Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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1 J DORIS COOK—O.u tv; arci ly indifferent end wholly independent. NAKGY IjGGARDIJS —Cec-'-eo'lra -iclov ARCHIL LiCClAKDLLLO -Hiniuturc Dizzy Dean, GRACE } ;,LLAC.'.i — V-:assi.e to you—Eight on her feet end almost eoual'ly so .in the heed, but she has her momenta. VirCEbT i. U3 ACCI ■ • - V1 n.nj —?io gives till it hurts. DOROTJY CHUHdUCK-,,Dodv,,-i ot6ito ,.uoen —Over rot o ,;bum steer and is recover Inf. from affects. The pov er behind the throne. V.ILLIAIt FIRE--To live is to argue as far as dill is concerned, my subject will do and you can ' ave first choice on sides. JhKNY h iRf—There's life In the old gal yet. BETTY hi.lCuT-D—bophoriore noev’ty--ell she needs is a stcrt--come on somebody--Rust, please. DAK.IN DARBY JON —Senior president and the missing link from the Victory Chain. ADLLA GRIblI- - Good snort us can be seen by popularity contest to bo f ound elsewhere in this venerable booklet. POOL jsiOBACCK 10--Detcri 1 inati on Person 1 f led. x-RLDBRiC ...ILLS—his mot to If it's worth doing, do it well; be it punching holes in pap r or giving alligator calls. nLIZAiii'.TB BETTY DLACZ—The spirit is willing, but the flesh BRUCj . BOGGY ELL'S—..'alter Elnchell Ll. . irEVA 3RC.:ER—Real ability, limitless confidence and interest, lielvu has then all. FAbu TUTTLE--dc used to be a little boy once, honest, but he's come a long, long way. JOB PERM— I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me RALPH C AEDUCO 1.Everybody 1 s pal. is weak

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This year is the first year e’7e hr 1 any outside ccapetiti- n in hockey, Our girl;, pi'-m' Nov: Hartford nt he mo r.nd at New Hhrf f rd. Car,a a fee ta 7. n b th games. The first by the score if 1-C and the see nd. 2-1. It is hoped that we will be able t ’ include ether schools next year, and have as got d luck ns we did this year. About thirty four girls participated in intra «urrI hcckcy. As usual :e had intr- -mural basketball. There were seven teams c pt-inod by r v reity member. Alice Sullivan v;hc surprise J ur a I 1 cy bco. w .ng lirs. Daniel Brunc, v:rs the victor of tuis event, .a 1 though they had stiff competition. £8giris participated m thos g.-nres, Anether sport was r dued to the school cur i culum for the girls. For-thc .. i-ct time in history the girls hnd - soft- ball team. They obaj -d Mohawk, New Hartford, and Utrrisville. They beat 0' r 'is vile once and were beaten by Echawk, New Hartford nrd ilorrisvilieUn the second care) , although they v c .. nc t c: successful this year we hone to establish a better record next year Tho annual Gyre Per.v nstr' tic n vr s ::u re than a success this year. The gymnasium was packed t. «.verf 1, wing. The usual events were heli including marching. tumbling, lyrauids •'nd bar work, .m unusual event and - a' especially rttr-ctive cne was the number where six girls some., In:.in. ns painted Indian clubs in r. pitch dark gyi-ina3iuip. Archery took'an upturning thia y r -n-i gained a pro irinont n ce 11 r itself. The ( iri }:• 3 a dual meet with Goaem-vir. High School. Even though v. 1 st the meet we feel the. t • ur effr rt3 ore net in Y in n c o n ?lvpys sry th t we will do otter the next time, The so winning Horn r C ’a this year are as ff: Adela. dih i lc aena Lisi, Slizabech • Junt., Margaret V ilson and Dody Chubbuck. Tliose loci oro are armrded f, r sportsman- ship, scholarship, extra-our iciur.r activities, and athletics. ;t.s the tern ends, we would like t extend our sincere thanks and appreciation t idles heller and hr. Schmidt for their cooperation and ass.vst--r.ee Ir. uakine this athletic year c most enjoyable one.

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