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

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Canon City High School 1954 NONAC REGIT Canon City, Colorado

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FE H 'W ' if ed ICU IOI1 ' E e e is lx V' ' -X 'X t if 'E W 3' ' R 1 l - Q- Tr e' T - - -1 r i Q, X .gf sg P Y 1 'X--' ali -if s ,- ' iii L - s aB: . - N is x ff4' X v ,ir o r if --- X: 15? . li?'B,ff The dis osition of the mem- P- P Y cgi N gg bers of an organization, their philos- ? ophy, character, and attitudes are em- :i j c s x E 71 bodied in and dispiayed through the tra- T ' g N ditions they maintain. Conversely, accord- i s I ' - ing to the traditions pursued are persons' iviibl L X temperaments and dispositions influenced. 'nc - i g ti Q '-f-.Nge It is to the continuence of the remark- '- 5' ' -N able traditions upheld at Canon City High x x, 3 K, X 5 rf - si- Q QS N :X bs . FIS- N-tk :X XX PSX c X tix, E :fre- Eg ,, , W E1 -- r -x C ' A :SK , gg. X xi School that we seniors of 1954 dedicate this We can behold our institution in high esteem for the highly developed honor system regulating itg for a loyalty kept, main- tained, and respected Campusg for a jealous x annual. ex. x x X X. .x gg -X ri 1 N -1 A manshi g and because -ST4 s sense of sports- p there are f -.......q3o hall Sentinels, no policing reg- fn i ulations, and for the most part, no fo locks on the lockers. 1 The tradition of our G , ' , assembly conduct is enviable above -vt' H45 ,.,.- all. Our lives and our outlook on hu- manity have been exceedingly enriched by these - traditions of high ideals. Through them we have learned to become appreciative, considerate, atten- Q tive courteous, understanding, and responsible. Prep- I aration to meet circumstances under our own steam has - ., been afforded us. We have experienced, and can be guided b the thought that ' s freedom increases, a sense A Y, of responsi- bi ' must increase or there will be disaster we ever respect the benefits we have ob- I through these traditions---keep li l' f A ff 'sh them dearly Ra ., QS -N: Q .., ' ? 'l-Q cs? , - -s -1 m Q... ' Q, ..x . -5 N s, 'z 1 7 im e o y V f - .- . 'Q on h ml ft h' 7 is , . . . . . -' sl fa ure, but low 31IT1, 1S crime. ig. - 'ls Q ' f f-jf' E-g 4- s ' T4-, f TA , -f s g r. -TEN-3, S - '-TQ: m - ga--. :lil 1 'Lf -14.1 x c- - e -if as -rx ' - 11- 1 -M ' -Em --. 'rex ' rf- w ' ' 5 ' I ! ' Fw- x E ', 'X n ' ! ' EF-gg -, ,- - I 4 Q -1 . I ...- ., -sa -:Ki-Q eq-X t --f rf It - - f ,E -f ' s - F , f V -XE :-- f V - Q , SN, X, ,..u:- - 4? ,-,- 3 - i Y l 4 X Y S ip! 'fs' ' ffl! 2 --- - -s v --Y c ' so A ' f -so as -1 , jg -1-i gg- ' 2- , 5 -' - 1 ,4 i Y -X- N' - 55? f!'1 5 . ig- .' X X