Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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fko wf line Arts appears. ; ?..? the professor of dramatics, and doc I. mu, the ir.strueter of music. Joe fe, for 1 see bis wife, Betty PhJt p;3 imf. tbvoc- children core strutting into file cf-ass room. A football field appears. Coach Dough- erty art his assistant Fred Verro,, with Paul Kimball, who has offered to demonstrate his new in end or of watering the football men frer- • i-' 1 Lnes, are pi it ting their famous team, J.iiji Corners, through its final s oiL:r.t before the neet day’s game. 'The opmslrg team, Peterboro Central School, coached by Lyle Austin is also scrimmaging. A crowd of ten, largest in the history of thn sorer’ 10 antic?pa ted. f.... one women’s clothing 3hop comes on tbs ps:-« »en . A rices.1 is attracting much' at tit.:, leu by promenading to and fro. why, Howarc, it’s daily Yarnoll. Imaginei A movie set and with it Floyd Clarko, who nay be seen going gallantly through the heo’s part in che picture, appears. Tb? scons shifts: Men and women are sitting in round table conference. They are our tooob.ors. All are thinning of us, ana wc sack individual member, I know, hopes that thn hv.cw that we appreciate and love them yet--ih dourest faculty on earth.

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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.

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 nT L r CL he, the class of 1933, the village of Cana3tota, county of Kadison, town of Lenox, state of Ner York, boing of sound mind and body, uo meke, publish and declare, this our lA3t will and testament To Mies Daniels and Mr3, Smith, our worthy adviser3, wo leave our deepest apprec- iation, for tho cooperation and helpful guidance throughout the years. To prove this, we leave to thoir charge tho friv- olous frcst.nen (quite c. letdown from tho serious Soriors). Virginia Poacli leavos a complete fish- ing tacklo, hook, line, and sinker, to all freshmen girls. Uso this equipment v oll, my do arc, as. Virginia landed plenty of boys with it in her day. Thelma Tubbs loaves her cwe5ng ability to Nancy Bcgardus. Sally (horinthia) Yarnoll leavos r. most complete sot of boyrs eddressos and tolephonc numbers ever assembled to the library. (These may not be taken out over night, as they are, or will be tho most popular volume in stock). .