Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

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Nineteen hundred and fifty. The midpoint of , another passing century. X v ' 'A v Mwgflfl NNN vnbxmxgf WWW We, the graduating class of Canisteo Central NW 714 'XX X f h School, have been looking forward to this eventful year with great anticipation. Now that the rising 622253 tide is about to engulf us and scatter our members over KN.,-,D the surface of this huge sphere, we realize the sig- nificance of our forthcoming change. For some of us these years have been our entire educationg for others only the beginning. But for all of us it has been an experience which has molded our lives and we do not desire to forget. And we shall not forget. On these pages is a highly condensed record of our later high school years. Although few of our experiences are here we shall cherish these memories to our dying days. We hope that others who read these pages for reminiscing shall enjoy these memories as much as we. fs-fN5yL'X ' - - 1..uL-- H lo our Junior benior advisors I-Irs William 1'-aValle Mr Antonio Lancione uiss Ruth ickS. Mr Jo eph Neuhauser, we take pride in dedicating our ye frbook THE KAlJISl AN of 1950 Because of their untiring work and effort during our high school years we feel this is one gayfinlwhich we can show ous afprigiation s a result of the contribution of these advisors e ee we can go n o e wor with better underst ndi d ti f h responsible citizenship a ng an prepara on or t e task of 2 P I 4 4 f I +ve A wr - t Q ...-J.- -.n.. ..--.3 5 D I 'again Q2

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MEMGIQLZZXM n I I I nl 434- alll N7 -of IIII 'ht he, the class of 1950, have been as one great family throughout our school years Various members have been gained and lost durlng this time In our fourth year David Dennis met with a very unfortunate accident while eating grapes he fell d own a flight of stairs and broke his arm He was rushed to the h t 1 OBPI a The grapes had lodged in his windpipe and while at the hospital he died During the summer of our seventh year Edith R Fairbanks contracted the dreaded infantlle aral si Sh p y s e was in an iron lung when she died Her last words stated that she hoped many other children would not have to suffer this pain In the next summer bhefford Freeland also met with his death While swimming he went to rescue one of his friends who was drowning and he was pulled under him self To trese three friends we extend this sentiment in memory ' m I 1 if ,4Mf' f ' f5?5? It AA ' V Lf . a ,',1. , l!4, V 1. 'Q Af' xwQfQ5e -..H g ,M M .VQ n 'wig V Wi s Aggk 1 x 1