Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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CLASS iiOTTO FACTA NON VFHBA DEFDS NOT VJORDS Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Gold Delphinium THAT HAV7$ YOU DONE? j id you ever 3top and try to think About what you’ve made and done? It sort cf scares you-—on the brink Ci pushing on alone. 4 c.vc you deno what vSt, In the eyes of all, Appear a3 virtuous efforts? Have you striven and struggled o’er obstacles tall llnr.shtr.od to show your successors? jlavo you sot a pace to run on ahead. That isn’t too fast or too slow? rave tou done a thing that, when every- thing 3 30.id, You’re afraid soneone el30 night know? Look doep derm within and you’re sure to find That rhon o very tiling’s over and done, You won H ho afraid to review what»s behind And say, “I’ve fought and I know Irvo won In IJuricl 3r‘ii:',

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A'Voert E. Cawpboll, President . Horr.p.n L. Stafford Dr'. David L • Hoyt Charles II. Hoff man I r c, may Chapman Phillips Glen ? . 3cgardue, Cleric OK G Cl T.IC O r:; a song, an old song Cld'l over nem, Oi ai .li, of strength, of courage. Of os's things we hope to do. Of anc distant places. Of light ;-;nd stormy skies. t )f ; r « nd s, of peace, of go ocino s s, Vow:: ■ carts, that never die, fn-a 'keep on gre.ring younger 'V i ' c ?ry pa ssi ng yoar, list!fling light and radiance To i he so v;r o linger hero. ,'ina a r.cno of youth, of strength! genu ns cn our nay• Pure of stco, cloor of oye honeful of tho coming day.

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 The Freshman Class of 33 entered high school with a bang-perhaps too groat a bang, as the sophomores immediately set out to quiet us down. We met and elected officers for the year as follows: Sally Yarnell, president; Fred Vorro, vice-president; Lucie Tibbits, sec- ret arv; and, Homer LcCoon, treasurer. We chose blue and gold for our colors, and the delphin- ium for our flower. Our first activity was a frankfort roast hold at Nabors' grove. To avoid the sophomores wo started for Chitten- ango Falls and succeeded very well in throwing them off our trail. Our entry in the Inter- class Play Contest was Station YYYY In our Sophomore year v e elected Sally Yarnell as president. Wo held our traditional frankfort roa.st, and enjoyed initiating the freshmen of »34. Wo entered the Interdass Play Contest and although we did not earn a prize, v e felt that our play was a success. ;.side from these activities, v c had a rather quiet year. Our Junior year was very active. Frank Furfaro was the class president. Following the old tradition, wo started off with a frankfort roast, held this year at Campbell»s farm. It was a huge success and wo began to make plans for other activities. The first plan that materialized was our Junior Pror.i, which was a financial triumph. Wo sot a precedent by giving free tickets to every senior, and in the end we actually realized a profit. During Chi istmas vacation wo wore royally entertained