Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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FACULTY Superintendent of Schocls--Glen F. Pogardus— To him poes the giaior credit ''or our fine educational opportunties . St» Lawrence University, B. S.; Cornell Summer School, five years- Columbia University Summer School, one year; teaching experience, seventeen years. Principal of Canastota High School--D. R. McLean-- The measure of a man is the depth of his convictions, the height of his ideals, and the breadth of his human interest and sympathies. Syracuse University, A. B.; Syracuse University Summer School four years; Cornell University Summer School, one year; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, eight years; subject, Mathematics. Miss Anna B. Clines--Vice Principal— True worth is in being, in doing, some little good each day College of St. Elizabeth A. B.; twelve hours on M. A.; Cornell University Summer School, five years; Buffalo Normal, one year; European study and travel one summer; Teaching experience at Canastota High School nine years; subject, English two, three and four. Mrs. Margaret Milmoe-- The worth she has been to us cannot be valued—it has been so great. Cornell-University, B.S.; Cornell University Summer School, three years: Board of Education nine years; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, twenty years; subject, Mathematics, Adviser. Miss Louis H. Powers--Preseptress— You had a genius’s art to turn our troubles into smiles; to joke with us between the whiles New York State College for Teachers, A. B.; Summer School, three years: European travel, one summer; Teaching experience in China, four years; teaching experience at Canastota High School, seven years, subject, Latin. Miss Gertrude E. Daniels— She was never too busy to help and assist New York State College for Teachers, A. B.; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, five years; subjects. Mathematics and Science. Mrs. Vera Gray Smith-- She is small, but worth her wireight in gold Syracuse University, A. B.; Summer School; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, eight years; subject, Science.

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J . I . SCT001 B DARD) Albert 2. Cambell, President Norman L. Stafford Dr. David M. Hoyt Charles H. Hoffman Mrs. Mae Chapman Phillips. Glen F. Bogardus, Clerk 1926 i ■ . • The Board of Education of the Canastota 'Schools has alvays possesed that' re’al spirit that ha,s been the making of what our schools, are today. Mr. Hoffman has served the longest of any of the present members, since 1921 Mr. Stafford and Mr. Campbell, have been faithful members since 19 5. Two years later ur. Hoyt took his position and ’mrk. Phillips has. held her place • s’ince 1929.

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I' Miss Esther J. LaLonde-- Her smile and winning ways are evidenses of her character and conduct New Rochelle College, B. S.; New York State College Summer Sohool; Regents Examiner; Teaching experience at Canas- tota High School, six years; subject, Commercial instructor. Mrs. Samuel Fudesco— Her ability to teach Italian and French was unlimited Syracuse University, B.A.; Syracuse University Summer School, one year; Columbia University Summer Sohool, one year; Foreign Study at tho Royal University of Florence, Italy, one summer; Teaching experience, Canastota High School, six years; subjects, French and Italian and English one. • , Miss Rita Mackey-- To her we owe the greatest of apprecia- tion for her ability in teaching us, successfully History C New York State College for TeachersA. B.; Temporary examiner State Regents Department, four years; European travel, one summer; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, eight years, subject, History. Miss Elizabeth Holmes— She is careful and gracious and a music teacher of rare charm and ability” Syracuse University, B. E. degree received June 1933; Summer School two years at Syracuse studying Public School Art Instruction; Teaching experience one year at Canastota. Miss Margaret Heller- Her sunny smile and winning per- sonality have made our gymnasium classes most enjoyable Cortland Normal School; Teaching experience, three years at Canastota High School; Subject, Girls Physical Education and Coach. Mrs. Florence Barott-- Considerate and kind, her assistance was unlimited Syracuse University, Summer Session at School of Library Science; Ecperience at Canastota Public Library, fourteen years and at High School six years. Mr. Irving Zaph-- He taught us to draw and paint whether we could or not Syracuse University; Syracuse University Summer School, two years; Stage experience, Corinth, three years; Teaching experience at Canastota High School, six years; subject; drawing and Dramatic Instructor. Mr, William C. Schmidt— His popularity is measured bjr the extraordinary interest he has taken in the boys' athletics Belfonte Academy; Colgate, B. S.; Cortland Normal Summer School, three years, Teaching experience at Canastota High School six years; subjects, Athletic'Director and Science.