Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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 THE TOOT 15 CLASS ALPHABET N is for Nastasi, our student of art, A loss to the school when from her we part. 0 is for Oneida, our rival town, It shall never get our team down. P is for the two Pextons, the school clowns, Also Parks, and Patterelli, who never wear frowns. Q is for Quizzes, a teacher’s ideal, We never begin them with any great zeal. R is for the two Randles, Romagnoli, too And for Robotham, she’ll never be blue. S is for Salamino, and the Smiths, Barb and Dot, Also for Scanlan, happy will be their lot. And Sicilia, Spara and Shuler, good classmates three, Spencer, Stocker, and Stevens, successes they’ll be. T is for Taylor, Tomarchio, Turner and Tornatore, When they leave C. H. S. we’re sure to hear more and more. U is for Union, which makes us strong, With it our class can never go wrong. V is for Vreeland, Helen by name, Few her setbacks, great her fame. W is for Watson, Wilde, Wilson and Wollaber, And Wuilliez too, all of the very first caliber. X is for X-tra men for which we’ve a need, May fate send us some with the greatest speed. Y is for the Years spent here in school, Even now the teachers we can never fool. Z is for Zombies, of which we have many, But can you imagine a school without any. —BEVERLY SHULER

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THE TOOT CLASS ALPHABET is for Aquino, he’ll reach his ambition And the motto of his orchestra will be “precision”. is for Barott and Burke, tried and true, Burns, Buttino, Barres and the Bargaboses two. is for Chadick, two Cerios, Caldwell and Clark About their virtues we are not in the dark. is for Dawley, DeAngelis, DeBrucque and Devine, DePasquale and DeVito, they’ll get along fine. is for Everyone and all they have done To make our high school life a pleasant one. is for Fisher and Furfaro, too, Their deeds shall be many, their troubles few. is for Grilli, one of the best, We know that she will meet any test. is for Haines, known as Jerry, His anecdotes have made us merry. is for Intelligence, in which we excel, But our dread of exams it does not expel. is for June, the end of the school year, Regents come then, of which we have fear. is for Kincaid, with the pretty blonde curls, Her’s are envied by all the girls. is for Logudice, Lahah, Loomis and Lisi, They’re always good folks, never dizzy. is for Malvaso, and Maula, both true, Musacchio and Miller, success to them too.

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If) THE TOOT MARGARET FISHER “PEG” CLASS HONORS “She must be seen to be appre- ciated” Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Student Council 4, Pres. Student Council 4, Treas. Freshman, Treas. Sopho- more Class, Home Room Sec. and Treas 4. Sec.-Treas. Band 2-4, Li- rarian Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4, Thespian 4, Editorial staff “Toot”, “Figure It Out”, 3, Band Rally 3, “Fiesta” Committee 3, make up for “Black Widow”, makeup for “Pop Reads the Christmas Carol” 4, make-up for “Gay Nineties Revue” 4. Int. Basketball 3, SAA 1-4, Swing Band 4, D. A. R. Essay contest 4, American Legion Empire Girl’s State 3, Jr. Marshall 3, Jr. Scholar- ship award, Sr. Ball Committee, Messiah. HONOR STUDENTS BEVERLY SHULER “BEV” “There’s always a way” K. E. Society 2-4, Corres. Sec. K. E. 4, Jr. Editor “Toot” 3, SAA 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2, Jr. Schol- arship Award 3, Bond rally 3, “Fi- esta” Committee. Jr. Marshall graduation 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3. K. E. Ball Comm. 4, “Dear Stew- denz” 4, Dramatic Club 4, Editor- ial Staff “Toot” 4, Sr. Ball Comm. EVELYN CERIO JOSEPH CERIO RICHARD CLARK JEROME HAINES LUCY MAULA THOMAS RANDLE DOROTHY SMITH HARVEY STOCKER JOAN TAYLOR SAM TOM ARCH 10 EARL WILDE PHYLLIS WUILLIEZ CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD CLARK ‘-DICK” WILLIAM CALDWELL “WILLIE” “Patience and fortitude ” Pres. Room 15. Int. Basketball 1, Football 2-4, Basketball 3, Dra- matics 4, Thespians 4, Chorus 3-4. Boxing 4, Sr. Class Pres., Boys Quartet 4, Pres, of chorus 4. Why Teachers Go Nuts . Black Widow” Gay Nineties Revue”. “Figure it Out”, SAA, Messiah, “Toot” staff. Baseball 4. JEAN DAWLEY “JEAN” “More fun” Int. Basketball 1, K. E. 2-4, Rec. Sec. K. E. 4, Class Sec., 4, Drama- tic Club 4. Class Treas. 4, Jr. mar- shall 3, Band 4, Figure it Out” 3, Bond Rally Comm. 3, K. E. Ball Comm. 4, “Toot” staff 3-4, “Gay Nineties Revue” 4, “Fiesta” 3, SAA 1-4. “A mighty pain to love it is” Football 1-4, Basketball 3-4, Pres. Freshman class. Vice Pres, of Sr. Class. Editor of “Toot”, Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, Swing Band 2-4, Pres, of Band 3, Stage Mgr. chorus 3-4, Dramatic 4, “Figure It Out”, act- ing and publicity director for Figure It Out”; “Black Widow” Why Teachers Go Nuts”. “Why The Chimes Rang”, “Gay Nineties Revue”, Sr. Ball Comm., SAA, 1-4, Community Concert Assn. 4, “Fies- ta”, chairman of War Bond jeep, drive, Jr. Prom Comm., Baseball 4, Football awards 3-4, Jr. Schol- arship award, Social Studies prize 11th year, Messiah, Thespians 4, pres. Dramatic club, brass quartet. PHYLLIS WUILLIEZ “The daintiest last to make the end more sweet” Chorus 2-4, Band 3-4, Orchestra 1, Accompanist boy’s quartet 4, Accompanist chorus 4, Dramatic club 4, “Figure it Out” 3, jeep drive, SAA 1-4, treas. room 15, “Toot” staff 4. “Why the Chimes Rang” 2, class treas 4. Messiah 3-4, “Gay Nineties Revue.”