Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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ARTHUR ROBI SON—Football ' 30,' 31 52,' 33 (Capt, ’33); Glee Club '33 34; Operettas '33 54; Senior Flay '34; Prize Jpoalring '34. JOSEPH ROBISON—Baseball '30..'31 32 53; For to nil '50 31 32, ' 33,(Capt. '32); Student Council a J ic't''3.;: Jg.aketbftli '51, '32 33, '34; Track '33, '34.' MADELINE RAITI—Interclass basketball '32. RACHEL ROGERS--Glee Club '30; Dramatic Club Plays '32 33; D. C. (Treas.'34); Senior Play '34; K. E. '34. LAWRENCE SATTLEB--Red and White Follies '33; Prom Committee '33 ELMORE SLUT.H—Gym Demonstration '31, '32 33.; Glee Club '31, '32, '34; Operetta '34; Red and White Staff '33; Raider staff '34; K. E. Interclass sports '34; Second award archery meet. ELIZABETH SMITH--Transferred from Peterboro High School '34 Honorable mention for scholastic standing. JEANNE STEVENSON—Transferred from Cazenovia High School '34; Senior Play '34. DOROTHY STROUGH—Glee Club '31 32 33; Red and White Follies 133 Gym Demonstratio?! '32; Interclass Basketball '32; Typist for Raider '34; Operetta. FRED VERRO--Football '31 32 33; Basketball '30 31 32 32 34; Track '32, »33 34; Glee Club '31, '32, '33, '34; Red and White Follies; Operottas '31 32,'33; Freshman tfice President; Senior Play '34; Boxing '34; Toot staff '34. BEULAH WALRATH--Salutatorian MERRILL WILSON—Football '31, '32 33; Dramatic Club '32 33; Prom Committee '34; G] eo Club '34 33,'34; Orchestra '34; Mgr. Senior Play '34; Red and White Follies; Operettas '52 33. MERRILL ZAPH--Intorclass sports '34. EDWARD MELDRIM--Transferred from Edwards High School '34; 3asoball, Band Boxing; Gloo Cl )b '34. RUTH FROIuEY--Gj?m Demonstration, '33 LAVFRN3 BUYEA—Drarmtic Club Play '33; Gle Club '33, '34. OLIVE DRAIN--Basketball '31, '32; Gym Demonstrations '31,'32.

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DAISY FARNACH-- Freshman Play-'31; Red and White Follies '31,'32; Glee Club '31, '32; Sophomore Vice President '32; Raider Staff '34; Senior Play '34} Senior President ’34. DORIS FAY—Follies; Dramatic Club, secretary, '33,'34; Glee Club, '31,'32 (Secretary); Sophomore Class Secretary, '31, 32; K.S. (Vice President '32,'33); Senior Class Secretary. LOUVILLA FRANK—Transferred from Peterboro High School THEODORA GRH4S—Prize Speaking '32,'33; Dramatic Club Plays ’52,'33; Senior Play '34; K.E. LOUISE HAMLIN—Glee Club '33; Interclass basketball and soccer; Gym Exhibition '33; Prize Speaking '34; Gym Exhibition '34; Toot staff '34; Jr. Prom Comm.'33. GUSSIE HERLAN—Football '29,'30,'31; Baseball '32,'33,'34; Basketball'33,'34; Glee Club '31, '32; Red and White '32; Jr., Sr. Prom. Comm. '34; Jr. Prom Comm. '33. MABEL HOLLENBECK—Glee Club '30 BEULAH HOYT—Glee Club '31,'32,'33 ,'34; Honor Athleletic C 33; Interclass Sports '32,'33; Freshman Play '31; Red and White Follies '33; K. E. (Treas. ’34); Girls Atheletic Council '31,'32; Operetta '34; Senior Vice-President '34; Freshman Treas '31. EDWARD KURD—Football '33; Boxing {Capt.) '34. MARTHA JAMES—Birl's Sports Council '31,'32; Basketball '30, '31,'32, '34. RUSSEL MARCH—Band '34; Orchestra '34; Dramatic Club Play '32 Snowbound . ANTHONY MASUCCI—Baseball '32,'33,'34: Basketball '32,'33,'34; Football '31,'32,'33; Boxing '34; Track '33, '34; Glee Club '31,'32, '33, 34; Raider staff '34 TONY 14ASACCHI0—Orchestra '34; Senior Play '34. ELLEN lfYERS—Valedictorian, Entered from Wren, Ohio '31. DRamatic Clyb Play Pair of Sixes '31; Red and White Follies '32; Prize Speaking '33; Vice President of Junior Class '33; Band '34; Glee Club '31,'32,'33,'34; Orchestra '33, '34; Too£ staff (Editor-in-Chief) Senior Play '34; Operetta '33; Interclass Basketball '33,'34. Raider staff. MARY NICHOLS—Glee Club '31,'32,'33, '34; Operette '32; Honor C in Atheletics '31; Basketball '34; Interclass Sports ’31,'32, '33,'34; Red and White Follies '31, '32; Raider staff '34; Toot staff '34; Senior Play '34; Senior Treas. '34; Sophomore Vice- President '32; K.E.; Gym demonstration Dramatic Club Play '33;

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rpfl r i I 1 ) 1 — ! u V LJ L L U In these dear old halls of learning Years of labor we have spent; Toiling up the rugged pathway, .and how much each has meant. Every day with cares and duties, And with many pleasures too. Golden hours have passed too quickly, And we now must say adieu. In our childhood we did fancy That our school life would be o'er When our work at High was finished And we'd left her open door. But how different we have found itl As the wheel of time does roll, Wide and wider spreads the ocean, Far and fartherflies the goal. Surely life is all before us, Stretched out in its misty sheen, And the future tho' now hidden Holds much joy for us, I ween. V hy then seek to know what's coming? It is forming day.by day, 3ut our hearts in blind out reaching Hake to-morrow of to-dayi Life is real, life is earnest, And the one who wins-the strife Hust not try to scan the future, But must live the present life. Live is truly, nobly., grandly, Thus prepare for coming fate, Strive to make his living perfect, Learn to labor and to wait. For the man who's.true and noble Is a blessing to his Kind, And the world will call him blessed Who is of a noble mind. Let us then be up and doing Keeping e'er this thought in mind, He who simply does his duty Surely his reward will find. By BEULAH HOYT