Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

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BUSINESS Miss Jlancv alon Wlfh several able student helners handles tne lon , ha d work of the Busiress denartnent of C8DlSt6O Central School lss Jlancj teacnes two perlods of tyoewritin , and seve al otder cou ses whlch a e offers , to career seekers ln the field noderw ,Agway f, MATHEMATICS M Under the able directlon oi hr Longley, the senior hl h school math teacher, and hr orescu, the juH1OW hl h inst uctor, excellent course are offered for the mathematically incllned pup11S of our school IOWGSCU, teaches the JuHlOP hl h school studerts the O3S1C theo ies of everyday math Then as they orocede lnto the hi her Trade of school,courses in lementary Al ebra,lnterued late Algebra,Plane and Solld Jeometry and T l on ometry under the lnst uctlon of r Lon lea alalt tnem I-IOM EC Lnder the uidance of 3 own tHlS denart nent St11M13t8S lHt6F6St 1D proolens of none !f,,f ' 6CODOmlCS Both lrls and ooys are oetter orenared to meet the challen e of future fa ily livlq after StUd51Hf the home conomlcs course 1D school Z LIBQAQY rs eornsz, J tl ner tloro 1 nnoJle U8 OL tae lvormr deoartnelt, assists nun ls tdeir llbr r Nora and na nta'ns a verv effi cient U bY'aPY SJSTJGWI 1 1 f' f' D Her servlces lave proved lnvaluable to 1an of IS at var ous t116S 10 W . 'T ' u ID J ' fr v1 A Q A . 1 l 1 , V. . , X . . ll. I v rv Y. v 1.1 A . . ' 3 ' ' A r Q ' ' of r bus ss. - I I 1' I I 4 i. I, I ff I V I ' Y . 1 -f fr I . - X ' Q ' 'M gf- , . S - Q . v . Y 'f ' ' 'zr . .JIM .. - is . , V1 X , . - u ' f- U cv e A- ,Q Q 'J ',,' -1- f - , ls . J - l. . , ff A It .. A A ' ' r ' IJ . 5 W V .. QV' Q o J-rg f be ' . 5 l ,..rs. .r A . A- - . . . X . i 4 1. . L A D . . . f. W ' my A K ,. . . G L- A - , w ' ' 1- In ' '7' , O L -1 'Q - Y . . T QJ L Q' - J' f ., ,., K . . l nj. ,V N M . , nfl ll z .- 1,5 ,l dn H 1 'X Y fe- 2 L - , l, ..L . l in 1 A .-1 V 1 ' L Q - 1 ' ' 1 . , -,, . . - 1 1 Al v.J. . 2 ' :I W . 5- L .

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Language Under the leadership of Mr Lancione, the students of this high school may learn foreign languages from a master With his vast knowledge of almost all the Romance languages, Mr Lancione is truly a master of his trade IT Mr Neuhauser's instructions in art have been interesting and educational for students in various classes in school Since art is one of the 'fine artsn we all enjoy,much sat isfaction is received by the pupil when he surveys his handiwork in that field, it is an expression of oneself and gives each pupil enjoyment -252kf'74LvwlffAQ4+w! AL.. ggy ,A.a4rf'-fa J, ,Of J Enghsh ,, Without a firm understanding of our native tongue, we can hardly hope succeed in this world of today Miss Hicks teaches the tenth and eleventh grades in English while Mrs Meck has the freshmen and seniors M Silberman handles the junior high school department by himself 'l' mm KX Sac-:nce The Science department of Canisteo Central School offers a wide range of subjects to the interested Science sch olar Under Mr Salisbury, a pupil can receive instruction in Gen Science, Biology, Physics and Chemistry, and Mr Petrillo instructs students in the vir tues of good health Mr Hoagland teach es Seventh and Eighth Grade Science 9 5 1 1 e Q 54. I I I gg I . Bl M Q li' O ii: a f - A uf: Sf ' - L- . , x M Kin , 1 Q' is- , A uf 2 1, , A ' ' - fe' Q11 W' U F . -Lg u W 1 agjf - Jaffe:-,ji QQ! fgbd' V 'eff , f -' I , ,J ,. . f V . 4-jfik' oil' Lf ',1,-',.f,1- fl, ,.,, f .,: , 1,044 Y I ,' s , ' fd Af- , 4- yr , ff- X' ' - M ' 1 rf' V ' , L -A -- - , M , , I , . f- I A Q f . Ty D X y to Q' ' - fT . T. W . 0 --U ll 2 C I ' 1 O 0 o ' W I

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oo We, the Class of l952, take our hats off to the hardworklng janito rial staff of CCS These industrious people are the main reason for the neat, tldy appearnace of our school Long hours after the reoular school closes or another activity has ended, the janitors may always he found hap nllv at their tiring task of 'clean ing up Durinp the schowl dav, you The noon bell echoes around the high school corridors. Doors swing open and students pack into the halls. Downstairs they go, into their new cafeteria for lunch. On the menu board they see the meal for the day, a different main course each noon, always well prepared and balanced for , nutrition and health. The fine lunches are no accident. They are the result of long, hard and careful planning and work by the cafeteria staff. To prepare lunch for the num- ber of children each day that the school cafeteria does in itself is a laborious task, but when it is done, with a dexterity that Mrs. Jamison and her staff do, it is a credit to them. A fine job ladies! 6139 Q - will see them hereand there, washing wlndcws, carrying supplies, and re placements for 1 strl ents of knows ledve, always laborwnp to better the appearnace and opearatlon of this school Their work far exceeds the credit given them and the members of thc senlor class wants to commemorate them for tm er Job, always well done ,gi 49 Z,- a cn sw ,.,. - mug ,- HI r 7 ll x A ' , 1 ,i 0 ,Qx X. K Q Q - - sv- 2 as ' J-f I tl J ' o V ' ,l , U ' ', Yu: lx . . wi 9 1 . L Y - I 4 V J A n v ' J ' ., ig , 'n 1m - J Q, o . C I . A .I . yn- 45 ' N' , 2:,Y . p' nab I f F, LL A dkgli - V 3, tar l ' - l -5,1 B , f, -'1 ' A 7' I - N' I K, V, K L, J L? Finlay , .W .il ,Q 0 .a at , I ' A ' ? '. - f- A ' 1 T L No.1 1 0 T 5 '1 ' 'f L , i , -1 Y---L+.. , V . .. ' ' w,. ? :I L x V Q in 'Y 0 0 ' :qc N