Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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Humanity:s Big Orchestra When listening tc an orchestra concert, one air ways hears the l : n lnarv rfiriod of ‘'tuning uo from the true pitch. Nothing agreeable can be said about the jangle of discordant sounds which results from tuning up . Seme one has said that many a player in the orchestra o.f life spends all his life merely 'tuning up . In other word-?, some people are always i:i prep- aration but never reach the point- of making a begin- ning to impart come thing worthwhile to the world. They make t-hemal eves believe that the reason they do not atart is that they ar so particular: but whatever the excuse, the fact remains, tne.t th«j are wasting life. Let us start to make out lives worth while while the opportunity allows us to enter the race. Everyone has an instrument m play in humanity's big orchestra, and everyone should be sure his instrument is in tune. If the music i cents must be i: who play r-lie st strings, and ii re in perfect tune; an -lie stringed instrumento u.d iisT-e.oi.iC for the si in perfect tune; and so the musicians tringod instrumento are twanging the iste:ci:ig for the slightest variation

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Editor-in-chief..........Ellen Myers Associate Editor.........Margaret Cronk Art Editor...............Beatrice Burke Sport Editors............Geraldine Davis Joseph Robison Circulation Manager.... .Arne Bs.lducci Student Activities.......f lcry ’ ichous Faculty..,...............Marjorie Dsveo Alumni ............... .. . .Morise Earr.ltr- Hash»................ .Beulah Hoyt lypisis....................Vilgin? Cooper • Dorothy Strough 'I1. Muacaclrio Martha James Richard Brundage