SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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l Proudly it stands on the hillside o Firm, ' 3 s With its banners Floating on high, . The Finest Normal in the land- For you we'll do ordie ,iff ,Ei . CHCDRUS A Then cheer for Alma Mater Qur foster mother dear, A gf, May her sons and daughters ever, I ' 'r 'P+ Lfove h'etr'ffnami-yea'ri to yearf May they her mem'ry cherish, , ln duty never fail, Nor let her honor perish, To Geneseo! All haill 4 II J J Let us strive.all our standards to raise, ln our sports and studies too, A -ui Show all the world we're Fighting clean, ..tr. ln all that wemay do. a g A ' ,H i f f a-Qisr 1 III A Others may cheer for the ,orange and blaclc .1 Or to other colors be true, ' But vve ,shall ever hold our love, For you, ourvwhite and blue. s . it cnomm ii Words by Julia Silstay, '26 Nlusiiby Nelma l-lorton, '27

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HOUSE PRESIDENTS' Ruth Cornell . . President Marion Dolliver . Vice-president l-lelen Tripp . - Secretary Dr. l-larmon ........ Adviser Nl-louse meeting, tonight, girls. This means another hour spent in discussing the current problems ol the Geneseo students. Everything from rules on house dates to more serious problems on lighting, heating, and general improvements ol the rooming houses is considered. Every tvvo vveel4s a group ol girls, chosen by their various houses, meet vvith Dr. l-larmon to discuss various dilticulties and possible solutions. The aftermath ol their decisions is the house meeting in each house under the leadership ol the house president. lndividual complaints are heard, and an attempt is-made to bring order out ol chaos and to have an atmosphere conducive to pleasant living. A briel glimpse ol the minutes ol the meeting might reveal such things as: an investigation ol lighting conditions and a drive for indirect lighting will be carried on during the First levv vveel4s ol school, a survey of the number ol people going home vveel4-ends, those staying in Geneseo, and those Commuting vvill be made. Through these various investigations, living conditions throughout Geneseo's student boarding houses have been tremendously improved. Merrbership in the association de- velops executive ability and a l4een sense of responsibility For the Welfare of students. Back Row: Myers, Dinse, Moody, Bathrick, Klippel, Adams, Foster, Cook Swain Vfoodruff Hahn Third Row: l-lartigan, MacVean, Reilly, Allen, Piyalc, Butts, Ellison, Bell Angell Miller Estes McCowan, Dudley, Grittin. Second Row: Moses, Wright, Schehl, Taylor Dr l-larmon Cornell Dolliver, Tripp. Front Row: l-lunsperger, Kemp, Murphy, Stuart, Saxton Saunders Cornish FEDERATION

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