Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1947 volume:

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Cantonian sponsor . . . enthusiasm personified . . . believer in students . . We the class of 1947 . . . with respect and appreciation . . . do dedi- cate this Cantonian. , X, jf' iv 1 J .ki is M a Miss HARRISON fir! X Vhrjfl K! ln., A Q! I A nip' ' Q ' DN 5 . A 'ivy ,Al 'L' lf ff' Jg .1 uCONNY,, AT HOME . . . ollaf UNITED STATES ARMY-ARMY AIR CORPS , - Dwayne Beasley . '46 Bill Scoville . . '46 Dick Downard . '46 Robert Stevens . . . '46 Eugene Jenkins . '46 George Svob . . '45 Gerald Jenkins . ' . '46 John Voorhees . . '45 Eugene Leary . . '47 Esta Wilcoxen . . . '46 Jack Lefebvre . . '45 Junior Wilks . . '46 Kenneth Payne . '45 Wayde Williams . . . '47 Clifford Phoebus . '46 William Wright . . '46 il? if UNITED STATES NAVY-NAVAL AIR CORPS Bob Aloian . . . '47 Harold Lee Griffin . . '46 Gordon Babcock . . . '46 Bob 'Patterson . . . '46 Paul Burnap . . '47 George Spyres . . . . 45 Dean Carson . . '46 Meredith Standard . . '47 Don Cox . . '46 Roger Walker . . . '46 Paul Ford . . '46 Jim Woods . . '46 il? ik' Bill Adams . UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS . '47 Phillip Santos . . '46 of Gozzfezzfs U16 gJE0,D!6 STUDENTS,FACULT BOARDCH7EDU'ATI Kiley gyay SPORTS Cfzey 3 0 rmous 7 rmnous Pscummzn simon Lmozn . FRANK MELGREEN BOB MACE LEN KUCHAN SENIOR ATHLETE JUNIOR LEADER SUPHUMORE LEADER 0li0RGE PI NTARJR. FRESHMAN I. EADER FOLKS A LOUISE LACEY. D.A.R.WINNER gi VERA MANWARREN JUAN METCALFE JGANN HENDERSDN HUMECOMING QUEEN JUNI0ll QUEEN SOPHUMORE QUEEN w J DAN MYE RS FRESHMAN QUEEN ezziors SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS MR. ZIEGLER . . . Noticeable, chasing kids out of halls . . . likes, hunting . . . dislikes, loitering kids . . . favorite sport, hunting . . . favorite pastimes, collecting rocks, sleeping and eating. MRS. JENKINS . . . Notieeable, always busy . . . likes, perfume . . . dislikes, being interviewed . . . favorite hobby, grandson, aged 2 . . . favorite pastime, travel. SENIOR OFFICERS HAROLD PSCI-IIRRER, president . . . Notice- able, size, friendly way . . . hobby, flying . . . fa- vorite sport, basketball . . . nickname, H. D. . . . future ambition, some kind of radio work . . . fa- vorite study, English . . . favorite pastime, flying. MARTHA SOLDWEDEL, treasurer . . . Notice- able, cute clothes, well groomed look . . . hobby, scrapbook of school activities . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . nickname, Queenie . . . future am- bition, primary teacher . . . favorite studies, Span- ish, Math, English . . . favorite pastime, listening to records. TOM DUDDY, vice president . . . Noticeable, his drawl, sudden spurt in height . . . favorite sport, basketball. . . nickname, Sonny . . . favorite study, English . . . favorite pastime, swimming. PAT GERHART, secretary . . . Noticeable. warm smile, soft brown hair . . . hobby, scrapbook of school activities . . . favorite sport, swimming . . . nickname, Tricia . . . future ambition, kinder- garten teacher . . . favorite study, any kind of math . . . favorite pastime, dancing. 'IO BARBARA DODSON-Future Fate, Social Service Worker, A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Noon Hour Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Information Editor Cantonian 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JACK DREW-Future Fate, Canton's leading Mortician, French Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Chapter A Hi-Y 1. LORETTA BERNOVICH-Future Fate, Propriteress of Bern0vich's Palace of Eats, Junior Red Cross 1. KENT RANDOL-Future Fate, Clarinetist in -Iames' Jive Five , A.L.M.A. 4, President 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 4, Camera Club 1, Red Cross Drive Committee 4, Commencement Announcement Committee 4, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DICK SIDENER-Future Fate, Drummer in Al James' Jivin, Five, Spring Fever 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Triangle Chapter Hi-Y 3, 4. ALICE BENNETT-Future Fate, Physical Ed Teacher, A.L. M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Fever 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Snapshot Editor Cantonian 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Contest Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD D. BUMP-Future Fate, Kresge Manager, Archery Club 1, Latin Club 2, 3, Spring Fevery' 4, National Honor Society 4. HELEN JANEEN BROOKS-Future Fate, Secretary at Cater- pillar, G.A.A. 3, 4, Typist Cantonian Staff 4. BETTY I-IARLAND-Future Fate, Receptionist at WMBD, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Contest Glee Club 4. BOB JARN- AGIN-Future Fatc, Successor to Tyrone Power, A.L. M.A. 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Triangle Chapter Hi-Y 4. LULA BROWN-Future Fate, Feature Writer for Kansas City Star , A.L.M.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Noon Hour Y-Teens 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pennant Staff 3, 4, As- sociate Editor 4, Feature Editor Cantonian Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4. RICHARD' CHRISTY-Future Fate, Successful Business Man in St. Louis, Bowling 4, National Honor Society 4. Dodson Drew Bernovich Randol Sidener Bennett Bump Brooks Harland Jarnagin Brown X Christy o 0 0 55016746 ezziors - - . VERNA HOUSTON-Future Fate, Head Super- visor, Graham Hospitalg A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Contest Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 4. DON COOK- Future Fate, Manager Grain Elevator, Fairview, Illi- noisg A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Triangle Chapter Hi-Y Z. RITA LEA MOTSINGER- Future Fate, Executive Secretary to President of Sears, Roebuckg G.A.A. 35 Freshman Chorus 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3, 45 Latin Club 35 Typist Cantonian Staff45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 4. HAROLD PSCHIRRER- Future Fate, Radio Announcer on a National hookup5 A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Spring Fever 45 Chairman Red Cross Drive 45 Latin Club 15 Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 President of the Class of '47, 45 Voted outstanding leader in Class of '47, 4. SIDNEY SCHERTZ-Future Fate, Chief of Staff in the United States Army5 Boys,Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 United States Army, October, 1944- August, 1946. MARGERY REINERTSEN-Future Fate, America's Foremost Woman Physiciang A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 25 Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Houston Cook Motsinger Pschirrer Schertz Reinertsen Whitmore Harland Williams DeFord Flahavin Myers Cross 1, 25 Latin Club 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Reporter Pennant Staff 25 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Contest Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Accompanist, Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERT WHITMORE-Future Fate, Mine Superintendentg United States Navy QSca- beesj, May, 1945-July, 1946. MARLLENE HAR- LAND-Future Fate, Private Secretary for Henry Fordg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 35 Freshman Chorus 15 Contest Glee Club 2, 4, Librarian 2, President 45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Contest Ensemble 4. DELLA WILLIAMS-Future Fate, Clerk at Berg- ner's5 Latin Club 35 Reflector Staff 35 Modern Miss Club 35 Brimfield High, Brimheld, Illinois, 3. DONALD DEFORD-Future Fate, Renowned Avia- tor. PAT FLAHAVIN-Future Fate, Mrs. Dick Le- febvre: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Hop Committee 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. DANNY MYERS-Future Fate, Circulation Manager, Chicago Daily News 5 Baseball 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. GEORGE SCHREIBER-Future Fate, Ad Manager for Burma Shaveg A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Track Manager 23 Chapter A Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. EUNICE MAE DAILEY-Future Fate, just a sailor's wife: Freshman Chorus 1. DEAN NEGLEY-Future Fate, Ivory tickler in james' jivin' Five, Band 43 President of Class of '47, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3. 4. PAT GERHART-Future Fate, Hollywood's latest starlctg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 41 Latin Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer 23 Pennant Staff Typist 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 33 Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Girls' Glee Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Spring Fever 4, Secretary Class of '47, 3, 45 NWar Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 3, Commencement Announcements Committee 4. NORMA LAKIN-Future Fate, Successor to Hedda Hopper: A.L.M.A. 1, 2, Noon Hour Y-Teens l, 2, Candy Girl 3, 43 Spring Fever 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club lg Pennant Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3, 4, Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Contest Glee Club 4. JAMES L. NIBBELIN-Future Fate, Maritime Engineerg Freshman Chorus l, NANCY AMRINE NELSON-Future Fate, Torch Singer with James' Jivin' Fiveg A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 G.A.A. lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3g Latin Club 1, 23 Pennant Collector 3, 43 Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. VIRGIL HUGHES-Future Fate, Clown in Ringling Brothers' Circusg Intramural Bowling 4g A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEE DANNER-Future Fate, Still -Ienice's Man. DONNA JEAN OAKS-Future Fate, Private Secretary to President of the United States: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Homecoming Committee 25 Secretary of Class of '47, 23 Vice-President, Class of '47, 3: Bond and Stamp Drive Committee lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Band I, Z, 4: Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 3: Girls' Glee Club 4, Vice- President 4: Girls' Ensemble lg National Honor Society 4. MORTON R. HUTTON-Future Fate, Successful Photographer: Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 Band Festival 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club lg Delta Chapter Hi- Y l, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN THIEME--Future Fate, President of Thieme's Modelling Agency: G.A.A. l, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Recording Secretary of State Classical Society 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 C0-Editor 1947 Can- tonian 43 Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 4, Library Assistant 23 Prom Com- mittee 3g Homecoming Committee l, 2, Co-Chairman 43 Spring Fever 4, War Bond and Stamp Drive Committee lg Junior Red Cross Committee 1: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4, Vice-President 4. Schreiber Dailey Negley Gerhart Lakin Nabbclin Nelson Hughes Danner Oaks Hutton Thieme . . . H55 of I4 elziors . . . BARBARA ANN WOLF-Future Fate, Successful Magazine Illustrator, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Feature Editor Cantonian 4. DICK MILLER -Future Fate, Successor to his Dad at Miller's Auto- body, A.L.M.A. 3, 4, Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Tennis 3, 4g Hi-Y Basketball 25 Camera Club 3, Hop Committee 45 Pep Club 1, Senior Rep- resentative at Rotary Club 4, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 1, Latin Club 2, 3. LOUVENE STAPLES-Future Fate, Successor to Mrs. Stutsmang G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Chorus 1g Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Girls' Glee Club 4. JOHN HILLS- Future Fate, Farmer in the Dellg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. VERNON COURTNEY--Future Fate, Foreman on Betty Grnble's Ranch, Freshman Chorus 1, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN KUDER-Future Fate, Powers Model, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE JOHNS- B Wolf Miller Staples Hills Courtney Kuder johns Stover Cook Puskarich Scott Stocks Future Fate, Successor to Mr. McCartney, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 R.O.T.C. 1, 25 Eastern High School, Detroit, Michigan, 1, 2. FRANCES STOVER-Future Fate, Famous Poetess. NORMA COOK-Future Fate, Mrs. We D0n't Know Who, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Freshman Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Pennant Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE PUSKA- RICH-Future Fate, Commander of the American Legion, Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball lg Intra- mural Basketball 4g United States Army, September, 1944-June, 1946g Wearer of the Purple Heart. HELEN SCOTT-Future Fate, Pianist in Spitalny's All Girl Orchestra, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls, Contest Glee Club 4, War Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 1. FRED STOCKS-Future Fate, Presi- dent of the Indian Motorcycle Co. JACK PARLIER-Future Fate, Architectural En- gineer5 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chapter A Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Cross Country Team 45 C Club 35 Woodruif High, Peoria, Illinois, 1. BONNIE JOHNSON-Future Fate, A Seamstress5 Archery Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB COLEMAN-Future Fate, Record Cross Country Runnerg Track 3, 45 Cross Country Team 45 Intramural Football 45 Chapter A Hi-Y 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 4. PHYLLIS JEAN GREER-Future Fate, Air Line Hostess5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 45 Noon Hour Y-Teen Secretary 35 Homecoming Committee 25 May Ifete 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Pennant Staff Typist 45 Treasurer Cantonian Staff 45 Contest Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 4. MARTHA SOLDXVEDEL-Future Fate, Successor to Esther Willian1s5 A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 Majorettes I, 2, 3, 45 May Queen Attendant 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Wgir Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 15 junior Red Cross Committee 1, 45 Freshman Chorus l, Secretary- Treasurer 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 Treasurer Class of 1947, 4. ALVIN JAMES-Future Fate, Sue- cessor to Harry james5 Intramural Bowling 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ELLIOTT-Future Fate, Private Secretary for President of U. of 1.5 A.L.M.A. l, Z, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Librarian 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Y-Teens I, 25 University of Illinois Extension Center Secretary 4. CURTIS SCOTT- Future Fate, Vice-Commander of American Legion5 United States Army, August, 1942-February, 1946. PAUL LEEK-Future Fate, Guard for Green Bay Packers5 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Track Team Manager 35 C Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Chapter A Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MELBA lVIAURICE-I7u- ture Fate, Color Photographer of Great Repute5 Mixed Chorus 45 Contest Glee Club 2, 3, 4. VERNE DAVIS -Future Fate, Y.M.C.A. Secretary5 Band I, 2, 35 Tri- angle Chapter Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4. PIIOEBE KATHERINE MYERS-Future Fate, Hostess at the Stork Clubg Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, Z5 Home- coming Attendant 35 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 45 French Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Parlier johnson Coleman Greer Soldwedel James Elliott Scott Leek Maurice Davis Myers - - - Gfassofj'4 elziors . . . JOHN WERTMAN-Future Fate, Recipient of Award of Degree of Master Farmer from U. of I., A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Intramural Basketball 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 2, Treasurer Class of '47, 3, War Boncl ancl Stamp Drive Committee 1, Ring Committee 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. EMMA PAUL- Future Fate, Air Stewardess, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. GORDON KING- Future Fate, A Man About Town, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 4, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4. EILEEN YOCUM-- Future Fate, Powers Model. VERA MANWARREN-Future Fate, Miss Amer- ica, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, War Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 1,2, Y-Teens 1,2,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Contest Glee Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4. FLETCH E. PEARSON-Future Fate l Wertman Paul King Yocum Manwarren Pearson Gumbel Hess Raker Cook Cox Wilson America's Foremost Flying Farmer, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BETTY JANE GUMBEL-Future Fate, Telephone Operator, Latin Club 1. BILL HESS-Future Fate, Pitcher with De Bums , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Football Manager 1. JEAN DUDLEY RAKER-Future Fate, Illinois State Game Warden, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 4. MILDRED LOUISE COOK-Future Fate, Saleswoman Block and Kuhl, Peoria, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4. MERLE COX-Future Fate, Successful Insurance Salesman, A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1, Team Manager, Basketball, Football, Baseball 2, 4, Intramural Football, Basketball and Bowling 4, Camera Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Band 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Triangle Chapter Hi-Y 2, Vermont High School, Vermont, Illinois, 1. DONNA WILSON-Future Fate, The Joan Davis of her day, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Freshman Chorus 1. '16 FRANK MELGREEN-Future Fate, Champion Billiard Player, Football 1 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, President 3, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, Voted outstanding athlete of Class of '47, 4. KATHERINE WIDGER-Future Fate, Nurse at Bell- vue Hospital, New York City, Y-Teens 2, Noon Hour Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM MALONE-Future Fate, Chemical Engineer, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2. DON MAX- WELL-Future Fate, Successful Mining Engineer, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, Junior Class Play 3, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2. IJHYLLIS JOANINIE FLOVVERS- Future Fate, Successful Business Woman, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Bond Drive 1, Junior Class Play 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Chorus Librarian 1, Girls' Contest Glee Club 2, Glee Club Librarian 2. CARROLL DEARING - Future Fate, Manager of Shell Gas Station, A.L.M.A. 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4. SHIRLEY BARNETT-Future Fate, Mrs. Kenneth McFall, Snapshot Editor Cantonian 4. RAY FENGEL-Future Fate, Breeder of Thoroughbred Stock, A.L.M.A. 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JENICE' PEARSON-Future Fate, Society Editor of New York Times, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 4, Music Contests 1, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pennant Staif Typist 4, Typist and Literary Editor Cantonian 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Contest Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, National Honor Society 4. DAVID RUSSELL -Future Fate, Salesman for Lee's Hats. GERALD WILLIAMS-Future Fate, District Manager j. C. Penney Co., St, Louis, Missouri, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 1947 Can- tonian 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, K'Spring Fever 4, District Speech Contest 3, Prom Committee 3, Treasurer Class of 1947, 2, War Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 1, junior Red Cross Committee 2. JEAN RANDOL- Future Fate, Receptionist at WGN, A.L.M.A. 1, Y- Teens 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. '17 Melgreen Widger Malone Maxwell Flowers Dearing Barnett Fengel Pearson Russell Williams Randol off G550f27 ezziors . - . ANAMAE WILLIAMS-Future Fate, Proprietress of Williams' Beauty Salon, G.A.A. 33 Noon Hour Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4, Snapshot Editor Cantonian Staff 4, Band 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 1. WILLIAM D. WILLIAMSON-Future Fate, Comedian on NBC, Track 3, Camera Club 4. JOSEPI-IINE SEPICI-I-Future Fate, Wife of Sfsgt. Junior Wilksg A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, 4. JIM LONG- Future Fate, Operator of a Creamery, Intramural Bas- ketball 45 Triangle Chapter Hi-Y 4. KENNETH MCFALL-Future Fate, Lt. Qj.G.j in the Navyg United States Navy QSeabeesj, January, 1945-July, 1946. ELEANOR MAXINE HORTON -Future Fate, Y.W'.C.A. Physical Ed. Director, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Noon Hour Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Be Square Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus I. GENE SLACK--Future Fate, Successor to Red Skelton, A.L.M.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. ISABELLE CER- NICH-Future Fate, Camp Councillor: A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Williams Williamson Sepich Long McFall Horton Slack Cernich . Lacey Baugh Weers Kingery 2, 3, 4, President 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Pennant Staff Reporter 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 35 Contest Glee Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. . LOUISE LACEY-Future Fate, Chemist of Great Renowng G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Vice- President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Emblem Bearer 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Literary Editor Can- tonian Staff 4g Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Freshman Chorus lg Vice-President l, Aceompanist 13 Contest Glee Club Accompanist 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 33 Accompanist Girls' Ensemble 2, Mixed Ensemble Accompanist 3g Ring Committee 35 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Class of '47, 23 Noon Hour Y-Teens 1. EARNEST WILLIAM BAUGI-I-Future Fate, Head Football Coach at North- Western, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 45 Mixed Chorus 4g Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 4. PAT EVANS WEEKS-Future Fate, a model homemaker for Dick. ALAN KINGERY-Future Fate, Well-known Political Cartoonistg Staff Artist Cantonian 49 Quill and Scroll 4. '18 CLIFFORD PORTER - Future Fate, Head of Chain of Dry Cleaning Establishments5 Reporter Pen- nant 4. CAROL JOHNSON-Future Fate, Adver- tising Copywriter for Vogue 5 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pennant Staff 2, 3, 45 Ad Manager Can- tonian Staff 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Contest Glee Club 2, 45 Librarian 25 Ring Com- mittee 35 Drum Majorette for Band 45 Musie Contest 3, 45 Spring Fever 45 Hop Committee 4. VERLE GENE SULLIVAN-Future Fate, Manager for New York Yankees Baseball Club5 A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 45 Hi-Y Basketball 45 Delta Chap- ter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERTA J. BUSBY-Future Fate, Hotel Clerk at Pere Marquette5 A.L.M.A. 45 G.A.A. l, 25 French Club 3,45 Freshman Glce Club 1. JANE MCELROY - Future Fate, Writer of a Gossip Columng Archery Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 2. DALE MORSE-Future Fate, Head Camera Man at MGM5 A,L.M.A. 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 3, President 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. EDITH ANN STINSON-Future Fate, Operator in the Willianas' Beauty Salon5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 15 Noon Hour Y-Teens 35 National Honor Society 4. DEAN LINGENFELTER - Future Fate, a Barberg Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Track 45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 25 F.F.A. 15 Lewistown High School, Lewistown, Illinois, 1, 2. CHARLES TAYLOR-Future Fate, Trainer for the Chicago Bearsg A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 45 Manager Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball 45 Intramural Basketball Team Captain 45 Hi-Y Bas- ketball 25 Captain Hi-Y Basketball Team Z5 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Triangle Chapter Hi-Y 3. NORMA LUCILLE FOUTS-Future Fate, Renowned for Oil Paintings of Cowboys5 junior Red Cross 1. TED HAYS-Future Fate, President of a successful Advertising Agencyg Tennis 35 Team Manager Foot- ball 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Ad Manager Cantonian Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 15 Mixed Chorus 2, Librarian 25 Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Festival 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Co- Chairman 45 Spring Fever 45 junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE STEPHENS-Future Fate, Mrs. Buck', Robinson5 A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club Z, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Porter johnson Sullivan Busby McElroy Morse Stinson Lingenfelter Taylor Fouts Hays Stephens 27 HM 0 eiziors . . . BARBARA DICKEY-Future Fate, Reporter for Chicago Daily News , A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Sports Editor Cantonian 4, Pennant Staff 1, 2, 3, Exchange 1, Sports Editor 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. DICK LEFEBVRE-Future Fate, Olympic Track Star, A.L.M,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Librarian 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Vice- President 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,Secretary 2. YVONNE LARSON-Future Fate, Y.W.C.A. Secretary, Major- cttes 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Hop Com- mittee 4, War Bond and Stamp Drive Committee 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. JOE WHEELER-Future Fate, Foreman at the Caterpillar Tractor Co. Dickey - Lefebvre Larson Wheeler Dare Beckner Denney Coleman Maurice Cumpston Mendenhall Parsons BERNARD DARE-Future Fate, Successful Farm- er, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. COLLEEN M. BECKNER--Future Fate, Head Waitress at Waldorf- Astoria, A.L.M.A. 3, Archery Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hop Punch Girl 4. GERALD DENNEY--Future Fate, 'Nother Farmer, Baseball 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,4, F.F.A. Basketball l,2,3,4. ROY COLE- MAN-Future Fate, Olympic Track Star, Football 3, 4, Baseball 4, Mixed Chorus 4. MELVA MAURICE-Future Fate, Physical Edu- cation Director, Majorette 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, Majorette Con- test 3, 4. BILL CUMPSTON-Future Fate, Heap Big Merchant, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2. DICK MENDENHALL - Future Fate, Owner of Cocker Spaniel Kennels, Football 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 4. IRIS PARSONS-Future Fate, Clerk at Bergner's, G.A.A. 3, Farmington Community High, Farmington, Illinois, I, 2. BETTY LOU RAY - Future Fate, Hollywood Make-up Artist, A.L.M.A. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. lg Home- coming Queen Attendant 2, Noon Hour Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. WALTER NEWTON-Future Fate, R.F.D. Mailman, A.L.M.A. 2, 3g Sports Editor Pennant Staff 4. OLLIDENE WEAVER-Future Fate, English Teacher in Morton High, Cicero, Illinois, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Fever 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Literary Editor Cantonian 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Contest Glee Club 3g Mixed Chorus 49 Quill and Scroll 4. HOWARD DEGROOT -Future Fate, Basketball Coach at U. of I., Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football 4, Cross Country Team 4, Latin Club 2, Chapter A, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. TOM DUDDY-Future Fate, Corporation Lawyer, Tennis 3: Manager, Football 2, Homecoming Com- mittee Zg Vice-President Class of '47, 4, Junior Class Play 33 Spring Fever 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3g Ad Manager Cantonian 45 Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 3g Delta Chapter Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. J. LATRICIA MAY- Future Fate, Successful Homemakerg Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. HARRISON NEWTON -Future Fate, Doorman at Palmer House: National Honor Society 4. ETHELYN LUCILLE COURT- NEY-Future Fate, President Fulton County Home Bureau Groupg Noon Hour G.A.A. 3, Freshman Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2: Contest Glee Club 3, 4. MAE FLOWERS-Future Fate, Business Machine Operator, I.H.C.g A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 2, 34 Noon Hour Y-Teens 1, 2, 34 Fresh- man Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Librarian 2. LLOYD SHIELDS - Future Fate, Airborne Forest Ranger. ROSA LEE HARRIS-Future Fate, just a farmer's wifeg Noon Hour Y-Teens 3, 4. RICHARD JOHNSON-Future Fate, Manager of Moran Meat Market, Peoria, Baseball 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4. 1 ,. ,.Ray W. Newton Weaver DeGroot Duddy May H. Newton Courtney Flowers Shields Harris Johnson v 0 0 6l550fZ7 ezziors . . . LILA LEE SKINNER-Future Fate, A singer of renown, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. lg Freshman Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 4, Latin Club lg Y-Teens 4. GENE DERRICKSON-Future Fate, Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, A.L.M.A. 3, Football 39 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Football and Basketball 4, Tri- angle Chapter Hi-Y 3, 4. MARY E. MURPHY- Future Fate, Prominent Attorney-at-Lawg G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 2, 3g Skinner Derrickson Murphy Westerheld Saurbaugh Pennant Staff 1g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. LAWRENCE' WESTERFIELD -- Future Fate, Manager of the A. Sl P. Supermarket, Freshman Chorus 1. ANNE L. SAURBAUGH-Future Fate, Head Supervisor Long Island Telephone Exchange, New York City, A.L.M.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Snapshot Editor Cantonian 43 Freshman Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Contest Glee Club 4. NO PICTURES DALE E. WULF-Future Fate, Manager Peoria Office Illinois Bell Telephoneg Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Intramural Roll Room Manager 45 French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, United States Navy, January, 1945- january, 1946. DON E. WHEELER-Future Fate, Vice Admiral in United States Navyg Intramural Baseball 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, United States Navy, September, 1945- June, 1946. JIM GARDNER-Future Fate, Trainer for the Cubs, Baseball 4g Track 3g Intramural Football and Basketball 4. JOHN LUKASIK - Future Fate, a Well-kncawn Psychiatrist. U, A N -www-WN, '-wmnmgyamg., -W - ,.-... .ww-v-Q ...W - Q M f1,Y,N,,5, , 'YHML ' 'W N R as gf Sm iii-:.,,.. ffl, ' '! ,. ...f A lu wxwwbwwwiwftfvfwwmnm, Af -- , ,seem--S wziors JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS MR. MEDUS . . . favorite pastime, participation in group singing . . . hobby, hunting and fishing . . . sport, basketball . . . likes southern fried chicken and angel food cake . . . dislikes water- melons and raspberries. MISS ANDERS . . . favorite pastime, radio . . . hobby, reading . . . sport, basketball . . . likes chicken . . . dislikes spinach. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK PENSINGER, president . . . good-natured basketball player . . . aspires to be a civil engineer . . . likes pork and advanced algebra . . . admires Doc Blanchard . . . enthusiastic about general assemblies. BARBARA VITTUM, secretary . . . attractive, popular . . . hails from Peoria . . . wants to be an interior decorator . . . likes cold fried chicken . . . dislikes whining people . . . enjoys hiking. GORDON WESTERFIELD, treasurer . . . friendly Junior . . . likes ice cream . . . dislikes being called Gerry . . . interested in chemistry . . . wants to be a pharmacist. JOAN METCALFE, vice-president . . . peppy cheerleader . . . likes to talk . . . advocates school O.K. for big name bands . . . likes sweet pickles and potato chips . . . idolizes Jeanne Crain. Q4 Front Row: M. Boyer, M. L. Cook, B. Baldock, M. Brooks, S. Brant, B. L. Christlcy, V. Anderson. Middle Row: B. Bcntzcl, C. L. Brant, D. Atherton, M. Baer, B. Brown, S. Bowman, j. A. Bohannon, D. Agua, W, -I. Carver. Back Row: G. Clcwell, R. Auld, R. Coleman, R. Ashton, M. Black, L. Armstrong, H. Bump, C. Briggs, G. Cnr- son, R. Bull, W. Blaisdell, M. Conklin, J. Ballard, D. Beaeley. Front Row: C. D. Foster, B. Drow, C. Dunk, F. Fontana, R. Cook, N. Danner. Middle Row: j. Dcford, L. Dominski, R. Gontcrman, S. DeLong, R. Goyen, Dailuy, L Courtney, B. Daily, M. Ford, W. Edwards. Back Row: B. Games, R, Fulton, Connor, G. Grubaugh, R. Dcaring, M. Foote, M. Donaho, B. Cox, D. Eddy, F. Cook, tl. Ellsworth, R. DeGroot, D. Elliott. o 0 - 615507674 zuzzbrs . . . Front Row: A. Jennings, C. James, J. Hatter, H. Hale, V. Henseler, A. B. Jacobs, S. Haynes, V. Kingcade. Middle Row: J. Jennings, J. Hartline, H. Kuntz, C. Grimm, J. Harvey, E. Knowles, W. Horr, C. Henderson, C. B. Huston, J. Grimm, R. King. Back Row: J. Hickman, T. Kuchan, V. Harris, H. HUH, J. Henderson, Grose, R. Grigsby, L. Haynes, R. Izard, D. Jones, J. Green, P. Hurst, W. Jarvis. Front Row: F. Munson, R. McKinney, B. Meeee, P. Mendenhall, M. Mahr, S. Leeds, J. Metcalfe. Middle Row: M. Myers, F. Miller, H. Mistic, C. Moore, A. L. Muntz, M. Miller, A. L. Linn, M. Moore, A. Maurice. Back Row: F. Myers, F. Loring, P. Little, C. Miller, B. Millington, B. Meacham, R. Leighton, H. Lindzey, R. McCracken, B. Luker, B. Munson, B. Mace. Q0 Front Row: G. Potts, E. Poppapetru, H. O'Donnal, D. Noland, E. Post, E. Reed, E. Postin. Middle Row: M. Randall, M. Roberts, I. Pollitt, N. Rodman, L. Ramsey, L. Oaks, J. Reffett. Back Row: M. Riley, B. Romine, Riley, C. Potesanos, J. Pensinger, S. Orwig, G. Negley, D. Parsons, L. Oaks, N. Poppapetru, D. Richardson. From Row: J. Roseboom, S. Snowden, S. Spotser, C. Sepich, K. Snell, J. Settles, B. Spiva, B. Simpson. Middle Row: H. Spotser, J. Stevens, S. Schenck, K. Shawgo, P. Switzer, F. Stufflebeam, L. L. Shaffer, A. Shaw. Back Row: L. Smith, R. Simpson, J. Smith, D. Strode, D. Sherwood, M. Schoon, B. Sharpe, C. Sperl, A. Shaw, C. Sullivan. - 1 0 H55 OIQI4 Luziors Front Row: J. Winship, J. A. Woodcock, J. Todd, B. J. Witt, W. Van Winkle, B. Vittum, B. Winter, B. Zeltner Middle Row: L. Watson, I. Whitaker, M. Wheeler, R. Williams, B. Thrasher, O. A.Walker, Carolyn Taylor, D Wil liamson, V. Taylor, G.Werry. Back Row: D. Wright, S. Walker, R. Williams, B. Welker, J. Wolfe, J. Weaver L Williams, C. Van Middlesworth, C. Zilch, R. Turner, Carroll Taylor, C. Zaborac, G. Thomas, G. Westerheld E Wilcoxen. NAME Jacobs Carmack Sutton Pollitt Hungate Tompkins Cook Rodgers Drew McElroy Reffett Grubaugh Thomas Jarvis Dunk Smith Thiemc King Baugh Lefebvre Harland KNOWN As Joyce Bob Emma Lou Francis Roger Pat'l Chesty Connie Jack Janie Jackie Gene Gary Wilbur Carolyn Loman Phil Gordie Bill Dick Marllene AIN'T IT THE TRUTH! WHAT I THINK I AM Glamor gal Pretty special Some punkins Top Frosh', athlete A handsome Joe A cutie pie A football hero Animated Miss America Man About Town Cute kid Ipana ad gal Bold, bad man Big time operator The village Cut-up A grown-up lady A famous actor Just a senior Dapper Dan Just another guy Pat's', man A torch singer WHAT I REALLY AM Freshman Cheerleader My father's son 'Nother Freshie Muscle bound Anne's beau An insignificant Soph My parents' only child A Camera Club member Mortician's Assistant C.H.S.,s prize gossip Soda jerker My Mamma's little boy On Lyn's string A good natured guy Ex-editor of the Pennant Too young to be out alone One of the best A football player Trophy winner A track star Glee Club member God gives us our relatives, but thank God we can pick our friends SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS MR. GENTRY . . . favorite pastime, reading a good historical novel . . . hobby, reading . . . sport, basketball and tennis . . . likes butterscotch pie . . . dislikes limburger cheese. MRS. STUTSMAN . . . favorite pastime, knitting and crocheting . . . hobby, hiking, gathering epi- grams . . . sport, basketball . . . likes lemon ice cream . . . dislikes parsnips. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEN KUCHAN, president . . . popular, polite . . . aspires to become an accountant . . . favors more school holidays . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes hamburger and noodles. JOANN HENDERSON, secretary . . . sophomore queen . . . proud of our extra-curricular activities . . . dislikes oral reports . . . likes chicken and dumplings. BILL JEWELL, treasurer . . . short, peppy . . . born at Taylorville, Illinois . . . likes to loaf in class . . . hates to see girls fixing their hair . . . wants to be Z1 doctor. CATHERINE PARLIER, vice-presidert . . . petite, well-liked sophomore . . . is fond of swim- ming . . . shines in geometry . . . loves chocolate coke . . . swoons over Van Johnson. 30 Front Row: B.Arel1cl.ile, ,loyce Bmoth, B. Bowman, P.Carson, D. Burnham, -I. Adams, B. Bell. Middle Row: B. Brown, -I. Bnrly, B. Baylor, P. Bull, C. Boue, D. Bump, M. Brown, D. Baylor, XV. Barnett, B. Cnrper, C. Cardosi, R. C.1sson. Back Row: D. Bybee, B. Bonham, D. Brown, D. Brnnchfield, james Booth, D. Bolen, R. Bowton. Front Row: R. Donaho, KI. Freeman, B. Fife, V. Clary, li. Cleer, C. Cox, N. Fisher. Middle Row: F. Davis, K. Ellis, L. Crosetio, C. Ford, Galloway, C. Coons, L. Edly, G. Dnllcfeld, D. Fulton, B. Daily. Back Row: Nl. Dallefeld, A. Elliott, D. Fouts, B. Cook, G. Fengel, R, Fo Ad, G. Fmory, A. Coons. - ' ' G!fl55 of 749 OIDIZOWZOVKS . . . Front Row: B. Bybee, B. Hadsall, ,l. Harkless, M. N. Harp, K. Gerlmrt, H. Grove, ml. Henderson. Middle Row: M, limerick, B. Hedden, R. Gumbel, L. Griffin, W. Horr, D. Harris, H. Haggerty, H. Hill, C. Henderson, D. Boctto, li, Henderson, IS. Cameron. Back Row: D. Hopper, J. Gibbs, R. Gorsuclm, W. Gilpin, il. Brierton, P. Graham, B. Gray, XV. Carleton, D. Goycn. Frnnt Row: G. Lingcnfclter, B. L. Keets, D. hlolmnwn, P. Lamm, D. jnrnagin, M. Leighton, li. Hughes. Middle Row: li. Leonard, D. Houston, M. Kelly, H. Lancaster, L. Kramer, L. Liddle, G. Howard, XV. Lingenfelter, B. james, S. Lee. Back Row: H. Harlan, G. Houslw, L. Kuclaan, R. Johns, S. Kulniar, R. Hungate, jackson, P. Lakin, B. Lindbluum. 32 Front Row: M. O'Bryant, C. Parlier, D. Marshall, L. Phillips, S. Parker, S. McEuen, S. McClure. Middle Row: J. Lynch, L. Picton, B. Owings, E. McGinnis, li. Miller, J. McGinnis, P. Nibbclin, E. F. May, P. Pollitt, S. Peterson, D. Mace. Back Row: J. Picton, B. Nidiffer, M. Pcttet, BI. C. Myers, B. Malone, D. Nelson, H. Myers, A. Nuttall, B. Pittman. Front Row: C. Scnlf, D. Raker, j. Robinson, B. Roscboom, -I. Schertz, -I. Saurbaugh, T. Shaw. Middle Row: D. Sinder, R. Shaw, E. Sherwood, C. Christcnsun, Scott, Rees, D. Putman, E. Ray, B. Burrows, C. Rodgers. Back Row: M. Buhler, Puskarich, E. Reinholtz, D, Quick, C. Reed, Shuh, Snurbaugh, B. Rnsknuskas, B, Roycr, C. Flynn. j I OID!! UIIIOIZZS o - e Front Row: L. Walsh, B. Spencer, B. Smith, E. Walker, B. Stunko, E. L. Shumaker. Middle Row: J. Spyres, E. Taylor, W. Taggart, F. Mercer, Van Sickle, K. Thomas, W. Thompson, R. Stucler. Back Row: R. Morey, D. Stine, C. Stufflcbenm, D. Van Middlesworth, G. Stout, D. Steward, R. Strawn, D. Walker, L. Wages, Smith. Front Row: J, Yerbic, J. Wilson, M. Williams, M. White, Wormser, P. Wilcoxen. Middle Row: P. Whitmore, A. White, M. Widget, D. Weaver, G. Stockman, F. Yerbic, B. Vance, G. Williams, L. Whitley, C. Ludlum, T. Williams. Back Row: P. Watson, G. Warfield, R. Wilcoxcn, T. Wright, B. Zaborac, P. Wooddell, C. Yerbic, S. Wright. True friena's like spare fires are always ready for use gym 17202 Glass of195O A Freshman class to be proud of . . . entered high school green, but willing to learn . . . many outstand- ing students in the group . . . vocalists, David Greer, Nancy Coultas, Paul Burton . . . pianists, Jim Camp- bell, Beatrice Coleman . . . state basketball champions . . . outstanding players, Tometich, Pollitt, Cardosi and Larson . . . several artists, too, including Bobby Wiles, Patty Wright, David Walker, Margaret Myers and Jack Metzger . . . actors, Georgia Griffin, Jean Millington, Nancy Coultas . . . brain children, Laurence Douglas, Tommy Flahavin, Jackie Campbell and Ellen Greenbank . . . D.A.R. good citizens, Junior Pintar and Patty Chambers . . . A great gang any way you look at them. l L L, Front Row: I. M. Averill, R. McLouth, S. Bishop, J. Auld, J. Ball, N. Allard, K. Bull, D. Roskamp, G. Geier. Middle Row: P. Burton, E. Baker, D. Brush. B. Rutledge, W. Bobzin, D. Adams, Benny, B. Barnett, H. Berry, B. Adams. Back Row: G. Bowman, B. Carmack, N. Bogart, H. Beecham, A. Alig, M. Babcock, B. McCracken, C. Scalf, B. Awl. Front Row: B. Rocrh, L. Coleman, B. A. Buyan, B. DeGroot, P. Dailey, M. Dabney, C. Burkovich. Middle Row: L. Carey, N. Coultas, J. Cook, L. Cook, M. E. Dclmastro, C. Bricrton, B. Coleman, A. Crumley, P. Chambers, C. Connor. Back Row: Jacqueline Campbell, R. Dailey, L. Christley, R. Carver, J. Dare, Jim Campbell, D. Champlain, R. Cardosi, J. Gcier. ji o v 0 515501150 jV65lZI7Z6lZ . . . Front Row: P. Evans, M. Foote, B. Ellsworth, Elliott, G. B. Griffin, Grzanich, S. Ellis. Middle Row: A. Geier, E. Grecnbnnk, R. Frew, R. Edwards, L. Hagen, Edwards, L. Douglas, N. L. Grass, M. Gonter- man. Back Row: R. Gramdys, B. Fouts, B. Flynn, T. Flahavin, E. Dunton, B. Derrickson, M. Downard, D. Greer. Front Row: D. Johnson, Jacobs, L. Johnson, J. Jackway, J. S. Knous, S. Hughes, B. Harland. Middle Row: E. L. Rench, B. Karmenzind, B. Jones, Harp, E. Weaver, Jr. Hammond, R. Kovachevich, B. Kirkpatrick. Back Row: J. Johnson, B. Kirkpatrick, G. Krock, K. Hudson, B. Heppenstall, W. Hess, H. Pemble, H. Jacobs. Front Row: J. Lefebvre, M. Wilkinson, B. Meece, E. L. Liddle, S. McDonald, J. Millington, J. Wilcoxen, H. Marinich. Middle Row: W. Leek, E. Linn, N. Mulligan, Mulkins, Ladd, C. Mayberry, S. Mon- roe, L. Braun, R. Wiles, D. Miller, R. Leathers. Back Row. R. Rutledge, J. McCracken, J. W'illiams, B. Murphy, R. Manwarren, H. Lantz, L. Lancaster, Metzger. Front Row: M. Murphy, D. Pearson, D. Pollitt, P. Pert, J. Phillips, J. Murphy, P. O'Ncil. Middle Row: D. Nebergall, D. Larson, B. Nibbelin, L. O'Bryant, B. Paschal, P. Payne, B. Newton, A. Phillips, M. Myers, J. Myers. Back Row: J. Westfall, W. McNett, J. McCaskey, F. Pollitt, C. O'Leary, C. White, B. Wheeler, D. Wheeler, R. Pavely. J v 0 - KISS of 50 g'lfS!III16l7 . . . Front Row: A. Rennick, J. Slater, N. Scott, B. Winter, F. McMillan, P. St. Clair, M. Williams, N. Wil- liams. Middle Row: J. Shaw, W. Schoon, D. Riley, L. Raker, P. Ray, B. Putman, Beverly Bertrand, Barbara Bertrand, B. Rutledge, G. Pintar, R. Scrogum. Back Row: B. Ray, J. Powell, L. Williams, D. Shriver, C. Sappington, Roberts, Jr. Sable, B. Pschirrer, G. Seddon, W. Bertrand. Front Row: C. W'atts, M. Taylor, S. Spainhour, N. Warren, M, Walker, B. Walker, E. L. Sutton, P. Wriglmt. Middle Row: R. Sullivan, B. Tracy, E. Webb, V. Stufflebeam, P. Stevens, N. Stuiflebeam, W. Waughtel, S. Zink, L. Spotser, N. Standard, M. Tarr, T. Strode, R. Watson. Back Row: B. Smith, J. Smith, Dick Walker, J. Tometich, E. Walker, C. Svob, David Walker, J. Woocldell, L. Walker. MR. LAWRENCE DUNK MR. FRED C. COONS MR. W. HOWARD OAKS MRS. SIGNA C. THOMAS DR. D. A. BENNETT joan? of Education President Lawrence W. Dunk and Vice-President W. Howard Oaks head the Board of Education. Mr. Oaks was appointed Secretary to H11 the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Roy McGavin. The Board of Education enables our high school to maintain its high standards of education. We wish to express our appreciation for the faithful service of the Board members. .dn .Memoriam MR. ROY J. MCGAVIN 1887 - 1946 The shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over and our work is done. -Cardinal Newman - - - oard of Ccdacafioa Gfdmlzziifra fiom . . . ALVIN FELTS, M.S. University of Illinois, Southern Illinois Normal University Assistant Superintendent of Canton Public Schools Home Town: Johnston City, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Chicago Round Table Discussion BEN KEITZMAN, M.Ph. University of Wisconsin, North Cen- tral College, Columbia University, University of Colorado Superintendent of Canton Public Schools Home Town: Sandwich, Illinois. Favorite Radio Program: The Great Gildersleeve 6 PRINCIPAL OLIVER L. RAPP After serving in the United States Army from the summer of 1941 to the winter of 1946, Mr. Rapp returned to the principalship of Canton High at the beginning of the second semester of last year. His more than four years of service did not dampen his ardor for high school work and he soon made his personality felt in all activities of the school. Under his leadership such pre-war events as college and career nights were resumed. Yes, C.H.S. is back to normal again. ...Gy mizzisfrafiozz gizcuffy ., 1' , ,.,., O C O l JI .. ' O'BRIEN METZGER ANDERSON A X , s . 5 .V I, -,, , .- -' r . ANDERS JOHNSON DUKE l M l 1 J in elvis 'iViff'i'l ' OPAL O'BRIEN, B.S. ' :l 'uk 1 rf MARJORY ANDERS, B.Ed. Eureka College, Columbia niveisityi, University of Western Illinois State Teachers' College California Homemaking I, II Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Firestone Program WILLIAM METZGER, B.S. Bradley University, Iowa State, Colorado State College Machine Drafting II, Physical Education, Intramural Sports, Assistant Coach of Basketball Home Town: Wenona, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Bing Crosby ELSIE ANDERSON, B.Ed, Western Illinois State Teachers' College, University of Iowa Biology and Health Sponsor: Biology Club Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: None Quo timej Typing I, Personal Typing, General Business Training Sponsor: junior Class Home Town: Macomb, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Charlie McCarthy HAROLD V. JOHNSON, M.S. University of Illinois, Bradley University Machine Shop, Coach of Tennis Home Town: Belvidere, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Mr. District Attorney BERNICE DUKE, B.E. Western Illinois State Teachers' College Plane Geometry, Algebra I, General Mathematics Home Town: Liberty, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Hour of Charm 44 JENKINS HELEN M. JAMESON, B.S. MacMurray College, Bradley University, University of Illinois, Iowa State, Colorado State Homemaking I, III Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: News reports and Take It or Leave It G. E. MEDUS, M.A. University of Iowa, University of Illinois, Western Illinois State Teachers' College Wood Shop Sponsor: Junior Class Home Town: Macomb, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Hour of Charm DAISY M. COTY, Ph.B. St. Xavier College, University of Wisconsin CSchool of Speechl, Columbia University English I, II, Public Speaking Sponsor: Dramatic Club Home Town: St. Anne, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Charlie McCarthy HELEN M. JENKINS, A.B. Washington University, Bradley University, University of Chicago Ancient, Modern, World, American History Sponsor: Senior Class Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: General Electric Hour of Charm ETHAN ALLEN SNIVELY, B.E. Emerson College of Oratory, Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, Columbia College of Expression, University of Illinois Student counsellor of the maladjusted students of the Canton Schools Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Lux Radio Theater JULIA F. CONKLIN, Ph.B. University of Chicago, Columbia University, L' Uni- versite De Geneve, L' Universite dc Paris French I, II, English II Sponsor: Le Cercle Francais Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: New York Philharmonic Orchestra JAMESON MEDUS COTY SNIVELY CONKLIN 45 o 0 o 6lCLL!fy czcuffy . . . MARTIN WALKER CAGLEY FRANCES BELLE MARTIN, B.S. in Education Illinois Wesleyan University, University of Illinois English II Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: News Reports CHARLES J. WALKER, M.A. University of Illinois English II, IV, Public Speaking Home Town: Bone Gap, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Sammy Kaye RUTH CAGLEY, B.S. in Library Science State Teachers College, University of Minnesota, University of Illinois School Librarian Home Town: Creston, Iowa Favorite Radio Program: Information Please SCHUTTER COATS v CROUCH S LAURA SCHUTTER, B.A. Kalamazoo College, University of Detroit, Wayne University English I Home Town: Mount Clemens, Michigan Favorite Radio Program: Opera RAY E. COATS, B.Ed. Western State Teachers' College, University of Chicago Industrial Arts, Mathematics, General Science Home Town: Liberty, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Bayer Album of Familiar Music GLADYS B. CROUCH, B.E. Western Illinois State Teachers' College, Illinois State Normal University American History, Civics, Global Geography, Vocations Home Town: Smithfield, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: People Are Funny CONSTANCE L. HARRISON, M.A. Knox College, University of Michigan, Western Illinois State Teachers' College, University of Virginia, Bradley University, University of Maine Vocations, Sociology, Civics, American History, Economics Sponsor: Cantonian Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: All Symphony Orchestras, Fred Waring Show, Little Brown Church of the Air. Lombardo and King Bands CLARENCE M. STITZEL, M.S. University of Illinois Agriculture I, II, III, IV Sponsor: Future Farmers of America Home Town: Sterling, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Information Please HELEN H. CLARK, M.A. University of Illinois, University of Chicago Latin Sponsor: Latin Club Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: New York Philharmonic Orchestra LILLIAN HAGBOM, B.E. - Western Illinois State Teachers' College, Colorado College, University of Colorado Personality and Etiquette, Journalism, Civics Sponsor: Quill and Scroll, Pennant Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Harvest of Stars ROBERT T. ZEIGLER, M.S. Lake Forest, University of Iowa, Western Illinois State Teachers' College Chemistry and Physics Sponsor: Senior Class Favorite Radio Program: Fibbcr McGee and Molly HELEN M. TUTTLE, B.A. Iowa State Teachers' College, Gregg Business College Shorthand I, II, Typewriting II Sponsor: A.L.M.A. Home Town: Postville, Iowa Favorite Radio Program: Information Please HARRISON STITZEL H. CLARK HAGBOM ZIEGLER TUTTLE - - - acuffy acuffy . . . DOROTHY LARSON, B.S. University of Illinois Algebra I Home Town: Collinsville, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Information Please L. BRYAN GENTRY, M.S. Oakland City College, Colorado University, Indiana University American History, Commercial Law Sponsor: Camera Club, Sophomore Class Home Town: Lynnmille, Indiana Favorite Radio Program: American Forum of the Air ORPHA STUTSMAN, M.A. Mount Morris College, University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University English II, III Home Town: Cerro Gordo, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Information Please VERLA CLARK, B.E. Illinois State Normal University Art Home Town: Normal, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Northwestern Hour KETRIC KLINGMAN, M.S. D. LARSON GENTRY STUTSMAN V. CLARK KLINGMAN HOADLEY Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University, University of Illinois Vocal and Instrumental Music Sponsor: Musical Organizations Home Town: Kokomo, Indiana Favorite Radio Program: john Charles Thomas DOROTHY HOADLEY, M.A. Illinois Wesleyan State University, University o Physical Education Sponsor: G.A.A., Archery Club Home Town: LaFayette, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: One Man's Family f Iowa NATHAN DEUTCH, M.S. University of Illinois, Western Illinois State Teachers' College Bookkeeping, General Business Training Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Album of Fam MRS. MONETA MORGAN Secretary to the Superintendent Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Jack Benny ALBERT MILLINGTON, M.A. iliar Music University of Illinois, University of Iowa, Bradley University Mathematics Sponsor: National Honor Society Home Town: Darfield, England Favorite Radio Program: Likes all good OHCS WILLARD O. LARSON, M.A. Augustana College, University of Illinois, Wfashington University Director of Athletics and Physical Education in the Canton Public Schools Home Town: Moline, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Jack Bennv MARY ALICE DANNER Secretary to the Principal Home Town: Canton, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Fibber McGee and Molly GEGRGE P. MATHIS, M.S. University of Illinois, Northwestern University Coach: Football, Basketball, Track, Boys' Physical Education Home Town: Vienna, Illinois Favorite Radio Program: Fibber McGee and Molly . n X DEUTCH MORGAN MILLINGTON C 1 W. LARSON DANNER MATHIS o 0 0 6lCLL!fy ' A DAISY 'PROP' Teaclaee, teacloee allee dayee, Markee papee allee niglatee, N 0 one kissee, no one lougee, Poor ole teaclaee, no one lovee. AN IOWAN mf? .X N V 1' W 45:1 , fi Q i X . mmf S ,MQ mf 'N fi X ,,. - Y 14: W 9 ' ,,::: g Vm,,U,U,.u,,,,,,,.,,,b, .. .w,,M,Lw, VM ww, A M4 W 5 355 fig Mxwwww . .- ,.,.,:::, 2: ' wi 4242 1 W f H A iw ju Jy6II10I'l,fll7I I MR. P. W. JONIAKS Q xIONESY J August 7, 1876 --- june 7, 1946 As quivfly as fix' III0l IIilIg Sllll ligbfs up ffaz' worln' S0 bf' lcfff ns fo rzbizff' in 501111, faiwr' land. Q 1946 ,cjgofbaff BILL BAUGH, senior, guard. Bill was the spark plug of our line- he made up for what he lacked in height and weight in fighting spirit. Bill played equally well on offense and defense in the line. During the later part of the season Bill worked at quarterback. He proved he could handle this spot, too. Bill was awarded the Junior Chamber of Commerce trophy for being the man most useful to the team. We'll miss you, Bill. GGRDON KING, senior, substitute end. Gordie won his letter this year at left end. Although he is rather short, he more than makes up for it in speed and iight. He was a good blocker and tackler and since he graduates this year, he leaves an important spot to fill. PAUL LEEK, senior, guard. An excellent defensive man, Paul could always be counted on to smear all plays coming his way. He was noted for his low tackling and hard charging. This was Paul's record season on the varsity squad and we,ll miss him next year. DICK LEFEBVRF, senior, halfback. Dick was the fastest man on the team this year and also the team,s leading scorer. He swept the ends and hit the line with equally good results as well as taking care of most of the punting. This was Dick's third year on the first eleven and his all ,round ability will be missed next year. FRANK MELGREEN, senior, guard. Frankie is another Hghter. His hard charging and blocking was really great. Frank was one of the most aggressive men on the team and proved he could take out of play anyone who came his way. Another senior, his shoes will be hard to fill. RAY BALL, junior, tackle. Ray was the bruiser of the line. He was noted for his low tackling and bone crushing blocks. Buck put a real punch in the line and since he'll be back for '47 football, we expect big things from him. JOHN ELLSWORTH, junior, fullback. This was Johnnie's third year on the varsity at fullback. He was a powerhouse in line plunging and handled most of the kicking. He was a good blocker and a hard tackler. We'll be glad to have him back next year. Twin effermezz GENE GRUBAUGH, junior, end. Gene was mighty big, but fast for his size. I-Ie was an excellent pass receiver as well as a good down- field blocker. He's a scrapper who will always fight till the end. A junior, Gene will be back next year. BOB MACE, junior, quarterback. Bobby, captain of this year's team, called signals and did all of the passing. His clever play-calling won many games for C.H.S. Our triple-threat, Bob was small but mighty and since he's only a junior, he's sure to be an asset next year. BILL MUNSON, junior, right end. Bill snagged Mace's passes quite ably all year, and knocked down those of our opponents as well. He always played a hard, clean game and was an excellent blocker and a power on defense. Bill also accounted for many extra points by ac- curate place kicking. Here's to you next year, Bill. LEROY OAKS, junior, substitute back. Poke was the smallest man on the team this year, but he is fast and could always be counted on to block hard and squirm through any hole in the line. Oaks will be back next year and probably will see plenty of action. JACK PENSINGER, junior, halfback. jack is the workhorse of the team. He's a smooth ball-handler and a hard, fast runner. Jack was called on to do a little of the punting and passing, but was noted for cracking the line. This was ,Iack's second year on the varsity and since he's only a junior, he'll be back to star next year. VIRGIL TAYLOR, junior, tackle. Virg,' was one of the biggest men on the team this year. He was a crushing tackler and blocker. Coach Mathis shifted Taylor to the fullback spot in the last few games to add a punch to the pony backfieldf, He,s a junior so we'll hear from him next year. GARY THOMAS, junior, center. Gary was a defensive power. His powerful line blocking was really worth watching. Gary smeared any and all plays that managed to get through the line, and could always be counted on to pass the ball accurately. He'll be back in there fighting next year. arsify ghofbaff . . . The C.H.S. Gridders, hampered by injuries and inexperience, finished the football season with three wins and six defeats. The Canton eleven started off in the win column with victories over Havana and Peoria Manual. The Plowboys then were defeated by a strong Pekin team by a score of 19-7. Peoria Wfoodruff was our next foe and again we lost by 6 points. We snapped back to take a decisive 40-0 victory over Lewistown in our annual Homecoming contest. East Peoria was our next rival, and although the Little Giants played their best game of the year, the Red Raiders won by a narrow 3 point margin. The score was 15-12. The breaks were still against Canton when we took to the road to play Macomb. They won by a score of 19-0. Next we met and were defeated by a powerful Galesburg eleven. In the final game of COACH MATHIS the season Farmington scored freely to win 26-0. Although the season was far from being suc- cessful from the standpoint of wins, we gained a great deal of valuable experience and should have a winning team next year. Front Row: J. Ellsworth, B. Munson, V. Taylor, F. Melgreen, B. Baugh, Pcnsinger, G. King, D. Lc- fcbvre, P. Leek, B. Cook. Second Row: B. Hedden, R. Ball, R. Simpson, R. Coleman, J. Connor, L. Smith, L. Oaks, D. Jones, Ballard, D. Wright, L. W'atson. Third Row: C. Sullivan, M. Cox, R. Cole- man, G. Thomas, R. Izard, G. Grubaugh, Tometich, R. Casson, C. Carclosi, D. Fouts. Back Row: Coach Mathis, R. Dearing, C. Sperl, P. Hurst, C. Taylor, Manager, G. Westerheld, Manager. 1 56 Coach Harold Swartzbaugh made his first season as Freshman-Sophomore coach a highly successful one. The season's record was seven wins and one defeat. Manual was Canton's first victim. The final score was 26-6. The Farmington eleven fell 26-7 and Peoria Woodruff was defeated 8-0. Pekin stopped the Junior Little Giants' winning streak with a decisive 28-0 victory. The Canton eleven easily won over their next three oppon- ents. Cuba varsity went down 20-6, Lewis- town, 39-6g and Macomb, 19-0. Front Row: J. McCracken, B. Carper, R. Ford, J. Pschirrer, B. Rouskauskas. Second Row: B. Ray, E. H. Lancaster, Dale Walker, B. Carmack, D. Shriver. Bowman, J. McCaskey, R. Heppenstall, C. White, J. Row: Coach Swartzbaugh, W. Leek, Polich, Dick Pintar, S. Wright, P. Burton, J. Metzger. COACH SWARTZBAUGH Westphall, B. Jewell, B. Nidiffer, W. Thompson, B. Walker, K. Hudson, D. Larson, J. Picton, N. Bogart, Third Row: P. Wooddell, A. Alig, R. Bowton, G. Williams, L. Hagen, F. Pollitt, R. Cardosi. Back Walker, A. Elliott, F. Mercer, J. Van Sickle, G. 57 1xIIZJ6l'C!6L55 ghofhaff ,QM-ZHM' 7m.l7f.,,., flu- I askefbaff CAPTAIN BILL HESS, senior, forward. This was Bill's third year of varsity ball. He was noted for his arching one-handed shots from the corner. Hess was always an alert ball player and was especially noted for his faking. His all 'round ability will be missed next year. CAPTAIN JACK PENSINGER, junior, guard. This year Jack was the team's leading scorer as well as an outstanding defensive player. Penny', played his second year on the first five, and proved himself to be a dependable floor general, and a steady, hard fighting player. Next year we'll welcome Jack back to the ranks of the first five. JOHN ELLSWORTH, junior, guard. Johnnie was the set shot artist of the team. His arching long one handers brought us to our feet time after time. He had plenty of endurance and could be counted on to play a full game. His constant scoring and smooth ball handling will be welcome next year. DICK MILLER, senior, center. Dick was the tallest boy on the squad this year, standing six feet three inches. He was an excellent rebound- er, controlling both bank boards. Dick's pivot shots were the chief reason that he was feared by all opponents. His place will be hard to fill. FRANK MELGREEN, senior, forward. Frankie', was the smallest man on the team, but he more than made up for it in spirit and fight. He was the spark plug of the team. Frank's best shot was a drive-in left hander. Defensively, he was the outstanding man of the team. His fighting spirit will be missed when the '47-'48 season rolls around. BILL MUNSON, junior, guard. Bill was sixth man this year. He was an exceptionally hard Hghting player. Offensively, he was always in there and his defensive play was steady. Since Bill is only a junior, we'll expect big things of him next year. BOB MEACHAM, junior, forward. Bob was just hitting his stride when a wrist injury received in the Pekin game kept him out of the line up for the remainder of the season. A tall sharp shooter, and good rebounder, he will be welcome back to play top-notch ball next year. effermen BOB MACE, junior, guard. Bobbie', saw quite a bit of action this year at both forward and guard posts. He had a good eye for the bas- ket and could always be counted on to fight when the coach said go. He'll be back with us next year. BOB IZARD, junior, forward. Tut was another sub', who played a lot of good ball this season. His dribbling and floor work were out- standing. His offensive play, especially on fast breaks, was valuable. Another junior, Tut will be back in '48, HOWARD DEGROOT, senior, center. Howard was one of the tallest of the Plowboys. He always gave his best when called upon. Rebound, especially defensively, was his specialty. His shots under the basket were accurate. We'll be sorry to see you go, Howard. LEROY OAKS, junior, guard. Poke was another inexperienced fellow who played varsity ball. He was a good defensive man, and with a year of varsity experience, he should be ready to earn a regular post next year. CHARLES CARDOSI, sophomore, center. Chuck,' was the young- est member of the squad this year, but most certainly not the smallest. He developed into one of the best players of the team. His pivot shots were accurate and made him a constant scoring threat. We expect big things of him in the next two years. DICK JONES, junior, center. Jones was another capable reserve on this year's squad. His height and eyes for the basket were valuable assets. Although Dick did not finish the season, his work in scrimmage was appreciated. RODNEY DEARING, junior, forward. Rod didn't see much ac- tion this year, but he will return next season to fight for a position. He didn,t get to finish the season, but his speed and deception should recommend him next year. 1lw 'UaydH ' Chiu ICQL7 'SC' .. .1 ...W 'f J Ja fwfr QZQL.,f.kNf arsify askefbaff . . . The basketball season this year was not as successful as has been characteristic of some seasons, but as the season advanced, the team showed great improvement, in fact, in the Kewanee and Champaign games the boys were really inspired. As several of the same men will be back next year, great things can be expected of them. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Rock Island C.H.S. 20 Peoria Manual C.H.S Macomb C.H.S. 58 Decatur C.H.S East Peoria C.H.S. 37 Lincoln C.H.S Monmouth ,LLLLLLL.. , L... C.H.S. 35 Pekin C.H.S Lewistown C.H.S. 44 Lewistown C.H.S Farmington C.H.S. 31 Peoria Central C.H.S Robinson C.H.S. 33 Galesburg C.H.S Paris C.H.S. 36 Peoria Manual C.H.S Moline C.H.S. 34 Kewanee C.H.S Peoria Wfoodruff C.H.S. 36 Champaign C.H.S Quincy Lr,rrrrrr.,oLL C.H.S. 33 Farmington C.H.S Pekin C.H.S. 40 Taylorville C.H.S Galesburg C.H.S. 43 TOURNAMENTS Regional Sectional Glasford 29-,-e rrrrrr,,.. C.H.S. 35 Macomb 32 rrrr,r....rrr C.H.S. 40 Cuba 306, rrrrr C.H.S. 60 Galesburg 442 rrrrr.rr,rr C.H.S. 38 Farmington 32 rrrrr,rr..LLo eC.H.S. 44 Under Coach Metzgeris guidance the Junior Varsity had a right suc- cessful season, winning ten out of eighteen games. These boys deserve a big hand for they work hard and get little credit. From there within the next two years will come C.H.S.'s stellar players. SEASON'S SCORES Canton Macomb Canton East Peoria Canton Monmouth Canton ,Lewistown JV Canton Farmington Canton P. Wfoodruff Canton Pekin COACH METZGER Canton Galesburg Canton Manual Canton Central 28 Canton Glasford Vr. Canton Galesburg 36 Canton Lincoln Canton Manual 40 Canton Pekin Canton Kewanee 3 8 Canton Lewistown Canton FarmingtonJV 46 Front Row: B. Cook, C. Cardosi, R. Casson, P. Burton, D. Fouts. Second Row: S. Wright, E. Waxlkcr, D. Larson, B. Ray, Jr. Pintar. Back Row: J. Metzger, Jr. Cardosi, F. Pollitt, J. Smith, J. McCaskey, J. Tometich. . . . Luzior Mrsify aslefm 1 6 36L56L6LU COACH LARSON Coach Willard O. Larson coached a young, in- experienced baseball team to an impressive string of victories over such teams as Corpus Christi of Galesburg, Kewanee, East Peoria, and Peoria Cen- tral, while losing only to Pekin and Peoria Manual. Canton also won her way to the Hnals of the Dis- trict Tournament, but dropped the decision to an exceptionally good Lewistown team. Most of the first nine will be back next year, so we can look forward to a very successful season in 1947. Front Row: Coach Larson, V. Sullivan, B.Mace, B.Munson, J. Ellsworth, R. Ball, G. Babcock, A. Elliott. Second Row: A. Kuchan, F. Yerbic, D. Beasley, S. Wright, D. Fouts, J. Conner, J. Saurbaugh, G. Wester- field. Back Row: J. Riley, J. Puskarich, B. Hess, B. Cox, D. Jones, C. Cardosi, F. Melgreen, G. Derrickson. 62 Thanks to the efforts of Coach Harold Johnson, tennis was resumed at C.H.S. this year, after the nets had been idle for two seasons. Because of the late start in forming the team, only one match could be scheduled. Canton was soundly de- feated by Pekin's net men in this match. Carson was lost by graduation, so next year's team will probably be built around returning lettermen Duddy, Miller and Hays. ,WN coAcH JOHNSON Back Row: D. Carson, Coach johnson, T. Hays. Front Row: D. Miller, 'l'. Duddy. . . . 1946 fflllllk Crack Coach Bill Metzger can well be proud of his 1946 track team. The fleet-footed thin clads piled up an enviable record by winning dual meets with such teams as Havana, Galesburg and East Peoria. Also, competing as a team, they took second place at the quadrangular and district meets in Peoria. Most important of all, our team won the Illini Conference Championship. Dick Lefebvre, Phil Santos, Dick Toncray and the relay team, composed of Watson, Lefebvre, Cox and Watt, competed in the State Track Meet in Champaign. Although they failed to place, they proved that they could hold their own with the best track men in the State. LEFEBVRE Row One: F. Mercer, B. Jewell, B. Pittman, Coach Metzger. Row Two: Gardiner, T. Malone, G. Thomas, D. Toncray, B. Wright, M. Bordner, Leonard NVatson, P. Watt, P. Santos, B. Hess, D. Lefebvre, D. Cox, Pcnsinger. Row Three: B. Little, B. Dunning, B. Hedden, G. Dallefeld, J. Smith, H. De- Groot, B. Cook, P. Leek, B. Malone, G. Babcock, J. Wolf, C. Potesanos. Row Four. D. Leeds, N. Hop- per, B. Coleman, J. Ballard, Parlier, J. Wilks, B. Williamson, R. King, R. Coleman, Leo Watson, R. Leighton. Row Five: V. Taylor, P. Lakin, D. Parrott, D. Hopper, J. Gross, L. Oaks, R. Polhemus, G. Williams, H. Kitchen, R. Dearing, C. Ford, C. Sperl, D. Fouts, D. Houston, W. Gilpin, B. Dailey, P. Graham. 'N A new sport, Cross Country, has been added to the list of C. H. S. athletics. The boys making up the team are Howard De- Groot, Raymond Leighton, George Carson, Paul Hurst, and Jack Parlier. Canton entered three meets, a dual at Abingdon, the Illini Conference, and the District. We won from Abingdon, placed third in the Illini at Peoria, and again took third place in the District. Although the team didn't get to the State meet, three of the team, DeGroot, Carson and Leighton, were point winners. POTESANOS Back Row: Coach Mathis, P. Hurst, B. Coleman, G. Carson. Front Row: H. DeGroot, R. Leighton, J. Parlier. ross owzfry zzframura - . . This year Mr. Larson introduced intramural athletics. All boys who were interested were divided into two groups: freshman-sophomore and junior-senior. Each group was then divided into six leagues and a captain was elected to head each league. The boys had many different sports from which to choose. Fall sports were: football, softball, cross-country, speed ball and volleyball. In the winter, basketball, boxing, bowling, and wrestling were offered. Spring sports were: softball, tennis, track and field, swimming and horseshoes. Basketball proved to be the most popular sport. Michigan captained by Jim Gardner won first place. This team played the Intramural All-Stars in a curtain-raiser to the Sectional Tournament championship game. BUS TOURNAMENT Coach Mathis organized a bus tournament to enable bus students to participate in basketball. The plan proved to be very successful and popular. The championship game was played as a preliminary to the Canton-Champaign contest. Western defeated Bryant-St. David by the score of 29-22. Strode was high point man for Western with 14 points and Zaborac followed with 11 points for Bryant-St. David. What would a ball game be without some snappy looking cheerleaders adding color and pep to the events? Terrible, huh? Well, we're lucky-We have those darling girls with us every game. We think they're really super and they are! Our eight belles, Wanda Van Winklc, Jeannine Hatter, Jean Witt, Audrey Maurice, Leota Oaks, Joanne Metcalfe, Margo Moore, and Carol Foster, really know how to make us all feel the school spirit and back the Little Giants. May your reign be as suc- cessful during the next year, gals! Back Row: W. Van Winltle, gl. Hatter, L. Oaks. Middle Row: A. Maurice, J. Metcalfe, bl. W'itt. Front Row: M. Mo-irc, C. D. Foster. - 0 GIZBEI' EH. Eff iris' Sports . . . MISS DOROTHY I-IOADLEY Girls, P. E. Director GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .I,.IIII.IIIII..,IIr.....................,.,....,...,,III,I I. ,...............II Melva Maurice Vice-President .,I... III.,II S ara Jean Brant Secretary ,...,,,. ......,IIIII P at Carson Treasurer ..II. II.,IIII... Vera Kingcade Reporter I.I.,. .......,IIII.IIII...... L ula Brown Advisor ,.I.IIII III.,.... M iss Dorothy Hoadley The Girls, Athletic Association, one of the most active organizations of C.H.S., was established in 1923 to promote athletic interests and activities among C.H.S. girls. Its members Work to attain high standards of health and sportsmanship. Our G.A.A. belongs to the Illinois League of High School Girls' Athletic Associa- tions. Under a point system set up by the state organization the girls Work for two local and two state awards. Under its capable advisor, Miss Dorothy Hoadley, G.A.A. has a Well-rounded pro- gram of both athletic and social activities. Intramural tournaments in softball, archery, volley ball, bowling, basketball, ping pong, and badminton were held this past year. Monthly social events included the Buddy Hike, Hayrack Ride, Initiation Ban- quet, Christmas Party, Skating Party, Valentine Party, Penny Carnival, Adamless Dance, and Skating Party. Let's all give this worthy organization a big hand! Y 1lQUl - Q G? 0?- 0-Mm., 01.4 . . . Front Row: J. Barley, M. Wheeler, S. Peterson, C. Scalf, L. Picton, S. Leeds, M. Mahr, C. Grimm, C. Moore, C. Beckneri Second Row: L. Dominski, L. Griffin, M. Leighton, B. Spencer, L. Walsh, J. Knous, B. Roseboom, V. Henseler, A. L. Linn, B. Nibbelin, P. Whitmore, C. Mayberry, M. Walker, G. B. Grif- Hn, M. Emerick. Back Row: H. Hale, B. Karmenzind, Beverly Bertrand, Barbara Bertrand, N. Danner, B. johnson, J. Daily, E. Munson, L. Oaks, E. Knowles, Miss Hoadley, advisor. ARCHERY CLUB President eeeeeee.ee ...e., B Sherry Leeds Vice-President e..... ,. ...,,ee Jean Mahr Secretary ,ee,eee eeee.e. C harlotte Grimm Treasurer eeeee e....e..eee.eee.eeee C lifton Reed Advisor ...... Miss Dorothy Hoadley In 1938 the Archery Club was organized for all Canton High School students interested in archery. Members of two years' standing who have earned two hundred points receive awards. Points are given for attendance and for placing in tournaments. Though no fall tournament was held, plans are being made for one in the spring. i Qykaf Klzey 90 cuzfonimz . Front Row: P. Thieme, S. Barnett, R. Motsinger, Brooks, P. Greer, O. Weaver. Second Row: N Nelson, A. Bennett, C. Johnson, B. Dickey, J. Pearson, L. Brown. Third Row: L. Lacey, B. Wolf, A Suurbaugh, A. Williams, B. Dodson. Back Row: T. Duddy, A. Kingery, T. Hays, G. Williams, D. Ncglcy GERALD GENE WILLIAMS, Co-editor Generous, Gallant, Wmmrtliy PHYLLIS ANN TI-IIEME, C0-editor Peppy, Able, Trustworthy TOM PETER DUDDY, Advertising Terrific, Persistent, Dashing THEODORE CHARLES HAYS, Advertising Teasing, Classy, Heckling CAROL JOHNSON, Advertising Cheerful, Jaunty DEAN R. NEGLEY, Advertising Devilish, Rouglfn Ready, Neat PHYLLIS JEAN GREER, StaH Treasurer Petite, Joyous, Gracious ALAN KINGERY, Staff Artist Artistic, Keen LULA MAE BROWN, Features Literary, Mild, Beneficient BARBARA ANN WOLF, Features Blithe, Artistic, Worthy BARBARA JEAN DICKEY, sports Brniny, Jolly, Dandy NANCY AMERINE NELSON, Literary Nifty, Alluring, Nice LOUISE JEAN LACEY, Literary I..1dy-like, Judicious, Loyal MARY OLLIDENE WEAVER, Literary Mannerly, Original, Wfise BARBARA IONE DODSON, Il1f0rITl2lti0I1 Brisk, Idcalistic, Dependable MILDRED JENICE PEARSON, Typist Musical, Just, Pleasing HELEN JANEEN BROOKS, Typist Happy, Jim-dandy, Bashful RITA LEA MQTSINGER, Typist Resourceful, Laudable, Modest ALICE RAELOU BENNETT, Snapshots Athletic, Reasonable, Blissful ANAMAE WILLIAMS, Snapshots Animated, Winsome ANNE LORRAINE SAURBAUGH, Snapshots Accurate, Likeable, Sweet SHIRLEY JEAN BARNETT, Snapshots Smiling, Jive-loving, Business-like Have you read the latest news, Buz? Sue's going steady with Mike Williams. Gee how those snooping 'Pennant' reporters do get around. They seem to know all, see all, and tell all. And with that statement as a general summary of C.H.S. students' feelings, we introduce to you the Pennant.,' This year a brand new Pennant was introduced. The bimonthly edition was enlarged to four pages and was printed by Mr. Lyle Babcock. The new editions carried many of the old stand-bys-jokes, fashion news, and, of course, the snooper scoop column but it also carried interviews with outstanding pupils at C.H.S. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lillian I-Iagbom, the Pennant,s edi- tors, Caroline Dunk and Lula Brown, and the associate editors, Lillian Ramsey, Wanda Barnett and Phyllis Mendenhall, joined the capable staff in bringing to you this first year's edition of the new, revised Pennant. F rst Row: H. Grove, S. QI. Brant, J. Metcalfe, C. Dunk, S. Spotser, P. Mendenhall. Second Row: D Atherton, J. Daily, M. Boyer, L. Ramsey, C. Rodgers, L. Brown, C. johnson. Back Row: E. Loring R King, B. L. Keets, B. Bowman, N. Barnett, B. Sharpe, B. Munson. . . . emzmzf Sta l 1 E CHAPTER A, HI-Y DELTA CHAPTER, HI-Y The Hi-Y Clubs are organizations of high school boys, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. and the high school. The purpose of thc club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The motto of the Hi-Y is Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, clean livingf' Officers are elected at the end of each year for the following school year. New members are picked by an appointed committee and then they are voted on by the Club. The Social Committee takes care of all the activities throughout the school year. Each club is allotted one school event a semester. The Hi-Y Clubs compete against each other in athletics. A basketball tournament between the clubs is played every New Year's Day. A trophy is awarded to the winning club. Another trophy is awarded to the club achieving the most for the school year. The clubs furnish good programs and clean recreation for a large number of high school boys and deserve a lot of credit for the part they play in school and community life. HI-Y OFFICERS CHAPTER A TRIANGLE CHAPTER President ,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7.7,., Jack Pensinger President ,Y .7 ..,,,...777., ,.7,77, , ,,,7 V erne Davis Vice-President ., ,,,,7,,,,,,77,77,7,,,77, jack Parlier Vice-President ,,,,,77,, 7,,7,7, L arry Armstrong Secretary ...,,7. , ,,,7, ,,7,7,,,,,,,, B ill Cook Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,v,77 C h ris Potesanos Treasurer ,,,,,,,s,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Paul Leek Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,. 7, . Howard Bump Advisor ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Mr. William Metzger Advisor , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, M r . Rex Jewell DELTA CHAPTER FRESHMAN CHAPTER President ,,,, , ,,,,,r,rrr ,,,r, ,r,r,r. . . ,,,Tom Duddy President s,,sssss,,,sss ,,s,,s, 7 , Bob Heppenstall Vice-President ,,,,s,77,, 7,,,,,7777,, Leo Watson Vice-President ,,ss , t,,ss,s , ,Jack Metzger Secretary . .,,, , ,,,, ,,,, 7 ,,,,, L eroy Oaks Secretary ,,,, H ,,,,, ,,,, , H David Greer Treasurer ,,,, ,,7,, ,,,,,,,, , , Harold Pschirrer Treasurer ,,,,,,, , , , Junior Pintur Advisor Y ,,,, Mr. Beldon Churchill Advisor ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, M r. Willard Patterson TRIANGLE CHAPTER, HI-Y FRESHMAN CHAPTER, HI-Y Q o Q L Girl Reserves has a new name! Because the Y 666125 . Q - JUNIOR BE SQUARE President ......,... Catherine Parlier ---..Eleanor Webb .i-,,,--,Gloria Saurbaugh President v........,. ..,....,,,...,.., Vice-President ,,....,,, ,,,,v S6Ct6tary ..........,, Secretary ,,ww,,,-,, SENIOR BE Vice-President ...,...,,.,,. SQUARE ----Isabelle Cernjch -Wanda Van Winkle Jeanine Harter Treasurer .,.-. .,...... J ean Millington Treasurer .......... Joanne Metcalf NOON HOUR President .,............,,i,......,.....,,.,,,........ii,,,,,. Anamae Williams Vice-President .i,,... ..........,,,, . Joanne DeFord Secretary ,..,...,,.,. .i,....,,i,,...., M arjorie Miller Treasurer ...,.i,.. ....,.. J ane Anne Woodcock -Teens, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., tries to work hand in hand with the Y.M.C.A., and many of its activities are co-ed, it was thought the name Girl Reserves was not appropriate. Numerous names were suggested to the National Board and on June 5 it was unanimously voted that the name Y-Teens be oificially adopted. On the first and third Thursdays of every month, the Junior Y- Teens, consisting of Freshmen and Sophomores, hold their meetings under the advisorship of Miss Louise Blakley, Miss Arvelyn Welsh, Mrs. Bette Rigney, and Mrs. Rose Marie Simon. Miss Barbara Fleming, Miss Veda Belle Benac, Miss Marie Ingram, Miss Joyce Clark, and Mrs. Charlotte Toncray are the advisors of the Senior Y-Teens, composed of Junior and Senior girls, who hold their meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. The advisors of the Noon Hour Y-Teens, which has a business meet- ing and luncheon every Wednesday, are Miss Phyllis Blakley and Miss Margaret Ferro. OUR SONG If we can grow in thinking As broad as all the earth, Make tasks at home enlarge our world-wide goal, Grow out of little dreams, Take all into our plans- Our country will be loved from pole to pole. We the younger generation ' Are striving now to build a better world, Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood These we have set to be our goal. Purpose-To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with peop races, religions and nationalities. le of all l i A ' - Cams mecomizzq . . . Front Row: J. Drew, J. Lefebvre, C. Gerhart, D. Greer. Middle Row: P. Thieme, B. Vittum, G. Saurbaugh, T. Hays. Back Row: W. Jarvis, P. Lakin. With a rousing pep meeting on the afternoon of October 11, 1946, the fifth annual C.H.S. Homecoming was off to a Hne start. At six-thirty o'clock a huge and hilarious parade was under way, headed by the Queen and her attendants in a red convertible. In the parade were many decorated cars, Richard Danner,s carrying off first prize and Phyllis Flowers' winning second. At the field the traditional snake dance was led by Jeanine Harter. After a stirring 41-0 victory over Lewistown, students and alums proceeded to the gym where Jack Callahan's orchestra played for the Homecoming dance. Here Vera Manwarren, elected Queen by the seniors, was crowned by Harold Pschirrer, senior class president. Her attendants were ,Ioan Metcalfe, -Ioan Henderson, and Joan Myers, all chosen by the students. Little Suzanne Sandberg, flower girl, and Dick Wright, crown bearer, helped make the Coronation party complete. Credit for this most successful Homecoming goes to the Senior class and the com- mittee in charge: Ted Hays and Phyllis Thieme, co-chairmen, Jack Drew, Wilbur Jarvis, Barbara Vittum, Larry Armstrong, Pete Lakin, Gloria Saurbaugh, Catherine Gerhart, ,lean Lefebvre, and David Greer. Faculty advisors were Mrs. Jenkins and Mr. Ziegler. And thus one of the most outstanding Homecomings ever held at C.H.S. came to an end. C H A O N M T E O N C O H M I I G N H G OUR HOMECOMING Homecoming time, as everyone knows . . . Is such a bother and fuss . . . Committees and queens, meetings and things . . . Are quite a burden to us . . . We wonder whose car will win first prize . . . We wonder wholll win the game . . . But most of all we bite our nails . . . 'Til the revealing of queens by name . . . We have to look our very best . . . For after the game, there's the dance . . . Everyone has to attend this affair . . . If he or she has the chance . . . Homecoming time is confusing-yes . . . There is no doubt about it . . . But very confidentially . . . What would we do without it? By Phyllis Mendenhall, '48 omecomilzq Wailonaf gfonor ociefy . . . Front Row: P. Flahavin, P. Thieme, L. Lacey, M. Murphy, M. Reinertscn, L. Brown, Pearson. Back Row: M. Soldwedel, V. Manwarren, B. Dickey, C. Johnson, Y. Larson, E, Stinson, Mr. Millington, Spon- sor, Lukasik, H. Newton, B. Dodson, D. Oaks, O. Weaver. OFFICERS President ....,,,,, ,,.,,,,Phyllis Thierne Vice-President ..... ........ C arol Johnson Secretary ....... .,..., , Ollidene Weaver Treasurer .... ,,,,,,,, M artha Soldwedel Emblem Bearer ..........,,....... Louise Lacey Advisor .... Mr. Albert Millington There are twenty members of our Senior class who belong to the National Honor Society. The four qualifications by which they were chosen are: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Under the advisorship of Mr. Albert Millington, these members will carry on until spring, when some of the Juniors will be initiated who will form the nucleus for membership in 1947-48. Membership in this group is one of the highest honors that can come to a high school student. OFFICERS President ,..,...,,, ,..,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, C a r ol Johnson Vice-President ,,,. ,,,,,,,, P hyllis Thieme Secretary ,,,.,.. .,,,7,, J enice Pearson Treasurer ..,..,,,...,, Louise Lacey Reporter ,,., ,..,,,,,. P hyllis Mendenhall Advisor W ,,,,,,,, Mrs. Lillian Hagbom The Canton Vachel Lindsay Chapter of Quill and Scroll is part of an international honorary society composed of 2500 chapters with a total membership of 50,000. Juniors and seniors who are on the Pennant or Cantonian staff and have maintained a high standard of scholarship are eligible to be members of Quill and Scroll. Since all of last year's members were seniors, the chapter is made up entirely of new members this year. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Hagbom the group is planning an active year. Front Row: O. Weaver, L. Lacey, P. Mendenhall, L. Brown, P. Thieme. Back Row: C. johnson, B. Dickey, A. Kingery, B. Dodson, A. Bennett, C. Dunk. +C l l . . . ai!! nmol Sera O .ll'0l7Z . . . Ah, the Prom! What a glorious sounding word, and what a glorious Prom it was too! For some, it was their first formal dance and the thrill was incomparable. Even though the night of May third was none too pleasant, the gay decorations of red, white, and black arranged in a Mardi Gras theme made us forget the weather, but definitely! Mel Brooking's solid band beat it out for us while we danced the night away, and the girls in their filmy and charming formals, with their smooth looking dates, made it the outstanding event of the year. Those to whom we are most indebted for such a super-solid occasion are: Miss Marjory Anders, Mrs. Verla Clark, Mr. Glen Medus, ably assisted by Yvonne Larson as chairman of the invitation committee, Phoebe Myers as chairman of the orchestra committee, Phyllis Thieme, chairman of the property committee, and Nancy Nelson as chairman of the decoration committee. If you haven't already guessed it, let me tell you, it was swell! November 15, 1946, Was a big night for the upperclassmen, because the annual Junior-Senior Hop started when Finis Turner and his solid orchestra struck up the band in the Elk's Ballroom. The scene was gay With bright colored dresses and smooth looking fellows sporting bouton- nieres. The Senior Class under the leadership of Harold Pschirrer, Tom Duddy, Pat Gerhart, Martha Soldwedel and their advisors, Mrs. Jenkins and Mr. Zeigler, made this a very successful and memorable occasion. As each of us tipped our glass to partake of that oo la la punch, we all silently thought, I-Iere's to you, Class of '47. . . aigafop H , 77 ,UVUZQ ZVEI' . . Under the able leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, the Class of '47, on the 25th and 26th of November, brought to our little theater Spring Fever. This Was a comedy star- ring Tom Duddy, Harold Pschirrer, Carol Johnson, Phyllis Thieme, Norma Lakin, Pat Gerhart, Gerald Williams, Donald Bump, Ted Hays, Alice Bennett, Ollidene Weaver, and Dick Sidener. With such a splendid cast, you can take for granted it was superb. The cast Worked hard, and were rewarded with a capacity audience. This proves that when there is good entertainment in C.H.S. we all turn out. We Want more, Mr. Walker. Three very entertaining one act plays were presented by the Junior Class. Last Flight Overf' the story of a Nebraska pioneer boy who wanted to build bridges, was selected by the audience to compete in the district contest at Macomb. A second play, Lily, portrayed the meeting of a mother and daugh- ter at a prison farm. My Late Espoused Saint, a comedy drama about a hot tempered college professor who returned to life in his wife's memory, was the third play. All three plays were under the capable direction of Miss Daisy Coty. THE CASTS LAST FLIGHT OVER' Dave, a boy, seventeen. ,.,,ss,,s,,..,,, ,ss,,,sss, ,s,.,,.,,..s.,. . L oman Smith Benny, his seven year old brother. .,,, ,,,.,t,,,,,,., B ud Smith Mattie, his twenty-two year old sister ,,,,,e ,,s,, ' jackie Reffett Pa, his father ,,,,,,,,..,, . .,,,.,,.,,, . ,,,,,,,. ..,,,. ...,,,, C arl Sullivan Sairy, a visitor .,,, ,,,, ,,,,. .,,,,,,,.. B e v erly Spiva LILY MY LATE ESPOUSED SAINT Janet ,,,,f.,, 7,,.., .f.,,,. ,,,, ,,,,,, C a r o line Dunk College professor ,,,,,,.,,,s Gordon Wester-field Maudie ,,,,.,,,...,.,,,, ,,,,,,. ,.,,, C e cile Lee Brant His wife, Phelie ..,, ,,,,,, ,,s,, ,,.,,, M e l ba Boyer Ida Sue, an inmate ,Y,,,e ,,e,e. . ,e,e H arriet Hale Essie, a sympathetic Mame, another inmate esee H ie,e Betty Winters visitor ,ss.,er ss,s,,,s, , D, Carol Dene Foster Policewoman .i.s,,e..Ve,.es,e,e Victoria Henseler Ebie, the gardeners ,,.,sWaync Blaisdell Front Row: V. Henseler, C. D. Foster, Z. Smith, J. Reffcrt, B. Spiva, M. Boyer. Back Row: B. Winter, C. Dunk, G. Westerfield, L. Smith, W. Blaisdell, C. L, Brant, H. Hale. ' ' ' Luzior Gfass Tags .Ee Gercfe gifancais - - . First Row: C. Parlier, G. Saurbaugh, C. Grimm, H. Hale, D. Noland, S. Spotser, M. Cook, P. Weers, H. Stephens. Second Row: A. Bennett, B. L. Christley, C. Gerhart, L. Watson, L. Lacey, A. Busby, R. Williams, M. Brooks. Third Row: J. Carver, J. Wolfe, Miss Conklin, Advisor, M. Donaho, M. Randall, G. Westerfield. Fourth Row: L. Williams, L. Armstrong, C. Linn, J. Drew, M. Cox, D. Jones. Le President ........... ........... L eo Watson La Vice-Presidente ........... .......... ............... L ouise Lacey La Secretaire-Tresoriere.. ............ . ........... Catherine Gerhart La Conseilleuse ..,............ ..... Mademoiselle Julie Coquelin Le Cercle Francais sponsored an all-school dance, held monthly lunch- eons, and contributed to the Red Cross this year. It also sent a Care package to M. Pierre Bourg, a young Frenchman, who visited the French classes in the fall. All students who are taking French II or have taken it are eligible to belong to Le Cercle Francais. Through Miss Conklin's splendid instruction the members gain a better understanding of France and the French people. President .. .. . ......... . Dale Morse Vice-President ,.. ..... M orton Hutton Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Dickey This year, for the first time, motion pictures have been regularly shown in the classrooms instead of in the projection room only. The special projector, purchased to make this possible, can be stopped during the picture in order to explain part of the film. Under Mr. Bryan Gentry's able leadership, the Camera Club members were taught to operate the projectors. They gave up many of their free periods in order to show movies to various classes. We are truly grateful to the members of the Camera Club for their splendid service. First Row: C. Rodgers, J. Schertz, B. Winter, J. Harter, L. Oaks, D. Morse, B. Dickey, M. Hutton, R. McKinney, P. Tompkins, C. Scalf. Second Row: C. Butkovich, N. Scott, J. Campbell, A. L. Linn, A. Maurice, V. Saurbaugh, N. Cook, P. O'Neil. Third Row: B. Jones, S. Walker, C. Potcsanos, H. Bump, B. Williamson, Mr. Gentry, Advisor, M. Cox. . - . 6Ll7l6l'6L giifure armers of Gfmerica . . . First Row: R. Champlin, L. Wages, D. Putman, D. Miller, R. Fouts, E. Weaver, L. Braun, R. Carver, L Kramer, B. Richardson, D. Williamson. Second Row: F. Pearson, B, Brown, J. Roberts, R. Rutledge M. Foote, D. Quick, E. Rcinholtz. Third Row: B. Hedden, D. Nelson, C. Flynn, G. Denney, J. Booth P. Watson. Fourth Row: G. Dare, B. Dare, C. Taylor, V. Courtney, N. Edwards, N. Lingenfelter, R Fengel, G. Fengel, R. Studer, R. Williams, M. Schoon, P. Little, R. Turner, Hills, M. Block, K. Thomas E. Taylor. Back Row: Mr. Srirzel, Advisor, L. Lancaster, G. Slack, J. Wertman, S. Orwig, D. Negley President ............ . ...., .Bernard Dare Vice-President .... Ray Fengel Secretary ......... ...... G erald Denny Treasurer ...... .......... G ene Slack Reporter . ........ Sheldon Orwig A national organization, the Future Farmers of America prepares its members to be capable and prosperous farmers. Business meetings, Father and Son banquets, grain and poultry shows, and weiner roasts are only a few of the many activities carried on under the competent guid- ance of Mr. Stitzel. These activities are not only of interest but also of value to the boys who take part in them. President --------M ..,,,,. K ent R3l'ldOl Vice-President ...,,. V..V-,-----------YY B ob MACC Secretary --,-,--- ,,,.,,AA C atherine Gerhart Treasurer ,,,,, ..v,... . Nancy Nelson The A.L.M.A. was organized in the early twentieth century to pro- mote interest in athletic, literary, and musical activities of Canton High School. Its purpose now is to enable students to attend football and basketball games as well as preliminary speech and music contests at reduced rates. Membership in this organization is determined by the purchase of an A.L.M.A. ticket and by attendance at the games. The money received from the sale of season tickets is used to buy athletic equipment and to pay the officials' fees. This worthy organization deserves our whole-hearted support. A.L.M.A. OFFICERS favorite pastime, swimming. orite pastime, sports, all kinds. pastimes, swimming, dancing. ...04..em0-Q KENT RANDOL, President . . Notlceable dark, wavy hair, dark eyes . . . favorite sport softball . . . nickname, K. R .... future ambi tion, draftsman . . . favorite study, history NANCY NELSON, Treasurer . . Noticeable pep, classy clothes . . . hobby, harness horses . . . favorite sports, harness horses . nickname Doc . . . future ambition, dietitian favorite study, biology . . . favorite pastime listening to records. BOB MACE, Vice-President . . . Noticeable the way he walks . . . favorite sport, baseball nickname, Baldy . . . future ambition coaching . . . favorite studies, language, history av CATHERINE GERHART, Secretary ticeable, petite, cute . . . favorite sport swim ming . . . nickname, Kay . . . future ambition didn't say . . . favorite study, math favorite usic apartment MR. KLINGMAN Our genial man of music around C.H.S. is Mr. Ketric Klingman. Not only does he direct all musical functions and school sings, but also tells the poor innocent freshmen when to sit, stand, and be quiet. But don't get me wrong- he's far from rough and tough, since his wit and congenial ways greatly surpass his artificial gruffness. We love him and appreciate his patience with his flat glee clubs. l MAJORETTES Une of the most popular fea- tures of our basketball and foot- ball games is the petite majorettes and their fascinating baton twirl- ing. They brighten every game with their blue and white and red and white uniforms and their high stepping routines. These good looking girls are Harriet Hale, Martha Soldwedel, Pat Flahavin, Melva Maurice, Phoebe Myers, Yvonne Larson, Carol Johnson, Phyllis Flowers and Marjorie Brooks. Our games would be dull without them and we want them to know how much they add to the occasion and how much they are appreciated! Long may you brighten the C.H.S. sports events, Majorettes! 65 E gr 'vw ww 5 , , .-.X-1.3 ,,, . . mum A -' Lwsshn. 1 Front Row: bl. Rakcr, B. Putman, C. Connor, il. Alackwav, R, Sullivan, B. MacPhcc, A. Maurice, B. Llcwcll, C. Seddon, E. I.. Sutton. Second Row: S. Parker, A. James, R. Dcaring, B. Baylor, A. Elliott. Third Row: C. johns, E. Loring, L. Kuchan, E. Taylor, sl. Booth, T. Williams. C. Cox, B. Carpcr, T. Strode, ll. Millington. Fourth Row: T. Hays, j. Drcw, E. Dunton, B. Lindbloom, R. Hcppcnwtall. Back Row: E. Grccnbank, B. Wiiitcr, B. Millington, D. Sidcncr, D. Ncgley, B. james, R. johns, G. Saurbaugh, C. Brierton. Front Row: L. Gri5in, D. Oaks. N. Scott, A. White, XV. Carleton, S. Bowman, P. Gcrhart, M. li. Murphy, I.. Laccy, P. Tompkins, J. Spyrcs. Second Row: C. Rodgers, C. Butkovich, M. Harland, j. Murphy, S. Snowdcn. NI. A. Knous, L. Staples, D. johnson, G. B. Griffin, D. Greer, V. Clary. Third Row: B. Coleman, D. Wiilkcr, ,l. Todd, j. Retfctt, M. Hutton, K. Randol, B. Bowman, E. Hughes, G. Krock, j. McCracken. Back Row: B. Bon- ham, il. Campbell, A. W'illiams, B. Thrasher, F. Munson, D. Bolcn, R.tlohnson, Al. Xvcavcr, D. Parsons, R. Bowton, B. Cox. - v - . 3012! Vance ixed Gkorus . . . First Row: M. Ford, H. Myers, B. Pittman, D. Branchiield, C. Howarter, B. MeFee, G. Thomas, Picton, D. Fouts. Second Row: G. Westerhelcl, G. Carson, R. DeGr.wot, L. Kuchan, B. NidiHer, D. Hopper, T. Kuehan. Third Row: Z. Usalis, I.. Watson, J. Smith, G. Howard, M. Cot, D. Eddy, W. Jarvis, L. Oaks, C. Sullivan, W. Blaisdell. Fourth Row: J. Henderson, D. Strode, F. Mercer, D. Myers, R. Casson, R. Izard, D. Stine, I. Wright, B. Meacham, R. Fulton. Back Row: D. Negley, C. Reed, B. Cook, D. Lefebvre, B. Mace, D. Wright. Front Row: N. Nelson, J. Metcalfe, H. Grove, J. Spyres, M. Maurice, D. Meeee, M. Moore, K. Snell, B. Spiva, C. D. Foster, M. Soldwedel, O. A. Walker, S. E. Meliuen. Second Row: W. Barnett, J. Winship, B. Vittum, E. Hughes, C. Scalf, S. Peterson, C. Gerhart, E. F. May, O. Weaver, B. Harland, P. Mendenhall. Third Row: V. Kingeade, A. W'hite, J. Henderson, C. Rodgers, C. Sepieh, C. Dunk, J. A. Bohannon, J. Reffet, J. Settles. Fourth Row: B. Stanko, B. Baldoek, N. Herbig, B. Drow, D. Ague, A. L. Linn, J. Harter, P. Flahavin. Back Row: J. Roseboom, N. Rodman, H. Spotser, S. McClure, J. DeFord, P. Pollitt, M. Reinerstein, V. Henseler, C. L. Brant, E. Munson, I. Whitaker, S. Leeds. . 5 'vie Front Row: KI. Harp, D. Cvreer, R. Dailey, T. Strode, D. Brush, P. Burton. Second Row: XV. Bowman, -I. Me- Cracken, F. Pollitt, j. Powell, J. McCaskcy, B. Ray, XV. Leek. Third Row: N. Bogart, B. Murphy, D. NX'.1lker, -I. Campbell, M. Babcock, jr. Pintar. Back Row: R. Hepptnstall. li. W'alker, D. Lareon, C. Svob, H. Lanrv, G. Crock. Front Row: il. W'ilcoxen, P. Dailey, N. Warren, E. Liddlt, M. Murphy, QI. Ladd, B. Nibbelin, C. Mayberry, M. Walkafr, M. Myers, Barbara Bertrand, Beverly Bertrand, N. Stufflebeam, ml. Elliott, M. Tarr. Second Row: D. Pear- son, L. Carey, A. Rennick. M. Delmastro, B. Buyan, B. Kirkpatrick, P. Chambers, B. Roeth, N. Coultas, B. Karmen- zind, A. Phillips, L. Rziker, L. O'Bryant, B. Iillsworth. Third Row: B. Putman, C. Connor, ll. Campbell, M. Taylor, P. Evans, P. Wriglit, N. Scott, B. Wiiiter, E. Webb, B. Meuee, I. M. Averill, Al. Cook, M. Dabney, Ll. jacobs. Fourth Row: M. W'illiams, B, Newton, S. Ashwood, S. Spainhour, B. Coleman, XV. Wauglitel, N. M. Standard, B. Paschal, P. O'Nuil. j. Myers, KI. Lefebvre. Fifth Row: M. W'ilkinion, xl. A. Knous, N. L. Cass, L. Spotser, C. VVatts, RI. -Iaeltway, M. Gonterman, G. B. Grigin. Back Row: M, Foote, S. Zinlt, N. Willianxs, B. Harland, L, Coleman, F. L. Sutton, P. Bay. . . . geslznzarz ixed 8501115 Gfdvcuzce sgirfsl Q ee fab . . . W ws if Front Row: E. Poppapetru, C. Parlier, A. Jacobs, P. Thieme, V. Anderson, M. Maurice, P. Carson, S. E. McEuen, E. Cleer, E. Courtney, Schertz, C. James. Second Row: J. Robinson, M. Harland, B. Daily, R. Motsinger, D. Oaks, B, Winter, L. Picton, L. Oaks, H. Scott, I. Cernich, L. Staples. Third Row: R. McKinney, B. Dodson, V. Houston, V. Manwarren, C. Johnson, P. Myers, A. Bennett, M. Boyer, E. McGinnis, C. Ditmar, G. Saurbaugh, E. M. Leonard. Fourth Row: E. Spencer, E. Walter, S. Barnett, N. Lakin, D. Marshall, M. Myers, M. Mahr, L. Walsh, B. Bowman, C. Cox. Back Row: B. Bentzel, L. Dominski, H. Hale, B. Drow, D. Ague, D. Atherton, N. Cook, E. L. Shumaker, M. N. Harp, P. Wilcoxen, A. Saurbaugh. OFFICERS OF THE MUSIC GROUPS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President ...,.. . ..... .. ........ Marllene Harland Vice-President ....,........ ............ D onna Oaks Secretary-Treasurer .............. Isabelle Cernich Librarians-Mary Nell Harp, Catherine Par- lier, Gloria Saurbaugh, Peggy Wilcoxen ADVANCED MIXED CHORUS President ......................................., ,Bob Izard Vice-President ............ ...... D ick Lefebvre Secretary-Treasurer ........................ Bob Mace Librarians-Pat Flahavin, Martha Soldwedel, Barbara Vittum, Jeanine Hatter, Dale Hopper, Gerald Westeriield FRESHMAN CHORUS President .................................... Paul Burton Vice-President ...........,........ Shirley Spainhour Secretary-Treasurer ................ Marilyn Taylor Librarians-Joyce Jacobs, Marilyn Dabney, David Greer, Barbara Roeth, Jackie' Camp- bell, David Walker BAND President ........... ............ ....... J a ck Drew Vice-President ........... ...... L ouise Lacey Secretary-Treasurer ...................... Byard Cox Librarians-Jack Weaver, Richard Johns, Beverly Bowman, Elaine Hughes, Wanda Van Winkle Everyone enjoys good music, and that is exactly what Canton High has under Mr. Ketric Klingman's directing. If you've ever noticed, you can hear the vigorous playing of the band every fifth period all through the building. You also had the opportunity to have heard the band at football games, basketball games, at the County Band Festival in Feb- ruary, or the Annual Band Concert in May. Earlier in the season, the band was invited to play at the Homecoming at Normal University. With the band are the Baton Twirlers-Carol Johnson and Melva Maurice, the Baton Twirling Ensemble-Martha Soldwedel, Phoebe Myers, and Harriet Hale. On April 29 is the Chorus Festival for the Glee Club. There were also other events such as the County Chorus Festival with 10 schools being represented, and the state final Music Contest for Class B Schools was open for the first division Winners in the district contests. Those participating in the district Music Contests were as follows: Vocal Soloist-Girls' High Voice: Jenice Pearson. Girls' Medium Voice: Dorothy Meece, Emma Lou Shumaker. Girls' Low Voice: Phyllis Mendenhall, Sue Ellyn McEuen. Boys' High Voice: Dean Negley. Boys' Medium Voice: Wilbur Jarvis, Bob Izard. Boys' Low Voice: George Carson. Girls'iEnsemble: Jenice Pearson, Anne Saurbaugh, Mary Nell Harp, Emma Lou Shumaker, Donna Oaks, and Marllene Harland. Mixed Ensemble: Margo Moore, Charlotte Scalf, Dorothy Meece, Phyllis Mendenhall, Dean Negley, Wilbur Jarvis, Bob Izard, and Gary Thomas. Accompanying the vocal soloists were Louise Lacey, Dean Negley, Cecilia Sepich, and Marjorie Reinertsen. Our hats are off to Mr. Klingman for Canton's active Music Depart- ment. - - - .Music eparinzezzf x 9 '1 .:fQ-'ff-9 4 A ' .5 !E3:'d2i - ,ffm .QA 3.5 35 ' ' W W ., Yixbaxwgrilq I 56, kqhfif I . . pwni Q? .un ' 'wi f '3 .' .K Q X ff1 ?l5VX' in ? 1 G7 4? 'pub E .Q, Q- On wilh iloc' ddlIC'f'.' le! joy be Ill1COllf'ilIUllj N 0 sleep fill morn, wfawz youffy and plcwzszufe l7IC'Uf.,,iBj!1 0I7 qw? an , 1 HN' A X Nw., ff ff CAPITCDL THEATRE alwaqfx A GQQD ENTERTAINMENT Nh eanidionecl Hue year around for your health and comfort C pl i of Serin-Soldwedgl Company PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Home of Vitamin D Soft Curd Milk Ph 73 73N HQ. SCOTT DRUGS fFormerly Conibear Drug Co.J A WALGREEN AGENCY STORE Always a Good Place to Buy Your Drugs Always a Good Place to Buy Your Gifts Always a Good Place to Eat 10 N. Main St.' CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 890 KREICHGAUER MUSIC COMPANY Band Instruments, Pianos, Sheet Music, Magazines Records, Radios, Recording Discs 42 South Main Street Phone 359-J Canton, Illinois CANTON PAINT 6. WALLPAPER STORE HEADQUARTERS EOR WINDOW SHADES 26 South Main Street Canton, Illinois BEST WISHES Elmer Daily, Agent STANDARD OIL COMPANY Linn and 4th CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 1760 C. A. HUMMELL GENERAL CONTRACTORS Canton 76 North Ave. A Phone 2012 K N E P P S LADIES READY TO WEAR East Side Square COATS SUITS DRESSES APPUHN TIRE AND BATTERY CO. B. E. GOODRICH TIRES AND BATTERIES Motorola Radios and Record Players Fred E. Johnson, Mgr. 46 South Main Phone 285 SOUTHERN BARBECUE STEAK ALL KINDS SANDWICHES We Cater to Parties Phone 1799 THE RADIO SHOP ADIO OUND EPAIRS ALES ETAILING ERVICE 104 So. Main Street Phone 22 BEST WISHES A 6. P SUPER MARKET 117 East Chestnut Street CANTON ILLIONIS MILLER - MERCER CANDIES CFormerly Gomel Korn Shopb HOME MADE CANDY, POP CORN, CANDY CORN Compliments of HUDDLE CAF E Owners and Operators PUNKY LEROY DICK and JOE I want to take this opportunitq to thank the class of ll 1l For their patronage durinq the past season F Cameron Indio Love is an itching of the heart ibut you C6ll1l10f scraicb T H - R o e s REYNOLDS FURNITURE STORE GENERAL HOME FURNISHINGS For Quality, Price and Service 30 West Elm Street Phone 138 CANTON INSURANCE BROKERAGE 14 South Main Street Real Estate . . . Insurance . . . Loans . . . Auto Finance We Specialize in Educational Insurace Plans JESSE TARR RAY STANKO A. D. ENDRES HELEN MARTIN Phone 2000 SAWYER'S DX STATION EIRESTONE TIRES . . . BATTERIES . . . ACCESSORIES Main and Locust Tel. 1715 Canton, Ill. Bob Sawyer Bob Freeman E. R. REEDER THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LEWIS PHARMACY. INC. THE REXALL STORE Ei Phone 169 Canton, Illino Edward R. Lewis, Sr., R.Ph. Edward R. Lewis, Jr., R.Ph. Courtesy of The Peoria Newspapers, Inc. SKIPPER LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES f SUTTON G MOORE Phone 396 CONRAD SHOE STORE W. Side Square - SHOES - KRCGER The Symbol of Quality High Grade Canned Goods For TENDER RAY BEEF FRESHER VEGETABLES Trade At Your KRGGER SUPER MARKET 128 East Chestnut Street CANTGN, ILLINCDIS Ei Store Manager: JOHN I. PALIAN Qyafferls lowers FLOWERS FOR ALL QCCASIONS POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES GIFTS We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere Store: Greenhouse: 71 E. Side Square 720 East Elm Phone 1122 Phone 287 SEARS ROEBUCK 8: CC. CANTON Main 1 8 00 Plumbing, Heating Craftsman Tools Farm Supplies Master Mixed Paints Phone Your Order CATALOG SALES DEPT. We Will Notify You When Your Order Arrives Canton Motor Sales PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE Distributors of U. S. ROYAL TIRES Batteries and Accessories 125 South Main Phone 1212 Arrow Shirts Hickok Belts Stetson Hats Society Brand Clothes Interwoven Socks B. V. D. Alpagora Coats Divilbiss Brothers J. Ranar Key, Successor CANTON'S FOREMOST STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Same Old Stand .... On the Square White's Book Store Headquarters for all SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES Stationery .... Model Airplanes Greeting Cards .... Books 12 South Main St. Canton, Illin OAKS AND SONS AG. STONE . . . SAND . . . GRAVEL EXCAVATING CONCRETE CONTRACTIN G CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 939 BULBS EYE Cbeerio! Tlois is my fexf: Do11't let the fears About the next One hundred years S P RING FEVER WINNER TAKE ALL Discourage you from smiling now Occasionally, anyhow! Congratulatio h Class of 1947 We Handle lnsurance of All Kinds-- REAL ESTATE AND l-IOME LOANS Painter-Slack Agency Ei Ph 2200 .... Can III A P A S FINANCING BUSINESS IS BANK BUSINESS Mortgages Business, General, Personal Loans Checking and Savings Acounis THE NATIONAL BANK OF CANTON ' CANTON, ILLINOIS elziors Make Us Your Photographic Headquarters for ' CAMERAS ' SUPPLIES ' and THAT SENIOR PORTRAIT ine Gfrf Sfuaio Phone 2125 29 East Side Square MQ SPOON RIVER ELECTRIC C0-OP INC. ELECTRIC SERVICE F OR THE FARM lll South Main Street Canton, Ill. AUTOMATIC COAL The Sports Shop HEAT I PLAY Moms Winkler LIVE LONGER Fully Automatic SlOke1'S Complete line of SPORTING GAMES Zi ii 37 South Main Street 37 South Main Street Phone 2016 Phone 2016 KARLS BAKERY Complete Line BAKERY GOODS Variety . . . Quality . . . Service Jelly . . . Jam . . . Cheese Delicatessen Goods 138 N. Main Phone 767 Best Wishes .... Students and Faculty REEL BROS. CONOCO SERVICE THE HoME OF CONTINENTAL o1L in Canton N. Main and Ash Phone 2121 Compliments of PARIS CLEANERS with JOHN KAREKEN .... MERCHANT TAILOR Canton, Illinois FOR SANDWICHES OR DINNER BROWN'S SNAPPY SERVICE 124 N. Main St. Canton, Illinois I'IEGELE'S GOLDENROD DAIRY You Save 2c on Each Quart of Milk at Our Dairy Store CREAM MILK BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK ORANGE DRINK ICE CREAM Telephone 36 401 W. Locust Arnold C. Hegele, Prop. GERARD FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 246 West Elm Street Phone 167 Ralph Sedgwick occc A. Schumacher MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME Lady Assiscahcr' AMBULANCE SERVICE Canton Telephone 1260 FLYNN BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER . . . PAINT . . . ROOFING Telephone 884 435 West Locust Street CCDNGRATULATIONS TO YOU OF '47 You Will Always Be Welcome at the V ymaef. As Will All Undergraduates of Canton l-ligh To a Program of: Swimming . . . . . Athletics . . . Dancing Club Life . . . . Games . .... Reading Radio. . . . . Piano ..... Meeting Friends NEU-lVlANN'S, lno. Szfffledl UCURLEEH CLOTHES MALLORY HATS WALK-OVER SHOES The Best Place to Buy S WFW , fifasfiiflb 4 C . fmihrn, in A Y Q5 x X K NANCY JACK M PHYLLI 5 I 'm told zz happy heart is where Contentment must hegifz .... So-anyone who wants it Should look for it within. N'7YL.L.iS Joi-N AVERY'S INC. FURNITURE FOR EVERY RooM In The House For Quality, Price, and Style Phone 198 N, Side lj W Creamery Wishes the students of C. H. S. unlimited success in the future Phone 961 34 North 1st Avenue LUDLUM MARKET Rosie , Owner QUALITY MEATS Monarch Finer Foods Bird's Eye Foods Phone 137 134 N. Main, Canton, Illinois The Farmer's Auto Insurance Association M. B. BRIGGS, Agent 202 West Elm Street Phone 248 C 8: W SUPER MARKET 651-9 North Main Street A Complete Food Service Home Gwneol Home Gperated 0 A1 Coons Bob Welch WINNING THE PEACE Our Iob for Today and Tomorrow YOUR ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE is the best collective thought for the action of your city, harnessed in the service of Better Morale. YOUR ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE is vitally interested in maintaining high standards in public schools. That's where the Association of Commerce comes from. YOUR ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE is the generator of civic and commercial enthusiasm, and enthusiasm is the energizing force that builds communities. Your Association of Commerce, through group cooperation has done its share in putting your city on the map. It's present job is to keep it there. Canton Association of Commerce Cooperation Alone-Will Win the Peace President ..,,......,,..........,,,,,,,,,,,...........,........,,............ Dale Swartzbaugh First Vice President ....,..... ,.,.,....,,,, A lfred Coons Second Vice President ....s,.... ...,, Mike Higgins Treasurer ,.,,,,....,,...,........,, ,..,,,, G ustav A. Miller Executive Secretary ,.,.s,,,,,.,ss,,.,,,s, .ss,,.,,.,,s.,,.,,,,s.. , . ,,..s Geo. F. Cogshall DIRECTORS FOR 1947 Freeman Swearingen Gustav A. Miller Carroll Owens C. J. Gerhart Raymond Andrews Oliver Rapp Alfred Coons Dale Swartzbaugh Dr. Harry Maxwell Mike Higgins James Scott INSURANCE . . . REAL ESTATE . LOANS . We Represent the best Insurance Companies in America MARTIN and MARTIN Charles L. Martin Lee Martn 20 West Elm Street Phone 26 S2 A. I. SHUMAKER PAINTING .... INTERIOR DECORATING Remove that Old Wall Paper the Modern Way With Kiro Elecrrc Steamer Telephone 1560-W P. O. Box 302 I. L. ANDREWS LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manager V H. B. PEGRAM CANTON, ILLINOIS Y. W. C. A. Canton, Illinois A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS 49 South Main Phone 441 CANTON HARDWARE APPLIANCE 6 NORTH MAIN Say It with Flowers . . Share Your Happiness With Others SEND FLOWERS Flowers for Birthdays, Anniversarles Parties, Sickroom, Luncheons We Telegraph Flowers Greenhouses at the Residence CANTON FLORISTS 42 North Second Phone 807 Horne: 1210 -I Ocvipps - Qnceavfney 60+ CANTONZS OWN DEPARTMENT STORE 'A' FIRST STYLES . . . FINEST QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES i' Everything for Misses', Women's and Girls' Wear ELKS CLUB W N ' X L Com liments of he p Nils. iif illxx if s Compliments of BROWNIE'S HATCHERY 137S.Main Compliments of FRANKOVICH AUTOBODY 117 White Court Phone 909 WRIGHT'S QUALITY BAKERY FRESH BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND ROLLS DAILY Q'They're All Wright 37 E. Chestnut St. Telephone 334 SQUARE DEAL MARKET 66 South Main Street THE HOME OF THE SQUARE DEAL COFFEE Phone 747 ff CANTON NEWS STAND The Home of MAGAZINES AND PAPERS We miss you when you 6ll0'lI,1f' drop in to see us. CLIFFORD AND HAZEL FINER FOOTWEAR GOLD CROSS All Shoes SIMPLEX FOOT SAVER E I F, d FLORSHEIM FREEMAN xpert Y me BUSTER BROWN AIR STEP BY X'RaY THEATRICAL BOWMAN BROS. North Side Square CANTON CANTON DAILY LEDGER Dedicated to the Best Interest of Canton and Fulton County Established 1849 CANTON, ILLINOIS U s E o N L Y Pasteurized Dairy Products Wholesale-Retail Milk, Cream Ice Cream Ice Cream Bars and Fountain Service and Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Cones HOMOGENIZED VITIMIN D MILK S E B R E E D A I RY Phone 1 347 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRAD UATING CLASS OF 1947 From GAVENDA BROTHERS DEALERS IN MINING SUPPLIES 352 South Second Avenue Proprietor-Barney Gavenda Phone 7 39 MASON HARDWARE COMPANY. Inc. ON THE SQUARE The West Side Canton, Illinois SWEARINGEN WHOLESALE CO. TOBACCO . . . SPECIALTIES . . . CANDY Established 1881 Phone 45 60 N. First Ave. GREENW ELI. G GRAY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS West Side of Square Canton, Illinois CANTON CLEANERS Phone 377 54 East Chestnut Street CLEANING . . . DYEING . . . REPAIRING HATS CLEANED Congratulations 1947 Class of Canton High School anion Cmrks ATHLETIC. SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL Six of the Finest Bowling Alleys in Central Illinois President .......,., Vice President .......... Secretary ......,,. Treasurer ..... William English George Ketcham Frank Sheifler OFFICERS DIRECTORS Lee Allamann Otto Linck Harold Dixon ...l.,,.,.Ralph Wilson W. Trudgen .,.,.........Gerald Landis .,...,.......Ralph Middleton Charles Staley Edgar Stuckel Ioe Polich OLLIE'S STANDARD SERVICE Guaranteed Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Complete Lubrication Phone 261 Main and Pine Canton, Illinois GUS C. SANDBURG SHEET METAL AND FURNACE WORK Oil and Gas Heating and Air Conditioning At Rear of 145 E. Elm St. Phone 658 Canton, Illinois CARVER AND SAMPSON REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE 74 N. Main Street Oflice Phone 424 Canton, Illinos TOWING AND WRECKING GENERAL REPAIRING LIBERTY GARAGE Phones 3 9 8 - 3 99 Canton, Illinois Bernard H. Taylor Phone 452 James A. Taylor . TAYLOR AND TAYLOR ABSTRACTS of TITLE 6 North Main Street Canton, Illinois D. L. SWARTZBAUGH MCCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINES Service and Parts Canton 17 South First Phone 700 M O O R E ' S SMART SHOP Canton's Smart Apparel Shop 31 E. Chestnut Phone 100 BEST WISHES R E I C H E R T ' S THE BIG RELIABLE JEWELRY STORE CANTON, ILLINOIS Farmers' Cu-up Grain and Supply Bo. 401 South Second Ave. A Feed for Every Need WAYNE FEEDS RED BRAND EENCING GRAIN AND FIELD SEEDS Garden Theatre WARNER BROTHERS REPUBLIC METRO-GOLDWIN-MAYER PARAMOUNT UNITED ARTISTS PRCGHSSOR ? SUNSET CLASS IPANA GRINS The pessimisiie fellow With 110 smiles fo disperse Sfoows how to go about it T0 'rrzafze friends in reverse. Bathroom Fixtures-Sinks-Septic Tanks-Electric Pumps-Laundry Tubs Water Heaters-Boilers-Radiators-Stokers Gas Conversion Burners Choose Your Plumber as You Would Your Physician CANTON PLUMBING COMPANY HAROLD R. CARLSON, Prop. Telephone No. 58 59 S. Main Street Holland Furnaces Make Wd777'1' Friendsi' HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY World's Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Conditioning Systems Canton, Illinois Orrin Hopper, Branch Manager Phone 1257 CANTON MUSIC 6 TYPEWRITER COMPANY Holton Band Instruments Music Goods ...... Popular Music Remington Typewriters Ribbons, and Repairs Zenith Radios 64 East Chestnut Phone 61 Compliments of DR. A. G. de REVEY South Side Square Canton, Illinois mafsfrom JEWELEE 12 South Main ATLAS SHOE SHOP 63 East Chestnut Street Twenty-eight Years of Serving Canton with a Complete, Dependable Shoe Repair Service Dale Connor Phone 1071 Walter Hill BEST WISHES MAY'S IEWELRY FINE JEWELRY AND GIFTS Keepsake Diamonds-Longine's Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham and Helbros Watches Phone 1562 South Side Square ANDREW'S FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS Ei Phone 258 168 E, Elm COMPLIMENTS OF Canton Candq Kitchen WE SERVE DELICIOUS SANDWICHES ICE CREAM AND CANDY William Calas Henry A. Myers Gust Pappas PHONE 829 WEST SIDE SQUARE CONGRATULATIONS Hlaiclf-Rite Sandwich Shop WI-IE'RE GOOD FOOD CLEANLINESS AND COURTESY PREVAIL Mrs. Ora Lawrence Mr. Verle A. Lawrence HELL PER SERVICE FLUSH MASTER Battery and Tire Service WASHING AND WAXING TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Kayo Mace Beldon Churchill Main and Locust Phone 854 McLuckie's Store FIRESTONE TIRES, TUBES ACCESSORIES AND HOME APPLIANCES 34 North Main Street Phone 1660 CANTGN, ILLINOIS Gus Munson Mrs. W. T. Davis PEISTER CIGAR COMPANY NOT INCORPORATED FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SMOKERS' ACCESSORIES CAROM AND POCKET BILLIARDS HUFF REAL ESTATE BROKERS REAL ESTATE Bought .... Sold .... Exchanged 14M West Side Square Ralph Huff Roy Huff C A R D O S I ' S TASTY SANDWICHES Home Style Home Style CANDIES ICE CREAM We Specialize in Noon and Evening Plate Lunhes 35 East Side Square . H E C H T ' S THE STORE EOR WOMEN 66 N. Main St. Canton Illinois TWO GOOD PLACES TO EATH Home and IONES' CAFETERIA 'I'ONY'S FRUIT STORE Tony Pusatere, Proprietor FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Candies, Tobacco and Groceries Phone 165 Canton, Illinois CANTON WHOLESALE CO., Inc. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Iust a Little Better Than the Place You Thought Best 116 North Main Street CALLAHAN DRUGS 24 WEST ELM STREET Telephone 601 NELSON CABINET WORKS I 108 East Elm Street Phone 563 Canton, Illinois CUSTOM CABINET WORK Albert G. Nelson Carl E. Nelson, Sr. WAZIZ WAGU prints your yeozroook . . . your staft is assured ot the tinest in quality, service, and workmanship. Forty-seven years' experience enables us to produce your yearbook as you visioned it would look. Wagoner Printing Company 306 East Simmons Street - Galesburq, Illinois K BEST WISHES . . . WWW BGIILM' SW 31 WEST ELM IIMMIE GREER REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE . . . DAY OR NIGHT Phone 1170-J East Linn Limits, Canton, Illinois FOUND IN A FRESHMAN GIRL'S HISTORY BOOK September 25-Gordon King OOOOOO OOOOOOO P latinum Plated, but def! October 15-Jack Drew OOOOOOOO .I,.,. November 10-Johnny Ellsworth OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO November 20-Jack Pensinger, ,YOO ,OO, . My dream in goose pimples. December 15-Tom Duddy ...,..OO, January 23-Dick Millerww-- February 14-Bill Munson, March 15-Bob Games OOCCCCO April 14-Frankie Melgreen ,OOOOOO OO,OOO , . May 12-Harold Pschirrer OOOOW., ---.-.,,Disgustingly handsome! I Super-sonic'! man! I'm breaking out -,r-,-t,cSimply a doozie! L,LLLThose classy clothes! Lrrrtljositively breath taking LrLL-tToo handsome for Words Such a Wonderful Athlete! .,--r,LtReally a sigh-guy! M fl 5 f e .:2- ANAMAE N FRANK! E N ORMA LQJVENE TOM You calf! heliere a Io! of fhings You hear from day fo day, 'Cause long as some folks get to talk, They dozfi care what they say. 'T Compliments of Teaming Trucking Heavy Hauling Moving THE DUCHESS BARBER and CANTON TRANSFER 4th Avenue SC Hickory Pauline Ashby Ross Barker Glen Rawls Main 1441 Compliments of HOTEL ROYAL PHIL SIDENER, Mgr. Congratulations 4c COFFEE SHOP Mr. Robert Mclntire HICKS' Gift and Wallpaper Shop FOR CHINA, GLASSWARE and WALLPAPER 56 East Elm Street Compliments of SEXTON'S BARBER SHOP P E A R L S T A Compliments MODERN HOME P BEAUTY SHOP L Of All Beauty Services E MAIN S 1398 148 W. Locust HAYNES LAUNDRY SHRIBER'S Barber and Beauty Shop 40 South Main Street Canton, Illinois JO-LEE BEAUTY SALON LELA B. JOHNSON 8 West Pine Street Phone 1266 MQ 1 Phone 4-4745 Ewcnnvmc co. 4 44 :ED ohh? :ll if INN llvlasl Reliable, Experienced Service io High School anol College Annual Staffs. iigxz 15 cm MILLER AUTO BODY INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS Body and Fender Repairing Canton, Illinois Phone 316 WILLIAMS DAIRY STORE Distributors of ROSZELL'S SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS 47 So. Main CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 1909 Compliments of Compliments of BLANKINSHIP SHOES 20 W. Side Square Retail and Wholesale D. c. ANDERSON, Mgr. C.H.S. REQUEST PROGRAM Open the Door, Richard ..,..,. ........,,........, F or Dick Danner by Jenice Pearson For Sentimental Reasonsn ,,,. .,,.,...,,,,,,,,..,7 F or Dick Lefebvre by Pat Flahavin This Is The Night ....,......,............................ For Prom Night by all Juniors and Seniors Managua Nicarauguan ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,r,,, .,,..,,,,,V F or Miss Willcoxen by her Spanish II Class Why, Oh, Why Did I Ever Leave Wyoming? ,,,e For Norma Fouts by unanimous request There Is No Breeze ,,..,,.,...,,..,..e.,....I.....,,,v.,,,r.... For Donita Ague by Johnny Ellsworth It's My Lazy Day ..,,. . ,,,,...,I,..e.....,..,e.........,,....,,,.,... For David Russell by Miss Harrison I Haven't Got a Worry In The World ,,.. For Gene Slack by Wertman Myers Sc Negley Gotta Get Me Someone To Love ....,,..,.,,,...,..,.... For all C.H.S. Males by Jane McElroy Miss Bobby Socks .,,,.,.r,..,e,,.....,.,..,...,,,,... ,...... F or Bonnie Henderson by Alwyn Coons We Could Make Such Beautiful Music -. ...,,.... For Jack Drew by Anamae Williams Let Me Be The Guy ....,......,,, . ,..,, . ..,,,,.............,.,,...., For Nancy Nelson by Gordon King Embraceable You ...,.........,,.,.....,,i,.,..,,....,,.....,........,. For Martha Soldwedel by Bob Mace Little Man, You've I-Iad A Busy Day ,,,. For Danny Myers by Slack, Wertman 8l Negley Kitten On The Keysi' .,,,,,,,,...,,,..,..,,...,.... For Dean Negley by Wertman, Slack 8L Myers You'll Always Be The One I Love .......,............ For Sarah Jean Brant by Bill Cumpston Farmer In The Dell' ,...,.,.............,..... ...........,..,....,.. F or John Wertman by Alma Linn He's Just My Kind ,v..,,.....v........... .....,..... F or Roger Hungate by Anne Saurbaugh It's All Over Now ,...,,,... ..,..., F or the Class of 1947 by the underclassmen My Heart Goes Crazy ....i... .....,..... F or Al Bennett by Charlas Cardosi P RACTICE Wfbwz 11010 and fbwz flu' fmn' of fiff' Bl'l'0llIf'S Ll l1C'l'L'OIIS XC'll! l'j' Wv ozzgbf fo stop and ask o111'xclL'c's: Hay, wlmf flaw bm'k's flu' !Jlll'l',Y.D,, END RUN SMEAR ED! The trutlfs a belfer pill to take Because Fife often noted, It's even bard to swallow Wbe11 it's been sugar Coated. Psohirror and Sons Coal Company Producers of l4llIlH'7 THE MODERN COAL A CLEAN COAL FDR EVERY PURPOSE LUMP - EGG - NUT - STOKER EPPICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE THE YEAR 'ROUND R. R. No. 4 Phone 1295 Un .Qeparfbzq Looking back, We seniors see our life at C.I-1.5. not as a series of isolated events to be recorded in chronological order. For those of us who lived them the Hop, the Prom, Homecoming, football games, basketball games, all school dances, are experiences full of humor, excitement, tenderness. 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