Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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JAY EDWARD LABARRE One of the rarest things that a man ever does is to do the best he can. ANGELA ANN MALVASO What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. WILLIAM R. LINCOURT Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and think- ing what nobody else has thought. JANICE AMELIA ROMAGNOLI True beauty consist in purity of the heart. BARBARA JEAN DIVERONICA You’ve got to get up every morn- ing with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. JOANN JURAVICH If you put your trust in God, he will help you when no one else can! TAMMY LOU SMITH The optimist only sees the green light; the pcsimist secs only the red, the truly wise person is color blind. DEBORAH LYNNE WATKINS If you realize that you aren’t as wise today as you thought you were yesterday, you're wiser to- day. Rap, in the attendance office, to Jim the right to be absent at least once a week, to Brenda I leave the right to see how things turn out with you know who. I, S. Reeder leave my sister, Lori the right to go in the senior lounge, when she’s a senior. I, S. Russitano leave my sis- ters, Robin and Renee and my brother, Peter all the fun I had in my four years at C.H.S. I, B. Chandler leave Mark Finn the keys to the Avon to have all the parties he wants, to Vin L., Barry K., Chip F., and Charlie D., the secret of how to skip classes, to Ms. Dayton my hat, my mouth and my face, to Mr. Sanderson my Income Tax Forms. I, K. Kohles leave to Miss Laidlaw and C.H.S. my sister Andrea who will be, by 9th grade, a better athlete than Lise Barley even hoped, to my sister Andrea alot of luck because by the time she is a senior she will need it. I, A. Rapasadi leave to Mike, Tom, Lori and Brenda lots of good times in their years at C.H.S., to Miss Dixon 15

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RHONDA MARIK BABOWICZ If I didn't try to change anything, it would mean I didn’t believe in anything. JEFFREY JOSEPH TIANELLO We’ve only just begun. DEBORAH MELODY HAMMOND I sec everything clearly, as clearly as God sees into my heart. Three things remain faith, hope and love, and the greatest of these is love. DENNIS JAMES JONES He that answers before he hears shows himself to be a fool worthy of confusion. ANN MARIE GAROFALO One secret in life is to sec great- ness in everyone. PAMELA RENEE Y. RELYEA Love understands love, it needs no talk. VICKY LYNN SMITH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. SUSAN JANE VERNO He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. And He who has one enemy will meet him every where. chetti leave to anyone who is capable, the right to run the option comparable to John Sciarra and Jeff Dankworth, as well as I can with a beer can. I, M. Sgroi leave all my friends the memories of the “Good Times’’ we had, I also leave my friendship and love to everyone. I, C. Mengucci leave my brothers John and Bob the next 4 years of High School to enjoy then and hve fun, to Mr. Busch all my thanks and the thought that the band will be No. 1 in the country! I, M. Whaley leave my girlfriend the school but not the boys. I, B. O’Hara leave Edie a great sport’s season next year, and to Audrey, Bev and Alien-Mom Dad! I, J. Rapasdi, leave my brother “Rich’’ the right to protect my girlfriend from the others guys. I, D, Mancini leave to Barb and GiGi, two disccted earthworms, to Mr. Wilbur, I say, “it’s optional! ’, to Mr. Gibson, I leave two brothers to argue with! I, C. Roberts, leave to anyone who likes to laugh all morning the right to work with Mrs. 14

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LISE BARLEY I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. GARY MICHAEL SALAMONE You should learn as though you would live forever and live as though you'll die tomorrow. MICHAEL CHARLES MATINA Presence of mind and courage in distress, are more than armies to procure success. DIANE MARIE MARIANO May you always walk in the sun; and never let the rain touch your heart! LORRAINE MARIE BURKE Even more beautiful than sun- shine, is the golden glow of friend- ship. JOHN ANTHONY AQUINO Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are cap- able of becoming. ELIZABETH ANNE BELL Say, where didst thou tarry so long? DAVID GLENN HARTLEY You have to take life as it hap- pens, but you should try to make it happen the way you want to take it. the ability to predict the weather without a glove on. I,T. Kimpton leave Jim Relyea the names “cutie” and “Nimo” and leave Jim Carin- ci my managership at Ira’s, to Ron Musacchio my “68” olds to get to and from this school, to Miss Dixon all the good times at C.H.S. I, L. Greene leave to my younger sisters the knowledge that nobody can be as dumb as I am. I, D. Musacchio leave my brother, John the wild memories of C.H.S. and the funny names to any girl that can top them. 1, S. Youngkrans leave Doug Tomatorc all the luck in the world to lead the 1977 football team to the championship. I, B. Tessenger leave this school in a few more years, being the last Yakabo Hickey also I leave my algebra book to Al Knowakowski. I, T. Davis leave an empty loom in room 147 along with all of the patience in the world. I Jon Crawford leave the Junior girls all the boring summers and all the cigarettes in Central New York I, Linda Meehan leave Wendy the 16