Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

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MR. RGA CH 'Capable, ambltious, and sincere is his workin Mr Roach is one teacher w.o lives up to these standards He is personally interested in each of us and gre- atly concerned about our school Aside from S6PV1HF as JayVee basketball coach he is the Junior Flvh School guidance teacher For many pupils the pos ibility of attending colle e has been greatly increased by his lnvaluable guidance Tests for several scholarshios were brought to the attention of Seniors in terested in collepe His admlnlstrative nower is visible by the method in which he handled the office of grade schoel princioal Mr Roach rounds ost his duties as advisor to the Student Senate Fe is, without a doubt, an indesnensible link in our school system JUNIOR CLASS President Jay Abbott Trea urer nlden Dennis Vice President Jane Tyler Secretary Arlyce Ives Our first large activity was our card and stationary sale, in which every one co operated Je made over t5oo Nov 16 we held our Junior Dance Round and square dancin? was enwoyed by all to the music of Harry Kiehl The class party was held in December H s B Teck's homeroom acted as host since they were losers in the card and Wop sale contest STUDENT SENATE For tne past several years the Student Senate in GCS has been a dormant or ganizatlon Last year under Mr Gleason's directlon, with T Allen as Pr sldent, tne Senate really bevan to revolutlonize student government A new constitution was instltuted which provlded for a larger representative group in the senate and gave that orpanlzatlon more Dower A new electlon system was lnauvurated where as the officers for the followlng year were to be elected lH the nrecedin? June With Harry Morton as President, Rosemary McMindes, Vice President, Robert Peisher as Secretary, and John Benson, Treasurer The new officers took over 1U Septem An effective hall monitor systen is in operation under the direction of Georve Russell, Soohomore class President For violations of con f and more effective penalties are beinp executed by the Student Senate' omrt Thi year, the Senate he conducted Student Assemblies which tend to ke n tn studen body wel lHfOPW9d on what thelr Senate 18 doin? Also a new nownt award system is beinf devlsed so that it will be even more of an honor fo a student to ob a n the nTnd n Headn On lebruary l5, for the fir t time in the history of CCS, 1 student' Day was held The of lcers of the Senate toek over the school admwnmstratlon Wlth Harry Iorton act nv as Prlncioal w1th other main OfflC6PS of the senate holding the chief administrative posltions 1D school Each class elected a nun l teacher to as ume the duty of class instructlon Tenative clans have been made for a Slml18T dav next year Sincere thanks are due Mr Roach, Senate Advisor, for h s HtlTlHV efforts 1U making it a successful yc r for tte Senate d I - H . O O . . J ' A C3 0 . S - ,V . A - I A L 4. . . J ' . ' , . ' W ' X ' - . , V l .. 3 ..'T' A - - U T V - - 1 L' Xl Q ' n u 0 D I J ,, . 1 . yr . . N . G - . K t'f 0 A 7 ' u 1 - 0 U l A C 1 u 1 D 1 1 . . . U ' J' 7 ' ' in . ' L T: - . . J .V ' ' . 1 ' . . . . . . . I . g 1, L ' ,. ber, ready and willlng for a busy year. 1 -A AA , ,-'M .1 - .-- t: A . 0 A -1 9 ' . , . y .. , 5 . , s ot ,Tc t , . . . . . -A -' ' Q' - ' v - , ' r - t 1. if , , l-, . P s . . C S S Ql. 1 ' . . . W . 0 1 ' A. I H , , . . . O '- - L1 . 1 -,.. , V L ' S ' . . , , A a a ' V 0 , : .. ' - A Un O A A .j. 11 , , ' 2 A n ' '-A I-

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PROPHECY TERESA MCINTOSH MYRTLE SABIN DONALD ANGELL MARY WRITING JASON CARRINGTON ROBERT EDVETT DELORES LONSBERRY HARRY MORTON ROBERT CRAWFORD DONALD CAMPBE JACK BOSSARD KRISTIN WH INT GENEVIE BOILBS SIDNEY RTC.: WILTIA P ISHER JOHN P L ON LOIS IRDSALL LOU S ROSSMAN RI XRD BOSSARD Br' RIY NORTON R Td KENDALL V'RA MORSE LLIAM PFITZENMAIER VELYN JONES ARLLNE MCCAFFERY CAROL BENNETT MAXINE THOMPSON RITA JACOBS PATRICIA PARKS iVELYN DRAKE AL T JAMISON LEANOR POWERS AME S YOUNG F ROLD WAUFLE D NNE TOTTEN MA NE DEATS NIL IAM TERRY DONA D LERIBURY CATR ING STENART FREIDA ST rFEY BARBARA RRIZZEE ELWYN SI ONS MILDRED V' 'rNBACKER RICHARD HEP NBACKER LOTTIE DENNI ROBERT BURDICK f-'- '-' 1 Given e title of nAmerica's Model Housewifen by a nat ional magazine Sound off caller for E1senhower's troops Nation's Number l d uw r and band leader Mrs Ton me new TV Vestern Show Rink King of the U d States ust produced the late t movie t WThr1lls of ccsn Author of the new autobiography t Talking Does For Un Pr sident of the United States Pr sident of Rochester Business Instftu Janftor at Vassar Crime photographer for New York Times Min1ster's Wife Teaching physical education at Harvard Director of Home Economics Department at CCS Top Irish tenor now featured at the nHeart Throb Touring as a guest condu tor for high school choru Assistant at Arthur Murray's Barker of Barnum H Bailey's Roving reporter for the Girls' Sport page of the Time Director of America's Number 1 baton factory Teaching a Nurses' Training Class at St James Air Force's Number 1 pen pal Holding the title of Nettie Cook's most frequent visito Hollywood hair stylist Basketball player on Amazon Pirls' Team Forest Ranger in the California Sequoia Forest Co staring with Dick Cory on WVHG's A11 Time Western Jamboree Found en route between here and Rochester ar of motion picture nGlenn in Californian Raising a Wheaties family A Genera1's Wife Powers Model Inventor of a new type nvlon that guarantees sheer leg beauty Coach of Cornell's first girl's football team Captain of Cornell's first g1rl's football team Singing tenor in Fred Waring's chorus Giving Rudolph Valentino a run for his money oprietor of a repair shop for hot rods Making up the short half of Mutt and Jeff Tutor for E1nst1en's grandchildren Inventor of a short short hand Window washer for the Empire State Building Secretary of the Treasury of the United State President of New York State's Farm Rureau Or anization Secretary at Corning Glass Works Joe D1Maggio's successful rival nvf CD VI , A , V S mx H M7 21 ' eeee eee ' eeue:::. e .lT x ,-lit ' KY V .1 ..-... Q- S . . '11 5 K III. ' 1Ueeee:::. 1 ' E eeee een e fe 'YS .Q anfn use .- A -S 'A IIII.. III K L Oeeee IIIIO A T 'OSEMARY LOPER::::::. :::Feminine Gorgeous George P sun. one r 'fI. fffst ff 'Iff. III A eee eee-I ' A ::.. zzzpr N - W -. u 1 .' n Em ' eeeele ee! LQ ...fIffI. ff: C -4 -LL um: - eeeeee ' 1 v'nU'1 1 eeeeee - ' .Ulf III NT. wif I Yfv I rg , , I I ' ffm rf A f ? I 5 ' yfflxxf I A H' A ip' lx ws? e U1 , xjx I I ,

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.1 .7 .1 ,J f' ,ff in XQN l.,..L 1 ical d Piss P y Norton Heap Totten Woo,Joo Bowles Xoo,Woo Nita Murray Heap B10 Redskins The Varsity c leadin squa consisted of four girls chosen by members o the faculty They are udher the direction of Miss Priscilla X-Read, Girls' Physical Education Teacher f 4 f The UnlfOPmS for football were red skirt and white turtleneck sweaters For the basketball season, we were able to have our lonv coveted white corduroy uniforms X I Our school has always been noted for the outstandinv sportsmanship 0 isplayed at our athletic activities It is truly an honor to be able to be a cheerleader when one can always expect the support of the crowd and can do her part in upholdin this splendid reputation With practice twice a we k, new cheers and ideas were displayed throughout tae season The newest idea was the smokinv of a peacepipe at the play off games. As our careers as cheerleaders clos we would like to express our appreciation to Miss Read and Coach Meek for all they have done to make our years as cheerleaders happy ones. Also we hope that the future Varsity Cheerleaders will have as many good times .' the good teams that we have had. 23 N VL, I ' 'J' 1 -'J J My vt ' QF' . V ,J ' 1 Es ' N -' , J . Q X W , J' J' V N J. ' J - x rs' . M 5 r' uKk TN- FF ' bv J' -N ' ' ' ff Q -1 ' iff ' - JJ MA, A - ff J., ,f' , . . I s lj! lv X N : - K? i J V T - J' fx ,I JJ pl, . ,x 4 H .f y -.' . jg, Q, ' ,J 1 :JJ J x l ! - kb - rf J ,V ' 'X '. xi I k 1 3 ' N af . J vb Q -' , F, a! 9 I' rf who ' 'S-is .J . .J Ngxxsx-F . 'Lfx ' .-1 . , l as , . T t L I gig I . , to ' A fgggr V I V+m f' -yr-W f f 7 'I m wM-vMbV lt Q e V E 0-1 0 I nl tj V I X ' D . G V f I' . O J , X . ' s . ' ff ' . . O 4 s T Q s ig I 1 . O