Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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20 THE TOOT C. H. S. BASEBALL TEAM Front How, M. Hough, Sorci, J. Airico, Shaffer, J, Robison, K. Clarke, Ham- lin. Back row, Hazen, Mgr., Fritz, Burke, Lake, Spadafora, Bartholomay, F. Clarke, Schmidt, coach. BASEBALL The baseball team this year so far has the best record of any team ever to represent the school in baseball. The team composed mostly of veter- ans was a fine record. The defeat of Oneida by a large score, 18-4 is the outstanding, victory of the season The team has a pitching staff that is very good composed of Shaffer, Hough and Burke. A squad of twenty-two men compose the team. The block lptter men are: L. Lake, T. Spadafora F. Bartholomew, Hamlin, K. Clarke, A. Robinson, D. Fritz. F. Clarke, L. Sorci, Manager B. Hazen, Shaffer, Hough and Burke. Our record so far this year is: Canastota 5 ----------------- Minoa 3 Canastota 3 Manlius 1 Canastota 3 — .Cleveland 6 Canastota 1 Sherrill 11 Canastota 0 Utica 3 Canastota 5 Oneida 9 Canastota 1 Cleveland 2 Canastota 18 Oneida 4 Canastota 1 Utica 2 Canastota 12 Manlius 8 So far we have scored 50 runs to opponents 49 We still have three games left to play Sherrill, Camden two games. —Herbert Norton Girls Sports The Canastota High School Girls Basketball team i ad a very success- ful season. Out of fifteen games play- ed they have as rheir recoid for 1930- 31, eleven victories and four defeats. Fulton was the orly team that de- feated our girls twice this year. Piior to this year, in order to qual- (Continucd on Page 24)

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 19 I IK TOOT JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, Caglia, Bartholomay, Luccarelli, Farnach. Back row, Gardner, Davis, McLean, coach; A. Masucci, Murphy. Canastota 16 Oswego 21 Canastota 13 Cazenovia 12 Canastota 17 Rome Free 16 Total 435 417 — Herbert Norton JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High basketball team coached by Mr. McLean turned out a name for Canastota that will stand. The boys all interested in basketball composed three teams. By the perfect playing each team was as good as the one preceding. The teams played 16 games and won twelve having an av- erage of .750. Canastota Jr. High Basketball Minoa 10 C J H. 31 Reserves 6 C. J. H. 7 Oneida 13 C. J. H. 13 Oswego 20------------- C. J. H. 14 Reserves 15 C. J. H. 19 Rome 4 C. J. H. 16 Minoa 15 C. J. H. 18 Sherrill 10 C. J. H. 18 Reserves f4 C. J. H. 8 Oneida 22 C. J. H. 23 Hamilton 10 C. J. H. 19 Oswego 15 C. J. H. 13 Rome 19 C. J. H. 21 Fulton 13 C. J. H. 6 Hamilton 10 C. J. H. 15 Total 196 241 Canastota Jr. High Football The Junior High football team that Mr. McLean turned out was a clean, hard fighting group. Although they lost all their games the experience gained was worth their efforts and next year Coach Schmidt will have some recruits that will know some- thing of the game.

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21 THE TOOT ALUMNI NOTES Class of 1884 May Chapman—Mrs. Leo Phillips, Member of Board of Education. Class of 1887 Charles H. Clark Chief engineer of Traction Company of Cleveland, Ohio. (Hass of 1888 Edna Benedict—Mrs. Allison Morey, teaches at Cazenovia Seminary. Class of 1890 Jessie Hurlburt—Donor of Hurlburt Scholarship at Syracuse University. Class of 1892 William Groat—Physician and Bac- teriologist. Class of 1895 Florence Avery Barott—High School Librarian. Class of 1899 Harold Bemiss—Cellist in Onondaga Hotel Orchestra at Syracuse. Class of 1901 Kathryn Kyser— Engaged in Miss- ionary work at Syracuse. Class of 1902 Ernest Barott Prominent architect in Montreal. Edith G. Etherington Donor of Alumni Prize. Albert E. Campbell—County Judge and Surrogate. Class of 1903 Roy Northup—Title Bureau, Dept, of Law at Albany. Lynn E. Wolfe—Expert Accountant in World Office at New York City. Class of 1905 John W. Cunningham—College Pro- fessor of Mathematics near New York City. ('lass of 1909 Morton Drake Olcott—One of our local dentist’s. Edith Petrie Near Teaches at Flushing, Long Island. Class of 1910 Miles Robertson—Official of Oneida Community. Alice Kerl—A local teacher. Donald Dew—Founder and official of the Diemolding Corp. Class of 1911 Anna McPherson—Nurse in New York City. Roger Barott—Head of Local In- surance firm. Class of 1912 Susie Capparelli Sullivan—Promi- nent musician at Ithaca. Class of 1913 Warren Eldrett—Supt. of Syracuse Ice Cream Company. Ivan Terwilliger—A prominent Me- thodist minister. Wheeler Milmoe—Editor of Canas- tota Bee-Journal. Lester Germer—Mentioned as one of the leading scientists in year 1929 Laura Ellis—Teacher in Syracuse. Class of 1914 Grace Clock—A worker in State Mental Clinic. Class of 1916 Howard Francis— An attorney in Syracuse. Class of 1917 Arthur Germer—Electrical engineer at Locomotive works, Schenectady. Robert Milmoe—Electrical engineer in California. Beatrice Brown—'Secretary to New York manager of Pierce, Butler and Pierce. Edward H. Dew—Cashier in bank of E. Syracuse, N. Y. Class of 1918 Harry Casler—Engineer at Oneida. Robert Haines—Civil Engineer. Catherine Mulberger—A nurse in Canastota Memorial Hospital. Raymond Prosser—Teacher of Math- ematics for Electricity in Vocational school at Buffalo, N. Y. Class of 1919 Thomas Donnelly—Manager of the Fleischman Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Class of 192» Josephine Roberts Mrs. Hall, local school nurse. Class of 1922 Helen TeWinkel Tyler lives at Can- andaigua.