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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 A The junior class of 1935 held its first mefeting of the year for the election of officers. Those chosen were; Raymond Bartholomay—President Alexander Penna—Vice presdent Florence Furfaro—Secretary Nancy Bogardus--Treasurer Although we had an energetic president, the year was aim ost uneventful. The Junior picnic was held at Chittenango Ealls and it took the form of a frankfurter roast. About thirty Juniors attended. During the year, we held numerous candy sales, and paid junior dues, and so were enabled to have our class window put in this year with the present senior class. The annual Junior prom was held on the night of field day when many gf the students: were aroused with school spirt A largo crowd attended. We ecpect to hold the Junor-Senio'r picnic on Monday of Commencemen t Week.,