Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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CIIILDONNA B. GREANY Modesty and unselfishness-thesc are virtues which men praise and pass by. TERRY W. SMITH RICKY SEITZ CLINTON CASLER STANLEY HILTS MORRIS PERRY DUANE BOYCE fun her four years at High School will be to her. 24

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CHERYL ANN YOLTON DOUGLAS A. DOWNER DARYL LEE JONES BARBARA ANN HADYK Being different... is being your- self. STEVEN GRASSO The present moment is of para- mount importance. AUGUSTINE SPARA PATRICK BURGDOFF CHERYL MILLER fun we’ve had with “them” and the secret between me and Ren. I, T. Smith leave Mr. Wilbur the task of finding 2 more seniors whom he can look down to and call “Shorty.” To Mr. Broga, someone else to buy his Chocolate milk! I, D. Watkins leave to my sister Alice and her friends the right to confuse Mr. Wilbur (Shorty) and Mr. Broga (Brog). I leave the right to root for the Dallas Cowboys, no matter what Alice says. I, L. Barley leave my position as LB No. 1 to my Mother, Lynni Weibezhal. Mr. Law my flawless absentee record, Marcia Laidlaw, the hope for another fantastic hockey year and the destiny of volleyball. From my heart my best wishes to girls sports. I, G. Salamone leave Doug Tornatore the hole in Lance’s wall and the muck so that he can go drinking before the Haze dances. I, M. Matina leave my sister Mary Jo all the fun I had skiing at Song Mountain and all the success and 23

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JEANNETTE POPPLE DAVID STAGNITTI MICHAEL WEIBEZAHL BARBARA JEAN HUGHES Love starts when another person’s needs become more important than your own. All of US The usual group is standing in the hall at 7:45 or so. John A., Dave H., Jim C, Mike F., Scott Y., Mike W., Larry A., and Danny M. are discussing the Sports Happenings of the previous day. Not too far down the hall we find Mary Ellen V. and Bob H.-Mark W. is in view with his girl friend also. The Bisha boys are headed for the nurse’s “Comfort Station”. (We can’t tell them apart.) The first bell rings, and in the front door come Jamie B. and Dale J. In the other direction we find Barb D., Lise B., Mary C, and Linda M. trying to make Home Room on time. We all miss Doug D. and wonder how he’s getting up in the Navy. He sure couldn’t get to school on time. Steve G. strolls in around 8:20, along with Lance D. who has just arrived a minute sooner. Bruce C. and Dave N. sleep on the bus and in the tubs during their BOCES plumbing class. Sue V. and Kurt K. head down the hall towards the Science Rooms. Chuck B. says, “Mrs. Rap., I’m here!” Pam Y. graduated in January, so we don’t see her strolling in the halls 25