Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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HISTORY 0? TEE CLASS OF T'.ic Seniors ore sent a four-act pD.ay entitled Life at C. K. S. ACT I PLACE: Canastota High School i’j.tre. September 30 to June 31 Characters: 75 green freshmen, the officers are: 'RESIDENT------------------------------------Lucy Tibbetc iJOS-PRESIDENT-------------------------------Kary Nichols SECRETARY------------------------------------Margaret Cronk TREASURER------------------------------------Margaret Cronk The first act opens on the 7 of September with the entire cast timidly waiting at the doors of C.H.S. The action heree is characteristically green, shading into something approaching sophistication by the end of the act. On being admitted into the school, the cast organizes and makes some important decisions. Rose and silver are chosen for colors, the tea rose for the class flower. There are several scenes showing sleigh rides, parties and picnics; others, showing athletic events, musical and literary programs consistently well done, however small the part assigned. One very important scene during our Freshman year was the Interclass Play Contest in which the Freshmen came in second with the play entitled Purple Tulips on an Orange Background . The cast appears alone at a sleigh ride at the home of Rachel Rogers. The curtain falls on a delightful picnic scene at M. Nichol's camp. ACT II PLACE: The same TIME; One year later CHARACTERS: Smaller in number, but greater in imoortanoe. STARS: PRESIDENT---------------------------Joseph D'Amico VICE-PRESIDENT----------------------Daisy Farnach SECRETARY---------------------------Doris Fay TREASURER---------------------------Beulah Hoyt The curtain rises on a group of 05 boys and girls, in whom greenness is replaced by pride in beirg called sophomores. In the athletic scenes of this act this cast takes a prominent part, as it does in musical events. The social scenes are more varied, sled rides and roller-skating parties being added to the ever-present weiner roasts. The act ends with a farewell party.