Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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THI 1948 CAXTOXIXX ,, Irs! Royy nton yy: 1 er erry ennle Iloyymn V Taggart NI Con IH Seeond Royy lhele Walker I Walker Y Henseler II Hale I Niendenhxll B Broyy n B I C hrxstley H Haeeerty NIUIIII D Brush V 'X ams 11rd Row I e 1 1n o ar er X1 'Iomllanoylel S SPJIHIIUUI' N Tay or ourtlx Royy 'yin er Harland I' s tan.: R 1 K u Ijtth ovy ndery B e s 1 mms Leer N y A erson ponsor 'N Rodman R N1eIx nney Sixth Rovy C Boyyman Xldlffer D rson e er leoyen .1 S lye I'I Beeeham yt rants e e N Cou 7fne Beafaqaf 61446 Under the able leadershxp of Mrs Anderson and w1th a good purpose behmd 1t, our Blology Club has grown 1n IIS first year to stand out among the most popular organlzatnons of C H S The clubs purpose rs to dxscover and provnde background a1d to those students w1th an xnterest 1n scxence The club orgamzed early 1n the school term, electxng Basll Ray Sharpe as presndent, Betty Lou Keets as XICC presldent, and Dayfxd XX alker, secretary treasurer hlghty enght members are taknng advantage of the educatnon and entertainment offered Before most school aetlyntles had gotten underway' nn September, the B1ology Club y1s1ted Dlekson Mounds In October, two trnps were made to the St Louns Zoologncal Garden and a ylSlt to the Chlcago Museum of Selenee and Industry hlghhghted the f0ll0Wll1KL, month Six senlors took the Seuence Talent Se lrch Seholmrshnp examlnxtnon and yy rote 1000 yy ord essays on thenr selentlfic projeets handled through the Blolmgy Club Delmu Sherwood recelyed honorlble ITlCI1Il0I1fOI'l1lS essay on Iensfs The neyy elub wls also reptesented If the Assembly of Sclentlsts for the Adyaneement of Senenee at C hlclgo duung the C hrlstmls holxd ly XIIFIIX n Taylor, Slnrley Spamhour, Iaequellne Campbell Basxl Sharpe X netorn Henseler md Pmt XX rnght evchlbnted sclence projects at Mlcomb un the sectnonal eontest Iater some of these projeets yy ere shown at the state contest at Benton, Illmols V4 e members who yyflll remam 111 C I-I S next year ue loolemj, forward to another enjoy able term yvnth the Blology Club 22, -1 .' ,I A ' nz! h 4, Y I g ' , .f 0 Y. , -. y - L ,, ' . A ' 2- ' 0 X . . , I v Ii' ': Ii. Du . D. 'Ad XX'.lk- . H. Ii' KI. B' NI. ' ' jg. ' . . . l kl4 . A, I.. . . , . . d . Tl' ': 5. N1'N1'lI. , C. Tayl r, S. I' Iv , . . ' ' 'l. . . .1. ' I . I5 ': Ii. . Allf . B. ' , T. F4 n . . Clcier. ll. I'oll'tt, . B ll. R ': M. Si ' . . I.. Kc-I , NI. XVII' . Il. xl . . Ir'. nel- . s , . '. , . , ' '9 . ': Q. ' , R. ' '. . I,.1 . Al. N1't7g', R. VMI' . R. IJ ily, IJ. hr' '-r. . . R. Bowton, Reese. R. Huppenstnll, B. Sharpe, XI. Iilaek, S. leeds. If. Munson. B. Bentlcl. A. Alig, If. Sherwood. S. llllis, l'. Vfrigl . In XVIII' . -I. I.-fcbvr-. Q ltas. e 1' , ' ' 7 1 y, . H 1- ' s S - Y . I . 7. . I . Q. xx A . 7 . Y I I . I I . Y ' X f- x I ' x f 1 Q 1 y v . 1 - L x x m' v x ' 1 1 1 I I 1 - 1 1 H - m - ,a s x r w 1 . - s - 1 1 1 . 1 -- x ' . . V im 3 w., ix -. X 1 Q A L I . 2 Y I W 'I I 1 l ' I 7. ' l I ' I X I V 'V I e . . , . . , e . . . 'V . ,U I 1 .. ' i I I 1 . . . ll I V 1 ' ' I 7 I ' l ' I I

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,, THI 1948 CAXTOXIAX llrst Row C Stal! R Tompkins H Bump A Nlaurlce Witt NI Conltlm Q. ond Row C Rodgtrs SCl1L!'ll S It 'wld tn P O'Nu I flfflfl A lmn Xlr Ctntrs sponsor C Tax mr Tlurd Row G B GflHlIl1 L Butkouth R Vlc.Kmnu B Btntltl C Flynn I Oaks :tm Rom ua C Irtuanos R Strawn XI Xlur mx 7426 The Camera Club ns playmg a very lmportant part nn the vlsual edu catxon program whnch IS becomlng 'nore popular ln the modern class room By seelng movles the students are better able to understand and remember what they learn All the members of the club learn how to operate 1 movle camera, and many of them gnc up free perlods nn order to show movxes nn the classrooms Although they haven t anv specxal project for the year, they are sponsormg sex eral dances Howard Bump IS the presldent of the club and has as hls ass1stants Mrchael Conkhn, vlce presldent, Audrey Maurlce, secretary, and came W1tt, treasurer Our thanks to the Camera Club for the wonderful work they ve done th1s year f l . v . v . . Y V T l Sw: 'z C. x' ' 'fu'. . '. 'l. .l.. .' .. . 1' . . jlr. Fourth Row: .Houston.. Leroy Xvilllarbs, Xvlllianls, Pcnsinlgcr..C.'Svnlb,nl., Gentry. C. Christy. F'fl ': G. Ho ' rd, IE. Vfilcoxcn. D. Macc, Nl. Pcttct. f. H ' . . C ' . . . . pl . . Y . . . . . 7 5 , . . Y . V 9 1 21

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' THE 1948 CANTONIAN irst Row ek as or i s r er ole lei n eer o is X r e 1 rter R Busbx I Harrison C Sliaweo C os Second Row NI Sehoon D Nelson B Nleaeliam C Flsnn Il Williamson I Sehtnek urd Row wards oberts I. ramer mit ar Ien e R Watson D X1 e Isourth Row R Idwards D Richardson R Turner XX Sehoon Long n ti Row C Dare I Wages P Watson R Isouts B He en I Rem ot7 R Stu er C amplm C exe 'VI Black I. Laneaster Nlr Stitzel sponsor NX Lingenfelter ohnson B Brown I Baker '7!ze Wuibme 4 of The Canton Chapter of F I' A , instrueted bs C M Stiteel constitutes one of the Hnest groups of boys to be come our future agneulturists Since we are in the heart of the farming, eountrx, thew will be direetls beneficial to our eommunitw with the modern methods taught them of earrung on that partlcullr mdustrs roasts, Father and Son binquets and mam others to proude interest and xeereition for all its members The officers this Near are President Don Riehirdson Xiee President Bob Nfleaehim, Secretlrx Ieslie Krimer Treasurer Dean Nelson and Reporter, Bob Chimplm 7fae guinea ofrqmwwa eaeef I beliexe in the future of farming with a faith born not of words but of deeds achiexements won bs the present and past generations of farmers in the promise of better dass thru better w us ewen as the better things we now LHIOY haxe come up to us from the struggles of former sears I beliexe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as w ell as challenging for I know the ioxs and dis comfoits of farm life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which esen in hours of discouragement, I cannot dem I beliexe in leadership from ourselxes and respeet from others I beliese in ms own abilitx to work efficientlx and think clearlx with such knowledge and skill asI can secure and in the abilitx of organized farmers to serxe our own ind the publie interest in marketing the product of our toil I beliue we ein safeguard those rights against practices ind policies thlt ire unfair I beliexe in less dependence on begging and more power in birgaining, in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it ser-for others is well is mx self in less need for ehiritx and more of it when ne ded in being ITIDDX ms self and plaung square with those whose happiness depends upon me I beliese that rural Ameriea can and will hold true to the best traditions in our nationil life and that I can exert an influence in nas home and communitx w hieh will stand solid for mx part in thit inspiring tisk U23 11' -1 D. Qui- . 11. T 51 , ci. large, li. Ha pf, xi. K A -l'-llc. R. Cl-f, ct, H ily Is. .ia k-Ili. P. Ta -. . 5. ' , 1 5 -V , Q. P e. Tl' if flies' ijfa - ', 'fx -.i,I.4-S 'm ist fo. ffgll. . , . '.hlf. Ffl ': II ', .. ' -, . . . ' , . -dd-. 5. 'hl , .. d',R. la ',1l. 3-'-r. i. ,. ' ',. . Q, , 'Y' ,. , 14 ' Among the practical activities of the club are grain and poultry shows, fair entries, business meetings, Weiner ' '-' - ' -' I - 'A ' I ' LH ', 4 'Z f o vs ' Y V ' t 5 fi vs s ' tg v 1 ' if ' -