Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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J5.A ,School oi‘ Library Science ’eachinc experience at Oana- stotn -ruelie library and hi.jh. Schoole llr s • 3 ai. m e 1 'ud e sc o - 3 yr a c us c University,3. A. ;Syi acuse univ- ersi t y Suiiiaex- Sc hool,one y ear ; Columbia University Gunner 3ch- ool one year jDor eiyn Study at the loyal University of ere e,Italy;Terehins exp er i anoe Carrstota hiyh School,four years; SubjectsnPrencn and Ital- ian. I:iss In r seret Ueller-Cortlmd 'Torrid School;Teaching Ltcperi- ence,one year at C nasiota T-'i i 3c hoc 1. Sub j ec t, J?hysi cal educ- ation for yirls. I-'iss Hita 2. .achey-Ucv: YorJfc Stato Collets ior Ieachere. A.3o ; Temporary exanincr,State Ueyents Department, tv.o ye'rs. ‘Jurojcjn trevsJ.,o.ne summer. Ter.chiiiG ot:p er i «ne e, at Cana- stota 1 iyii School,six years Sub .j oc t,Hi at or y„ Uiss Dorothy berncnt-Itahaca Corse::vato..y oi j uric;Dosch- ins experience at Canastola, one year;Subject,'usic Super- visor, Summerbchool °°rne11 Srss? r s- years. School 4 THE FACUlT -

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CLASS POEM - FRIENDSHIP” The road v ind3 away,far beyond tho hills, Past tho busy forge and past the busy mills. JT:!s sometimes rooky and oft 'times steep Choked with dust and rutted deep» When low-hung clouds,each star of heaven hide, And fire la so are the vallies far and wide - - »Tjs then our footsteps falter and stumble in tho road, And we wish to God we had a friend to help U3 bear the load. Along the way,with watchful greedy eye Neath the jet-black clouds,hung in a heavy sky- Some wait for us in hiding,to rob us of our geld Or stAip us of the silken cloth,that wo could have sold then youre robbed erd lacking,of all tahat you possess. And youre sore and badly beaten,then you rust confess That tho trials of your journey,all have clearly showed, That it would have been much sweeter,with a friend to share thB load. For of all the priceless gems,the silver and the gold,or £a?.1 tho gleaming stars,that nigtly their glory unfold; Friendship shines the brightest,in Virtue's holy crown It duly erases hatred,and banishes each frown. Then as the sun of our lif©,3irks blood-red in the Lest, And before we go,we look far back on the winding ' scest Ye»ii find it was much easier5with a friend to share tne load. And we had a pleasant journey,along the v sary road. -Freeris ii.Dew 1 • i i 'll !! I 'II ill 1 ill ii! I