Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

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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

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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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JOSEPH ARRUDA LAURA JEAN HARVEY Music is your own experience, your thoughts and your wisdom. ROBERT W. MULEORD It is difficult to say who do you the most mischief, enemies with the worst intentions, or friends with the best. JAMES A. CRAWFORD IV JEFFREY L. BROWN Our exchange student from Can- astota left the United States last summer to spend the school year in Australia. At Canastota, Jeff was crowned King of the Junior Prom and was well liked by every- one. We wish Jeff could have graduated with us but next year he will be back in Canastota to complete his senior year with the 1978 graduating class. FREDRIK HERRLANDER Fred has been our exchange stu- dent from Sweden this year. He has added much life to our class while in Canastota. Fred joined ski club and participated in many class activities. We’re glad we got to know Fred and the different aspects of Sweden. We hope he will remember his stay in Canas- tota and treasure the memories that we all shared. anymore. Angie C. is another one of our late arrivers. Jim D. needs a new alarm clock too! Fred M. and Bruce C. didn’t go to the Moose- head this morning either. Jon C. and Joe P. hurry around the halls playing like “Eddie Monaco”. Jim C. is now an all-day student. Louie C. and Jack C. seem to think that they are special and go right on to BOCES (don’t bother with a thing like Home Room). Oh yes, Carol R. is a second Mrs. Rap. for several periods a day. Our “Nurses Jones” (Jo Ann H., Ann R., Debbie O., and Gwen S.) hurry to catch the BOCES bus. Tom C, Pat B., and Wayne C. are on Work Study, so they have permission to sign in late. Gary S. signs in after his clean up duties at “The Pines”. “Hot Rod” Russitano turns the corner on two wheels. Angela M. and Rhonda B. are in pursuit. Marie S. and Janice R. arc the “Gold Dust Twins”. Paul F. and Donna M. stroll down the hall together. Tammy S., Linda G., Debbie W., Patty W., and Lorraine 26