Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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FRESHMEN THE 1945 CANTONI liront Row: liarbara Todd, Norma Van W'inkle, Betty Snell, Mary Steak, julia WVLIYFCFI, Helen Stitzel, Nadene Stockman, lla june Stoekmnn. Center Row: .lack Spiva, Roger Wgilker, Merlin Slater, Kenneth McFall, Dick Smith, Barbara Strobl, Richard Walker, Richard Stein. Back Row: Dean Wkzlters, -lohn Smith, Merrill Strode, Whiyne Smith, Bob Stephens, Albert St. Dennis, liob Stone, Lloyd Stell. Front Row: lilennor Wfilliams, Audrey W'eakly, Barbara W'ilson, Nona Wrigl1t, Shirley w CSEL7llJll, Peggy Weitkziixiiver, Harriet Wiiidscvr, Shirley XVorkman. Center Row: Donald Wlieeler, Hob W'arren, Wfilma Wfilliams, Genevra Zeigler, jo Ann Zeigler, Beverly W'hyde, Mary Rose Sepieh, Bob W'illiamson. Back Row: Harvey W'right, Iista Wfilcoxen, Darrell Wfilliams, joe XVhiteman, Phil Wqttt, Robert XVhit- more, jimmy Wfoods, Bill W'right. Twenty-two

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E 1943 CANTONIAN FRESHMEN Wo l Front Row: Charlotte Oatman, Vivian Powell, W'ilma O'Donnal, Audrey Pschirrer, Leona Norsigian, Leota Pollirt, Leona Pollitt. Center Row: Louis Pusatere, Mary Peterson, Yvonne Pellicer, Lila Lee Pyle, Simon Melz, Eugene Shaw, Donald Powell, Bernard Reid. Back Row: Bob Patterson, Marvin Toncray, Buddy Paul, jack Oberholtzer, Kenneth Owens, Bill Ritchey, Rex Pollitr. Front Row: Wylnxa Robbins, Beverly Rupe, Patty Saurbaugh, Eileen Schenck, Mary Louise Recs, Barbara Roush, Rita Royer. Center Row: Mary Simpson, Stella Schnell, Velda Robbins, Geraldine Santos, june Schoon, Eileen Rowley, Floyd Sappington. Back Row: Phil Santos, jerry Shyroek, Billy Scoville, Sidney Sehertz, Robert Shoop, Floyd Taylor, joe Simpson. Twenty-one

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E 1943 CANTONIAN SOPHOMORES Bill Oaks Bob Kelly Lois Kleinsteiber Pat Maurice The Soplvomores QNot As Old As They Seemj Last year's Freshies have gone one rung higher on the ladder and are now Sophomores. Now that they've adjusted themselves to their high school careers, they can no longer be called greenhorns. This year they have the privilege of elect- ing officers, and what's more, they have their own private roll rooms. All upperclassmen had better take notice of this class, 'cause they're giving them plenty of stiff competition. With Bill Oaks, as their president, and Bob Kelly, Lois Kleinstieber and Pat Maurice, Mr. Gentry and Mrs. Stuts- man to assist him in keeping the class in order, they show a very promising future. More will be seen and heard of such athletes of the Class of '45 as Otto Schumacher, Bob Grove, and Jim Thomson. We hope the next two years will be even more prosperous than the first two years. Twenty-three