Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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ARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES Sem! Thv kindlivst thing Goa' ever made, His hand of healing laid upon a fvvered world, ix shade. -Theodosiu Garrison

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Che Kaffe of GOIZf6lZf5 3001 Ona Kfze Schoof Our school is of great importance in our own lives and in the life of the community as a whole. Because this is true, we devote Book One of the 1943 Cantonian to the school itself, Board of Education, administration, faculty, and classes Without which there would be no school called Canton High. jock giwo -- Gfcflvifies Our activities are those things which make school life not only interesting, but entertaining. Without them school would be dull, routine, and our spirits would flag, so we give over Book Two of the 1943 Cantonian to activities, clubs, music, dramatics, dances, those things where dull care is cast aside and fun and frolic rule the day. ook ghree ffm Sporfs Our sports are builders of school spirit and loyalty. Moreover, they are builders of men. Because they play such a vital part in the life of all students of Canton High, We dedicate Book Three of the 1943 Cantonian to school athletics and our athletes.

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BOARD CF EDUCATION THE 1943 CANTONI Mr. W'addill Eight Mrs. Thmnas Nlr. Shepluy' li. Be M I1 IIC!! 0Sl1Cr Mr. Waddill is the local agent for the C. B. 8: Q. railroad. He is very busy in a wide variety of com- munity affairs, but always finds time to give attention to school matters. He is serving as president of the board this term. Lt. Bennett is a graduate of C. H. S. and the Uni- versity of Illinois, Medical School, Headlines for him might read Local Boy Makes Good. Lt. Bennett is serving overseas with Uncle Sam's Navy in the Medical Corps. Letters he writes the home folks are accounts of interesting experiences he is having out there in the tropics. Mrs. Thomas is the beloved superintendent of the Graham Hospital. Her interest in school and com- munity affairs stems from her love of people. She never misses a school event that her duties at the hospital will permit her to attend. She is vice-president of the board at present. Mr. Mosher is a successful traveling salesman, but gets back to Canton to attend meetings of the school board. Has served as president in a past term. Is very proud of Bud , his lieutenant son, a graduate of C.H.S. in 1937. Jeannie Mosher, editor of the 1942 Cantonian, is his daughter so it's easy to see why Mr. Mosher has such a deep interest in C. H. S. and the welfare of its students. Mr. Shepley has served on the Board of Education for a longer period than any other member. During much of that time, he has been secretary, as he is now. His vocation is that of insurance agent. His genial personality makes him highly popular in the community.