Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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THE TOOT t 23 THE CLASS OF 1944 JUSTINE VENTURINE “Jisr ACTIVITIES; Glee Club 41- 44. •‘Pirates of Penzance. Mikado.” Pinafore. Freshman c’ass secre- tary, K. E. 42-‘44. Usher for What a Life . Fashion Show 42 Proper- ty Committee 42. S. A. A. MARY KAY YORK “KATE 42. Scarlet White Staff 41-'42. Girls Glee Club 42. Dramatics 41- '42 ('hosier Central school. Toot Staff 43-'44. Sec. of Jr. class. K. H 43- 44. Jr. Marshal '43. K. E. Ball Committee 44. D. A. R. Good Citizenship contest 44. RUTH WALDO “RI'THIE ACTIVITIES: Jr. Marshall 43. Jr. Prom Committee '43. K. E. '42- 44. K. E. Treas. 43. Press Club 42. Dramatics 43. K. E. Ball Com- mittee 43. Toot Staff '44. Former Class Members JOHN REACH ACTIVITIES: U. S. Navy, intra- mural basketball '43, wrestling '42- 43. HARMON MATTESON ACTIVITIES: S. A. A.. Future Farmers of America. THOMAS McNALLY ACTIVITIES; SOM 3-c U. S. Navy. Bund 40- 43. Glee Club 41- 43. 'Mikado . “Pirates of Pen- zance . Andy Annihilates Anna- belle. What A Life , co-chairman of Junior Prom. Thespian. Press Club. 41, Music Festivals, S. A. A.. Football 42- 43. BARTON MORECROFT ACTIVITIES: Band 40- 44. Glee club. 41-'44. Mikado . “Pirates o' Penzance. President of Sophomore Class. Treasurer of Freshman Class Member of Student Council 42. Music Festivals. S. A. A.. Pre- sident of Glee Club 43. HAROLD SPENCER ACTIVITIES: U. S. Navy. What A Life”. Andy Annihilates Anna- bel e . Thespian. Junior Prom Com:nit ee. S. A. A. JOHN STAGNITTI ACTIVITIES: U. S. Navy. Ba.s- kcba'l 42- 43. Boxing '40-42. In- tramural basketball '43. S. A. A.

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22 ; THE TOOT THE CLASS OF 1944 STEARNSIE ACTIVITIES: Glee Club. 43- 44. K. E. 42- 44. Basketball 43. S. A. A.. Com. for Graduation 43. Com. for Prize speaking 42. Com. for •‘Andy Annihilates AnnabelleM '41. DOROTHA STEVENS DOTTIE ACTIVITIES: K. E. 42- 44. Band 41- 43. Glee Club 41- 43. S. A .A.. Student Council 43. Toot Staff. Op- ere‘tas •Mikado 41. Pirates of Penzance” 42. Sr. Ball committee. SAM SGROl -BUCK- ACTIVITIES: Boxing 41. Foot- ball 41- 43. DALE SMITH “SMITHY ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 40. S. A. A.. Football 42. MARY STEARNS ROCCINE VECCHIO ROCK” ACTIVITIES: Fashion show 42. K. E.. Art Exhibit 42. Productio i Staff 42. Minstrel show scenery 44. Press Club. S. A. A. Arcaery 42- 43, K. E. Ball Committee 43. ROBERT STOKES BOB ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 41. MICHAEL TORNATORE “IXX ” AfTHTTIES: Boxing 40. Foot- ball '40- 44. Basketball '40-44. Band 40-43. Orchestra '42. Intramural sorts. Cider booth of Halloween party, Pres. Home Rnv 26, Vice- Pres. Sophomore class. Toot Staff. Jr. Prom committee. Sr. Ball com- mittee. Student council. S. A. A.. Music Festivals 41. ANTHONY VECCHIO TONY” ACTIVITIES: Baskc.bnll 41- 44. Student Council '42. Jr. Prom com- mittee. S. A. A.. Intermural sports. Art Exhibit 42.

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21 THE TOOT Junior Class The Junior Class re-entered C. H. S. in September with plans for an eventful year. At our first meeting we elected the follow- ing officers: President, Anne York; Vice- President. William Parker; Secretary, Helen Bonaventura; Treasurer, Florence DeBalso. We ordered our class window in Novem- ber which finally arrived in March. It’s glim- mering gold and yellow colors are proudly displayed with the other windows. Sam wanted to volunteer for the air corps and here is the conversation with the re- cruiting officer— Officer: Have you had any flying ex- perience ?” Sam: “I’ve sold balloons at the carnivals!” Dr. Fiore: How are you feeling. Clarice?” Early in December, we ordered our claso rings which are to be gold with black onyx stone. Our most important event of the year was the Junior Prom, held on April 14. Music was provided by Jim Blanchette’s orchestra. We all agree that such success would not be possible without the helpful guidance of our advisors, Miss Daniels and Mrs. Smith. —HELEN BONAVENTURA Clarice: “I feel all right, but I can hardly breathe.” Dr. Fiore: “Don’t worry, I'll soon stop that.” Draw your own conclusions, dept.: United States food rationing point values—brains 3 points; tongue, 6 points.