Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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16 THE TOOT THE CLASS OF 1941 ROSINA TORNABENE ACTIVITIES: Fashion show '38, Ra- dio play, K. E., Thespians, Toot Staff. JOSEPH TORNATORE ACTIVITIES: Wrestling ’40. ’41, S. A. A.. Intramural Basketball. YOLA TULLER ‘TRIGOER” ACTIVITIES: K. E., Glee club ’38, '39, ’40, '41, “Pinafore.” “Pirates of Penzance,” “Mikado”, S. A. A., K. E., Jr. Prom Committee, Radio plays. Press Club. EVELYN UHLIG “EV” ACTIVITIES: Band ’40, ’41, Drum Majorette '40, ’41, S. A. A., Archery '41, LOUIS VERNO ACTIVITIES: Boxing '37. Basket- ball 41, Volleyball Tournament '41, Intramurals. ANN ELIZABETH WHIPPLE “BE 1TY” ACTIVITIES: Senior Ball commit- tee. ROBERT WILDE “BOB” ACTIVITIES: Track ’39. ’40, Wrest- ling ’39, '40, Thespians. “Spring Fever,” “A Murder Has Been Arranged,” One Wild Night.” “No. Not the Russians,” F. F. A.. Sec.-Treas. '40, Glee Club '39, ’40, ’41, “Pinafore.” “Pirates of Penzance,” “Mikado,” Prize speaking '39, '40. Radio plays. Toot Staff, Press Club, Judging team ’40, ’41. PHYLLIS WOOLSEY “PHIL” ACTIVITIES: Jr. ireas., Junior Prom Chairman, Thespians. Orchestra ’38. K. E., Toot Staff ’40. Press Club, ’39. ’40, “A Murder Has Been Arrang- ed.” Prize Speaking ’40, ‘Spring Fe- »» Thanks a Lot The Class of 1941 desires to express its sincere appreciation and thanks to Miss Gertrude E. Daniels and Mrs. Vera Gray Smith, our Faithful Class Advisors, for their loyalty to our interests during the past four years.

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THE TOOT 15 THE CLASS OF 1941 JOSEPHINE PONTICELLO “JO” ACTIVITIES: Band ’38, ’39, 40. ’41, Gleo Club '38. ’39. ’40. ’41, Orchestra ’38. ’39, ’40, “Mikado”, “Pirates of Pen- zance,” “Pinafore,” K. E. MARY SGROI ACTIVITIES: K. E., S. A. A., As- sembly programs. Property commit- tee, “One Wild Night.” CARMELLA RINANDO “CARMIE” ACTIVITIES: K. E.. S. A. A.. Ra- dio play ’38, one-act play. Jr. Prom Committee, Production Staff of “A Murder has been Arranged,” “Toot” staff. HOLDEN SHUMARD “DOC” ACTIVITIES: Thespian, Radio plays, '38, one-act play, Vice pres. Sophomore class, Wrestling ’39, ’40, Jr. Prom Committee, prize speaking ’40. Press Club. Band 41. Glee Club ’41. “Mika- do,” Senior Ball Chairman, Intramu- rals, Student Council ’39, S. A. A., “One Wild Night.” DONALD ROBISON JENNIE SCALI “JEN” ACTIVITIES: Press Club ’38. ’39, ‘40, Jr-Sr. Picnic committee, Sopho- more Picnic committee, S. A. A. CLAUDE STOWELL “STOWELLY” ACTIVITIES: Circulation mgr. of “We, The Pupils,” ’38, S. A. A. FRANCES SETTICASE “CHIC” ACTIVITIES: Thespians. Jr. Prom Committee, Radio play ’38, Toot staff, K. E., Vice pres. ’40. K. E. convention, Glee Club. ’38. ’39. ’40. ’41. “Mikado,’ “Pirates of Penzance,” “Pinafore”, Sr. ball committee, “Spring Fever,” “One Wild Night,” S. A. A. ALFREIDA TORNABENE “FREDA” ACTIVITIES: Fashion Show '38, Thespians, K. E., Prize speaking ’40, Production staff of “A Murder Has been Arranged,” and ‘Pirates of Pen- zance,” Radio play. Toot Staff. “ROBBIE” RUTH SIMMONDS ACTIVITIES: Band ’38. ’39, 40, 41, All County band ’40. ’41. Glee Club, '39. '40. ’41. “Mikado.” Football ’39, “One Wild Night,” Radio plays ’38. “RITHIE” ACTIVITIES: Senior ball commit- tee.

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THE TOOT 17 CLASS ALPHABET is for Argersinger so sweet and so fair. Her musical knowledge she learned all by ear. is for Borgognoni. Brown and Buda a threesome, Their courtesy and honesty is as bright as the sun. is for Caldwell who works hard every day So that in C. H. S. he will not have to stay. is for Deppoliti, DeVaul, the Dorris’ and Durfee who soon, Will graduate and therefore leave us in June. is for Ely and Eppolito too, They cherish the dreams which we hope will come true. is for Fox and a sly one is she. And Fusillo, a songstress as ever could be. is for Gleason, and honors if you please— But Giufre will pass with a squeeze. is for Hall, Hood and Haynes, you see, Successful some day, we all hope you will be. stands for Intelligence, and one of the best, Is the Class of ’41, may they be blessed. stands for Jealousy and I proudly state, That here in C. H. S. it is out-of-date. stands for Knowledge which we all need. To go out in this world and come through in Che lead. is for Lake. Lanzafami, LeBlanc, Loguidice, Lombardi, Lopitz, and see— On the bottom of this page you will find me. is for Maine, Maula, Mero, Morano and Morecroft, Some of our brightest pupils; what do you say, Prof? is for Nimble to which we confess, Can seldom be seen in C. H. S. stands for Onyx—take the color you like, But make sure you’ll remember the red, blue and white. is for Perretta, Phipps and Ponticello who rule, That study is essential—though it does seem cruel. stands for Quiz—a questioning of pupil or class, Here is the hope that we will always pass. is for Rinando, all dimples and smiles, Which certainly has Robison running for miles. is for Scali, Setticase and Sgroi, Followed by Shumard, Simmonds, Stowell, and could that be Myrna Loy? is for the Tornabenes’ and Tuller, polite and serene. And for Tornatore who says exactly what he means. is for Uhlig, a swell majorette Lucky is the girl if her place she can get. is for Verno our mathematician, Some day he’ll be a great politician. is for Whipple, Wilde and Woolsey, with whom we hare had fun, And we’ll miss the smiles they had for everyone. stands for “Xmas” with joy and great cheer. And our greatest hopes for the Seniors of the coming year. stands for Yesterday that can never be undone. So let us be serious—yet, let’s have our fun. stands for Zest” we’ve had our whirl and our thrill Thank you. dear faculty, for helping us climb that hill. —MOLLY LIOCIARDELLO