Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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Back Row:Floyd Beechamp, Rolla McMullen, Burton Roeth, Dave Chambers, Lyle Slater, Leonard Ko- vachevich, Norman Brasel. Front Row: Shirley Barker, janet Strawn, Shirley lump. SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Norman Brasel, president, popular and well-liked Senior .... favorite hobby, playing trombone .... nickname, Braz .... athletic .... favorite study, physics. Dave Chambers, vice-presidenty excellent scholar and leader .... enjoys hunting . . . favorite pastime, tinkering with autos .... favorite study, languages .... nickname, l-larry. Floyd Beechamp, secretaryg very studious .... hobbies, hunting and fishing .... pastime, works at oil station .... known for slow, easy ways and meeting Shirley .... favorite study, Math. Shirley Barker, treasurer, petite .... known for her many activities in school organizations .... enjoys watching television .... reading is her favorite pastime .... shines in English and Spanish. ADVISORS Mrs. Stutsman, neat .... known for wise quotations on her black- board .... enjoys hiking and traveling .... favorite magazine, Good Housekeeping. Mr. Gentryg friendly smile .... known for that deep and low voice . . . . enjoys reading historical novels . . . . favorite magazine, Reader's Digest.

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SENIIORS AROUND SCHOOL

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CANTONTAN STAFF Iack Cory, Dave Chambers, Ianet Strawn, Maxine Pollitt, Ronald Kareken, Virginia Vxfilcoxen, Marilyn Walsh, Carole Sereno, Karolyn Woodcock, Iean Zuercher, Tessie Calogeris, Donna Dabney, Evelyn Vaughn, Ioan Scalf. Not in the picture: Betty Williams, Norman Brasel, Burton Roeth. CANTONIAN STAFF Literary Editor r,..,...., V,7.,,, I anet Strawn Organizations .v,,, r,...... I oan Scalf Sports Editor .,ooor..,.....,. o,.......,o.,.,. I ack Cory Karolyn Woodcock Coordinating Editor .....,o,,,,, Dave Chambers Marilyn Walsh Business Manager .......,o..... Ronald Kareken Ilean Zuercher Photography ,or,r....,, r..r... T essie Calogeris Ar! 's's s A I Burton Boeth E , IMaxine Pollitt , , INorman Brasel nqravmq ' 'A' I Betty Williams Advemsmq ' Donna Dabney Features: Advisers: Faculty r..... ,....o, V irginia Wilcoxen Literary .,oco,c.........,.,o,, Mrs. Gertrude Iones C11 IEvelyn Vaughn Planning of l.ayout..Miss Alice Entwhistle asses 'i i I Carole Sereno Advertising ..i,........ Mr. Albert Millington A Tl-lCUGl-lT TO THINK ABOUT As you come upon this page, l want you to think and see the reality of the most important matters pressing us today which deserve our serious-minded consideration What are they? Iust this-we seniors have now graduated, not merely from High School, but into a new and much different life. The problems are strange and variedg the decisions, hard, and the greater share of these are to be solved and made by the individual himself. Iust how do l accomplish this, you ask? You must plan, build, and construct your life exactly as you would a building, tower, or temple you want to en- dure, stand, and win admiration from others! You must exercise all your abilities and measure each step carefully, never rushing into a thing without forethought. What you want and what you get is differentiated by hard work! And remember, all things are attainable by work and that great desire of wanting which instigates work! Under existing conditions, naturally there are more complications . . . But, if the most is PU! i1'l!O W!'1fH!9V91' is L1HC!91'!61!iG11, 51190955 W!!! be YOUTS- DAVE CHAMBERS, Editor