SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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DR. NETZER If college life-work or play-could be carried out successfully without the patient and ever ready assistance of our faculty. But then, there's no need of my telling you this, for you've ex- perienced it many times. However, last January, we discovered teachers weren't always dignified. They became a bit ball champions-our resourceful t it was that our ' ed the volley ' ' that game, bu rash and cnalleng Juniors-to a game. Words can t describe diferent to say the least. The gym was packed .... DR. HARMON MR. HOLCOMB

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I 1 1 DR. JAMES B. XVELLES . President f I . . . T . fx A f VN - M - 'K ' W Y , N .-1 , N - 54. .3- mamvw' MWQBR, .sw,,,,L,4L.Lu- Friend and Counselor l Perhaps mention of our faculty would make a dignwed be- ginning for this letter. Geneseo State may be a comparatively small college in size but its faculty rate high. This year, they have attained still greater heights. Dr. Mau, professor of history and lamenter of Senior loquacity, has finished a book-the result of twelve year's work. Dr. Hartzell, another member of our history department, has been appointed county historian. By the way, he's also the father of twins. None of our ......

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Art Department Miss Rogers Miss Hakes Education Department Dr. Johnson Dr. Behrens Miss Boyd Dr. Carbaugh Dr. Northway and the crowd out to have a good time. And they certainly weren't disappointed when our improvised band struck up a tune, the gym door swung open, and the faculty paraded around the floor. Dr. Harmon in a sweater, skirt, and very dirty saddle shoes, led the faculty cheering section. We had many revelations . . . E11 glifb Department s'r,um1NG: Mr. Parry Miss Thomas semen: Miss Smith Miss Riguey Miss Disco Dr. Harmon