Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1947 Name EDNA MASON .... EVELYN MER1THEW BETTY MILES ... BETTY MOORE ... Fondest Memory ..-Art Classes.............. ..June 27, 1946 ............ , ..School Days .......... ...K. E. Ball ’46 .......... Favorite Amusement Wants To He Biggest Problem ...Skating .........-.....Happy .....................Transportation ---Movies ...........—....Happy His ............. Getting up A. M. ...Dancing ...........—Lady of Leisure ..............Understanding People ...Dancing .............Midship-girl at Annapolis .Men ELVA MAY PANKHURST...........One Wednesday night ......... Reading Happy A Successful EUGENE PETRIE Rachel Parties Dinlomnt JOAN PHIPPS August 15, ’46 ftmvin X- hi« (rnnhlac Cuonoccfnl HELEN SCRIED -Jan.-June 47 ..-vWriting A Success .... WILLIAM SCHMIDT . .Eating in cooking class Coach MARY ANN SETTICASE Jim • „ .. Dancing DORIS SIMMONS May 29, 1945 . Driving —Oul VCQBl til ...... OLIVE SMITH October 10, ’45 ...Roller Skating .OULvlToBl 111 ...... .Successful STELLA STAGNITTI January 27, ’46 .... Sports Dancing 11 i«4 O, A- O. DOROTHY TACKABURY . -Senior Ball ’46 .... .Dancing Nurse MARY TORNABENE .4 yrs. at C. II. S. Dates Good RICHARD TORNATORE ..School Days Gone By Thinking Dentist SAMUEL TORNATORE . ...Senior Year -Dancing Millionaire VIRGINIA VANDUSEN ..Day in C. II. S. Talking Successful MADALYN YORTON —Latin Class .—Day Dreaming Happy ......Self-confidence ......Good Marks ......Being Punctual ......Making Decisions ...... Women ......Homework ......Writing Letters ......Getting Places ......Myself ......Jody and Latin ------Tune ------Studying —.....Studying ------Wasting Time ......Time

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1947 Name Fondest Memory Favorite Amusement Wants To He Biggest Problem ROBERT BORGOGXONI . .Miss Powers Miss Daniels ...Wally Sharpe Coach at Notre Dame Between the acts speeches JEAN BORTLE Jr. Sr. Years Dav Dreaming Ambitious Coming to school on time CAROL BROMF1ELD ...January 27, 47 Dancing Contented Him BRUCE BURNS ... .Dates with Mary Stepping Out eWorld Traveler .Time THELMA CARTER ...April 3, 1946 Riding Horseback ..Successful Passing Exams AUDREY CONE .. .Senior Year Reminiscing Successful Happy “Him” FRANK CRIMI - ..ILgh School Days Doing Nothing Engineer Time NORMAN DAY ............... October 23, 1916 Dancing Telephone Technician Physics Notebook IDA DEFRANCISCO ....Senior Year Listening to Records ...Happy Me SAM DeVENCENZO ...Football Season 1945 Playing Football Successful Joe Bolt FLORENCE EZZO | ick Dick’s Furlos First Lady of White House .Life DOLORES FARNACH . .C. H. S Killing Time Happy Getting to school on time ANITA FIORE .Graduation Dancing Successful Homework JOSEPH FISHER .. .K. E. Ball ’46 Sports Farmer Teachers MARGARET FRATELLI . ... First Formal Riding in the country Happy .. Getting Out BETTY HOLDRIDGE . Dancing with “Him” Talks with Miss Mackey Successful Keeping Quiet CHARLES KOCH Miss Mackey Wolfing Commercial Advertiser “Gene” IX’ANN A LOVE May 29, 1915 Reading Commercial Artist Passing French

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16 THE TOOT A TYPICAL DAY IN C.H.S. 7:15—It is Monday, a bright sunny day in June and the pupils of the hinter- lands hurry to catch the bus that will take them to another day of learning. 7:30—A few sleepy students yawn as they lean on the balcony for support and wonder how their time could be spent more enjoyably. 7:45—This moment finds many of the stu- dents present and gathered in groups talking of their common interests, boys or girls as the case may be. 8:00—The bell rings and the lower halls are cleared. The “steadies” seek each ouier out and converse in low tones in the auditorium. 8:12—The first bell sends the students re- luctantly to their home rooms, ready to start another day. 8:14—Joan Phipps and Frank Crimi hurry to their seats giving a worried glance at Mac. Luella Spratt can be seen sauntering toward the building not accelerating her pace one iota. 8:15—The second bell rings and classes be- gin. The majority of the seniors re- main in study hall doing the lessons that didn’t get done the night before. 8:20—Borgognoni arrives, having hitch-hik- ed a ride all the way from North Pe- terboro Street. 9:00—Second period begins. Half of the sen- ior class goes to Social Studies, the other half to English. The Shorthand I class plans to buy hearing aids to help them overcome the handicap of double gymnasium classes. 9:30—In Social Studies Norman Day is in- forming the class on some timely e- vent while Miss Mackey gives the as- signment, “Read the Encyclopedia Britannica and prepare an essay on Russia of not less than five thousand words.” Meanwhile across the hall in English the class receives the “Reader’s Di- gest” and begins work. 9:45—A small but willing trig class faces Miss Daniels. 10:30—The Seniors who were in English second period now go to Social Stud- ies and vice versa. In Social Studies Miss Mackey vainly tries to get Mary Tornabene and Betty Moore to talk louder while Bruce and Frank ex- change “funnies.” 11:15—And many seniors hurry to chemis- try. The rest of the class inquire a- bout gas masks, fearing the evil smelling concoctions that may re- sult. 11:30—Lab is interrupted when Fluff does the wrong thing again and lets out a Shriek. Miss Daniels restores order and the work goes on. 11:45—The study hall students start work- ing on schemes to get down to lunch early. 12:00—The classes head for their meals. For those who eat at school the motto seems to be, “To lead by a hair is to get a chair”, or “If no chairs are at hand, you’ll have to stand.” 12:30—Miss Burgett gathers the boys for boys’ chorus and drags Norman from the dance floor. 1:00—Classes are resumed. Most of the sen- iors have study hall. Miss Dunn pa- trols the library, waiting for a chance to send some luckless student back to study hall. 1:45—The senior boys head for health class,