Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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7ok svsKv mem Zomorrow, J’ll try to understand the excitement behind those piercing brown eyes. Zry to understand their zeal of life, their love for others. Zomorrow Til sit down beside them and just get to know these friends of mine. Til get to know the kids J grew up with and shared our friendship with for all those years. Zomorrow, we'll share secrets together, we’ll go for a long walk, we’ll just sit together and laugh. Zomorrow, J’ll even ask about their other friends. Zoday?Tm too busy. Zheir getting on my nerves, J have to much to do. Zoday, we’re always fighting and making fun. Zoday Tm too tired, ftut tomorrow Til tell them how much J love them. J’ll hug them and tell them they’re wonderful, Til tell them Tm glad J have a friend. . . Zomorrow. . . Zomorrow. . . Zomorrow. . .

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MARK TOMARCHIO When you laugh the world will laugh with you, but when you cry you cry alone. So laugh! LARRY DIGEORGE There arc two things to aim at in life; first to get what you want; and, after that to enjoy it. SUE LABARRE Let your eyes look straight ahead. And your glance be directly for- ward. MELODIE ANN OGDEN A good woman inspires a man; a brilliant woman interests him; a beautiful woman fascinates him; and a sympathetic woman gets him. DAVE NILES Attitude makes up for many shortcomings. MARTHA CARSWELL Do not put me down .. . nor make me feel unhappy about me, lam I, and I like being what I am, Me! DEAN GORDON BISHA Do unto others as they do unto you. LORRAINE J. MARCHETTI Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of suc- cess is the mere accomplishments of your own. I, C. Bish declare that anyone who can cope with long hair can have mine! I, P. Gosson leave everything behind me. I. S. Chaires leave this school to trustworthy people like myself. I. B. Schuster leave A1 Crawford the number one spot on the tennis team, to Art and Doug another league championship, to Barb someone else to pick on her during the day. I, B. Holdrodge leave my little sister, Mary Ann Mr. Kilpatrick’s Co-Ed gym class and as much fun as I had. I, S. Cesario leave my brother JO-JO the lemans sport. I, E. Galavotti leave to Mr. and Mrs. Busch my teeth, Mrs. Peterson my notebook and to the fu- ture seniors the fun I had monitoring the halls. I, B. Relyea leave to Mrs. Perretta all of my vast knowledge in American Literature. I, D. Downer leave to the student body the right to have as much fun in high school as I did, “Good Luck’’. I, J. Borgognoni leave to any dum- my the ability to run into the goalpost during the baseball season. I. 8