Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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THE CLASS OF 1929 Rosario Patane “Ro Senior Play, Rifle Club. “Always happy, always gay, Very goodnatur- ed, so we say.” Marjorie Relyea “Peggy” Girls basketball ’28, ’29. “Worth, courage, honor, these in- deed Your sustenance and birth-right Edwin Welch “Ed” Red and White Follies. Love Pir- ates of Hawaii, Football, “Lotus Flowers.” “The things are few. He would not do in friendship’s name.” Floyd Wilson “In every rank, great and small, ’Tis industry sup- ports us all.” Santa Ponticelli “Sally” Gamma Chi So- ciety “She is gentle, she is shy There is mischief in her eye.” Marie Roberts “Fatso” Dramatic Club K. E. Society, Glee Club, Rifle Club, Girl’s Friendly Society, Band, Junior Orchestra, Senior Play. “She had with all a merry wit, And was not shy of using it.” Elsie Williams “L. C.” Sec. of Dramatic Club. Chairman of Senior Ball, Rifle Club, Que n Esther Society, Glee Club, Bas- “Happy go lucky fair and free, Nothing ever bothers me.” Sherry Wood “Ebert” Pres, of Senior Class, Basketball, Boy Scouts, H. S. orchestra, Foot- ball, Revellers, DeMolay, A good worker, a good classmate, What more could you ask?

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THE CLASS OF 1929 Marjorie Homan “Marge” Orchestra “Far from the maddening crowd She keeps the noiseless tenor of her way. Vern Kneeskern Irish” Baseball ’29, De- Molay, Manager of basketball ’28- '29, Senior Play, School Annual “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market.” Marguerite Morrow “Peg” Red and White Staff “Nightly dreams and thoughts by day, Are aye for her that’s far away. Elizabeth Musacchio “Betty” K. E. Society (Treas.) Basket- ball ’28-'29, Hik- ing Club, Gamma Chi, Senior Play, “Lotus Flowers”. “Blessed with a temper whose un- clouded ray Can make tomor- row as creerfu! as today.” Iva Keller “Kinney” K. E. Society, Senior Play. Always happy, always gay Very good natur- ed, so we say.” Anna Kolar “Always friendly, kind and true In cv’rything sh seeks to do.” Jessie Mott Class Basketball Westminster Chapter “Good goods come in small packages.” Edward Nichols “Ed” Orchestra Football School Annual, ptfie Club “Eddy is quiet and still, Has made many friends And shown good will.”

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THE CLASS OF 1929 Harold Williams “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men.” Chas. Capparelli “Cappy” Football, (Capt.) Baseball (Capt. Basketball, Capt. Track, Dramatic Club, Band, Rifle Club, School An- nual. “They go wild simply wild over me.” Max Freeman “The boy with t smile, Is always worth while.” VERA AUSELIO IN MEMORIAM Gone from our midst, O friend of ours, Asleep in Jesus, restful peace. Your rest has been found in that heavenly place. Where happiness reigns and sorrows cease. We hold the memory of you so dear In all our hearts, down deep. We’ll meet again in future years, So sleep, dear, sleep.