Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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ff PEOPLE ff People--Seniors, Iuniors, Sophomores. Freshmen, Faculty, Administration, Board of Education'-these are the people who make Canton High a living, breathing organization. Without them there could be no high school: with them C. H. S. becomes an institution throbbing and puls- ing with life, a typically American instit- ution where democracy is seen at its best in classroom and on athletic field.

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1f1fSE OR CLASSf1f Mannahan Danner Perkins Oaks Officers and Advisors President M,,,,BA,, , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,s.,,,,,,,,,, , .,,..,A,,,,,,,,,,.,, B i ll Mannahan Vice-President ...,.. .. ,,77, Alice Rose Danner Treasurer ,,,.,, , ,,,,, , 7 ,,,,, Margie Ann Perkins Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, i,,,, ,,,,, . ,, ,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,.,, , .,,.,,s,,,.,, Pauline Oaks Social Advisors ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,7,,, M ts. Helen jenkins, Mr. Robert Zeigler Cantonian Advisor ,,.,,, ,, .,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,, Miss Constance L. Harrison Class Flower ,,,,.,,l, ,,,,,,.., . ,,,,,,,,,,,, Red Rose Blue and White Class Colors , Class Motto ,,,,,o ,,,,,, ' 'Not for thyself, but for all Class of 1942 Makes History With three long, happy, prosperous years behind and the last mile yet to trod, the class of 1942 looks ahead to commencement and back on the many memories of their high school career. Not only have changes been made in the curriculum, but in the appearance of ye olde Alma Mater, too, with the addition of the new wing, and front stairs, both coming during the span of the l942ers! We've christened new teachersg remained in and out of the good graces of the faculty, spent three Hne years under Mr. Rapp, and one just as pleasant with Mr. Felts maintaining law and order, given our Prom and experienced cold chills on that eventful night, cheered our undefeated, untied football team as Freshmen, had the honor of having two basketball squads go to the State and come home with honors, and, last but not least, we've received an education that we hope will carry us through college or into business with flying colors. Outstanding personages must not be overlooked-Jack Smith, twice our class presi- dent and leader of the Prom, Margie Ann Perkins, Alice Danner, Joyce White, Ed Whalin, and Gloria Barbre for high scholastic standing, Hazel Sidener, always wise- cracking, Maxine Windsor, the gal with the nighringale voice, Jeanne Mosher, for all around popularityg Jack Motsinger, the dream dancer of the feminine world, and Charles Hughes, Jack Smith, Sam Bourke, and Bill Tometich for commendable athletic ability. All in all ai fine class that should be heard from in the future. fWe hopelj llll