Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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JAMES COLEMAN To strive for and then acheive what only seemed to be a fantasy. MARY ELLEN VANDUSEN The tides of fortune sometimes bring, a golden glow to everything, the world is always bright and fair, when love is ours to give and share. PAUL JAMES 1 ARI AGL1A When a person has to make a de- cision between two choices. Not making a choice is a decision in it- self. LORI POULIOT If you have peace in life, then you will always have love. ROBERT E. BEALE JR. There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way. JANET MARIE COCHRANE Two long denial of guaranted right is sure to lead to revolution- bloody revolution, where suffer- ing must fall upon the innocent as well as the quilty. GERARD THOMAS GUY Many is a word that only leaves you guessing, guessing bout a thing you really ought to know, you really ought to know. VICTORIA LYNN MARKLE To be real in life is to be truly in- dividual. mcnory of the L.L. field and to Bemie the right to know all of Lori’s secrets. I, J. Cerio leave C.H.S. with mixed emotions. I, J. Powers leave Mr. Wilbur my vast, incredible knowledge of chemistry, to this school the memory of at least one Powers from my family, in high school for 17 years. I, L. Rogers leave to Spokes the right to close people’s lockers on their heads. I, P. Todora leave Douglas T. a corner to cry in and Sandy T. I leave to my sister, Kim, Clara, Alicia, and Vicky all the partying before the Haze dances and all the cigarettes they can handle, to Marty and Linda C. their Junior Prom. I. M. Burgess leave C.H.S. as the last in a long line to graduate from here, to hear all the faculty breathe a sigh of relief, especially Mr. Keefe and Ma Rap. I, T. North leave Chris C. the happy memories of the past and dreams for the future. I, B. Johnson leave the laughter of myself to echo throughout the halls of C.H.S. I, K. Conley leave to my dear sister. 17

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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

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JOHN DAVID VANLARE Live each day to its fullest and plan your future well. PATRICIA MARIE WELLS Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it. JAMES JOSEPH TORNABENE The simple virtues of willingness, readiness, alertness and courtesy will carry a young man farther than mere smartness. CHARLOTTE A. WHEELER In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. KAREN S. GUSTAFSON Imagination disposes of every- thing; it creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which is every- thing in this world. CHARLES COLE How a man plays the game shows something of his character, how he loses shows all of it. STEVEN PAUL CHAIRES The learning of a man is known by patience: and his glory is to pass over wrongs. DARLA SPARA The one you love most, is the one who loves you, and the one who loves you most is the one you love too. Erin the right to talk on the telephone for as long as she wants with- out me yelling at her. I, J. Hilliker leave to any 3 people the right to be as close as Barb H., Ken H., and me! I, B. Hess leave to all the teachers, who will be here in 13 years, my sister, Bonnie and to cer- tain underclassmen the right to raise it! I, D. Zupan leave the whole school Louie Z. and hope he will not do what I’ve done to Connie Rap, my dreams and life. I, G. Rashford leave my sister, Helen the secret of getting out of classes. I, Donna Mariano leave to my sister Mary the joys of running the mile and two mile, to Deb Sgroi my mile record 18