Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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STEVEN WALDO SPENCER There are two days in the week a- bout which and upon I never wor- ry, one of these days is yesterday and the other day I do not worry about is tomorrow. LINDA RUTH MULFORD Star light, star bright, first star I’ve seen tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might get the wish I wish to- night. JAMES RAMSDELL It takes a great deal of elevation of thought to produce a very lit- tle elevation of life. MARYCENTOLELLA Errors, like straws, upon the sur- face flow. He who would search for pearls must dive below. CYNTHIA ANN BISH The fear of the Lord is the begin- ning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction. Here your father’s instruction; reject not your mother’s teachings, but wear them as fair garland. DAVID CHARLES BISHA Man’s yesterday may ne’er be like his morrow. JERRY BRUNO There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. PATRICIA ANN CLOSSON Always be yourself. to break to Judy and GiGi, the neighborhood, and to Miss Laidlaw the thought of knowing that she was a very special “coach” to me! I, C. Berry leave the class of ’78 the right to have a senior skit starring Chuck Bare-. I, R. Babowicz leave to Maria Hart my next door neigh- bor’s temporary visitor! I, D. Hammond leave my friends (Kim) the chance to gain the happiness and fond memories I have gained at C.H.S. I, V. Smith leave to this school my two younger brothers, Jerry and Ed. 19

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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

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TERRENCE A. QUAIN The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of won- der. ELVIRA GALAVOTTI It’s better to live for today than to dwell on yesterday or dream of tomorrow. ANGELA CESARIO Much we know, but more we dream. LANCE DUMIGAN The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. WAYNE CHESEBRO SALVATORE CESARIO TONI HOLLENBECK JOHN D. CAVALLO I’ve drunk to your health in my Living, loving is all part of life and home and in taverns, I’ve drunk I’m finding it’s wonderful, to your health so many times that I almost ruined my own. I, P. Y. Relyea leave to Mr. Busch and the Marching Band my love and luck for the future. I, A. Garofalo leave CHS with a lot of good mem- ories. I, D. Jones leave the students the right to murder Mark Harvey. I, J. VanLare leave the fun I had in school to all under classmen, to my brother I leave a pair of dirty gym shorts. I, S. Verno leave my brother “Squash” to have fun and accomplish all he can, L. Santone the position of sweep and LB No. 5, and the hope that next years team will have a No. 1 season. I, V. Markle will leave to my sister Laurie my place on the field hockey bench, to Miss Dixon I leave Bette Midler, the senior skit and 2 dozen roses, to Mrs. Perretta the pleasure of knowing the next Gloria Steinem. I, T. Guy leave four more Guys to the mercy of Bev Rapasadi, Judy I leave “Lucius Mert- rude,” to T. G., K. J., V. C., M. K. C., M. H., and the rest of you- high! I, J. Cochrane leave CHS with the determination of love, oour- 20