Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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YY Y 1970 IHE QANTONIAN 1990 The Faculty f gkgz gs z, UR last year in Canton High School brought with it - 2 2-x many changes in the faculty. A number of our last i 5 year's faculty friends were gone and we regretted ' the loss greatly. However, we soon learned that the ' ' others, who had come to fill their places, were as will- ing to give us their time, advice and help. VVhen we became acquainted with them, we felt that we were extremely fortunate in having such an efficient faculty. H , Owing to the increased enrollment there was also an increase in the number of instructors. The new tones were Mr. Ryan and Mr. Shirley, in the History departmentg Mr. Deffenbaugh, Science, Miss Miller, Domestic Artg Miss Lemper, English, Miss Scott, Geography and Elementary Science. lVe were glad to welcome back Mr. Snivcly after his service in France. lVc found Miss 'Walken Miss Elliot, Miss Marshall, Miss Slater, Miss Donn, Miss Smith, Miss Tendick, Miss Gifford, Miss Krantz, Miss Aout, hir. Buthod, Mr. King, Mr. Earnest, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Burg in their old places. Mr. Gaylor and Mr. lllirtz were back, also, filling the executive offices with their usual ability. Several of these teach- ers have been with us throughout the four years of High School and have been faithful to their charge. Through these pages we wish to express our gratitude to the teachers who have so willingly given us their time, and who have shown patience in helping us to reach the goal. VVe feel that, con- sidering the overcrowded conditions which have existed, we have in- deed had a successful year. at-1--E --as TWELVE

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1920 THE CQNEONIAN 1920 ,G A ,J a . Board of Education President . . . MR. X7AN B. EYERLY Secretary . . . . . IXIRLLI. T. ENT1W'lSTLE MR. S. A. DRAKE MR. C. B. COLEMAN MR. F. M. Mosman 1920, feel that we owe a. great debt. W e realize gh that through their efforts we have enjoyed :1 '. 1- great many of the privileges of High School. 'P iQLEE'w . thc members of this Board, we, the Class of It v . :fi At J' li 'X . ' . . . . XP In tlns way we wish to express our appreciation and thanks to them for the kindness they have 'QVC shown toward us in the ups and downs of school life. Because of the crowded conditions of our school, the Board has had many problems to solve in order to give to us that which would make our school the best. However, we have had to suffer very little, due to their efficiency and fore- - sight. Not only do we appreciate the time and energy spent for us but in later years, when we look back over the four short, and withal, happy years spent in old C. H. S., we shall not forget what they have done for us. Q ELEVEN

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920 THE CANTON IAN 1920 G. VV. GAYLOR Superintendent Canton, Illinois VV. NV. VVIRTZ Principal Canton, Illinois THIRTEEN