Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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Eileen Mason Sunshine—Grace in her steps, heaven in her eye-—1 11 always remember September 21, 1968.— %?! getting up every morn- ing at quarter of five.—I hope to leave Canastota and be happy. James McConnell Bacado—Give the devil his due.—I’ll always remember you’re tooo funny.— %?! Mr. Sharpe.—I hope to live in peace and tranquility. Irene Marie Meeks Pocahontas—The conscious water saw its God and blushed. —I’ll always remember February 28, 1969.— %?! Captain John Smith.—I hope to succeed in Mr. Hildreth’s Math 12 class. Diane Marie Merithew Til be back tomorrow to back up what I say today.—I'll always remember the day I met Joey.— %?! Joey.—1 hope to become a good nurse. 29

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Milton John Lilly The Elf—Work fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours. —I’ll always remember November 22, 1968— (?! Mr. Bushey’s class—I hope to have money and get married. Clarence Henry Madore, Jr. Buzz—One who takes life easy and lives for today.—I’ll al- ways remember the summer of ’69— (?! that 59 Chevy—I hope to get a 69 Nova. Robin Elaine Linton Byrd—Each one sees what he carries in his own heart.—I'll always remember October 10, 1969—■ (?! those parties.—I hope to be happy. Denise Marchetti I’ll always remember December 23, 1968— (?! Mike—1 hope to live a happy life. 28

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Barbara Ann Messier Babs—It is better to have lived, than never to have lived before. I'll always remember having the same teacher prac- tically all day . %?! getting up in the morning, knowing that you have to take gym first period. Charles Messinger Shotgun—A person has many wonders, but I only have one. —I'll always remember our Ag. classes. %?! my study halls.— I hope to get through school. Kevin B. Miller Kalso—As long as 1 have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death —I’ll always remember Oct. 18. 1969. %?! school!—1 hope to graduate. Sharon Louise Moore I'll always remember the summer of '69.— %?! Poachie.—1 hope to be a friend to all. 30