Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Judy White Terry Williams Brian Wiese For a Friend I don't believe I've ever thought to thank you, God, for this wonderful friend. But I do thank you for creating her and letting her enrich my life this way. Thank you for all the years we've known each other and the confidences and hopes and troubles that we've shared. Thank you for the understanding we bring to each other. For the patience we have with each other's faults; for the advice and even the scoldings we are able to give each other without either of us taking offense. Thank you for the help we have been to each other-in this way, and so many more. Thank you that because of her I am a better, happier person, and that she has grown as a person too because of me. Thank you that she would give me anything in her power-time, money, work, possessions, encouragement, sympathy-whatever my need. And that she knows I would be as quick to respond to whatever her needs might be. Thank you that we can laugh together, cry together, rejoice together. And although we may not see each other for a long time, when we do come together it is always the same. Lord, bless and keep her, this person you fashioned and filled with qualities that have meant so much to me. Lord, thank you for my friend. 23 -Marjorie Holmes

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The Graduate All of the drudgery Is over at last- Homework and quizzes Are things of the past. But I've finally made it, Who will they get To play guard like I played Who'll sing first tenor In glee club next year? Who'll write variety shows Around here? Who will the paper's New editor be? How will this school Get along without me? An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Edward Cunningham Mona Van Hunnik Delbert Veldkamp Brian Wenig

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As in past years, the senior class fol- lowed tradition set by the class of '74 by selecting faculty members and students to speak. The faculty members chosen are Mr. Harlan Hoff and Mrs. Renee Rebnord. Mr. Hoff spoke to the class about being alert to what’s happening and to keep their heads up and looking forward. Mrs. Rebnord spoke directly to the seniors, but allowed the audience to eavesdrop! This year's student speakers are two girls. Judy Deinema talked about pausing to celebrate our accomplish- ments. We are always growing, learning, and seeking in our lives and this can't stop after graduation. Nancy Ellis tied in the Bi-Centennial by showing how our forefathers did not give up after defeat. Our goals in life are our challenges.