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

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N- i Z'::-e.Xg ?f,1L-nag,-ML--, YI l- Ui ' , ,. fi - K - A HCV? 'x l' -xi ' gy- x . ss- -f .f fl, BERNICE GREGG English Her smiles are like sunbeams of Iinorning, Her frowns like refreshing spring showersg The fountain of youth plays about her, Shedding fragrance of deli- cate flowers. 3.-5 HELEN L. LINKINS Domestic Science Quick, witty, beloved by her pupils, She teaches the girls to keep house. When she speaks, and her linger is lifted, Each maid is as still as a mouse. W. L. GREGORY English His voice is a basso-pro- fondog His words very ominous seem When he threatens a dozen demerits Or an extra 4000-word theme. IRENE AITKEN German Als die Sehul-er in die Schule koinmen, Steht Fraulein Aitken in dem Haus, Und wenn sie in der Halle bleiben, Sagt, Kinder, nun, mach, ' sehnell herausln ALICE HALL Science She's versed in the knowl- edge of insects, Of bugs and all manner of Worms: We learn for her names with- , out number, Of beasts and of birds and of germs.

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.6 tif' -F ,,,. me ' ' C' A- . 4 11? .,u 7 - A E A I fs- X 'rf'--me 'M -- fr .. -- 'f, ii af , N 5 5,4 ,J , . . .W . -' A -4 . X - . fx' .,f' 'A - MYRTIE B. RAYMOND Mathematics Hours of labor, toil unceas- ing Has the Searchlight meant to you: To your judgment and your efforts Its success is largely due. ENOS LAUTERBACH Commercial Work hard. but make brief speeches To the students of the school: Words fewest are most forceful- Is Prof. Lauterbach's fast rule. 73 5i:.f -ffm-. Q. f wgtigq .1. 'i5,Y7f:7'hk,s Q,ap?.fL1ifs if:.sl- ,. ,, .if 1 f- ,152- ,W 1.5-.' ' M .1 f I ' - ' Z Q 1 . ,sf 17 ,f V. - Lf ' ff if F 3 , :Fig . : l A wo.- I A , 6 S Jo ,I v it h 1 i . . , . MARY L. TAFT English Hundreds and thousands of pages Of English we've written for herg When we think of great authors and poets H-er name to our minds will occur. AILEEN MONAHAN History A graceful wood nymph of the mountains, She sports with her choral bands, Yet in time of reflection her charges Are silent. They know her commands. TOM G. TAYLOR Music Thrice weekly he comes to the High School, As the eight o'clock bell starts to ring: He takes his place up on the platform, And teaches the Glee Clubs to sing.