Canon City High School - Nonac Regit Yearbook (Canon City, CO)

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'Y' - 1 fx Z an -'Q-- ,L rt ,L me it .mf 'i .- Bs f ff-, gee eifzffT f- ED WILLIAMS A conscientious bluffer of the highest type. NINA MEANS The surest pledge of a deathless name is the si- lent homage of thoughts not spoken? Protect your name. ALDEN EATON He hath a. way. . A ' 1 l - V I , i 1 -L , 1 l ' - V xl r . , . SARAH HARDING Could I dance my way thru . German, Tripping lightly all the WHY, I would be as truly happy Q As in midnight revels gay. WILLIAM CARLSON No drum or trumpet needs inspire the coward or in- flame the cold, His voice, his sole appear- ance makes them bold.

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'Hallam 'again -' -,.,.- fwr-. -siQiiq,f'l V inf, tlk ifg M b i Aung: . - if' A A f' J ' Y , Ev' K ' ' ' .' U, - -z. Y- , .- - B . , -fjy, e I, --1. - ,+- IRMA MITTON There is a woman at the beginning of all things. HELEN V. LINNEER I breathed a song into the air: ' It fell to earth, I knew not where, For who has sight so keen and strong That it can follow the flight of a song? BLANCHE TUNCIL Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever, Do noble things, not dream th-em all day long: And so make Life, Death, and that vast Forever One grand, sweet song. HOWARD COOPER A long straight line on the highway of life. HARRY MARVIN That song fell full upon my earg I caught its music, sweet and clear: And now sealed fast within my heart Its melody can ne'er de- part.

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- J v . 2-ff' .--- ,,,- , S , 5- , 4 Q. is -1 C .Q 1 . .5 , 41 Y, . V-f if-5731 -34 GRACE LEWIS A Roman Beauty from Lin- coln Park. CHARLES WALKER And tho that he were wor- thy he was wys And of his port as meek as is a maydef' ISABEL TAYLOR She left her home in the mountains To come to old Canon Highg She can tame the fierce bronchus of learninga And mountain lions defy. TlM WALSH She is' the apple of my eye. BERNICE KARR A happy little butterfly Who loves to dance and play: She'd scorn all Work and se- rious thoughts To frolic all the day.