Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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J. C. Skaden Son Men’s Furnishings Canastota, New York C. W. Schlernitzauer BARBER Center Street Canastota, N. Y. Vulcanizing and Tire Service GET OUR PRICES FIRST ON Goodyear, Fisk, Goodrich and United States Tires F. C. Dingman Gas and Oils Phone 15-J Compliments of Campbell Woolsey Schrafft’s High Grade Candies Package Goods Seaman Chapman Ice Cream and Confectionary Delicious Ice Cold Desserts Drinks

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Established 1876 Incorporated 1887 makeour bank your bank STATE BANK —-OF,-— CANASTOTA. NT RESOURCES OVER $680,000.00 Clark=Gleason Co. Dry Goods -:0 Men’s and Women’s Furnishings and Fancy Goods New Line of Cotton and Wool Bathing Suits for Men, Women and Children CANASTOTA, N. Y. We congratulate Prof Sim- mons. the other members of the Faculty and School Board on the high standard of excellence that our Public Schools have reached. BRIDGE SOUTER CO. Inc

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THE TOOT COMMENCEMENT NUMBER VOL. I. Canastota, N. Y., June, 1921. No. 2 PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY BY STUDENTS OF THE CANASTOTA HIGH SCHOOL CANASTOTA, NEW YORK EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief LOIS E. TEWINKEL, ’21 Associate Editors HELEN M. TEWINKEL,’22 MARY A. MILMOE. ’22 Business Management AVERY MERWIN, '22 Business Manager ALTON SKELTON, ’23 Advertising Manager FRANCIS GREMS, ’23 Art Editor EUGENE LARCHER, '23 Subscription Editor Faculty Advisers MISS FRANCES MAE BULL MISS NAOMI O. SCOVILLE, MISS HELEN C. CARROLL. Literary Business GREETINGS Canastota High School may well be proud of the graduating class of 1921. Of the nine members, six have a total of 80 or more counts. Seventy-two counts properly distributed as to subjects are required for graduation. Five have a gen- eral average for the four years work of more than 83 per cent. The Valedic- torian of the class has an average for the four years of high school work of 87.93 per cent and the Salutatorian a general average for the same period of 87.66 per cent. These scholarship standings have an added significance when we realize that the passing grade in Regents examinations is 60 per cent and in school work 70 per cent. The class of 1921 has not been satisfied with meeting minimum state and school requirements. The results of the four years seem to indicate that the members of the class have been studying to acquire an education rather than merely to “get by . Not only are they of the first rank scholastically, but they -are young men and young women possessing the qualities necessary for the highest type of citizen- ship .