Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Barbara Toft The only certainty is that nothing is cer- tain. Elline Iverson A good listener is a silent flatterer. Richard Oakland I don't want to be President; there's no chance for advancement. Mildred Johnson If you're looking for trouble offer some good advice. Lynda Nelson I know an awful lot but I can't think of it. Erma Klepel There are many oils, but the best one is still elbow grease.

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Sandra Anderson Bill Harris Carol Stensland If rain makes flowers beautiful-—why doesn't it rain on me???? I like a girl with a good head—on my shoul- der. After man came woman, and she's been after them ever since. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Motto: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. For what then will the Class of '60 be remembered? Our size? no, we are not an exceptionally large class. Our scholarship? no, that too is average. But what about such qualities as spirit, initiative, and leadership? We are a class proud of our many achievements. The floats we have produced for Homecoming have won first prize awards throughout high school, despite the economical means used in building them. Let's Dump 'Qn was the theme of our freshmen float, while We're Pulling for You was the theme of the sophomore float. They Smell De-feet was the theme used during our Junior year. Since the seniors usually enter a float in the most beautiful catagory, this year Our Boys Will Shine, adorned with four lovely girls, was the prize-winning float. For the last three years our team has won the class basketball tourney and has gone on to victory over the faculty. In the athletic department the Class of '60 has played a vital role in breaking records in all sports. As juniors we sponsored one of the outstanding Junior- senior banquets in many years. Mardl Gras was the theme that decorated the Hiawatha Golf Club on that rainy evening. No effort or cost was too great to make it a memora- ble event. As our high school days come to a close the sixty-three members of the class, especially the nineteen who started first grade together, have many memories to recall. The class,comprised of many capable leaders and willing workers, would like to have the faculty and student body know that all they have done for us and with us has been greatly appreciated and has done much to make these four years im- portant and outstanding in our lives. 10

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dim ir Si Donald Bong Nature designed us to be of good cheer. Patricia Sinning Generally speaking, she is generally speak- ing. Barbara Gilbertson I can't believe every- thing I hear, but I can repeat it. Eldon Van Dyke Even girls find it difficult to argue with a man who's quiet. Marilyn Johnson Figures don't lie. Rodney Bong The difficult I do right away, but the im- possible takes a little bit longer.