Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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our noses wer«- extraordinarily larger Our next big success v as the presentation of the senior play entitled Come Out of the Kitchen.” Wo surprised everyone by learning our parts, but they surprised us when it was rumored chat it v;as the best play e or put on in C.H.O. Of course, we don't believe everything wo hear, but, anyway we’re not going to argue about it. Then cane the server dance on May 20. The Ensigns of the Night from Colgate played. And was it a successi No one can say they didn'c have a great time. Of course, it had to be good. Look who put it on. After this we tried to put aside much of the conecly and prepare for All State Week (quoting M , McLean)» Eat wo couldn't forget the annual. The majority of the class all aided in it's perfection. We attempted a new experiment this year and hope it will be satisfactory. Our motto Remember the Depression. At present we ere planning ail forms of entertainment for commencement week including a banquet and picnic. After all this, we sum the entire facts up into one, that our class will be missed from old C.H.S. and will be remembered as a class of distinction—Ahem. Remembered for its famous athletes, brilliant scholars, and great oraters. Without question, one of our number will be President some day. I didn't say which one of us or what ho or sho will bo president of. And now, casting aside all joking, we the class of 1932 wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation for the guidance and aid shown us throughout our four years by our class advisors. Miss Mackoy and Mrs. Fudesco. bKal voe. sK P ROLAND SHUMARD S C h Ool Mr: Zc pf 'o fes Qirlsfa Sthcef