Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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24 THE TOOT Class of 1943 MARY WALDO “MER LIZ” ACTIVITIES: K. E. ’41-’43. K. E. Trcas. '41, K. E. Rec. Sec. ’42. K. E. Ball Committee ’40-’43. Jr. i rom Comm. '42. “Gloria Mundi” Sec. of Sophomore class. Prize speaking 42, Press Club, Del. K. E. conven- tion, Volley Ball ’41, Sr. Student Council ’42-’43, “Toot” Staff, Sen- ior Ball Committee. CONCEPTA ZUMBO “CONNIE1 ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Hock- ey. Softball Volley Ball ’39-’40, Glee Club ’39-’43, Sec.-Treas. Glee Club ’41-’42, “Pirates of Penzance,” “Mi- kodo 42. “What a Life,” Trcas. S. A. A. 39-’40, N. Y. State Music Clinic '41, Co-Ch. Dec. Jr. Prom '42, Empire Girls’ State ’42. “Toot” Staff. Senior Ball Comm., C.-Chair. man K. E. Ball ‘42. l3U jia dL IVAN CARY ACTIVITIES: Production Staff “One Wild Night.” F. F. A. ’41-’42. RICHARD RAYMOND ACTIVITIES: Football ’42. Band ’40-’41, S. A. A. IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank Mrs. Fudesco sincerely for her untiring efforts in aiding us during our High School career. We appre- ciate it, for without her we would have been left to wander aimlessly about, oblivious to the good times we could have had. Thanks to her wise counsel, we have spent a very enjoy- able four years in C. H. S. We should also like to thank Miss Myers who has been of service to us during her short stay here. (Signed) THE CLASS OF 1943 GUY PONTICELLO y VINCENT LOMONACO “YTNNY” ACTIVITIES: Manager Wrestling team ’39, boxing ’43. S. A. A.

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THE TOOT 23 Class of 1943 FERN ROBERTS “FERN IK” ACTIVITIES: Archery 40- 42, S. A. A. CLAIRE SEABROOK “SEAR” ACTIVITIES: Plays 39- 42. S. A. A.. Treas. Room 25 in 1940. Press Club- a GERTRUDE SEITZ “GERTIE” ACTIVITIES: Fashion Show 42. JOHN SMITH SHIRLEY SORCI “LEE” ACTIVITIES: K. E. 41-,43, Thes- pians 41- 43, Vice Pres. Thespians 42- 43, Glee Club 40- 42, “Pirates of Penzance” ‘40-41. “Mikado” 3 Drama Festivals. Prize speaking 41-42, Field Hockey 40-’4l, Cheer- leading 40- 42. SANTA STAGNITTI “SANDRA” ACTIVITIES: S. A. A. 42-’43, Basketball 40- 43, Cheerleading 42. Hockey 40- 43. Baseball 42. Volley Ball ’40- 43, Pres Club 42. Junior Prom Publicity Committee. NINA TORNABENE ACTIVITIES: K. E. 41- 43, K. E. Chaplain 42, Student Council 40, K. E. convention 42. “Toot Staff 43. Jr. Prom Comm. 42. K. E. Ball Comm. 42. Volley ball 40. Sr. Ball Comm., Orchestra 43. Press Club. CARMEN T. TORNATORE ACTIVITIES: BOXING 40- 41. Football 42, “Toot Staff. S. A. A.. Wrestling 40, Basketball 41-42.

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THE TOOT 25 Future Farmers of America Left to Right. Front Row—Anthony Farnach, Carmen Tornatore, Janies Relyea, Floyd Fisher, President: Mr. McLean, Harmon Mattescn, Patrick Murphy, Angelo Malvaso. Left to Right, Back Row—Earl Wilde, Charles Peters, Roger Barott, Harold Cary, Paul Hatch, Richard Relyea, William Caldwell. A TYPICAL DAY IN C. H. S. (continued from page 14) 10:40—Commercial Law is the main at- traction this period Shouts of laughter fill the auditorium as Mr. Hedglon tries in vain to talk above the noise, and when he finally can be heard his trend of conversation runs to Mr. Shanahan or his father. 10:50—Today is a typical gym day. First, the girls have marching drill and then a few exercises to remove a few extra pounds. If it’s nice out, hockey or softball are in order; or if it’s a day for indoor sports, basketball, volley ball, kick ball, ping pong, shuffle board and tumbling hit the spot. Outside, Mr. Schmidt is trying to make commandos out of Freshmen, Sophs and Jun- iors. He won’t try the Seniors, because there’s no hope for them. 11:20—Lunch time, a mad scramble for the stairs and a snatch for the last bottle of milk or orange or those delicious chocolate filled cookies. Dancing sometimes with the Varsity C juke box. Just a little recreation and we need it. Then, too soon, the bell rings. 11:40—Lunch over, everyone is drowsy and farm workers file down to Mac’s office for a pass to go home. Mr. Waldo tears his hair in study hall as Devine bothers every- one for miles around. (continued on page 37)