Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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CLARENCE TRIMNER ROBERT ZEIGLER MARK A, PETERMAN B. of Accts. B.A. LaCrosse Normal Bookkeeping Gen. Science Physical Educatiah W f AGNES KING RHOBA PHILLIPS A.B. B.M. Physical Education, English English, journalism LILLIAN JOHNSON FAYE GULLETT RUTH BENSON B.E. Sec. to Supt. Sec. to Prin. History SIXTEEN

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I ,ff , ,, f LEONARD B. KING HAROLD V. JOHNSON G. E. MEDUS B.S. Bradley Institute B.E. Mechanical Drawing, Printing Manual Training Manual Training i 1 ALICE E. SMITH HELEN JENKINS 1 U. of Ill. Library School B.A. 1 Librarian Ancient History , 1 OPAL O'BRIEN EVALENA MILLER JESSIE FRANZ B.S. B.A., B.S., B.S. in Ed. B.A. Domestic Scien:e Mathematics Latin FIFTEEN PV . i

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i ,r i f S E 4 i 4 Y ffl Lf 3 tg f. av 531 ,ff .gl 4. xi. .1 F, , ? 3 2 3 i 7? tk f it j x 1? Q tg we f I A ,ft l 1 if in jllsmorfam - 1 3 2 i MISS HELEN A. GALLAGHER . Miss Gallagher singularly devoted herself to a life of service. This service manifested itself in unceasing devotion to the cause .43 of public school education. As a member of thc Grammar school faculty, she was instrumental in the continuation of many a school fi career. VVhen she was transferred to the High School, she did not lose her interest in young folks but rapidly gained their esteem and shortly afterwards became a class advisor. Any personal problem was sure to receive a satisfactory solution if it were called to Miss 3 Gallagher's attention. She took an active part in civic affairs and E always strove to promote good citizenship and to develop patriotism i and tolerance among her pupils. As an untiring benefactress and a conscientious teacher, we shall always remember her. 542 ' fl-Q li 5 SEVENTEEN