Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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26 THE TOOT THE OLD GRIND 7:00—Miss Schroth, our school’s example of shining health, pai’takes of a caloi’ie-less breakfast. 8:15—At the urgent sound of a horn from one of C. H. S.’s bus fleet, the stu- dents rouse themselves and drag their person to the curb for delivery to the “labor grounds.” 8:45—A piercing buzz acts as the pistol shot in a race as our students, fresh and rested from a (full?) night’s sleep eagerly rush up the stairs to their respective home rooms. 9:00—First bell summoning pupils to class calls as George Allen rushes into Room 21 with a cheerful earful— “I’m here Miss Daniels!” A quick glance in Study Hall finds certain Seniors scrambling madly to catch up on the work that slept in their desks last night. 9:45—Half the Seniors trip lightly to Soc- ial Studies to face the task of drawing aside the “Iron Curtain” and reveal- ing what’s behind it to Miss Mackey. While Bobby Capparelli begs to dif- fer with Miss Mackey, across the hall the English students are hurriedly scribbling pruned-down, boiled down notes on the heroic deeds of the mur- derers of “Macbeth.” 10:30—Third period finds the Seniors dif- fused about the building, absorbing various subjects. Cheers resound thruout the whole school as “Deflec- tum Bonfire” scores another volley ball point in gym class. 11:45—The Seniors are again separated. While Miss Mackey’s Social Class is begging for a bonus question, Miss Cline’s class is sweating out the dif- ference between (ant) and (ent). 12:00—Mid-day and at the sound of the bell, the hungry rush from their respect- ive corners and follow their noses. Some head for the cafeteria to re- ceive their portions of the deadly K rations, while the more fortunate go home to eat. 12:30—The gym begins to fill with dancing couples while the boys watch from the balcony. 12:45—All dancing ceases and the more re- sponsible students climb the stairs to report. 1:00—The first afternoon period finds the Seniors in typing class pushing the keys instead of learning them. In health class Johnson and Stanton are studying figures (usually called body work.) 1 ;45—The usual number of Seniors are making their trips to and from the library. Everywhere evident is the fragrant aroma of rotten eggs drift- ing from the Chemistry lab. 2:30—Chem students rush from the lab and march happily to Study Hall. Reverberations inform the student body that Miss Parks is putting her “Amazons” through their paces. Screams float back in the wind as the driver’s training car pulls from the school yard. 3:13—Last bell and Mr. Wright stations himself at the study hall door, re- minding would-be-delinquents of im- pending band rehearsal. 3:15—Miss Daniels makes a few final at- tempts to restore order. Classes ex- cused, we leave a typical day at C. H. S., thus completing the final page in our high school scrapbook of fun and frolic. —RONNIE LAMB and ANTHONY FARFAGLIA

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SENIOR PSYCHOLOGY Name Fondest Memory Favorite Amusement Weakness Future Plans MURIEL KIMPTON ...........Senior year and gym .....Sports ..............School .............Nurse RONALD LAMB ..............Band rehearsals .........Being witty ..........Certain girls ..... ? FRANK LOMONACO ...........June 1948 ...............Day dreaming ........Women ............Business manager MARY LUCARELLI ...........C. II. S.................Bothering people ... Another rich year .A lonely petunia in an onion patch HELEN MOORE ..............School I a s ............ Riding dancing ... Wishing ...........College ALICE OSBORNE ............Summer 1947 .............Dancing .............Chocolate ..........Bookkeeper LEONARD PANKHURST ........1947 ....................Necking .............Audrey .............Getting Married NELLIE PAONE .............June 1948 ...............Dancing .............Men ................Being his GERALD RELYEA ............The old look ......... .. .The telephone .....Sweater Girls ......Pres, of U. S. A. INCENT SALAMONE ........KE Bail, 19 7 ...........Roller skating, dancing ..Lorraine .....Opening a business SAM SICILIA ..............-t’. H. S................ Day dreaming .......Concentration ......Successful BARBARA SIMPSON ..........-..-Summers at Plattsburg .....Horseback riding ..... Receiving Letters Grad, of Chicago U. JOE SPADTER Football 1947 Mary fTof •iii l itlopn WARREN STANTON C. H. S ..1VKOA J FRED STOKES t. H. S Dnncimr Girin 1' si i ti i r JOYCE TAYLOR School daze SnPIPl V ,»,1 V Tiniae JEANNE TIMERMAN . TNT Combination Talking Clothes DrpKK (Ipklirnpr LARKY TOOLE 1st Prom at Savory, Wyo. Listening to popular records .Western drawl Denver University LEE WILLIAMS Room 13 Listening to classical music Life in general Commercial artist SYDNEY WILSON Miss Mackey’s social studies ...Hunting fishing ..Studying Agriculture. SHIRLEY WOLLABER .Food Stenographer H X M H C c H re v«

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