Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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 Marion Davis?—Oh, yes, I rcmembor, but V C all thought that she was going to marry Howard Weirtnr! Say, icn»t life funny? HY es, it is. But didn't you corn© to see my invention? Como hero; here it is. Y on just speak through this mouth piece and ask for any information, and the answer will appear on this screen here. Walt, 1 11 turn it on. C. K., ask it something. After hesitating and thinking for about two minutos, I asked, Show me what the mem- bers of the class of 19”?) have accomplished. I glanced on the screen. Now York City appeared A. taxicab was p-rked on Fifth . ve- nue and the driver as calmly sleeping. Say, Howard, look4 It s Donald Burke, the same sleeping ksautyl Oh, the picture changes to a hotel and a short, stout ran is walking along the corr icier in a bellboy's suit. Why, it' s V.-codrow Wilson I Next, There is a picture of a theater and the sign x3 ds, Poach, Campbell in person, lj. st day only. Now showing their latest pic- ture 'The Two Vamp3 » A flash of light, and a familiar building appears. Our high school. We are taken to the history class where wo see Frank Corio, profos- sor o? history, and his assistants, Margaret .7e ime r , a nd ?! ic lr ia ?ubb s, tea chi ng Araeri c an History. Carrie Winters has 'Iso boon presen- ted with a contract to teach French. 16

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 All aboard for Chicago I scrambled aboard the dirigible, and waited patiently to roach my destination— Chicago--and the ..orld’o Fair. I Was unable to gc to the last one hold in 1P53, exactly twenty-fi G years ago. After riding for about two hours, X saw an the distance towers, light people, end the fair-grounds. Disembarking, noise, lights, and commo- tion greeted me. Como in and see the latest invention in the last decadeJ yelled a man, Invented by the famous scientist, Howard Bellamy. Only ton cents. Got your tickets here.1' Howard Bellamy—'ibat name sounds fa- miliar, I thought, Y.hy, my old classmate.’ Ticket please. Step right this way, ploaso. Entering, I was thankful that I was the only spectator in the tent. X. middle agod ma,'i--why it’s Howard--groeted me. After exchanging greetings ..nd talking -of old times, I said, Still single? Oh, no, I’m married to Uarion Lavis. y

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Syracuse comes next and with it Station B-U-N-K. Joseph D’Amico is on tho air, pow a noted tenor, singing one of his famous songs composod by his wife, tho famous com- poser, Muriel Smith. After a few moments of excruciating agony, Edmund Burko, the famous surgeon, steps up to tho mike to speak on tho inelasticity of the currency. Tho sccno changes again. It’s Y ashington now. Y c arc carried to tho Unite House. The President, Santa Ponticollo, tho fjrst femi- nine president of the United States, is con- ferring with hor Secretary of Labor --why, it’s Lucie Titbits. 11 Who 5s tret girl in the cor- ner, Howard? The ore talking v;ibn that man— tho one that looks like a frenchman. ' That’s Joan Chubbuok, See, she if. the United States’ Minis tor to I’rano, She re- ceived a letter of congrr.ruirtions fo con- quering Fx'cnch from Mrs. i’udosco and she. has shown it to tho man.5 A beautiful homo appears. On the Irwn arc sitting two people—a man and wunan. By their actions they give the impression of being married. Y hy it’s Bob '.hito, famous international track man, and his wife, Char- licnne Cotton, noted author,of tho fart selling book, My Personal Experiences’ . A maid appears with toa who roniivl:- r.o of an old f riend, Ange 1 inb To ore 11 a, pr i r. tu .? oc - rot ary. of Loo Sorci, who is propria to v of. the Sorci Fickle factory. L ponthouso appears. Furh Da■ v.• r ar■ Lawrence Devine, now married, rrsf, a shower kor rho sweethearts, Eleanor 3133on and Deutar Bo11ary.