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

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16, . , 4- N.. ' . , 1. 'gi-1 if ' Q L L, r . ,,. .N v- A K vi V. RALPH MONELI.. Former headmaster at Lolani Episcopal School for boys in Hawaii, has for three years been Superin- tendent of School District ffl. From Colo rado College he has earned an A. B. and a M. A. gbut he's still in school, working toward an Ed.D. at Den- ver University. He ob s e r ve s that Our actions must always be determined by the question: 'What are the Consequences '? LESLIE LEROY BEAHM B u s in e s s Administrator, for four years held the rein at CCHS as principal. In 30 years' associa- tion with the high school, he served as Superintend- ent for Z2 of them. He taught Science in Fruita, and was the bo s s at Delta H. S. Believing that if you 'Give the best you have, the best will come back to you, Mr. Beahmhas an A, B. from Denver Uni- versity and a M. A. from Colorado State College. C X-, ,rf wwf A ls FRANK M. HICKEY Congenial master of CanonHigh, has tromped thes halls for 33 years. In that time, he has tried hi- hand at several posts before becoming Principal He once coached the Black and Gold softshoes, le- top-notch grid squad, and was Asst. Principa He holds A.B. and M.A. degrees from Colorad University. A v 15 135 02 fi dl MRS. CLARA M. GARWOOD Asst. Principal and Girls' Advisor, has been with CCHS since 1937, and in her presentposition since 1940. She was Asst. Principal and Girls' Advisor at Roosevelt Jr. H. S. She taught in Boulder Busi- ness College, and at Berthoud High School y and has diplomas from Boulder Business College and an Ax B. degree from Colorado University. What you do, you are, she maintains.