Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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28 THE TOOT C. H. S. Band Because of the lack of transportation, the band didn’t participate in many affairs out- side of Canastota this year. Under the skill- ful leadership of Miss Elizabeth Dominy, however, we were kept quite busy taking part in many local affairs. We marched at as many football games as possible and at most of the home basket- ball games. The band also provided music for the American Legion when they paid tribute to the gold star mothers of Canas- tota. A concert was put on by the band in March and we are planning to play at the annual spring concert and at commence- ment. —MARGARET FISHER Mrs. Smitn: “What are the properties of heat?” Aquino: Properties of heat are that heat expands bodies, while cold contracts them. Mrs. Smith: “Can you give an example?” Aquino: “In summer, when it is hot, the day is long, in winter when it gets cold, it gets very short.” Professor: “Robert Burns wrote “To a !• ieldmouse’.” Voice (from rear of room): “Did he get an answer?” Stevens: “Oh, oh! Do I fell terrible!” Preston: “You can’t be out all night and not be all in the next day.”

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THE TOOT 27 K. £. Society President, Pat Milmoe; V. Pres. Mary Patane; Corres. Sec.. Betty Davis, Rec. Sec., Betty McLean; Treas. Josephine Sgroi; Chaplain, Mary Laguzza. Rho Chapter of Kappa Epsilon began its year by taking in nine new members. They were formally initiated and afterwards there was a party in the gym. (Remember Ruthie's shirt?) On December 27, the Monday after Christmas we had our annual K. E. Ball. The theme was “Wintertime and snowbanks and evergreens were our decorations. Doro- thy Preston was chairman of the ball. Cliff Webb furnished the music, and the dance was very successful. in aanuaiy ws elected our omcers from i . E. members in the Junior Class. During the 4th War Loan we sold bonds at the theatre. At present we’re sewing on Red Cross utility bags. We'd like to thank Mrs. York very much for her able assistance on the utility kits. K. E. donated $25 to the Red Cross drive in March. After mid-term five more members were taken in and we had a roller skating party for the new girls. This year we’ve had new advisors, Miss Rose Albanese and Mrs. John Smith. We'd like to thank them for putting up with u , and for helping us along. —BETTY McLEAN Miss Clines: “What is a nightmare?” Ernie: A horse that walks in his sleep.” Sam: “Will you be true when 1 am gene? Betty: “Ye , but don’t be gone long.”

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THE TOOT 2y Glee Club Director ........Miss Elizabeth Dominy Accompanist ..........Norman Johnson President ...........Barton Morecroft Vice-President .......Dorothy Preston Secretary .................Pat Milmoe ............{w»y The High School Glee Club began the school term with a new teacher. Miss Eliza- beth Dominy, formerly of Canton. Our first act was to elect our officers. Rehearsals began with 23 old members and seven new members. In November the chorus sang Thanksgiving hymns in assembly. Visitor: “My, what a lot of freckles you have Donald.” On December 22 we presented “Why The Chimes Rang , an old Christmas story which has been adapted into a play. Robert Pexton, Joseph Fisher, Richard Clark and Audrey Lamb took the leading parts and the chorus was represented as a cathedral choir. We have rehearsed and met regularly since Christmas. However, due to the new school hours it was too difficult to present our Annual Spring Concert. To finish our year we are going to sing the Mozart Gloria” and a Bach choral “Now Let Heaven and Earth Adore Thee”, at graduation. —PAT MILMOE Donald: “They ain’t freckles. That’s my iron constitution going rusty.”