SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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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

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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

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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