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

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'Hallam 'again -' -,.,.- fwr-. -siQiiq,f'l V inf, tlk ifg M b i Aung: . - if' A A f' J ' Y , Ev' K ' ' ' .' U, - -z. Y- , .- - B . , -fjy, e I, --1. - ,+- IRMA MITTON There is a woman at the beginning of all things. HELEN V. LINNEER I breathed a song into the air: ' It fell to earth, I knew not where, For who has sight so keen and strong That it can follow the flight of a song? BLANCHE TUNCIL Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever, Do noble things, not dream th-em all day long: And so make Life, Death, and that vast Forever One grand, sweet song. HOWARD COOPER A long straight line on the highway of life. HARRY MARVIN That song fell full upon my earg I caught its music, sweet and clear: And now sealed fast within my heart Its melody can ne'er de- part.

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. 5 A wg., Q Q 2 ' 5 V -RY f J - Q H ,gf K, si. W C Y., L- - . ALFRED D. SINDEN H9I'9,S to our president mighty, Renowned for his skill in debate, For wit and for tunes on the fiddle, ' For getting his English in late. Class Oflicers PRESIDENT Alfred Sinden VICE PRESIDENT ' Irma Mitton SECRETARY AND TREASURER Howard Cooper CLASS COLORS Red and White . 4 'N .. IT ly -A Q51 1' - V f. - , - - E- .,. f- , -A v

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'Y' - 1 fx Z an -'Q-- ,L rt ,L me it .mf 'i .- Bs f ff-, gee eifzffT f- ED WILLIAMS A conscientious bluffer of the highest type. NINA MEANS The surest pledge of a deathless name is the si- lent homage of thoughts not spoken? Protect your name. ALDEN EATON He hath a. way. . A ' 1 l - V I , i 1 -L , 1 l ' - V xl r . , . SARAH HARDING Could I dance my way thru . German, Tripping lightly all the WHY, I would be as truly happy Q As in midnight revels gay. WILLIAM CARLSON No drum or trumpet needs inspire the coward or in- flame the cold, His voice, his sole appear- ance makes them bold.