Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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 V A r v I From the lorgesr cities of electricity ond steel to towns with o mere five blocks of moin street, people ore the center of attention People settled this country, people fought for our in- dependence, and people developed our notion into whot it is today. It is because of people that you ond I ore here now. This is the moin reason the yearbook of 1985-66 hos token on the theme of People magazine. It is on attempt to thank the people who founded Canton High School, the peo- ple who keep it in operation, ond the people who moke it olive — you. Your spirit helped to encourage the very successful seasons of footboll, volleyball, ond boys’ basketball. Your determination helped each other through another year of high school. We hope you enjoy traveling bock in time through the school year of 1985- 86, whether it be o few months or many years later. The yeorbook stoff would like to acknowledge its thanks to Time Incor- porated, the publishing company of the People weekly magazine for their support ond permission to use certain graphic devices throughout this publication. I Cindy Toylor. editor

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Words, pictures come together 1 Foithful stoff members (front row): Tomi Joyce. Leso Ouerkes (bock row) Peggy Dergh. ond Cin- dy Toykx lobored on the yeorbook until the end of the school year Not pictured ore Ruth Hill Michelle Lorson ond Christie Stoffel 2 Typist Peggy Bergh joined mid-yeor ond reproduced thousands of words of copy on the computer 3 Busily working on o poge Leso Duerkes finds the time between her job ond homework to help put together the yeorbook Backtrackin' 1985-1986 The yearbook is nor o simple publication to create. A great deal of imagination, obility. and time goes in- to every picture and every word of copy. The small staff spent hours and hours to complete the book, and despite the problems, setbacks, and deadlines, we had fun seeing the year come together or our finger- tips. As editor, I would like to rhonk those staff members who stuck it out ond gave up their sunny afternoons ond Saturdays to contribute their port in the production of this book of memories. Cindy Taylor, editor 4 Annual