-mtg? K l I Y 4 - , 7 u p v 5' flw- ' ' 7 ff ,, 8 J 1 P3 - KYIQXJZQ 1,f 5 1 I 11, 'vf..f,v U? , FQCX f ' 5 ' U X 1 X X45 'I:. ' I INN- 3 'wx ,N XY v' I. ,fffyfhl ,II ,. . MIKE :V Xa .W N! Yr. W J, X 'M -M I -44 E I .Z Mg' Z.. M N N LGfu.nQ 27 Junior Class HEN September came to us this year with its bright blue weather, it found a goodly number of us once more in Gene- seo. Many changes had occurred, due to many causes. A few of the faces were gone from our class, but of those who returned, what cannot be said? No longer were we dubbed green but somehow, in some myster- ious fashion, we had changed so much that we, too, enjoyed the novelty of dubbing the new-comers Freshies. We feel that they never had a chance to be blue, for they were too busy being green. Organizing early, we began what we hope will be a most successful year. Responsibility awaits us around the corner. The very interesting, as well as serious, proposition of student government is coming before us. It is for our class to launch this new work, if it begins now. Will we prove ourselves capable? We a1'e confident, Good times have not been lacking. We surprised the Freshmen early in the year when we gave a surprise dance in the gymnasium. The cooperation in the work We have already accomplished is only one of the manifest advantages we hold. Placing standards high and with ideals soaring, we feel that suc- cess awaits us. If failure lurk, we can but forge ahead and overcome the difficulties. Frfmces E. Cook. 28 iola angood gertrude a. barker irene v, borck ln the Process -14 Junior High School catherine braunschweiger rena p. capwell elizabeth carrol frances e. cook muriel cull elizabeth curtis lucille curtiss esther a. dunn ethel c. eddy eugenie eighme dorothy k. fedder ruth h. gaston ruby gell henrietta graf hilda grefrath gertrude hanlon henry hilfiger mary a. jenkins helen johnston bernice jones mary kelly grace e. luifman marion mccluskey dora e. mcgillivray ellen w. munson marjory i. purcly marion a. rice myra a. rice marian c. ross margaret salladin dorothea seegler ruth l. steinhauser aura Snell anna tobias lucille a. vandermeid mary e. wade thelma Webb genevieve white helen achilles katherine amey pauline bonard helen brinton mary V. calmes margery Campbell mary elizabeth cass agnes dewey mildred degroat Kindergarten-Primary 29 Hornell Elba Elmira Wellsville Linden Herkimer Rogersville Newark Wa1'saw Naples Webster Lyons Little Valley Dansville East Rochester Canaseraga Livonia South Lima Medina Ulysses, Pa. Avon Avon Geneseo Lima Clyde Java Center Hammondsport Holcomb Canandaigua Nunda Hornell Geneseo Canandaigua Rochester Elmira Bath Elmira Livonia Piffard Newark Franklinville Knowlesville Corning Romulus Bradford, Pa. Warsaw Warsaw Geneva Hornell Newark mildred r. dobbin dorothy doty louise doyle dorothy j. ferris katherine hamilton mary harmon dorothy a. joyce helen c. jones dorothy lindsley eldred longwell beatrice mahoney helena mccarthy annette mcmahon murriel merrit dorothy miller bertha morgan cora mortland florence nelson doris purdy louise rawls marion recktenwald ruth m. robinson gladys rushmore doris g. smith muriel stapley julia steinhauser doris stimpson dorothy scheiterle hazel i. shimmin helen j. vanderpool emily tothill gladys vanallen emma a. Wallace katherine barkley mild1'ed burdick bessie clark helen c. davis ethel demby florence kick' zarepha k. longwell beulah marsh ida in. morse edna m. ryan mabel sealy mildred m. springstead frances valentine ruth warner mrs. dorothy warren zitella wood Intermediate 30 Nyack Oneida Nunda Canisteo Kent Seneca Falls Lockport Jamestown Livonia Center Hammondsport Hornell Victor Sag Harbor, L. I Ulysses, Pa. Bergen Geneva Rixforfl, Pa. Salamanca White Plains Tarrytown Hornell Andover Elmira Clifton Springs Geneseo Elmira Ilion ' Olean Palmyra Albion Olean Warsaw Avon Geneseo Angelica Marion Canisteo Painted Post Olean Hammondsnort Conesus Geneseo Victor Auburn Rochester Rose Riverhead Rochester West Bloomfield '-X., ,- 4 K., X fr, 11425 f of-2,-.- --1....,.f-- -5 14 1' ' X4-: 7 4'-WZ 1511, . 2 ff fff4?-'?w M 232' 3 5 -gi ,, ff? LR X f .1 FRESHMEN 31 Freshman Class 'Twas the thirteenth of September And all through the town The Freshmen were stirring And hurrying down The long hill that leads to Geneseo Normal To make their debut, their entrance so formal. In the words of the Great, We came, we saw, but as yet we are unable to finish such a wise and solemn utterance. We have yet to conquer. However, we have conquered in many ways. The Upper-classmen had their hearts set on giving us a good time. So, accordingly, under various pretences they succeeded in enticing a number of us into the gymnasium one memorable Wednesday night in September. What they failed to do to us would hardly be worth mentioning. What fun it is to be a freshman! There are brilliant stars ahead of usg stars to which we have hitched our wagon g and in time we will arrive. With proms, par- ties, and good times ahead, we can't help thinking how glad we are to be here. But gay times are not all that comprise our hopes and aspirations. We will strive to give our best to Genesee Normal and thereby gain in comradeship and all that benefits humanity. Again, we are glad to be here and hope that you are glad to have us with you. Lcmwr H. Curry, 226. 32 Yrruc, Arual Rehgallag, Yram Ronnoc'0, Enirehtac Eru1cCm, Einaej Tenneb, Avre HC1'll'b, Attem Notrub, Ahtac-:Ia Esac, Rehtse Nialrebrnahc, Rehtse Kralc, Ronaele, L. Tnemelc, Dlorah, J. Nameloc, Akcirederf Nodgnoc, Ecnerolf Yeroc, M. Atir Lladnarc, Ainigriv Yenaled, Yram Engrevaled, Avlem Ytnaheled, Neleh Elbbid, Aroc, E. Dnomde, Nyairam Rholf, Neleh Htiarblag, E. Leirum Rapsag, Ecnerolf Kenoleg, Adlih Regneig, Ada Ecarg, Neleh Yarg, .A10C1'8. Nesienurg, Avaw Ytreggah, Eiram Notgnirrah, Atterol Sirrah, Derdlim Esuoh, Eniluap Drabbuh, Sirod Rial, Nyrhtak Eel, Ecarg Nagol, Eduam Noi1lacCm, Teragram LlewodCm, Htide Rellim, Yram A. Sillim, Sirod Llecrup, Esiuol Yenoom, Ecila Sdlonyer, Noiram Ewor, Enelra Ybslis, Ailuj Selpats, Eirojram Notkcots, Yram Llewots, Anesemaj Nottus, Yhtorod Rehcqut, Etireugram Nostaw, Lebosi I-Iclew, Noiram Grobiw, Enella Raw material Oflicers Tnediserp Yraterces Rerusaert Eciv Tnediserp 33 Aivatab, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Gninroc, Y. N. Y. N. Llenroh, Wasraw, Y. N. Dleifkao, Y. N. Bmocloh, Y. N. Revlis Sgnirps, Y. N. Oeseueg, Y. N. Htron Notcohoc, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Llenroh, Y. N. Aivatab, Y. N. Revodna, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Tsae Dleifmoolb, Y. N Notcohoc, Y. N. Oetsinac, Y. N. Draffip, Y. N. Ynehgella, Y. N. Aivatab, Y. N. Retsehcor, Y. N. Llenroh, Y. N. Dleifkao, Y. N. Drofsttip, Y. N. Arimle, Y. N. Revodna Y. N. Foster, Y. N. Tropelddim, Y. N. Ellivnilknarf, Y. N. Oetsinac, Y. N. Krawefn, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Oeseneg, Y. N. Yorel, Y. N. Sgnirps, Y. N. Tropretaw, Y. N. Revlis Sgnirps, Y. N. Ainovil, Y. N. Llenroh, Y. N. Retsehcor, Y. N. Tropsag, Y. N. Tropkcol, Y. N. Noibla, Y. N. Tropretaw, Y. N. Ellivsnad, Y. N. Anabru, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Splehp, Y. N. Nwotsemaj, Y. N. Sretniw, Htebazile Gnuoy, Htebazile Swerdna, Enixam Senrab, Hadluh Notrab, Yram Rrac, Eirojram Kralc, Derfiniw Kooc, Ecnerolf Nnud, Htide Eirhtug, Lyreb Ledrah, Yhtorod Senoj, Adrev Namfuak, Sirod Dnalruk, Adlez Eworal, Nasus Ttogil1eCm, Hterdlih NahamCn1, Atel Ttellam, Htide Flactem, Noiram Esoom, Ettedrub Elbon, Sirod Llien'o, Ainigriv Spillihp, Ehcnalb Reetnamlop, Einnej Nniuq, Atterol Nosebor, Esiole Esor, Amleht Llessur, Arola Ttocs, Htiaf Notelkcahs, Ecirtaeb Rekamuhs, Derdlim Nospmis, Haras Notelpmet, Ecarg Renrut, Lehte Enytsla Nav, Atina Reklaw, Noiram Zlaw, Aroel Renraw, Arev Skeew, Semaj Trebla, Evilo Yeibielb, Ailuj M. Wodnarb, Eirojram Snriac, Anelave Nagud, Htebazile Egdirdle, Lezah Nosreme, Ahtram Tnuom Sirrom, Y. N. Edylc, Y. N. Retsbew, Y. N. Tropkra, Y. N. Edylc, Y. N. Noinu Sgnirps, Y. N. Ellivnilknarf, Y. N. Sulumor, Y. N. Retsbew, Y. N. Noilivap, Y. N. Naelo, Y. N. Tsae Retsehcor, Y. N. Augiadnanac, Y. N. Wen Kroy, Y. N. Nrubua, Y. N. Naelo, Y. N. Yrrep, Y. N. Guinroc, Y. N. Htron Esor, Y. N. Dnalyaw, Y. N. Doownil, Y. N. Augiadnanac, Y. N. Splehp, Y. N. Htab, Y. N. Nrubua, Y. N. Augiadnanac, Y. N. Gninroc, Y. N. Aedaenac, Y. N. Ellivsnad, Y. N. Dleifmoolb, Y. N. Ellivseniag, Y. N. Ellivsgierg Y. N. Adnun, Y. N. Ydatcenehcs, Y. N. Retsbew, Y. N. Htab, Y. N. Retsbew, Y. N. Tsae Retsehcor, Y. N Oeseneg, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Drofretaw, Y. N. Augiadnanac, Y. N. Tsae Retsehcor, Y. N Naelo, Y. N. Retseciel, Y. N. Nnep Nay, Y. N. Retawztif, Ecirtaeb I. Augiadnanac, Y. N. Renkcilf, Aevhr Hcnerf, Siri E. Noskcaj, Htur, C. Senoj, Ecnerolf , Ydaek, Eniamreg Ecnerwal, Ave Reknil, Alle YtnigCm, Teragram Nilhgual Cm, Htur Noxin, Esioleh Ynnar, Ettefniotna Terehs, Noiram Tropkra, Y. N. Naelo, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Yrrep, Y. N. Aeynos, Y. N. Dnalyaw, Y. N. Arimleg Y. N. Gninroc, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Retsbew, Y. N. Tnuom Sirrom, Y. N. Continued on page 6.4. -fi A 'Y sf .l N 5'.g'i .. , - - Us X . ' xx , , -K., 44, - .f f,,- W a. .4 1, xr lv s 14. . ' ' Y' fg A Lf .v m' ' K N x, Y L I 1+ - 5. ?' . H ' W 4, A. ,L 5 V lv 4 Q , t ' N an gig ,Z Y. ,J f ' , ' 'M K L ,M Q 1' 4,,. f' ' 'g , .,. V M, -wgl k m, an 1l QQ., 5' H Y fa , '. ., J It mv g' --: A he- F1 .R- .'53':l' 'V' X- Q 'Q' ' , ,1 V, 5, ,. 35 YFILIE 36 7 ES TIVITI AC The Students' Association ' Officers President ................. Marjorie Campbell First Vice-President .......... Dorothy Lindsley Second Vice-President ........ Helen Vanderpool Third Vice-President. .. ...... Beulah Marsh Secretary ........... ...... H elen Jones Treasurer ..................... Rema Perkins Financial Secretary .......... Annette McMahon The Students' Association of the Geneseo Normal School is the or- ganization of the students for the purpose of promoting the moral, social and intellectual life of the entire student body. Every student of the Normal Department is an active member and has an active part in this truly democratic unit of government. Through this association every student has a right to voice his opin- ions on matters of interest to the student body. It is one of the great aims of this organization to make it an open forum, where every member will feel free to contribute his ideas on the topics being dis- cussed. It is the one great activity which includes all the students and by the cooperation of everyone it is expected that great things will be accomplished by the students themselves. I The year 1923-24 has been excellently started and is confidently ex- pected to be a red letter year in the history of the association. We hope as never before to spread its influence, as a medium of service to the student bodyg and to carry out and maintain the standard and purpose for which it was founded. U . -Mcwgoowe Campbell. 38 f'-lm ALMA MATER U40 4 'pfgil l'J .Ei-gl' 4..Close lnesirlc the rippling walcvs ,Of ihe, Genesee, S'lanLl5U1efaivGs'l' 2.l-low wc- lava Your l-.alls 8, classf ooms,Smce our Fresh man yen Every gh-nc wlllf- 3-Ih Tlwcfielfls of our afhlches In our sludles top, We slwlll veaplhe l J..l.J..lFJJi-55.11 S .Ji VH V flfgqfjsfnl of' all No-rmalsa New we slug of tllee, I in yawn' campus Holds A memory glee r. Pwu cllg yeovccl upon flue hillsnl fadeless laurel: Gi tk: while and blue, ,J 1- JJ . iii!!!-ill ' , 2 , l11 ' m ' - - 1-Iiiinlul , I C1 -ia nn la I J- - IQ: ' a' J . . -Q K. V V . VT F. Wcllls ln Ivy clressCcl3 Nlag your memvf-7 lasl fovever, Dear al:lG.N.S. ' l - J' ' J Q , a J Jr J J' J J 1 l ' I LG 39 Merry Holldly Number ...... The Lam on ......... 1.....1. 1, ... .... .... .1 ... . ...... 11... .1....11..... ..1...i11 X 'K' v ' H' ' ' 'AW' 11a.m'.T,, lulln l DECEMBER' Igzs !l.0u n Vu! Emersan Hall Has 1SlmPl!Cll'Y, DIQUIKY and Beauty Time Here No! 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M ,W M m,,m,n,,,,, .... 1. 1. . ... 11... ...... .1 ........ ... ...... 1... 1.............. ... ,,,,,,,,,,,., .,,,.,...,.,,.. ,M ,, ,,, mm, ,,,,,,,, N .......1......., ...... ... . ......1..1...1...,... ......... mm ,M M, ,W ,umm 1... .... .... ... ... ... ... ... .... .. .... .1 ...... . ... ...... ...... 1.........,..........,...... ,M ,, , MM mm, ,D ,M 1... 1... .... ......... ... .. 1... ... 1... ... .. ,,, , ,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,... ...... ., 1... ...... ... 1 ... .... 1. ... ...... ... ... .., .c....11..1.. .1 1-... ...... 1. 1......111.11. ......... .1 ...... ...... 1 ......... ... 1... ...... 40 Girls' Qlee Club Dorothy Hardell Laura H. Curry Alice E. Mooney Dorothy E. Sutton Olive Albert Elizabeth Dugan Metta Burch Dorothy Joyce Julia Silsby Mary Alice Miller Ethel Demby Muriel Cull Margery R. Campbell Isabel Bradley He-len Grace Allene M. Wiborg Muriel Stapley Helen Delehanty Rita Corey Arline Rowe Wava Gruneisen Pauline House Helen Sharp Louise Rawls He-len Burtless Isabel Ewing' Agnes C. Palmer Catherine O'Connor Mary O'Connor Iola M. Angood Helen L. Davis Zarepha K. Longwell Annette R. McMahon Helen J. Vanderpool A. Isadora Dearlove Mildred R. Dobbin Muriel M. Merritt Helen Brinton Cora Mortland Katherine Alney Hazel Shimmin Agnes Dewey Pauline Wilson Beryl Guthrie Isobel Watson Mildred Shumaker Ruth C. Jackson Helen Achilles Mildred DeGroat Edna Ryan Helen C. Jones Elizabeth Carroll Edith McDowell Esther Travers Frances Cook Zelda Kurland u Normal Orchestra Miss Holland, Director Miss Burkhardt, Accompmvist Violins-Misses Hees, Seger, Delehanty, Salladin, Haggerty. Messrs. Lowery, Moose, Hilfiger. Cello--Miss Meyer ' Drums-Miss West Bass-Miss Merritt Mandolins-Misses Doty and Dugan Cornet-Mr. Tripp Organ-Miss Damon 42 Jlqonian President, Hazel Shimmin Critic, Florence Nelson Vice Presiclent, Agnes Dewey Custodian, Marjory Purdy Sec'retav'y, Helen Vanderpool Historian, Agnes Dewey Treusu're'r, Helen Climenson Cor. Secretary, Katherine Amey ACTIVE MEMBERS Katherine Ame Mildred De 10 it A Dewey, ' - . .y ' G' 2 , gnes Hazel Shimmin, Florence Nelson, Marjoyry Purdy, Muriel Stapley, Helen Vanderpool, Helen Minckler, Eloise Munn, Helen Climenson, Helen Dele- hanty, Helen Achilles. CHONORARY MEMBERS-Miss Abbott, Miss Rigney, Miss Holland, Miss rissey. Jllpha Delta Presliclevzt, Florence Tjeerdsma Treasurer, Mildred Dobbin Vice Prcsiclent, Mary Cuhnes Cowespondifug Sec., Metta Burch Rccorzling Sec., Pauline Bonard Critic, Dorothy Joyce HONORARY MEMBERS-Miss Fuller, Miss Root. ACTIVE MEMBERS-Marjory Campbell, Mary Calmes, Helen Brinton, Pauline Bonard, Mildred Dobbin, Isabelle Ewing,'Dorothy Joyce, Beryl Guthrie, Metta Burch, Ellen Munson, Bertha Morgan, Mary Wade, Mildred Felt, Dorothy Peterson. 44 .Jlrethusa P1-aside-nt, Lucy Greene Sew-etafry, Marion Recktenwald Vice Pres-iclent, Dora McGillivray Tfreasu.rm', Muriel Cull l Critic-Dorothy Ferris ACTIVE MEMBERS-Helen Davis, Pauline Wilson, Onnolee Perkins, Reina Perkins, Betty DeRevere, Margaret Duris, Ruth Dallman, Lucille Van Der Meid, Helen Sharp, Bernioe Jones, Mae Snath, Beulah Marsh. 4 Clionian ' Presidevrt, Louise Rawls 1'1'easure1', Ruth Culbertson Vice Pres'irlen,t, Catherine 0'Connor Correspondioig Sec., Dorothy Doty Rec. Sen., Katherine Hamilton Critic, Doris Purdy HONORARY MEMBERS-Miss Damon, Miss Beal, Miss Moran, Miss Brown. ACTIVE MEMBERS-Louise Rawls, Annette McMahon, Dorothy Fedder, Doris Purdy, Katherine Hamilton, Helen Jones, Elizabeth Carroll, Dorothy Doty, Martha Scofield, Dorothy Lindsley, Mary Gallagher, Catherine O'Con- nor, Helen Powers, Ruth Culbertson, Maude Logan. ' 45 Dc-:lphic President, Henry Hilfiger Secretary, Arthur Keesler Vice Presiclcnt, George Tucker Treasure-r, George E. Graff HONORARY MEMBERS-Mr. Greene, Mr. Tripp, Dr. Harper, Mr. Clark. Phi Alpha Presidewlt, Leslie Haaf Treasurer, James Osborne 'Vice President, Robert LeFeber Sea-retary, Lindsey Schell ACTIVE MEMBERS-James Weeks, Edward Lavery, James Osborne Lindsey Schell, Robert LeFeber, Leslie Haaf. HONORARY MEMBERS-Dr. Holcomb, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Countryman. 46 Dramatic Club President vvv...,..........,......,. ....,,......,........................,., P auline Wilson Vice President ....,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, M ary Calmes Secretary .,.................. .......... A nnette McMahon Treasurer ....A....,...,....................,,...... ..,.....,........... D oi-is Purdy Librarian ..... ., .................,..............,........ .,.... , Mistress of the Helen Cliinenson Hazel Shimmin Dorothy Lindsley Ruby Gell Iola Angood Agnes Dewey Alice Caslick Ruth Gaston Esther Dunn Mildred Dobbin Ora Barr Elizabeth Cass Isabel Ewing Frances Valentine Louise Rawls Gertrude Barker Wardrobe .....,.,.... Katherine Hamilton Charlotte Kohler Grace Luifman Edith Canolesio Dorothy Mills Ruth Robinson Teresa Compitello Elizabeth Carroll Gertrude Hanlon Eldred Longwell Hilda Greffrath Mabel Chambers Catherine Braunschweigel Helen Jones Irene Jacobs Bessie Wilson Mrs, Bumpsk-:adeLeiqh Cast of Characters Justin Rawson ..,........,..............,............,..,..................................,..A.........,..,......,.,.. Arthur Keesler Miss Rawson, his sister ..........,.....,..,..,,.,,..,.,...,..........,.,.........,.. .......... H elen Brinton Geoffrey Rawson, younger son ,i.....,. .........,......... George Tucker Anthony Rawson, his elder son .,.....,,, ,......... H oward Gallagher Stephen Leavitt ....,....,,..,...............,............. ...,.,......... H enry Hilfiger Mrs. Stephen Leavitt ....... ....,...... D orothy Joyce Peter Swallow .................... .............. G eorge Graff Kitson ,...........,.......,.....,...,..,.....,,... ...........,. B ertha Morgan Mrs. DeSalle .....,.........,..................,, ...,.,....,,........ M arge Campbell Mrs. Bumpsteacl-Leigh ,.,......,,. .,.,...... F lorence Tjeerdsma Violet DeSalle .......,.................. ......,.....,,.,.,..,.. M ary Calmes Nina ..,..,.4.,,....,,,..,,..,.,..,....,,,,....,,.......,.,.,..,...............,,................,...........,.......,,,...,,,,.,..,..... Beryl Guthrie 48 YV 1 ..,... l Ji Christmas Paqeant Characters of the Pciqecml Mary ..... ................................. C atherine O'Connor Joseph .......................................... Clayton C. Mau Innkeepers-Nelson Shattuck, John Sackett, John Waterbury, Benja- min Straight, Everett Bennett Villagers-Everett Bennett, Benjamin Straight, John 'Waterbury, Bessie Clark, Mae Snath, Charlotte Kohler, Gertrude Hanlon, Mary Harmon, Bessie Wilson, Faye Allen, Jeannette Wenrick Shepherds-Harvey Clark, Edward Costello, Harold Clement, Harold Jacobson, Robert Le Feber, James Weeks, Mark Welch VVise Men ............ George Graff, Edward Lavery, Sam Battaglia Herod ...... ............................ A rthur Keesler Guards ..... .............. F rances Cook, Mary Gallagher Soloists ..... .... P Ielen Jones, Maxine Andrews, Iola Angood Mother. . . ................................ Miss Fuller Son. . . ........... . . . Mr. Greene Prologue V The prologue is to change the attitude of the audience from one of modern times and feelings to one which will permit the reception of the vision of the first Christmas. The scene is a cozy little room where a mother awaits the coming of her son from his evening's work. As a reporter, he has been assigned the task of mingling with the Christmas Eve crowds and writing up the feature article for his paper on The Real Christmas Spirit. 'Tis nearly midnight when he returns with an abundance of mate- rial ideas but he feels that these are lacking in the great underlying spirit which will show up their real significance. To get that they try to visualize while the mother reads aloud the Christmas Chapters by the candlelight. While they meditate the music of-the mass from the Cathedral is borne to their ears. As the distant chorus of voices calling the faithful to come swells and re-echoes they are caught up in the great surge of emotion and., against a background of lights and tones, relive The First Christmas. 49 A A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Processionale- O Come All Ye Faithful Orchestra- Ave Maria ...................... . . . Gounod Annunciation- Pantomime Angel's Song Orchesga- O Little Town of Bethlehem an Song - All Journey io Bethlehem SCENE I Joseph. There Mary, rest thou there. Thou art tired from our long journey, and it is still a good distance to Bethlehem. I will go to yonder spring to refresh thee. I Joseph. fAfter giving Mary the watevzl Come, Mary, we must go on toward Bethlehem, so we may be there by nightfall-lean upon my arm. fThey travel slowly on and soon reach the town.J Joseph. We are nearing the town-I hear voices in the distance- They are coming nearer-flnnkeepers talk outsidej Bethlehem-Orchestra still plays O Little Town of Bethlehem. Unnkeepers of Bethlehem enter back, others follow.J lst Innkeeper. This order that all shall be taxed, each in his own town, which our king has issued is indeed a blessing to us. Our inns will be full for days and their money will help to pay the high taxes. It would suit me well if such an order came more often. Second Innkeeper. Aye, aye, so say we all! A goodly sum we might then put away for our old age-Yes, yes, 'twas a good decree of our most royal king. Long live Caesar Augustus! Long live our king! All. Long may we live! So say we all! fThey go back and forth busily. Joseph and Mary come toward the groapj Joseph. Art thou an innkeeper? First Innkeeper. Aye, that I am. Joseph. Canst thou give us shelter? The night is coming on. F-irst Innkeeper. Not I, my house is full. Joseph. fTo anotherj. Canst thou care for us? Second Innkeeper. Not a room or bed have I left. Thou must needs go elsewhere. QTurning to his eompanionj. Uoseph and Mary pass from one to the other. Each one shakes his head. As he is about to pass out right, front, First Inn- keeper touches him on shouldevzj First Innkeeper. fPoints to ew-it right corner, backj. There's a barn yonder which might give thee a bit of shelter. It will be the best you can get for the night I'm thinking. fThey exit slowly that 'way.J SCENE II Mary. It is lonely here, Joseph. Joseph. Art thou afeared? Mary. No, but I am sad-To think of this whole town-so many people-so many homes--yet we have nowhere to go-not a soul to welcome us-not a place to lay our heads. Joseph. Let us be thankful Mary, that we have found this poor shelter, and I will make thee more comfortable. Tarry thou here a bit while I get a bundle of straw.-Kas he leavesl-I will not be gone long. 50 Mary. Such a dark night-and we are alone here-Dear Lord, protect thou us- Joseph. Come Mary, let us go in. We are both very tired. Bende Orchestra- Siesta ......................,............... All Nature Waits: SCENE III fViIlage'rs enterj First Villager. It is a strange night. How silent it is. Second Villager. I did but now go to the well for water and the water did not How. Third Villager. What kind of night is this when the birds do not sing, the dogs do not bite, the sheep are frightened, the water does not flow and the fire does not scorch? Fourth Villager. How does it happen that all things show com- passion this night? First Villager. 'Tis strange, 'tis strange indeed, Pantomime. During singing of solo O Holy Night fAt close of song villagers leave filled with moe and ivorzcler.J Orchestra: Pastoral Symphony. CShephercls gather on clistafut hillsj First Shepherd. Here let us stop for the night. Tonight I watch. Rest you here by the fire. Solo: There VVere Shepherds fSicddenlg ci light appears ci-nd the shepherds are sore afraid.J Special Chorus: Adapted from The Holy City fShepherds listen, 'wondering.J - Orchestra: K'We Three Kings. CWise Men ctpynerir. As they come together, Herod a.ppears.J Herod. Stop! Where are you going? I am Herod the king. First King. We three Kings of Orient are, Second King. Bearing gifts we traverse far, Third King. Field and fountain, moor and mountain, Following yonder star. First King. Born a babe on Bethlehem's plain, Gold we bring, crown him again, King forever, ceasing never O'er us all to reign. Second King. Frankincense to offer have. Incense owns a diety nigh. Prayer and praising, all men raising, Worship God on High. Third King. Myrrh is mine, its bitter perfume Breathes a life of gathering gloom, Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, Sealed in stone-cold tomb. First King. And so we Kings of Orient Ne'er again will take our rest, Till gifts we bring him, praises sing him, Will you join us in our quest? Herod. But who is this king of whom you speak? First King. What, have you not heard? Have you not seen the star? It is Jesus of Bethlehem, King of the Jews. We have seen the star and heard the message of the angel and we are now on our way to worship him. Will you also come with us? 51 Herod. No, I cannot follow you now. I have grave matters of state to attend to. But go you before, seek him diligently until you find him, and when you have found him bring me word that I too may go and worship him. First King. That we will with all our hearts. fEmfit Herocl.J Orchestra- Ave Maria , ........,....................... Gounod Pantoinimea fShephe1'ds come into view. Curtains are drawn show- ing Mary and Joseph, and the Babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger. Shepherds worship in awe and wonder. Wise Men present gifts, gold, frankincense and niyrrh.J Hallelujah Chorus: Song by all. Recessional: Joy to the World. 'fi as eta f Q 315.1 52 ATHLETICS fa I I X . J X f ' ' xl I X L, I S X . 1x J, J . A X' xxx f f' J , X -1. -Zf' ,. ,,, w X ,, , .f' f Z Y . , 'Zn ' - .2 ' ,A v ' N I ff., A - X ff f' 7 3 Qirls' Jlthlc-:tics .lvmlli ? 5-AQQ, 'T C si ff'-r x - Y'-:.A'v.-- ,im ei xgfm M ' . .sg ' 9- f,T:'.Xgq' .nu ,g '. nf W A. A.. . ' Q qv mllfzr' -gl-1,2-A .. M51 nm-.i ' .. ,, . ' -'f ' if..- .,- qu..-Sf.m.r,,-,,,p.,5,-,.ga.,x,,, x,.:g-4- . .V 'a -I1..2f-Ts'p+g,3-1:1d--'f1r5L'.- 'H9LL'?---G.fi.f.,'1f4i'i:9:-:'fai:.!3 1 5, , F course We have them. And even trophies for our vic- tors. Listen! .In this short term we have already had a swimming meet. Splishl Splash! We can also play basket ball. Score 5-4. Knickers and a hikeg a common sight at five o'clock Saturday mornings if you are interested. Did you say Winter? At present we are scanning the horizon for a sign of snow. The freshmen must be taught the art of skiing and tobogganing as an essential part of their education. We have left other sports, baseball, track, tennis and horse- back riding to our successors. We are sure Miss Seger and Miss Meyer will help them Carry On Athletics in G. N. S. Officials of 192304 General Manager-Beulah Marsh Freshman Manager-Dorothy Sutton Junior Manager-Grace Lufman Senior Manager-Helen Sharpe 54 '26 Championships .uf Swimming 192304 Class of '26 Hikirlq 1922523 Marjorie Ulrich, '23 Field meet 1922523 Helen C. Dempsey, '24 Cfennis 1922e'23 Singles Helen Achilles, '25 Doubles Sylvia Dales, '23 Margaret Jackson, '23 55 K' igi x V asf- M f x N , I M, D x A: 1 .B ..- fm 'W ' XI.. . w ei. sf' Q :,. 1 -W -' ,rl , f 1155? fd 1 gs -1 ww ' .ng,- ,.-, A 1 ,J in 1 1?-'A , X Boqs' Athletics Although handicapped by the number of boys in Normal, some fine work has been done in athletics. J! Cfrack Last spring a track team was organized with William Shepherd as manager. Through the careful tutelage of Mr. Tripp, the boys were enabled to carry ofl' honors at Rochester, Dansville, Caledonia and Geneseo meets. dal' Cl' rack Results Alfred Meet at Alfred .........................l..................................... .........l.... F ifth place. Dansville Meet at Dansville .........,.... .,,.....,, S econd place. Tri-School Meet at Geneseo .....,,.... ...,..,..........,.....,......... F irst place. Caledonia Meet at Caledonia ,......... .........,...,.,..l.....,..,........... F irst place. Rochester Meet at Rochester ............ ..,.,,.,.... S econd 220 yd. dash. FM-, ,,..,,,-.,Z.,.-- . - V- I 1 I Football After a lapse of nearly ten years, football was again made a major sport of Genesee Normal. After being without a coach for several weeks, Mr. Martineau, a St. Bonaventure graduate, offered his services. After a few weeks' work, he was compelled to return to school. Mr. Parish, an engineer at Retsof, a former All-American tackle at Penn. State, came forward to help the boys. Through his untiring efforts, a team was organized that defeated the strong Wayland and Scottsville teams. Considering all the hand- icaps and misfortunes, the team had a comparatively successful sea- son. With practically the same team, 1924 looks promising for Geneseo in football. Jai' Football Results Geneseo Opp0r1eI1tS 0 St. Francis De Salle 60 0 Leroy 36 0 Caledoniat 13 18 Scottsvillet 0 6 Wayland 0 I 6 Waylandt 33 7 Warsaw 24 'Home Games 58 llvl 1 , ff: ,yi :J VEHQ , , - Q-. 5.7 x 5 I 131559-J. ii 2' ' ff' 4 A rj- WIIIIIll!UllHill,WTiHIl!!UIf1,1illW1WI7WW'IIHWHWW1llllWWUIWWNIHWHNNHHNNllMKII!NI'N1ll!1NPIIMIII1llNNIINNIHNAll!HTIHHKHHHIHIIIHH' MIII1HiHNIH?011'HV!lil'HE!WWKHWHlllWWHHWHHNKHNNIUNIHNHIHNNllNNNIHiNlMEA,UlH,ll.HUJ HIKEWHJHIIIII -- - - JIUTOGRHPHS '- - -- IIIIHllrvllmlllmlmlll v'I4m'N sllmwllii HIH'xlIA4HIIWll 1HHull'nl1un1nlUlu1ulUlmHN1ml11H1wIII!!nuHIIIIHvl11rlllv1HH1ull11HH1xbllium1NmIH!Hill:UmHHHumNlllmliilellvmi: ml,U4wW11ml': l1IJ-MMIH11 IH ztllmllw Auld Lemq Sqne 61 HlllYIKIHYYH11UllllltlllltHHHWWWIllWWKIIIWWIIIIWIIIWWHHVHIIHVIII!IIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIWtlllllllllllllllWlllllllWlllllllllllllUIIHHIIIHNNIIIIHHIIHNNIllHHIIHNUIHNNllllNNHIIHHlllllllNHlllNNVIII!!NVHIIIIHIKIIHNHllltNVIIIIHHlllNNIIIHNVIII!HIIIIUIIHIIIIIYII f- -- - .AUTOGRAPHS - - - HHIIINWHIHNUHHIIIHWlllllNWlllllNVUIIHNKIIHWllllWHKINHIHNIII1IlllNNVIHNNIHHIIIWIIINVlllllltVlllllltlllllWIIIIHllllllllllllllllllllWIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHHIIIIHllllHHIIHUlllllNHIIINNIHWWHIIHHIHHVIIIIHWNIHHHIHHHIIIHHIIIIHHIIHHIHHVIIIIKIIIIIH Should auld acquaintance be forgot, Jlnd never brought to mind ? 62 llllllllilllWIIIHMIINIHWHI!HIIIWHIHHIIHHHWHIIHWllllllllllHINHIIHWllllllllllmIII!HI!llllllIll!VIII!HI!HIIIHHIWHIIVWNIHHIIHHllVIIIIHHIINVllllNNIHUII1NUHHllllNIHXIII!NIHHII1NIWHHNHIIUIIHHIIIUKIHNIIIIIHII4NHHHIIIIUiIIHlllIUlIllllII'1 - '- -4 .AUTOGRAPHS - - - YIII1IIIXIIIllIIIIIII1FIIIIIPIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII1HIIHIIIIIWIllllllllllllUIIHUllllllllIHXIII!WllllllllllllUllllWIIIIIIIIIHIIUIIIIHHI!!IIIIIUIHHVIII!NIIIUHIIUHUVIII!HllHIIHHIIHIIHNIUVVIIIIIIIIIIII1IIImllllllllllllllllillllUlllmlllllllllllllllVIII Should aulcl acquaintance be forgot, Jlud daqs of auld lanq sqne? 63 Happenings of '23 and '24 Sept. 13-School opened Sept. 18-Junior-Senior Surprise Dance Sept. 21-Faculty Reception Sept. 28--Freshman Surprise Dance 2-Kindergarten Picnic 3-William T. Amiger, missionary to Africa, spoke to school Oct. Oct. Assembly Oct. 12-Columbus Day Holiday Oct. 25-Russian Cathedral Sextette Oct. 30-Senior Hallowe'en Party Igov. 2-S. A. Ha1lowe'en Party ov. Nov Nov Novi Nov Nov Novi 9-Alpha-Delta Play, K'M1'S. Bunipstead-Leigh 16 -Dr. Graves, Commissioner of Education, spoke in chapel. 16-Inter-Fraternity Tea g7STSe11ior High Dance QMiss Elsie Elms spoke and sang' in chapel. 21-Library Thanksgiving Party 23-Vacation Nov. 29-Thanksgiving Dec. 3-School again Dec. 8-Senior Informal Party Dec. 19-Christmas Processional Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. 20-Christmas Pageant 21--Vacation 25-Christmas Day 1-New Year's Day 3-School reopens Lecture Course Outline Oct. 25-Russian Cathedral Sextette Dec. 13-Frank Alvah Parsons flecturej Jan. 22-Eastman Concert, Max Landow, pianist, Joseph Press, violincellist Feb. 15-President J. Stanley Durkee, flecturej Mar. 4-Tony Sarg Marionettes in Don Quixote Rall? Material-Coniinued from page 34 Regrabenihs, Noiram F. Redyns, Aseret Ellivremos, Arod Nosnets, Nyrhtak Rewot, Eirojram Llenroh, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Ainovil, Y. N. Llebpmac, Y. N. Adieno, Y. N. Srevart, Rehtse' Llenroh, Y. N. Htrowsdaw, Ecila B. Frodnetsew, Anoel E, Etihw, Atteiram Silliw, Eisoj Silliw, Annauol Hcnyl, Edurtreg Drofstob, Acirederf Olletipmoc, Aseret Yht1'2.CCll1, Yram NilhgualCm, Nairam Gniwe, Lebasi 64 Nwotsemaj, Y. N. Snoyl, Y. N. Htab, Y. N. Drawoh, Y. N. Drawoh, Y. N. Retseciel, Y. N. Ellivsniag, Y. N. Edylc, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Nova, Y. N. Arimle, Y. N. Ethel Kerman, Cnnisteo, N. Y ommenls Ten Years Hence. Expression Favorite Better Known As Name ls. 3 is - US 4535 Us is vi Ei g E. Q E 2 wg - . P : Q D6 . : ' . ... G7 gb, 5 eg f ' mgkc ea, ,E -gg -gE,:.m.4.w is 3- 5o Q9gE.gENfS gm 4 Wggwfr w Qkg Wm g1EOwf5jggmg'5E,.3g gbggm-E2 :Jgb1,2Q2 Eg O Q4-'nv C. 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Lennolee Wright Linoleum Don't be in a hurry. Well Known Collector of Autographs of the Famous Class of '24. A Accountan Expert for usl Too many C by ob B ship 1' Win Esthe the Erie On p to Date Only U w 9: O Q M o M U12 if Ee 1-4 4-7 GJ Q 2.l'-ii m .Bu-40 M www, 5 w P aim' v-1 WCC!! 'E CLVECH Q FH-H S 132 Z QW? o Ee: 9 1191? - H, I: 5 I 3 pwOuw 2.5 Bo west cu-iiiggviiz' Hppyc Fmmdg r . Q3 on 95-1 L O M, my n-QS gg oe .s wi 3 CD5 E' C r 'sg 5 c E H no P? P HQ f QM o A F al 5 ev - , 9-I 9 '-H1 .H :Q 4 O 2 he 3 if 3 2- 5 Qg. 'Ui-v3 2533 35 -cs ll 322 ESM 'QQE Ram Us-as 51? .... an? 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Better Than Trading Stamps Small boy: Father wants six-pennyworth of ham, please, and would you wrap it up in the continuation of the story, as you sent him the first chapter of it with the sausage yesterday? Prof.- Do you know Lincoln's Gettysburg Address? History Student - Oh! I thought he lived in Washington, D. C. Bison. Al' A certain girl at a frat dance, fearing' that the waist hand of her partner would soil her dainty gown, said slyly: Would you mind using your handkerchief? The young man fno name men- tionedj hastily drew out his handkerchief and blew his nose. Bison. dsl' Around exam time, we think the profs have kind hearts 3 but, we ask, what kind? Bison. Senior- This coffee is the quality of mercy. Freshie- Why'? Senior- Because it is not strained. Volcano. AF' Some Tough First Coon- My father cuts his nails with an axe and combs his hair with a rake. Second Coon- That's nothin'. Mah old man is a plumber and shaves himself with a blow torch. JJ' Prof.- A fool can ask ques- tions that a wise man can't answer. Senior- Sure, that's why I Hunked Regents. Volcano. IMAGINE Templeton with a new bus. Geneseo without 7:30 rules. Burdette Moose not blushing. Frances Cook without a notice in chapel. Charlotte Kohler class talker. Tweedle-dee without Tweedle- dum. Helen Burtless with nothing to say. Art. Keesler not passing criti- CISITIS. Bolt House without Sunday even- ing callers. Dr. Harper not testing I. Q's. Mr. Tripp not busy. Seniors with nothing to do. Miss Richardson without a smile. Alice Caslick at Sargent. Chick Kurland a demure maiden. Mr. Greene without curls. Helen Dempsey getting A in math. Miss Moran without a project. G. N. S. with plenty of men. l l THE INTERSTATE 1: TEACHERS EE I lb lb 0 2 AGENCY gg is Well known to the fac- ulty and former students :I of Geneseo Normal, many ofwhom have been placed 1: in desirable positions by 1: 0 its aid. :I 2 Write today for ayoplica- 3 mon form to enroll for Sep- ternber positions. ll mf T. 1-1. ARMSTRONG, Prop. lg 500 Duffy-Powers Building ll ROCHESTER, N. Y. l ll ---..----....---....--.ll 65.0.00-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ O 0 II Compliments 2 H 9' BOLT HCUSE 2 0 0 il 0 0 0 I O ll ll...-......-------....... r---......-------..... 5 GENESEO JAM KITCHEN : INCORPORATED O 0 3 Jams, Jellies, Marma- g lades, Preserves 2 Mince Meat Plum Pudding , Crystallized Grape 5 Fruit E List of Specialties and Prices on request 3 ELLEN H. NORTH 4 PRESIDENT 3 CENESEC, N. Y. LQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 3- 3: , - 3' V fc rw' U0 -f cg - ' O fc' ' D559 5' ED .. UO 5 Z in z'C --' o 1 Quai 5: -1 :L-'U' -cc 'B 5'-U f :: V + --' Ii Zim 5 Cn 'II'-' 'FD-T -' C5 C P355 4'-+I-1 S 'ED 5 34 556131 5 rm fc' F1 Q' CU fo 5 WUC? -t E, V' E D 250 2 UIQ: -3 U? EJ. D-1 S D285 rpg VE Uzakzvgg-Ig L QI :I E 5 E 5 cn PU Eg' '11 k 0 B no UQ O ,D ,,,':.-U O... U U3 G7 7 D3 '57 '1. 'O I 3 0 S3 N O Q ig' . W limo 533A I?L9:,i795 J :' IIFIW I-I Elmo t-:SD SEN .Q IE? ?w3EQE-Dos' fc' ::,-IE 2- PU B D- E2-14. :::- .Im c qu fp-U I-'Q 'U -5 5:05 fqghifiicigf, - 5' I Ifv 3:5 S? 94 E- ff' W --C IIHQIP' 73 YJ Q- 'D O 2 D ::- II U,.l P1 3 03:2 4I m n -C 1:2139 Q gg 3, UU 22' :Img Q ' E 8 tt- :IIQ 'I ff F97 ,- IEE-2 5 IU - IEE - ' NCEE -' II -' 1: '-I ' I E N I: ,.,. I Q I I I I I I V II II 70 - - - - --Q-- --QA -QQQQQQQQ lr 0 P ll ll 5 tl 0 li 5 c:--:: -----: 2:--'ee-ei we-v -- -' Where will I get i Andress Studio O my hair bobbed? s 5 I have mine bobbed 3 E ,gglf at as ti MR. OSBORNEYS PORTRAITS I-Ie has a private il II OF QUALITY room for ladies' Work ll ll Jag Located on Main St. i i 1 ti OVER Il - BATCHELLORS El Films, Kodaks HASIIEVQSRE E Kodak Finishing 0 o ,,,,---,,------: xx : is E : xx-: : :--: :-------- --------------P---- n lV 'g ' Al Q ,H Safe Investment Ways Q 3 Our - I' 707 CUIVIULATIVE. S0methm3 New If FIIQST PREFERRED 3 3 sTocK if We furnish electric, manu- j: factured gas and street rail- ., ,, way service to a large territory. Y 3 0 Dividends payable Jan. I, .. April 1, July 1, oct. I , mi o 83 Main Street Q g PRI?e?S3ESRDSiUiE'EiSLUS i S ELMIRA l!VbP:ATgIR60h?:lrll'Y8: RAIL- :1 2 ELMIRA, NEW YORK L-A--A ------AA-------- J O: --R---A--------- A---A f6bi6t QQQQQ ---Q--9, vvvv--- -v v--- -----Y 'X 5 QA store that reflects the culture and prosperity ll o of the Genesee Valley' ll ll 9 4' 3 SCRANTOM s I2 ROCHESTER, N. Y. gg ' o 'g Stocks unexcelled in the country E 3 of New, Standard and Used Books, 12 Sporting Goods, Games and Toys, 2 st . . ul Q Educational Supplies, Q E Social Stationery and Engraving, Office Equipment and Supplies, 3 . 1 g Leather Goods and Art Novelties. if O 0 5 WHEN IN ROCHESTER COME IN AND BROWSE ll ,f:,:::::::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::il Lest We Forget Miss Frances Brown .....,..,......,.. Is Miss-1-in this room? Miss Seger ,........A....,..............,.,..............,. When you folks go out to teach- Miss Baker ....,.....,............... ........... N ow girlsi Mr, Smith ,,..,.,.,......,...,.,.... Isn't that reactionary? Miss Burkhardt ........ Miss Thomas ..ll..... What's that skip? Now skip it. I know you are Go-Getters. Miss Rogers , ,,..,,,.. ....,.,..... I expect perfect work from those who are not listening. Miss Brace , ......... ...,........ W hat does the piano tell you to do? Miss Meyer .,........ ,........... S nap out your commands! Bite them off! Miss Abbott ,,,.,,,,.. ....,..,.... N o talking after the first bell. Some one might want to study. Miss Holland .,..,..,. ............ K eelp one eye on me and the other on the boo . Miss Blake ., ,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,.,, ......,...,. W ho is to be your chaperon? Mr, Countryman ....,,., .,.......... S ummarize the lesson for today. Miss Fuller ...,......,.... ,I'1n sure Miss Long would approve of that. Mr, Parry ,,,,.,.,,,,,,., ........ ,... I d on't suppose you know this poem. Mr, Clarke ,,,l.,,,,....,.,,,,,.,...,...l....,,...... I'll trust you this time. J! A teacher was teaching Long- First Flea on Nabisco Box- fellow31'sh Children's Irliotgilu. Shel What's your hurry? aske t e meaning o e worc -. plotting, One bright youngster thsscgnd F1222 . iggnyihyognsfi raised his hand and answered 9' SSH, 1 a g ls e ' Scratching your head. Volccmo. 72 - -,A---,-----------,--, r -1 1' ' '- ' Rochester Sporting Goods Co. INCORPORATED 79 STATE STREET CORNER CHURCH Rochester, N. Y. Q Everything For Sport and Recreation :: :::::o::::::o::: We will appreciate your patronage in PARTY SLIPPERS and I-IOSIERY of the Latest Style and Finest mality C. I-l. WEBB GENESEO : :::::::::oo--::: J amiesons Restaurant no Main st. REGULAR MEALS SHORT ORDERS and SANDWICHES Oysters cmd Clams in Season TRY US .po QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: : Q Emerson Hall STUDENT DORMITORY Elbert Foland Proprietor :::::o: :ezcaaqz :0:::::: : :oo::::::0::-::--::o-o Qliastman Qnbnnl of tusic . of The University of73Qocl1esier 3 E An Endowed School Offering Compiete Education in Music x COURSES LEADING TO DEGREE. BACHELOR OF MUSIC COURSES LEADING TO EASTMAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE Operatic Training tor Professional Career g . . . 0 Organ Accompaniment of Motion Pictures Summer Session Affords Opportunity for Intensive Study in All Branches of Music X For Information Address the Secretary, EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC . i:::::--,x-----:::: x-: 2 2 : ,::-::,,::------......0 An Unfair Advantage Where is the man who keeps this restaurant? asked a disgusted patron. I-Ie's gone out to lunch , replied the Waiter. ,gal Be Careful, Billie Billie Merritt fatter shopping trip to Rochesterj Oh, girls, I've got A Kiss in the Dark . l,::::.,:::::::::::-:::::::::::---:::::-::-::-::::q ll Q ll 0 EE Writing Materials E: ll 0 ll ll ll ll Il 8 it We have a great variety E of Writing materials in- 1 0 EI cluding the latest dictates EE of polite correspondence. E ii il IC R Q Yellow Front Pharmacy' if i J. B. CLANCY, Proprietor' ll 2 L:g::::::Q:::9::::::III3:22222::::3::3i::i::3::1. 74- Always More Ill'ilh IljlUllljlf1'Xfl1 Mlym- Allfn 1'ur:.1 Once upon an evening: dreary, While I pondered, weak and Weary, Over many a ponderous volume. OI project-problem lore: As with study I was gnpimr, Suddenly I heard a tapping, As oi' someone xrently rapping. Rappim: at my chamber door. Now 'twas eight tfclock and after, Yet a sound of hrazen louitlitcr Of real undouhted, ellin lauizhter Fell upon my wondering: ears, Quickly Hung I wide the portal Marvelinxt that any mortal Dared to so transgress the rules. Then my I. Q. sorely tested, All my thinking process bested, Just for breathing: space I rested, Then I tottered to the door. Lo! there stood without the portal Not a fairy, neither mortal But a Izrim and gory problem Hand-in-hand with project drear. And despite my bitter wailing Through the doorway they came sail- ine, To my table without failing, And they perched upon my books. Then with spirit sorrow-laden, Cried I, Can I lind an Aiden Where the project-prolzlem method Has not landed there before ? But they answered, Nevermore . So through No1'mal's halls with sadness Nevermore Will I llnd ixladness For theres always problem-project, Project-problem- AIways morel' QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Gamble Sz Vincent INCORPORATED I HUDSON Sz ESSEX I Distributors ' For Livingston County if--oe ---- Q -A------- --- I7. G. Batchellor Sc Co. The Winchesler Store A Complete Line of Winchester Sporting Goods BASE BALL TENNIS FISHING TACKLE BASKET BALL Uniforms Madeto Measure Special Prices io Clubs F. G. Batchellor 8: Co. Gene seo, N. Y. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -IJ ooooo oo QQ. oooooooo oooaooooaog PHOTOGRAPHS Smith-Curry Studio fNevv Locationl 133 Clinton Ave., South ROCHESTER, N. Y. We have ONE SPECIAL PRICE for all school Work -::::-:::::-oQ::: : ::::: i.- I I I I I I I I I I I I I In -Q I I I I I I I I I I .Q Q. ooooooeoa oo -oooo Q-::::::::::::::::::::--' PERSONAL I GREETING CARDS Desk Sets and Other Beautiful Things in Imported Leather Imported Stationery in Handsome Boxes Initialed Playing Cards with Monogram or Coat of Arms CLARENCE W. SMITH Social Stationer and Bookseller 113-115 East Avenue ROCHESTER, N. Y. ::::::::-:e-:::::::::J C. H. Richter Pressing Cleaning Altering Ladies' and Gentle- men's Clothing Dry Cleaning, Dyeing Our Specialty NAST BLOCK GENESEO, N. Y. --------------------A- ooo.. Qooooooo Qeooooopoq.. Q-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Normal School Jewelry CLASS PINS AND RINGS FRAT PINS AND RINGS Clionian Alpha Delta Agonian Delphic Arethusa Phi Alpha Seal Rings and Pins Fountain Pens Eversharp Gold and Silver Pencils NORMAL SCHOOL STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS FOLTS BROTHERS Jewelers 85 Main Street Genesee, N. Y. lf ' ll Normal Candy Kitchen yo FRESH CANDY DAILY yn JOHN SCONDROS Proprietor 0 z a l l 5 --::J O ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 lb ll 0 0 ll lr li 0 0 0 I ll ll 0 0 :::::Q:::::::Q:::Q::-Q-::::::::::::::::-Q-- ---- Q:::::::::::::::::: : :oQ:::ooooooQQ..Q.Q..ooQQ Geneseo Hardware Company INCORPORATED Wholesale and Retail Dealers in. Hardware, Paints, Oils, Agricultural Implements, Harness and Farm Seeds. J. HILLMAN, MANAGER Phone 16 Phone 16 -------- ..-..--------J Tips for Library Etiquette Don't whisperg some one may think you have lost your voice. The librarians become lonesome. Ask them to help you find the dictionary. It's an honor to have your name on the fine list. Always sit with your best friends. It is much easier to study, when you can visit between times. Be sure to avoid the bulletin boards and special tables. Don't fail to read the latest number of Life . A sense of humor is necessary. Chairs should not be arranged at tables. The librarians can do that while they are resting. Remember to wait until a crowd assembles around the music table. The more the merrier. It's library etiquette to keep reserved books overtime. Someone will have a good excuse for not getting a lesson. . The Dewey Decimal System is passe. Use your own arrange- ment. The librarians will enjoy the mental gymnastics of de- ciphering it. ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::'::::::::::::: f . U Your Negative Deserves the Best Paper II Look FOR 2 0 vE.Lox g ON THE BACK gg No other photographic paper is made exclusively for printing from z amateur negatives. VELOX exactly meets this requirement. 3 We use nothing bu! VELOX PAPER Bring your finishing to us. We give you 24 hour service. OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVERY EVENING z MINCKLER DRUG CO., Geneseo, New York :::---:::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J '77 r 0 f::::: 'f:-eeeeneexw -fe:-ee:--exxeee-x o . 'I E Hlgh Class 5 AnU15Qd IS Ng good E 0 n ess it is ea 0 E MILLINERY . 3 I And the money pald for S g Cut Flowers E thrs space is wasrecl if it 5 Q 0 fHllS to tell, or remlncl, the Q Cofsago Vvork I readers of The Normalian 2 S CO1-Sets z that we were the pioneers Q C H tt E and are still the leaders in Q Orse e es 2 producing Good 'Printing II E BE1I'1d68.1lX E in Geneseo. 0 C 0 E Graduate E ThE 2 Corse-ttiere 3 REPUBLICAN 3 g . Incorporaied : MrS.A.E.DIETSCHE Geneseo - New York E L-oooooooo ---o.- ..o.--J ..... ...-...--... .... Ji fw'1QfQfQfI1'SlQ'H,lQ'Zl'ME , 'Tf z practically inseparable QAt the R E Learn to play some 2 ODENB-ACH 5 Q MUSICAL E RESTAURANT Q E INSTRUMENT in Rochester E Q Ukuleles 52.00 upto 5 Whore Good Foods E 2 2550.00 11 Predominate gg In O Tenor Banjos II 3 , 512.00 up QQ and 2 ' Saxophones THE ODENBACI-1 ss0.00 up, em. :: COFFEE SHOPPE L z 39-41 South Avenue Daintiest of WOndef- 0 Q 412 East Main Street gg ment 0 ' ROCHESTER, NEW YORK :Q . 11 3.--...,--....-....-..--J fx: : 3,3 : :--:: : :,:--:,J r- ':: :f - :::-C: --::: :::::::::::::::::f:eau Q u School Supplies, Books and 2 . if EE Stationery 55 u 0 TENNIS AND BASEBALL ooons 35 Q 0 If T-Dealers in ll . , . ll Victor Talkmg Machines and Records ii JOHN BALDING sl SONS GENESEO, N. Y. l LQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooeooooo-QQQQQQQQQQ V The Faculty Periodically Reviewed The 'vVorld's Wo1'lc The Drama American Child Travel Normal Instructor Everybody's Boy Scout Popular Educator Life Literary Digest John Martin's Book System Child Life The Bookman The Independent Mind and Body Good Housekeeping Country Gentleman The Dial The VVo1'ld's Outlook Modern Priscilla Arts and Decoration Scientific American for Little Folk 79 --..,----...----J Dr. Holcomb Mr. Greene Miss Burkliardt Miss Abbott Miss Hakes Miss Richardson Mr. Tripp Dr. Harper Miss Meyer Miss Thomas Mr. Smith Miss Fuller Miss Blake Miss Damon Miss Holland Miss Seger Mr. Parry Mr. Bailey Miss Russell Miss Moran Miss Hees Miss Rogers Mr. Countryman G gm M6 J SM Q76 ff 1,512 ,Q 1 Q '-7 937 J ll inis f-- UK Ld ,,.?i y ' -. 'K 'J .' 14- K f Q ! Q s 5,1 M C ,ji -6 ' A , W f 4 f 4 r 80 1924 F gA Owen Publishing Company Printers Dansville N Y 'f .- f w ! ,