Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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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.,

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The Sophomore Class of 1935 held, its first event, a picnic, at Chittenango Falls on a cold, rainy day, VVS tried to- start a fire to roast hot dogs but it was impossible. Almost everyone froze on the way coming home. The second event was a Holloween party at the High School. The class was supposed to be dressed up in Holloween Costumes, but. ohly those who felt like it dressed up.-. We had doughnuts with 3weet cider as refreshments. Games were enjoyed by those who attciided. For its last outing, we held a picnic at Green Lake. About 30 attended the affair. Few went in bathing, since it was rather chilly. The teter daughter's, swings, anda soft- ball game ended t he evening. Class Officers Lillian Ackerman----President Edward Grems--------Vice President William Rhodes------Treasurer Betty Weigend-------Secretary