Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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'P Xb 'in , ,L Ar! +,fx 'li' P24 3 -L 3 7 To ine Hvvanna bei man, Mr, Alberi Millington, who is more than iusf a teacher, but also o wise Counsellor and warm friend, we, the senior class, ciedicate the 1951 Canfonian. i i Caffe of Golzfelzfs .Book One: Qeopfe .Book Kava: Sckoof .Eife .Book ZZZVEZQ SPOVI5 l E In lu ' ' 5 . Q ,. . A eope... ' fa 5 Through four years at CHS. . ..., from carefree Freshmen to responsible Seniors ..... from Freshmen Day to Commencement ..... each class gains something which can never be lost ..... each adds to the spirit of the school ..... Faculty and are the people who are CI-l.S. t students, these oday. 1 If , YI A . .an-1 S We X elziors of is filzcfimz Pat Pearson Homecoming Queen 5715 Gerald Beam Unsung Athletic Hero 1 Jerry l-larkless, Jack Andrews Class Scholars it f 2 Y f f . emoris 0 Lsfnzcfmzz Elizabeih Hair DAR, Medial Tom Cory Jim Kudian Class Athlete Homecoming King elzior fjgcers . . . Kuchan English lPresidentl Nice-Presidentl lfiecretaryl James Kuchan, president ..... a handso wears clothes like a prince i.... brilliant r his talented tingers ..... Homecoming Ki the band ..... democratic and friendly . . that's Jock l John English, vice-president ..... the ' handsome describes him best ..... bas . . . . . President ot the Spanish Club . . , . . gi the halls ..... good student ..... an all 'r Dog l Elizabeth l-larr, secretary, a petite little . , . . .dramatic ability galore. . . . . witty as 1 it - xi ....,thats Liz! Patricia Pearson, treasurer, known as her intimates ..... As drum majorette, s flashy Cl-l.S. band .,... Homecoming Quee gay ..... a neat little number ..... that's PACE TEN he, debonair guy ..... nusic tlovvs from under ng ..... President ot ...likedbyall..... 'oldief' Htall, dark and ketball player ot parts 'ls drool when he walks ound guy .... . that's miss ot tour teet eleven her Uncle Beldon .... . DAR. medal girl .,... good student .... . always on the beam Little Red to some ot teps high ahead ot the n ..... likable ..... itpativ! l-larr Pearson CT e l eizior mmol! and Gfldvlsois LDLDKJ7 -ffDf'D gms, J..- Q-fDf'D 5519 vs-,T Us: F1:'. ev 12,3 gmc -32 --rn r-ww agp 'U ima: O 2' 31111 .23 N-3. 'rn KZ gf, 052270 2' S- ,SQ .05 Kim C-. nfl 595 .3 2 W Q1 2 sf 3 rn U' -1 'l E 9 S ' Q. Q .1- rn U3 1 DJ N FD fn H1 ? s CL O - if O J I-'OZCOD lever Folks -bservant Crowd nique Characters -itty Outfit ream of tne Crop ntelligent Group ikeable Brats -gile lvlinds ependable Helpers -ersatile Talents instructing Pedagogues agacious Tvvosorne -rderly People eal Guys incere Individuals Miss Roth Cagley Mr. W. O. Larson PACE ELEVEN . Viv: i' .,. Showing Sckoof Spirif . . DONNA EVAN Senior Book Rep Mixed Chorus I , Senior Book Repo Senior Book Repo KATHRYN ESK Senior Book Repo AL M,A, I, 2, 3, National Honor S 2, 3, 4, Junior R DOROTHY Sl M Senior Book Repo FFA. I, 2, 3, R I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES R. ROU Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, mural Football 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, BETTY ANN S Senior Book Repo A,L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY J. A A.L.M.A, I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, GERALD BEAM Senior Book Repo Delta Hi-Y 4, Int I, 2, 3, 4, PAGE TWELVE DONALD ELJCEI JOHN ATHERT ' r Club 4, Latin Cl 3, Illini C-irls' Sta Senior Book Repo , . . , U 4: Z Senior Book Repo rt A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, rt? Luckiest Lady B iology Club 2, F.H,A. 2. N rt: E EDWARDS Doc The Major 1 Twenty Thousand Years ln Sing Sing on Agia i ew kathy Changing Winds Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pianist I, 4, Spanish b 2, 3, 4, Pennant Staff I, Biology Club 2, iety 3, 4, Emblem Bearer 4, Archery Club I, Junior Honor Society 2, Music Contest, Piano Cross Collector 2, The Bishop's Candlesticks re 3, State Chorus Contest 3. rf! 4: .1 oc O,A,A. I, Nation l ' ' eil P rti SON Dottie Daughter of the Land n Staff 4, Noon Hour Basketball and Volleyball FHA 4 Cantoni' Tournament 4, J Iior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. JUNIOR SCHENCK Ernie rf: Have You Seen This Man eworter 2, Vice-President 3, Bus League Baseball DEBLJSH Jim rl: Daddy Long Legs 4, Freshman Chorus I, Triangle Hi-Y 3, 4, Intra- lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Football I, 2, 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. AW Bet Time to Laugh FHA. 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross H rr: B rti ELL Shirl Jo Piney g Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, F.H.A. 2, eshman Chorus I, O,A.A. I. 4 Fr Beamie I Big Brother ir, Latin Club 3, Biology Club 4, President 4, ra ural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football f...A-.41 cf, f .... . . 1951 J OH N POWERS Senior Book Report: John Silence Intramural Football 3, National Junior Honor Society 2, 3, Cantonian Staff 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH PEARSON Kenny Senior Book Report: The Rambling Kid Mixed Chorus I, 2, Latin Club 4, Pennant Staff I, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Archery Club 2, 3, Cheerleader I, 2, Librarian 2, 3, Speaking Chorus 2. PEGGY A. HOWARD Peg Pegalinn Senior Book Report: Laugh It Off A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Libra- rian 3, Pennant Staff 2, 3, 4, Camera Club l, FHA, 2, Treas- urer 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, Prom Planning Committee 3, Hop Refreshment Committee 4, Cantonian Staff 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 4, Junior Class Play, Three Fingers In The Door 3, A Bed of Hay 3, No Greater Love 4, Music Con- test Aide 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Collector 4, Home- coming Assembly Program 3, Noon Hour Y-Teens 4, Basketball gndblgoogball Personnel 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Contest Glee u , . DALE BOHM Senior Book Report: The Sad Sack Biology Club 2, 3, Delta Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Football l, 2, Football Manager 4, JOE GUYTON Senior Book Reporti A Guy Named Joe A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pennant Staff 2, Camera Club 4, Triangle Hi-Y 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Quill 6 Scroll 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, National Junior Honor Society 2, Cantonian Staff 4, Senior Council 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3. V 6IZL0l 5 . WILLIAM D. NIDIFFER Ears Senior Book Report: Varmint A,L.M,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Delta Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Ring Committee 3, Best Dressed Hobo 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3. GERALD ALLEN JAMES Jessie Senior Book Report: Truant Band I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 3. RICHARD HENSELER Boogie Senior Book Report: When A Man's A Man Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Basketball l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, fl, Manager, Basket- ball, Football 3. MORTON WEIR Milt Senior Book Report: Eat, Drink, and Be Vilaryn A.L.M,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus I, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Biology Club 2, Delta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Free Throwing 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, Premier Boys' State 3, Alderman in Youth Day Election 3, Senior Council 4, Cantonian Staff, Editor 4, Prom Committee 3, l-lop Corn- mittee 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Division A Rating, Biology Project 2, Pennant Collector I, 3. JAIRUS ARMSTRONG Senior Book Report: Story of a Bad Boy Band 2, Biology I, Intramural Basketball and Football l, Intra- mural Track I, Dramatics Club 2, 3. hiv' Q PAGE THIRTEEN 'E I, 2, 3, 4, Baseba LORA MAE C JI gJ6LIZIZLIZq file Wop . MAXINE FULTON Max Senior Book Repxrt: Lavender and Old Lace sl 9 3 4 F,H.A. 2, Y-Tee JACK ANDREN Senior Book Repc A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 2, Latin Club I, Sports Editor 4, Honor Society 3, 3, 4, Homecomin Christmas 2, The Bishop's C Sectional Play C State 3, Egyptian cil 3, Class Schol Contest 2. DONALD C-OR Senior Book Rep A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3 Club 2, 3, Delta Football I, 2, Cl' Play, Three Fin 1-1,- VS Big Jack wrt: Little Men 4, President 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, Pennant Staff 2, 4, Triangle Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, National 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, 4, Bang Coes Message From Khutu 2, A Bed of I-lay 3, ndlesticks 3, Heritage of Wimpole Street 4, ntest 2, 3, Cantonian Ad Statt 4, Premier Boys' Music Camp 3, Prom Committee 3, Junior Coun- ar 4, All State Band 3, All State Chorus 4, Music ON ROLLER Stub rt: Too Busy to Die 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Biology Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Junior Honor Society 2, 3, ss President 3 Cantonian Staff 2 4 Junior Class ers in the Door 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, 4, Quill and Scioll 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Basketball I, A . District Science I MARILYN igai Senior Book Rep A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, Spanish 3, Camer CIAA. I,2,4, Pr Hour Y-Teens 3, PATRICIA AT Senior Book Rep A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, Prom Committee Cross I, 2, 3, 4, M McKEAN Senior Book Rep A.L.M.A. I, 2, 4, Sports I, 2, Foot Advertising Staff, Club 4, Junior C C J I C TOM CORY Senior Book Rep A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, dent 4, National Senior Book Repo 'Cirls' Chorus 2, MARILYN RAS Senior Book Repoi ALMA, I, 2, 3 Treasurer 2, J Committee 3, M WI-IYDE Senior Book Repo El o A Biology Club 2, ' un eeting 2, State Science Meeting 2. ER Kais Mert Et: Wind Bloweth 4, Band 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Club I, F.H.A. 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Y-Teens I, 2, m Committee 3, Junior Red Cross I,2, 3, 4, Noon , Freshman Chorus I, Usher 2, Ticket Seller I. N Pat irt: Little Women 4, F.H.A. 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. I, 2, 3, B, Freshman Chorus I , Candy Seller 3, Junior Red National Junior Honor Society 2, 3, Usher 3. Froggy irt: Show Ott Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Intramural oall 2, Librarian 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Pennant 3, 4, Music Contest Aide 3, Dramatics ass Play 3. , rti Triple Threat 4, Biology Club 3, Alpha Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- Honor Society 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football ll I, 2, 3, 4. RREN Lory 'ti Her Father's Daughter Freshman Chorus, F.H.A. I, C.A.A. I, 2, 3. QAUSKAS Roscoe ' tt As I Was Saying , Pep Club 3, Mixed Chorus I, Latin Club 2, K-Teens 3, Archery Club I, CIAA, I, 2, 3, 4, ior Class Play Committee 3, Prom Decoration 'Jake 'tt Amateur Gentleman A.L.M.A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Intramural Basketball 3, PACIE FOURTEEN 44 . . 1951 .Seniors . . JIM ROYER Sharky Senior Book Report: Raising a Riot A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club I, Biology Club 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball I. GLENN CHRISTY Senior Book Report: Lonely Boy Blue A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Pennant Staff I, Camera Club I, 2, Biology Club 2, 3, Delta I-li-Y I, 2, 3, Chapter Triangle I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Football 2, Cross Country 4, Class Play Committee 3, Junior Class Play 3. NAOM I RUTH O'DONNAL Senior Book Report: Love Comes Ridin' Girls' Chorus 2, F.I-l.A. 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus I. ROBERT ALLEN NUTTALL Curly Senior Book Report: Bob, Son of Battle ALMA. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Council 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Bus League Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Bus League Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Bus League Baseball I, Intramural Football 3. DICK WESTERFIELD Red Senior Book Report: FreckIes A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE HARRISON Senior Book Report: Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hey Biology Club 3, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JERRY DEARING Beale ' . Senior Book Report: Anything for a Laugh Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Delta Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Class Play 3, Hop Committee 4, Prom Committee 3. GERALD WINGERTER Slim Senior Book Report: Walking Shadow French Club I, Biology Club 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3. PAUL TARTER Senior Book Report: The Case of the Backward Mule Biology Club I, F.F.A, 4, President 4, Football I, Baseball I, F.F.A. Judging Team I, 2, 3, 4. VELMA A. McGlNNlS Senior Book Report: Friendship Latin Club 4, Biology Club 2, 4. PAGE FIFTEEN Studying in fha Gllssemdfy CARL C. BRA Senior Book Repi Dramatics Club 4 MARDELL ROT Senior Book Repo Freshman Chorus I, 2, Library CIL Woodruff High, P' ALICE M. W Senior Book Repc A.L,M.A. I, 2, EE rt: Wheels In His Head H Mardy rt: Don't Look Behind You I, Biology Club 4, Archery Club I, 2, CAA. LJASPER AL r 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Ci.A.A 1. Committee 3, Jui Basketball Usher BETTY LOU P Senior Book Rep Mixed Chorus I, 3, Y-Teens 2, O nois I. Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, MARY LOUISE Senior Book Repoi Mixed Chorus I , B BONNIE SHERXJ Senior Book Repor A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 3. RRY rt: Pal O' Mine b I, 2, 3, President 3, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, tu eoria I, Peoria High, Peoria 2, 3. ti Alice in Vilonderlandn 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3, Librarian I, Girls' Chorus . I, Dramatics Club 2, Hop Committee 4, Prom ior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Class Play 2, , Girls' Chorus 2, Latin Club 4, Biology Club 2, A.A, 4, Lewistown High School, Lewistown, Illi- RAY CLEER Pinky 'ti You Make Your Own Luck 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. WACES VOOD ti Merry-Lips 4, Spanish Club 4, Cantonian Staff 4, Senior la! Junior Honor Society 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Financial Co mittee 3. GENE HERRINCL Council 4, Nation Senior Book Repoi A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, nant Staff 2, Carr 2, 3, Secretary 3, ager 3, 4, Junior CE PATRICIA ANIX Senior Book Repor A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, Lg 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Camera CIL Librarian I, 3, 4, 3, Junior Red Cro Hop Invitation Co Contest 3. R. NEWMAN Iv Senior Book Repor Mixed Chorus I, Basketball 2, 4. PACE SIXTEEN 't: Little Britches 'ti Contrary Mary iology Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, -ig Spanish Club 4, Pen- era Club I, 2, 3, Biology Club 4, Triangle Hi-Y Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Man- lass Play 3, Chorus Festival 2, 3, 4. DOUC-LAS Pat Fishie ti Aunt EIla's Cook Book , Mixed Chorus 3, Ciirls' Chorus 2, French Club , Spanish Club, secretary 4, Pennant Staff I, 2, b I, Y-Teens I, OAA. I, 2, 3, Reporter 3, ibrary Club, Vice-President 4, Prom Committee s I, 2, 3, 4, Cantonian Staff 4, Candy Seller 3, nmittee, Chairman 4, Freshman Chorus I, Music ICKINNEY Newt ti Not Quite Dead Enough Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Delta Hi-Y, Intramural Sports, 1-1. - 12:21, ,' ' 1' 'N I' 7 . 1951 .Seniors . NORMA JEANNE LEATHERS Normie Senior Book Report: I-low To Be Interesting A.L,M.A. 43 Mixed Chorus 43 French Club 3, 43 Pennant Staff 43 Biology Club 23 F.H.A. I, 23 Y-Teens I, 2, 43 G,A.A. 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Service Honorary 33 Junior Red Cross 43 Librarian 33 Junior-Sophomore Play 23 Archbishops Program 33 Girls' League I, 23 Chairman for Senior Farewell Party 33 Chairman for Feast Day Program 33 Office Aide 43 Silverton High School, Silverton, Oregon I, 23 Mt. Angel Acad- emy, Mt. Angel, Oregon 3. JAMES KUHARICI-I Silver Senior Book Report: People on Our Side A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Biology Club 23 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Chapter A3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 3, 4. CAROLYN BOHANNON Senior Book Report? Faint Perfume Bagd I, 2, 33 F,l-IA. 2, Program Committee Chairman3 Y-Teens I . MARDELLE LANDIS Margie Senior Book Report: Little Old Partner Mixed Chorus I3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 43 G,A.A. I, Z, 3, 43 Cantonian Staff 4. MARGIE LOU SEDDON Marge 'n,.'Senior Book Report: Tales Worth Telling f' A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Biology 2, 3' F.H.A. 2, 43 G.A.A. I3 Prom Committee 33 Cantonian Staff 43 Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 District Science Meeting 2, 3' State,Science Meeting 2. JACQULINE COVER Jackie Senior Book Report: Hear This Woman A,L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Latin Club 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Music Contest 3, 43 Cantonian Staff 43 Junior Honor Society 2. BEVERLY CONRAD Bev Senior Book Report: School Girl Mixed Chorus li Biology Club 2, 33 GAA, I3 National Junior Honor Society 23 Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2. JOANNE PARLIER Joey Senior Book Report: My Friend Irma A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Mixed Choruses I3 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A, 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 33 Archery Club I, 23 GAA, I, 2, 3, 43 Library Vice-President 23 Property Chairman, Junior Class Play3 College Night I. HELEN CLARK Senior Book Report: Personality Unlimited A.L.M.A, 23 Mixed Chorus I3 Girls' Chorus 23 FHA. 2, 43 Archery Club I3 G.A,A, I, 2, 3, 4, PATRICIA ANN MOORE Pat Annie Senior Book Report: This ls The Life A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Latin Club 43 Camera Club 23 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 23 Majorette 3, 43 Noon Hour Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Office Aide 43 Junior Council 33 Senior Council 23 Cheerleader I, 23 Prom Committee 33 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Chorus I3 Division 2 in District Music Contest 3. PAGE SEVENTEEN l 'Fr' rl 1 GLZZVLIZQ 3216 3360725 . . . BILL KlNZER Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, 4, ter A, Basketball Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, Willis rt: The Hero Spanish Club 3, Biology 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Chap- l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. t The Case of the Cautious Coqueiteu , Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4' Band l, 2, Mixed RAELENE'riNi4 'A'ARails ' i, J Chorus 2, 3, Fres l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Personnel tor Council Member coming Committ State Conference HELEN LOUISE Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. l, Mixed GERALD HARK Senior Book Repo AL M.A. 2, 3, 4, Triangle Hi-Y, Tr 4, Quill and Scrc Honor Society 2, Committee 3, Jur State Spanish Co Senior Class Play- Senior Book Repo A,L.M.A. 2, 3, 4, 4, Biology Club JZ, Contest, District first semester l. ELEANOR JANE Senior Book Repo AL.M.A. l, 2, 3, Club 2, Pennant . Club 2, Y-Teens tonian Staff, Tre mittee 4, Music 3 State Chorus Cor Program Committ HAROLD GOR Senior Book Repo A.L.M.A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4, Foo' BARBARA JEAP Senior Book Repo AfL.M,A. 2, 3, 42 l Spanish Club 4, 5 GAA, l, 2, 3, 4, Club 4, Christmas 4, Macomb High SHERRY RUTHE Senior Book Repo ALMA. l, 2, 3 Chorus l, F.H.A.Pl2 3, 4, May Fete JACK WOODS Senior Book Repor AL,M.A. l, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Int 4, Junior Red Cro PAGE EIGHTEEN man Chorus l, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Pennant Statt ', 4, President 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Librarian President asketball and Football 3, 4, Candy Seller 3, Junior , l-lop Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Homea e 4, Junior National Honor Society 2, Y-Teen 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. HUDSON 'ti Midnight Roundup Chorus l, F.l-lA 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, GAA, l, ESS Julius Jerry ti Friend of Caesar Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, easurer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President ll 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4, National Junior Cantonian Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Prom ior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, State Latin Contest l, 2, ntest 3, Dramatics Club Play 4, Class Scholar, l. A DUNCAN Janie JANE FREDERIC 't1 Dynamite Duncan, USN. Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Pehnant Staff F.H.A. 2, 4, Junior Red Cross 2,.3. 4, Music and State 3, Avon High School, Avon, Illinois TFOUTS Foutsie Elly 'ti Where the Pavement Ends Mixed Choruses 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Latin Advertising Staff l, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Biology l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, Freshman Chorus l, Can- surer 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Hop Com- ontest lVoicel 3, 4, Music Contest Aide l, 2, 3, itest 3, 4, County Music Festival 2, Class Play e 3. ON POST Gordie rt: Innocents Abroad , F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Intramural Sports, ball 3, 4. J ANDERSON Gunner 'ti What Could Literature Do For Me? Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, atin Club 2, Pennant Staff 4, Y-Teens 2, 32 4, rom Committee 3, Junior Class Play 3, Dramatics . Play 3, Prop Chairman for Dramatics Club Plays School, Macomb, Illinois. - ' RFORD V 'ti Gay Mystery , 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Freshman , 3, Y-Teens l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Cheerleader l, 2, ttendant l, Weeds - tt Every Teacher's Problem 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Biology Club 2, Delta 'amural Basketball 2, 4, Bowling l, 4, Football l, ss l 2 3 4 ' i - 1 i 4 fi ---1951 ezziors - - - JOAN KATHRYN FULLER 'ii0anie Senior Book Report: Body Beautiful Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41 Latin Club 41 Biology Club 3, 41 Y-Teens 41 Freshman Chorus lg Cantonian Staff 41 Noon Hour Y-Teens 2, 3, 41 l-lop Orchestra Committee 41 Dramatics Club 41 No Greater Love. ' NORMA L. BROWN Ncrm Senior Book Report: School Girl Mixed Chorus l1 Girls' Chorus 21 F.H.A. 21 Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona 2. ANNETA SCHWARZ Neatie Senior Book Report: Cheerful By Request A,L.M.A. l, 31 Pep Club 31 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 2, 31 F.H.A. 21 Y-Teens l, 2, 31 G.A.A. l, 31 Cantonian Staff 41 Junior Class Play Committee 31 National Honor Society 4. JOAN CRADDOCK Jodie Senior Book Report: With This Ring A.L.M.A. l, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 31 Girls Chorus 21 Fl-lA. 21 Freshman Chorus l. I . DIXIE BOLENDER Dix Senior Book Report: Angels Can't Do Better Freshman Chorus I1 Pennant Staff 21 Noon Hour Y-Teens 21 G.A.A. l,2, 3, 41 Librarian 41 Noon Hour Playground Activities 4. BlLLlE ANN UTSINGER Billy Senior Book Reporti The Married Look Pep Club l, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus l, 31 Librarian 31 Girls' Chorus 21 F.l-l.A. 21 Y-Teens l, 21 Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4. HELEN WEFENSTETTE Wettie Senior Book Report: Some of My Best Friends Are Soldiers Mixed Chorus l,21 Girls' Chorus 21 F.H.A, 2, 41 G.A.A. l,2, 3, 4. MARILYN KAY SMITH Mickie Senior Book Reporti Because l Love You A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Band l, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41 Latin Club I, 2, 31 Pennant Staff I, 21 Biology Club 2, 31 Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 41 Archery Club l1 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Hop Com- mittee 41 Prom Committee 31 Freshman Chorus lg Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Collector 21 Contest Chorus 2, 3, 4. BEVERLEE ANDERSON Rosie Senior Book Report: Try and Stop Me AL M.A. 2, 3, 41 Band 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 41 Spanish Club 41 Latin Club 21 Pennant Staff 41 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 41 G.A.A. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 41 Cantonian Staff 41 Junior Class Play 31 Senior Councilg Heritage of Wimpole Street 41 Prom Decorating Committee 31 Hop Refreshment Committee 41 Dramatics Club 41 A Bed of Hay 31 Music Contest 2, 3, 41 Fulton County Band Festival 2, 3, 41 Macomb High School lg National Honor Society 4, JEAN LEFEBVRE Le Pep Senior Book Report: The Bubbling Spring A.L M.A. l, 2, 41 Mixed Chorus lg Librarian lg Latin Club 41 Biology Club 21 G.A.A. lg Cantonian Staff 41 l-lop Committee 41 Homecoming Committee l1 St. Mary's Academy, Nauvoo, Illinois 2. PAGE NINETEEN . Gfffezzduzq Sckoof DOROTHY HEN T l Gflffairs . . DERSON Senior Book'Report: Pollyanna Mixed Chorus l, LON ALLEN Senior Book Rep Triangle Hi-Y 2, nois l. CARROL COL Senior Book Rep A.L,M.A. l, 2, Club 3, 4, Trea President 3, Sec Baseball l, 2, 3, mittee 4, V OENEVIEVE H Senior Book Repi A.L.M.A. 4, Cirlf Cross l, 2, 3, 4, . Jrt: Diary of a F Ciirls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. MITH Fargo fi: sky High 3, 4, Eastern State High School, Chaileston, llli- BERT Slats reshmann 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 43 Spanish urer 4, Pennant Staff 4, Delta Hi-Y i, 2, 3, 4, etary 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Senior Council fe, Hop Com- DRVATH Jenny Jrti Gentlemen Prefer Blondes i' Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.H,A. 2, Y-Teens lg Junior Red 'unior Class Play Committee 3, Prom Committee 3 RAYMOND LLKASIK Senior Book Report: The Price of Wisdom l rating Biology project. DOYLE MOOR Louie Senior Book Rep rt: Why Oo To High School? Basketball 2. CJARN ET STU F Senior Book Repc Mixed Chorus 3, DAN WALTER Senior Book Repi Band l, 2, 3, 4, Biology 2, Natior Honor Society 2, MARION LOU Senior Book Repc Intramural Sport President 4. JACQLJELINE l Chu Senior Book Repor Mixed Chorus l, Q' , Y PACE TWENTY - FLEBEAM Dimples irti Saturday's Child Ciirls' Chorus 2, Freshman Chorus l, nrt: Orchids and How to Crow Them French Club 4, President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, al Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior National 3. S KOZELICHKI irt: The Patent Leather Kid ii Basketball 2, 3, 43 Bus League Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 1 FFA. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Vice- .ALJRELDA HAMMOND Jackie t: A Modern Tomboy 3, Cirls' Chorus 2, 4, OAA. lg Cheerleader 2 d ,,.a:BY1. . . . 1951 ezziors . . . FRANCES MAY NEBERGALL Mike Frankie Senior Book Report: Mrs T, N. T. A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Band I, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, F.H.A. 4, Archery Club 2, G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, G.A.A, Float Committee 4. JOAN E. WHEELER Senior Book Report: Glory of Youth Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A, 2, Publicity Book Chairman 2, Y-Teens I, Contest Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 3, 4, Freshman Chorus I. BILL RICHARDS Willie Wimp Senior Book Report: Fightin' Fools A.L,M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, Pennant Staff I, Alpha Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Jugiog Council Member 3, Hop Committee 4, Junior Red Cross , , ,4. LINDA LOU BULL Lou Senior Book Report: The Early Worm F.H.A. Pianist 2, National Honor Society 3, Cantonian Staff 4, Noon Hour Playground Activities 4, National Honor Society 4. SUE JARNIGAN Senior Book Report: The Case of Rebellious Susan A.L.M.A. I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Vice-President 2, Y-Teens I, 2, G.A.A. I, Freshman Chorus, Junior Council, Senior Council. MARTHA MAE ROBERTS i'Marty Senior Book Report: Women Are Here to Stay A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Girls' Chorus 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 2, National Junior Honor Society 2, GAA. I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Junior Council 3, Senior Council 4, Prom Committee 3, Announcement Committee 4, Class Ring Com- mittee 3, Junior Class Play 3, State Y-Teens Conference 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Candy Seller 4, Ticket Seller 3, Senior Class Play 4. JEAN BELL LINCK Jeanie Senior Book Report: Murder on the Links Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 4, F.H.A, I, 2, GA.A. 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Hop Committee 4, Attended Farm- ington High School I. BONNIE JUNE SEWARD Senior Book Report: Dame Care Girls' Chorus 2, Y-Teens I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2. WANDA BLOOMFIELD Senior Book Report: She's My Gal A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Latin Club I, F.H.A,, Publicity Chairman 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Junior Council 3, Senior Council 4, Ring Committee 3, Announcement Committee 4, Hop Invitation Committee 4, Prom Invitation Committee 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Collector 4, Basketball Personnel 3, Freshman Council I, Guid- ance Department Typist 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, 3, F.H.A. Camp Delegate 2, Girls' Ensemble 3, National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH HARR Liz Senior Book Reporti Memoirs of a Midget A.L,M.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Librarian 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Pennant Staff I, Biology Club 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President I, G.A.A. I, Class Officer 4, Junior Honor Society 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treasurer, Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Candy Seller 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Class Play 3, Musical Aide 2, 3, 4, D.A.R. Medal Girl, National Honor Society 4. 6. QI, ,L X fl 41, - make TWENTY owe L, K 4 . 'n . - - haffirzq in fke G0 'T' r 1-ri rn' ors - . ROBERT L. WARFIELD Big Red Senior Book Report: Big Wheel Mixed Chorus I 3 Biology Club 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Football I,2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 4. AGNES MARINICH Aggie Senior Book Report: Smile, Please Y-Teens 3. ELEANOR HA Senior Book Re RNEY Elly rti Chuckle-bait A.L.M.A. I, 2, 43 Spanish Club, Vice-President 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 23 National Honor I, 23 National J Camera Club Ig Biology Club 2, 33 Y-Teens I3 ociety 3, 4, Secretary 43 Quill and Scroll 43 GAA. nior Honor Society, Treasurer 23 Librarian 33 Senior Council 43 Cantonian Staff, Editor 43 Prom Planning Committee 33 Junior Class Pla ROGER RILEY y Publicity Committee 3. Senior Book RerLort: Mari For The Ages ll Intramural Base GARY JOHNS Senior Book Re a , Football, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4. N iiRed., Orti Chivalry A.L.M,A. I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 43 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Chapter A3 Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4. ROSALEE M. Senior Book Re Biology Club 33 and Volleyball MITH Rosie ort: Those Smith Kids Library Club, President 43 Noon Hour Basketball 'ournament 43 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Murph 0 T High School, M bile, Alabama I3 Feitshans High School, Springfield, Illinois 2. NANCY GOO Senior Book Re A.L.M.A. 23 Mi SELL Nance rt: Papa Was a Preacher iced Chorus I, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Pennant Staff I3 Y-Teens I3 G.A.A. 23 Candy Seller 3, 43 Librarian I3 Jur Play 4. DON KEPLER Senior Book Re A.L.M.A. I, 2. Sports I, 2, 3, Cross I, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD BO ior Class Play Publicity Committee 33 Senior Class Little Watt ort: On The Danger Line 3 Mixed Chorus I3 Delta Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Intramural , Team Captain 43 Manager, Track 23 Junior Red LEN Leo Senior Book Repaorti Why Do We Say Such Things? Cross Country I ball 33 lntramur Chorus I3 Mixe MARGARET Senior Book Re Girls' Chorus 23 2, 33 Track I, 2, 43 Manager, Baseball and Basket- al Sports I, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew Work 43 Freshman d Chorus 23 Biology Club 2, 33 Camera Club 4. OUISE HAYES Mickie ortz Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Biology Club 33 G.A.A. 23 Beaver Dam High School, Beaver Dam, Kentucky I3 Oakwood Township High, Oakwood, Illi- nois 2. PAGE TWENTY-TWO i I . ,,,. . Y' ff' 55 -v . . .1951 ELAINE JACKSON Lola Stonewall 'Senior Book Report: Love Bound A,L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Librarian 2, Secretary 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Pennant Staff 43 F.H.A. 23 Noon Hour Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader I, 23 Junior Honor Society 23 State YeTeen Con- ference Delegate 33 Class Secretary 2, 33 Announcement Com- mittee 43 Hop Committee 43 Usher 33 Ring Committee 33 Library Club 3, Secretary 33 Senior Class Play 4. HELEN CHARLENE LITTLE Senior Book Report: Sweet Girl Graduate A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Pennant Staff I3 FHA, 2, Vice-President 2, District Delegate 23 YeTeens I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Quill and Scroll 43 GAA. I, 23 National Junior Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 23 Cantonian Staff 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Glee Club I3 Basketball Usher 33 Library Assistant I, 2, 43 Candy Seller 2, 33 Library Club, Treasurer 43 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Collector 33 Music Contest Aide I, 2, 33 Ticket Seller 2, 33 Contest Giee Club 33 National Honor Society 4. DEAN HUNGATE Hank Senior Book Report: The Body Freshman Mixed Chorus I3 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football 23 Football 3. BEVERLY JOAN McEUEN Bev Senior Book Report: All the Best in Hawaii Pep Club 2, 33 Band I3 Mixed Chorus I3 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 33 French Club 33 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 33 Candy Seller 43 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Chorus I3 Voice Con- test3 Cheyenne High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming I,2, 33 Roose- velt High School, Honolulu, Hawaii 3. cwENpoLYN HILL Gwen Senior Book Report: Christmas Bride A.L.M.A. I, 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 23 F.H.A. 23 Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary I3 Freshman Chorus I3 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Pennant Staff I. I 6121011 - - - PATRICIA ANNE PEARSON Pat Senior Book Report: The Queen Bee A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Drum Maiorette 2, 3, -I3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Latin Club 2 33 Biology Club 2, 3, President 33 Y-Teens I, 2, Treasurer 23 G.A.A. I, 23 Prom Committee 33 Hop Committee 43 Noon Hour Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 43 Homecoming Attendant I,33 Homecoming Queen 43 Class Officer, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, 'Treasurer 43 May Queen Attendant. BESSIE POTESANOS Bess Senior Book Report: Gentlemen Marry Brunettes A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Spanish Club 33 Pennant Staff 43 Fl-IA. 4, President 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 23 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Noon Hour Y-Teens 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Music Contest 23 Usher at Regional Tournament 33 Program Girl 43 Usher 33 State Contest, Girls' Chorus33 Football Ticket Seller 2. SUZANNE FOOTE Sue Susie Senior Book Report: Burning Beauty Band I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, -I3 Spanish Club 33 FHA, 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 23 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 State Chorus Contest 3, 43 Music Contest Aide I, 2, 33 A.L.M,A. Solicitor 23 State Music Contest tBatonI 33 District Music Con- test IEnsembleI 3. JOANNE HOGAN Jo Senior Book Report: Woman Tenderfoot in Egypt A.L.M.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Pennant Staff I3 Biology Club 23 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President I, President 43 GAA. I, 2, 3, 43 National Junior Honor Society 23 Dramatics Club 3. 4, Secretary 43 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader I, 23 Senior Council 43 Junior Class Play 33 Contest Play 33 Homecoming Committee I, 23 Prom Committee 33 Dramatics Club Play 43 Girls' 33 National Honor Society 43 Senior Class Play 4. MARCIA ARNETT Senior Book Report: The Wolf Woman A,L.M.A. I, 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 F.H.A. 2, Pianist3 Y-Teens I, 33 GAA. I3 Prom Com- mittee 33 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 43 Usher 33 Freshman Chorus I3 District Contest Accompanist 33 State Chorus Con- test 3, 4. PAGE TWENTY-THREE Hin . . Y L H L, , 66LVLIZq . JAMES KUCHAXI Jim Hack A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, President 33 Latin 23 Dramatics Club Junior Class3 Ser Committee 43 Rin Prom Committee 3 rr Senior Book Report: Comedy of Errors 43 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 President 4 3, 4, President lg Spanish Club 3 4 Vice Club 2, 33 Biology Club 33 intramural Bowling 2, 43 Dramatics Club Plays 2, 4 Vice President il Music Contest 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 3 4 Egyptian Music C mp 43 Boys' State 3. MARTHA CLEWELL Senior Book Repor t: Stubborn Heart CHARLEEN TOVREA Senior Book Report A.L.M.A, 33 CAA CHARLES CLAR Senior Book Repor A.L.M.A. l, 2, 3,1 l, 2, 3, Secretary ball l, 23 Dramatic: 33 One Act Play il 2, 33 Boys' Nation ROBERT BUSBY Senior Book Repor A.L.M.A, l, 2, 3, A ing l, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE AN Senior Book Repor Mixed Chorus l. ALMA HUGHES Senior Book Repor Crirls' Chorus 3, 43 2 Portrait ot a Lady . l, 23 Freshman Chorus l. K Chuck or Class President3 Co-Chairman Homecoming g Committee 33 Announcement Committee 4 1 Webster's Collegiate Dictionary 3 Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 2 Triangle Hi Y 2, President 33 lntrarnural Sports l 4 4 Foot Bob ti Robert the Round Head s Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Junior Class Play 3 National Junior Honor Society 2 Boys S ate 33 Senior Class Play 4. l3 Mixed Chorus 23 FFA. l, 23 lntrainural Bowl !ERlLL Charley t: Then Came Romance 3: A Cirl In Ten Thousand FHA, 23 GAA. lg Freshman Chorus l EDWARD REINHOLTZ Ed Senior Book Repor F.F.A. 2, 3, Secreta WALDO C. DOl A.L.M.A. 43 Biolo l, 2, 3, 43 Nation Senior Book Report: SY l RICHARD P. KE Senior Book Repor A,L.M.A. 3, 43 Mi Intramural Basketb PACE TWENTY-FOUR ti The Farm ary 33 FFA, Judging Team l. XIAHO NNEDY ti No Count Boy Rural Life at the Crossroads Club 2, 33 Intramural Football and Basketball Junior Honor Society 2. red Chorus l, 23 Biology Club 2 Delta Hi Y 4 all l, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 3, 4, F . . .1951 LUCILLE PETTIT Lucy ELMER E. BRAZEE Mer Senior Book Report: My Best Girl Biology Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, Reporter 25 GAA. I, 2. DELANO D, KRLJZAN eiziors - - - Senior Book Report: Cheerful Cherub A,L.M.A. 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 4, Pro- gram Chairman 45 All-State Band 45 Senior Council 45 Prom Committee 35 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. Senior Book Report: The Go-Getter Pennant Staff 4. JOHN WINFIELD ENGLISH Dog TOMMY JOE MOORE Dogtace Senior Book Report: Sinners Never A.L M.A. 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 45 Baseball Manager I, 2, 4 LARRY DEAN GENTRY Senior Book Report: Whose Little Die Delta LU P' F' 3 P N W 4: cn ID 3 Q. .iv W Jr. S X YD Q. 0 3' o - C lfl to PU Bird Am I? , 3, 4. Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Pennant Staff 45 Camera Club I 2 ' Delta Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 . , 3, 4, Intramural I5 Track I, 25 Cross Country l, 2, 45 Pennant Collector I5 Junior National Honor Society 25 Dramatics Club 45 Played Cards As Women Do 4 Class Treasurer 25 lf Men usic Contest 2, 3, 45 All- 5 M State Music 3, 45 Fulton County Chorus 2, 3, 45 State Chorus Contest 35 Petrie Band Camp I, 25 Indiana University Music Clinic 35 Fulton County Band Fest Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT Ll NDZEY Bob ival I, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Senior Book Report: The Bachelor Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 4. . I Senior Book Reporti The Gals They Left Behind A.L.M.A, I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 3, 45 Librarian 35 Spanish Club 3, 4, President 45 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 25 Delta Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 35 National Junior Honor Society 25 Class President 25 Class Vice-President 45 Prom Committee 35 All-State Chorus 45 Senior Class Play 45 Escort to Freshman Homecoming Attendant I5 Boys' State I, 25 National Honor Society 4. RICHARD AWL Dick Senior Book Report: Perfect Behavior Band I. 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Intramural Bowling 2, 45 Football I, 25 National Junior Honor Society 25 National Honor Society 4, WALTER BAIR Bud Senior Book Report: The Best Man Intramural Sports I, 2, 45 Football 25 Cross Country 4. JUANITA LEE PICTON Nita Senior Book Reportt Daughter of Heaven Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Y-Teens I5 GAA, I, 2, 4. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE azzifoizicuz Sfaff - - - Standing' C, Harrison, advisor, T Henseler, J Andrews, J. Powers M. Landis, H. Little, M. Seddon, A Schwarz, Seated, Left Row: J. Cuyton, J. English, CJ Harkless, R. Henseler, J Seated, Center Row: B, Anderson, E Harr, C. Clark, E Harney, J Cover, M Weir, J. Letebvre Seated, Right Row: B, Sherwood, E Eouts, D. Simpson, L. Bull, P. E Not in Picturei Cordon Roller. Here are the good kids who put the l9Sl Cantonian to bed. Sometimes we worked 'n sometimes we played, but we doo Hope you like it too, but it doesn't make any dit you've already paid that two seventy-tive, so ther MEMBERS OE THE ST! Co-Editors .,......,.... ..... E Ieanor Harney, Morton Weir Business Managerse Jack Andrews, John English, Richard Henseler, Cordon Roller Statt Treasurer .................. Eleanor Eouts Typists- -Linda Bull, Helen Little, Ann- eta Schwarz, Dorothy Simpson Upperclass Sports .......,,.. ...... J oe Cuyton Underclass Sports ...., ,....., T om Henseler Name Car Features-P Fuller, P. Howard ouglas. :J it , anyway. Vv'e like it. ference it you don't 'cause ml iEE ds Agent ......... Margie Seddon -Baverlee Anderson, Charles Clark, ,acquline Cover, Pat Doug- las, Eleanor Eouts, Joan Euller, Jerry Harkles ard, Jea 5, Elizabeth Harr, Peggy How- 1 Lefebvre, John Powers, Bon- nie Sherwood, Dorothy Simpson lntorrnatic n ..... ........ . Mardelle Landis Advisor .....,..,. ....... C onny L. Harrison PACE TWENTY-SIX - eizlor Q9 ny Eirst Row: E Jackson, N Coodsell, J Hogan, P Howard, E Harr, Second lloxv N Roberts. C Clark, E Brazee, J, Harklcss Third lloxvj J English, Q Christy J Andrews l-lOl3COBLlN HOUSE Hobgoblin l-louse, this years Senior Class Play, is now cast and being rehearsed every night under lvlr, Walker's direction. No doubt you have seen plays that have fairly made your flesh creep but heres one that tops them all, For every thrill, there is a hearty laugh, lxfliss Priscilla Carter is peeved because her two neices have fallen love with two silly young nincompoopsf' She purchases the grim old Hobgood house in the foothills of the Gzarks and here in the seclusion of the mountains she plans a safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for at least six months on penalty of being disinherited. And what a mess they get into A-ghosts and ghostly doings everywhere, Just as luck would have it, they arrive on the very night that old Bluebeard Bronson, who once committed a murder in the house, is supposed to revisit the scene of his crime, There are some strange happenings on this night, especially when the two boys arrive and dress up like ghosts in order to scare Aunt Priscilla back to town, The boys, after scaring the daylights out of the three servants, are discovered by Aunt Priscilla. Just as she is about to condemn the girls to wait for their money for four years, a number of ghostly manifestations appear and the boys disappear, Bluebeard Bron- son, the murderous lunatic, appears and has Aunt Priss convinced they should leave when the boys rush in to tell them that they are being fooled and that there is a kidnapped girl involved and Bluebeard is only acting crazy. Not until this is proved does Aunt Priscilla relent and agree that Jack and Frank marry her two neices. The characters include: The crochety Miss Priscilla Carter, Peggy Howard: the deter- mined neices, Marion, lvlartha Roberts, and Jill, Elaine Jackson, the two fun loving boys, Frank l-larlow, John English, and Jack Loring, Charles Clark, Susan Parkins, Elizabeth Harr, the English 'ouskeeperg l-lenry Coober, Elmer Brazee, and Delilha Worts, Nancy Coodsell, the two colored servants, old Darius Krupp, the ancient caretaker of the l-lobgoblin House, Cer- ald Harkless, Bluebeard Bronson, the escaped maniac, Jack Andrews, Bill Vxfilkins, his keeper, Glenn Christy, and thenf - The l-leadless Phantom who is later found to be Patricia, a missing Chicago heiress, Joanne Hogan. PACE TXX'ElXlTY-SEVEN Glam QM!! . We, the class of l95l, being sound of body, but comrletely confused in mind, do hereby bestow, bequeath, endow, will, leave and give our worldly nd unworldly goods thus: Jack Andrews, will my lung power to the remaining members of the cornet section of C.l-l S,'s well known band to be used at their discretion. Marcia Arnett, will my ability to ask personal ques- tions to Tommy l-lenseler to combine with his in- exhaustible vocabulary that he may make himself better understood. ll-le talks above my headl Pat Aten, will my petite figger to Pam Reffett to enter in the Plow Queen contest. Charlotte Averill, will my ability to attract older guys to Sharon Witherell who will appreciate the gift. Richard Awl, will my short name to Mariann Pap- papetru for obvious reasons. Elmer Brazee, will my giggle to Don Beldin to use while playing the piano. Clenn Christy, will my talent for wrecking the chem- istry lab to Sue Meyers to add to her own scien- tific genius. l-lelen Clark, will my name to our illustrious Latin teacher just fer variety. Ray Cleer, will my red hair to Mr. Deutch because his own is wearing out. Carrol Colbert, will my piano arrangement of Old Dog Shep to Ruth Ellen Johnson for a dandy com- panion. Tom Cory, will my nickname Flab to Bob Chiper- field who probably won't be able to use it. Jackie Cover, will my interest in our most tal- ented pianist to Andrena Susich who loves music- and musicians. Joan Craddock, will a slightly used bottle of coke to Cfail Maxwell to guzzle during Spanish ll. Barbara Anderson, will my short straight bob to Pat Creenbank to use for variety since variety is the spice of life. . Beverlee Anderson, will my original dance steps to Fred Astaire to use in his next movie. Shirley Azbell, will my slender look to Coletta Walker just to see what will happen. Walter Bair, will my vicious nature to Peanuts Yerbic to use in case of emergency. Cierald Beam, will my name to the lumber company to use in the foundation of the new l-ligh School. Wanda Bloomfield, will my big baby, blue eyes to Bill Knott because l think they will look purty behind Bill's specs Billie Ann Anderson, will my ability to make Jack Andrews blush to Sarah Coldilocks Shepley who ought to understand the technique already, but may not. Jane Duncan, will my interest in the Comel Korn Shop to anyone who likes double butter on his pop corn. ' John En lish, will my Mortimer Snerd walk to Jerry Collins i use to replace his Jersey bounce. Kathryn Eskew, will my ability to always give the punch line of my corny jokes first to Rose Marie Fengel to add to her already versatile personality. Donna Evans, will my interest in alum crooners to Shirley Terpening who approves of them too, l hear. Suzanne Foote, will my wardrobe to Cretchen Sold- wedel ju t to see if the duds will fit. Carolyn ohannon, will my quietness to Monte Rupe who pro ably won't know what to do with it. Dixie Bol nder, will my nose for news to Betty Saur- baugh fo traditional reasons. Norma Brown, will my interest in Phoenix, Arizona, to Ardath Adams who loves Arizona, but def. Linda B ll, will my pleasing personality to Eddie Butkovicllli just for the heck of it. Bob Busby, will my one-time good grades in Ameri- can l-listoary to Junior Spyres just because l'm gen- erous. Martha Cllewell, will my neatness to Donna Scott to use when she becomes a real cow girl. Lon Smith, bequeath my peaches and cream,com- plexion a'id rosy cheeks to Dean Trenton 'cause l think he' deserving. Marilyn Flaskauskas, bequeath my velocity in speech to Maxin Pollitt to use for convincing her father that she hould have a date every night. Anneta chwarz, bequeath one well-worn pair of saddle ox ords to Rosalee Clewell to use in strolling down Lovers' Lane with John Criffin, Mary Wages, bequeath my place on the plushy yel- low, high school bus to some kid who's too tired to walk to school. Marilyn mith, bequeath the place taken by my daily lett r in the mailman's pouch to Montgomery Ward's wwo has no heavier correspondence than l. Martha Roberts, bequeath my ten yards of ribbon on the ba k of Ed SIagle's ring to the CAA. to use in decorahng next year's homecoming float. Cerald Wingerter, bequeath my purple light house sweater t all the girls in the Junior class who carry torches f r the Senior lettermen. Bob War ield, bequeath my elliptically, cylindrical cranium tg Tommy Picton to use as a battering ram again t football opponents of Cl-l.S. Joan Fuller, will my special knack at playing pool to David Vandermeer because he needs the practice. Maxine Fulton, will my quaint last name to the county, Long may it livel Lora Mae Carren, will my place as a star witness in Commercial Law class to Dorothy l-leikes who shone in the jury. PACE TWENTY-ElCl-lT Chuck Clark, will my very decided opinions and line of hot air to John Flahavin and Jack Einstein Klobuchar, both of whom don't need these gifts, but no one else will have 'em. Jerry Dearing, will my prized nickname, Beaky , to Larry Jenkins who is duly qualified to receive the same. Waldo Donaho, will my woolly locks to Norman Brasel who would look so darling with all those curls. Pat Douglas, will my little camera and a couple of blown flash bulbs to the Cameron Studio for use in taking pictures for the l952 Cantonian. Betty Downs, will my sweet personality to David Calhoun because he's such an angel type., or is he? Jerry Harkless, will my place as class brain and my cherubic countenance to Roddy Karmenzind to use in misleading opposing football teams. Eugene Harrison, will my prominent position in FFA, to Buzz Roeth, the city slicker of C.H.S. Dorothy Henderson, will my osculatory lips to Shirley Howe whose style of applying lipstick is unusual. Boogie Henseler, will my extraordinary talent as a seamstress land l ain't kiddin'i to next year's Homemaking l people who will have to hustle to come up to my standards. Gwen Hill, will my quiet demeanor to Dave Brown who could benefit by the possession of it. Gene Herring, will my intramural duties to anyone who doesn't have anything else to do and wants to take 'em on. Joanne Hogan, will my versatility to Karolyn Wood- cock whom l instruct to use the dictionary to find out what l'm willing her. Jennie Horvath, will my place as l95O Prom Queen to Martha Coultas who seems to have the situation well in hand. Alma Hughes, will my Classy Chassisll to body by Fisher. Don Kepler, will my middle aged spread, acquired from constant motorcycle riding, to Gordie Bohan- non with admonitions to watch his step or he too will need to follow the doctor's diet. John Griffin, will my technique to break windows without getting caught to any Freshman boy who wants to live dangerously. Eleanor Harney, will my place as the most generally well-liked girl in the senior class to Joan Hinkle who shows signs of deserving it. Joe Guyton, will my path up and down the side lines of the football field to Charlie Churchill who, as manager of the team, might need it. Jackie Hammond will my petite size to Pat Kramer which added to her own would make her right tall. Larry Gentry, will my Nordic beauty to Chuck Finfgeld to use as a disguise on Hallowe'en. - - - fass Eleanor Fouts, will my darling little sister, Charlotte, to Neil Swartzbaugh to make a beautiful pair when combined with his kid sister, Deanna. Nancy Goodsell, will my unique checkered glasses to Jerry Slack 'cause l love my seat mate so-o-o, Willard Jump, leave my civilian clothes to Reinhardt Seipel since l shall be in Uncle Sam's navy. Richard Kennedy, will my dancing shoes to Charlie Walljasper to help him gain speed on the harrier team. Bill Nidiffer, endow Roger Zerwer with my terrific line to use to hang his clothes on. Dale Bohm, will to Terry Buffum my last minute entrances to and split-second exits from classes be- cause I want a new Packard. Carl Brazee, bequeath my rendition of Feather- top to Miss Coty to use between the acts of the Junior class play. Jairus Armstrong, bequeath my ultra-modern, air conditioned coupe to Judy Caruso because she must be tired of driving that old Cadillac. John Atherton, bequeath my attraction for under- class girls to Jimmy Elwell to use when he's a senior, Donald- Edwards, bequeath my position as a son of the soil to M. B. Carver who should be a farmer. Margaret Hayes, give my route to school to Clara Irons because that route goes past the Henseler menage. Bill Kinzer, endow my beautiful sideburns on Freddy Downey 'cause he'd need Vigoro to grow some himself. Sue Jarnagin, endow my frost bitten ears, gained from sticking my head in the ice cream containers at Roszell's, on Leslie Jackson 'cause his ears are too big to get in a container. Delano Kruzan, endow my motor bike on Miss Har- rison to replace Lulubelle who is slowly, but surely, disintegrating. Jean Lefebvre, endow my dry wit to Alan Baxter be- cause his fairly drips. Doyle Moore, endow my nickname, Cuphead , on the Maxwell House Coffee Co. because of its appro- priate meaning. Jerry James, will my little black book to John Elli- son in case he has a way to get to Denver. Naomi O'Donnal, bequeath my prowess in Book- keeping ll to another one of Mr. Deutch's unsus- pecting victims. Jim Kuchan, endow my persistence in carrying an unlit torch on Janet Patterson to see if she can light it. Ray Lukasik, endow my pharmaceutical knowledge on Jon Culton who is already acquiring some of his own. Norma Leathers, endow my last name on June Shu- maker for maybe together we can start a thriving business. PAGE TWENTY-NINE my CM!! . I, Pat Pearson, bequeath my monopoly cn the position I, Bob Nuttall, endow my exemplary behavior in Mr. as class queen to Anita Cardot to use when she Zeiglerlclasses to Dave McGinnis to perpetuate becomes a senior. Mr. Zei Ier's tranquil life. I, Cordon Post, bequeath my hill billy twang to Esther I, Frances Nebergall, endow my safety driver's sticker Burnett whose very proper English aggravates me. on Marcia Kirkpatrick to put on the blue Packard. We, Jean Linck and I-lelen I-ludson, bequeath our be- I, Jim Kuharich, endow my place as Cod's gift to un- Ioved boss, Eddie Lewis, Jr. to the Biology Club derclass gals on all the underclass males. SOYTIG of whose lTI9l'TIDel'S also collect IDLIIISVFIISS. iv iviaifiiyifi Kaiser, endgw my machine gun Chatter on I, Agnes Marinich, bequeath my perfect brunette Dolores Bolon so she too will get all the attention coloring to Patty Allaman to use when she be- in any ciowd. COYTIQS IVIISS AVYIGVICBV I, Marion liozelichki, bequeath my resemblance to my I, Lyle Murphy, bequeath my emaciated frame to Jack handsomf big brother to Dick Pschirrer because I Threw because I know he'll appreciate it. want hin to be the Cregory Peck of the class of 54. I, Tommy Joe Moore, bequeath my place as the fac- I, Bessie P tesanos, leave my Buick to Bob I-larland so ulty's best friend to Cieorge Maurice because he bids he can get to Farmington and back without paying fair to be as pestiferous as I am. bus fare. I, Elaine Jackson, bequeath my interest in Be-bop l- Ed RGIVIIIOIIZI bequeath VTIY SGT in rgll VOOVTW I9 to bands and pianists to Ketric Klingman to diversify SOWIG Cleieflflng JUBIOI' WIIO Wlll l0V9 ll- l ISVIOWI the music department. I, Jim R udebush, bequeath my rowdy ways to I, Bob Lindzey, bequeath my garrulousness to Donna Pfrediy der who 'S Somewhal O' 'E' roughneck Dabney whose quiet and demure mien can stand en- 'mse ' lightening lor can it?I I, Jack Woods, bequeath my I-Iobo Day costume to I, Joan Wheeler, bequeath my aloof air to Ruth France 'y Or' '4'e'F am 'O use next year' whose harum-scarum ways alarm me. I, Dottie Simpson, bequeath my quiet efficiency and I, Paul Tarter, bequeath my role of a star snooker . dFfHeQda ? .'Iiy lo Jane Alel' because 'he Comms' player to Allan Connor who infests the Pfister all W' e S V' 'ng' the time and should appreciate the gift. I, Peggy .Howard bequeath my well-known blank- I, Jim Royer' bequeath my bump of irish humor which expiession which I assume on propituous occasions I'm always using at the wrong time to Raoul Rein- 'O Seal' Sleach' 'he Dead End KK' Ol 'Re Sopho' ertsen to use in entertaining Freshman girls, es- more Cass' pecially blondes, I, Bill Richards, bequeath my Ciolden Cloves champion- I, Cordon Roller, bequeath my five o'clock shadow at 5'J'R 'O yy S Mackey Whom ' deem 'O be 3 l SUE' nine in the morning to Jim Peake, the fair-haired Fessor tc my Crown' boy of the Freshman class. I, Roger Ri ey, bequeath my one well-worn plaid sport I, Joan Parlier, bequeath my interest in Norris and ? ' 'ic Larry. Sijclihso hell PBVG S0m9Tl1lng dif- Norris residents to all the Canton kids who like to stent 'Om 'S FO er' go to the I-lillcrest Theater. I, Billy Reed, bequeathlmy artistic talentsito Wilma I, Mardelle Landis, bequeath my place as Information S.Pa'PgO'J' Whose a'3 y along 'Pa' Re 'S q 'e5' Editor of the Cantonian staff to Algira Rennicks One ' who likes to spend a lot of time in the office. I, Alice Walliasper, bequeath my sweet personality to I, Kenneth Pearson, bequeath my aptitude in Social Mary Z q te add 'O Re' OWF' Charm' Science to Ronald Reith to use when he strikes I, Marge S ddon, bequeath my spongelike capacity to Civics next year. absorb g ssip to Betty Saurbaugh who knows a little I, Beverly McEuen, bequeath my I-Iawaiian sun tan to R abou a 'O' O' gS' Madeline Nibbelin to replace her numerous freckles. I, Bonnie Sfward, bequeath my bright blue specs to I, Pat Moore, endow my shiny baton on Charlotte JO Am' 'eR'ey to use as a Spare' Irons in case her own baton gets rusty. I, Charleen Tovrea, bequeath my air of simplicity to iy john powers, endow my ammationipi on Jim Shaw June Lynch, the sophisticate of the sophomore class. whose quietI?l manner annoys me no end. l, Raelene Tink, bequeath my gift of gab to Ruth I, Helen Little, endow my first million, which I made Amell ' use Flurmg F' dull assembly' at Kresge's, on Angeline Calogeris so she can be l, Sherry utherford, bequeath my voice with the another Barbara I-lutton, Umph to Miss Conklin to go with her French accent. I, Cary Johnson, endow my perseverance in keeping I, Jim Whyde, also bequeath my head of red hair to training on Jim Sepich who should understand why Mr. Deutch 'cause I want Mr. Deutch to be a long- l'm willing it to him. haired m.isician and he'll need a lot of hair. PACE Tl-IIRTY I, Rosalee Smith, bequeath my beautiful natural-curly hair to blonde Corinne Brown whose straight locks are a great contrast to my gift. I, Bonnie Sherwood, bequeath my hearty laugh to Sharon Stookey, the smile-less wonder of the Junior class. I, Danny Walter, bequeath my deceptively quiet air to Ronnie Scalf who is certainly not of the same disposition. I, Dick Westerfield, bequeath my green eye brows to Juanita Ellis because I want them in good hands. I, Liz Harr, will my characterlll parts to Miss Coty who can use them in future Junior plays. ll like Maude Adamsl I Newman McKinney, will my collection of other people's possessions, Detroit Tiger pennants in par- ticular lsee Eleanor Harney and Ardath Adamsl, to Jerry Whitehead to use for decorations for his room. I, Dean Hungate, will my place at the pinball machine in Cardosi's to Pat Rakestraw and Jean Polhemus to have and to hold henceforth and forevermore. l, Jim McKean, will my Louella Parsons personality and Walter Winchell store of information to I- don't-know-whom, because I know of no one worthy of the bequest. I, Beverly Conrad, will my respect for the bookkeep- ing teacher to Shirley Hudson who will no doubt cherish it tenderly. I, Velma McGinnis, will my square jaw to Joe Louis who needs it after that fight with Ezzard Charles. I John Myers, will my permanent case of encephalitis to Harvey Wells whom the teachers would like to see sleep once in a while. I, Betty Perry, will my soft, melliferous voice to Janet Squeaky Strawn because you know why. I Lucile Pettet, give my unusual height to all the tiny I Freshman boys to divide among themselves. - - ass I, Carnet Stufflebeam, will my job as senior office aide to Paris Chockley because I like his cognomen. I Juanita Picton, endow Miss Tuttle with my Dad's police car lcomplete with detention slips for license platesl to use in patrolling senior hall. I, Junior Schenck, give my collection of striking shirts lthey hit you in the eyel to Tommy Laurence 'cause they'lI fit him so well. I, Mardelle Roth, bequeath my affection for Hudsons, Packards, Cadillacs, for cars, cars, cars, to Joan Nelson who has a collection of her own including Buicks, Dodges, Fords and trucks. I, Helen Wefenstette, bequeath my interest in Fords land I don't mean carsl to any gal who wants one, I, Bill Winegardner, will my privilege of napping in Miss Harrison's fifth period Civics class to Drexel Fouts who will probably be as bored in Civics as I am and so appreciate a few minutes rest each day. I Morton Weir, will my guffaw to Mr. Coats who is undeniably the apex of dignity. ll like Maude Adams, tool We, the class of '5l, will our pet pigeon to Mr. Wild- man if he can use it. We, the class of '5l, will our good manners to the Freshmen who certainly need them. We, the Cantonian staff, will an unabridged dictionary to all of those who buy a l95l Cantonian so they can understand and interpret the grandiloquent nomenclature and verbiage we have used herein. We, the class of 'Sl , will our dog-eared, well-thumbed textbooks to the I95l Homecoming committee to use in the Homecoming bonfire, as the afore-named books are so dry they'Il certainly burn well, We, the class of '5l, will our love and affection for the faculty to the Sophomores with the admonition to handle the dears as tenderly as we have. We, the class of '5I, will our powerful intelligence to the Juniors because someone must replace us and we know of no others who are as capable of so doing. lBesides we can't avert it. 'Tis fatel Being less sound of body and more confused in mind lif possiblel after compiling this doc- ument, we do appoint as our joint executors, Sam and Grandpa, with the admonition to carry out our instructions to the most infinite degree. lHeaven help them in their endeavorsl To this document we set our hand and seal this tenth day of November AD, l95O. Witnesses 3 Sears and Roebuck CLASS OF I95l PACE THIRTY-ONE GMD QJI 0,Ok6Cy . . . 'Y llwkaf js 60 .Be .jen Barbara Anderson-Cashier and bookkeeper in Mer's Men's Shop, a haberdashery for fashionable fops. Beverlee Anderson-A somewhat shopworn maiorette for the Cincinnati American Legion Post JHOSBTVQ. lWe don't know why the half? Billie Ann Utsinger-Outstanding leader of Fairview's fashionable elite. Jack Andrews-President of the Sepo Chamber of Commerce. Marcia Arnett-Only mamma in the Boston l'Pops orchestra, lShe tickles the ivoriesl Pat Aten-Private secretary for the president of the Sepo Chamber of Commerce, lSee above? Charlotte Averill-Demonstrator for Christy's Crappy Cold Cream, Glen Christy-lnventor, producer and owner of Christy's Crappy Cold Cream for cold-nosed creatures. Dick Awl-l-lead usher at Grauman's Chinese Theater, Hollywood. KNO his footprint ain't therel Shirley Azbell--Saleslady behind the comb counter at Block G Kuhl's. Walter Bair-Successor to Mr, Deutch. Gerald Beam-Tackle for the Chicago Bears. Wanda Bloomfield-l-lostess at the Southern Barbecue, Carolyn BohannoneA silent model posing for stills for the movies, Dixie Bolender---l-lead librarian at the University of Kentucky, lWhere they produce basketball playersl Elmer Brazee--Purported to be proprietor of Mer's Men's Shop. lWe hear he spends most of his time washing the windowsl Norma Brown-Polishing the tombstones in Tomb- stone, Arizona. Linda Bull- Mer's lnot veryl private secretary. Bob Busby-Known as Bumpalong Busby, successor to Hopalong Cassidy, TV with Busby is his slogan these days. Chuck Clark-As Prime Minister of Lower Slob- bovia, he helps keep the inmates Medicated by confusing them with his inexhaustible vocabulary. Helen Clark-A soda jerk at Kresges Five and Dime in Keokuk. Ray Clee re-Grand champion steer raiser, Martha Cllewell-HMrs. Plowshare of l986. Carrol Ccjlbert--Sexton of Greenwood Cemetery, ll-le keeps hem quietl Jackie Cover-l-lead bookkeeper at Cover's Classy Clunks Motor Sales, lThey won't drivel Tom Cory-Right fielder for the Peoria Redwings. Joan Cra ddock-l-lead bottle capper at the Coca-Cola plant in Bonegap, Illinois. Jerry Dearing-Successor to Jimmy Durante. lYou know why? Waldo Donaho-Y.M.C.A. Secretary at Syncarte, lYou guess wherel 'lPat Douglas-l-leap big squaw of Chief Minnesota. Betty Sh nuts a aw-Demonstrator for Downy Flake Dough- t Woolworth's in Peoria, Jane Durcan-ehlational President of the Throttle Twisters union. Eleanor l-laarney-Ministers wife engaged in home mis- sionary work down on the East Side. E Elizabeth ture of l-larr Model for Before and After pic- Ievator Shoe ads. lShe needs an electrical engineei Pardon us, she has onel Peg l-lowardMThe Tallulah Bankhead of the modern stage, .lean Lefebvre---Successor to Miss Danner. lShe knows all the ins and outsl Dick WesrerfieldHA television ham. Danny W lter-fSenator from Illinois specializing in filibustela rs about potted plants. Bonnie Sh rwoode-Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for her no l, Cautions To The Wind, a tale of Cl-l.S. i the '60s . Rosalee S ith-Chief librarian at the Illinois School for the lDeaf. Dorothy Simpson-A farmers wife living near Little America, Jack Woocfls-Though an old bachelor he still occupies the bri dl suite at that certain hotel in Monmouth. Jim Roudepush-Weight lifter in a carnival. Ed Reinh PAGE Tl-I I RTY-TWO oltz-fPrize winning poultry raiser. .9 Margie Seddon-Successor to Hedda Hopper lnot be- cause of her hatsl Milt Weir-The guy that holds the dictionary for Prime Minister Clark. Jerry Harkless-General manager of the Kickapoo Joy Juice Corporation. John English-Has a patent pending on his Clem C. lyou-know-who-we-mean walki lope. Kathryn Eskew-Still teaching the Latin lll students. Donna Evans-She's engagedg She's lovelyg She uses Ponds. Suzanne Foote-Posing for Maybelline lmakes the eyes beautifull ads. Eleanor Fouts-She still loves the Irish. Joan Fuller-The Fuller Brush Cirl. Maxine Fulton-Twentieth Century heiress to the Clarmont. Lora Mae Carren-Model for Brek Shampoo. Larry Gentry--Salesman for Toni Home Permanent. Nancy Coodsell-Ambulance driver in the WACs. John Griffin-President of the Henpecked Husbands League. Joe Cuyton-Chief engineer in charge of rebuilding the Sphinx. Jackie Hammond-Hopping along with the Hoppers land we don't mean Hedda.l Eugene Harrison--Inspector of motors in a LJ. S. Army motor pool. Dorothy Henderson-Possessor of the only flying Australian oppossum in captivity. Boogsie Henseler- Mr. Dumb John of l953. Cene Herring-The only man who ever bagged a fox in Robertson Field House. Ciwen Hill-Head Laundress at the Daily Daily Dandy Laundry. Joanne Hogan-Airline stewardess on the Crippled Clipper Line. lWe mean both clip and cripplel Jenny Horvath--Voted what the boys would like best to be left on a desert island with. Alma Hughes-Official windshield wiper at Fulton's Fabulous Auto Service. Don Kepler-President of Kepler's Krazy Kar Klub. Voted most daring drivervof l955. 6155 QJI' 010 Elly Pat Moore-Still teaching kiddies how to twirl batons. John Powers-Successor to Sir Cedric Cass. Helen Little-Airline hostess whose best seller is now As Close To Heaven As l'll Ever Get, sequel to I Hear You Knocking, But You Can't Come ln. Cary Johnson--Basketball coach at Cornfield College. Bob Nuttall--Short-stop on Dumferline Dumbelle Nine. lHow he loves the dumb bellesl Frances Nebergall-Sergeant in the WACs stationed on Guam. Jim Kuharich-Still the Peck's Bad Boy of the Class of 'Sl Marilyn Kaiser-Winner of the annual Talkathon sponsored by Cheerio. Marion Kozelichi-Playing the role of the Shiek of Araby for MCM. Bessie Potesanos-Proprietress of the beauty salon where Potesanos Perfect Permanents are given to perfect ladies. lNo gents allowedll Jerry James-Still pushing that Model A. Naomi O'Donnal-Managing O'Donnal's Bakery where delectable cream puffs are puffed. Jim Kuchan-Engaged in answering the 50,0lJOth let- ter received in request for his pamphlet How To Eat and Stay Thin. Ray Lukasik-He decided two M.D.s in one family were enuf so he took up farming. Tommy Joe Moore-Head clown with Ringling Broth- ers Circus. lHe rolls 'em in the aislesl Elaine Jackson-Taking care of the Three Twins. lThe campbell twins, we meanl Bob Lindzey-The man most likely to stay a bachelor. Joanne Parlier-Lady Rassler of the Decade. lShe's known as Jaunty Joanne. J Q Mardelle Landis-Ticket seller at the Carden Theater. Kenneth Pearson-Head rustler at Russell Ranch near Flagstaff, Arizona. Bob Warfield-Zoo keeper in New York's Central Park. lHe keeps the animals happy.l Norma Leathers-Creator of the New Look in Bangs for that Shep Look. Bill Kinzer-Net-tender for the i957 Olympic Ping- Pong team. PACE THIRTY-THREE 4 ' 'J lfi -, 'K f'II'5WR'? et ie. M D 5' ' 1' 3? !6L5S QJl 0il9k6Cy . . Sue JarniganAMrs Bob Pschirrer, president of the Home Bureau of Menard County. Delano Kruzan-Champion Motorcycle l-lill Climber. Doyle Moore-Famous flagpole sitter the likes to be looked up tol. Pat Pearson--l-lead floor-walker on the mezzanine in the Empire State Building. Cordon Posthhlew owner of the Brooklyn Bridge. Jean Linck-l-lead dishwasher for Derrickson's Dingy Diner. Lyle Murphy--Voted the most photographed male of l96O. Agnes Marinich--Voted the Mrs. Brunette of the year lwe don't know what yearl. J Gerald Wingerter-Assistant to Warfield. ll-le knows his oatsl Martha Roberts--Designer of trick valentines. Marilyn SmithHComb tester for the combs for Com- mon People Company. Mary Wagesw-Mrs Maurice Babcock. lShe's a print- er's devill Anneta Schwarz-Proprietress of a chain of popcorn stands in lllinois theaters Marilyn Raskauskas-Winner of the Sit and Chatter contest at WLS. Lon Smith-Winner of the l96O award in Kindness to People Week, Jim Whyde4Mayor of Bryant. Sherry Rutherford-Only unmarried cheerleader left in lllinois lShe likes cheerleading better than houseworkl Raelene TinkeeLooking after Fred and all the little lawyers. . Charleen Tovrea4A Capitol Caper better known as Miss l-lershey Bar. Bonnie Seward-Secretary to Richard Widmark. Alice Walljasper-Assistant to Marge Seddon. Billy Reed-Artist for l-lainline Signs, Inc. ll-le dots the i's and crosses the t'sl Roger Riley-Still trying to dope out the Pythagorean Theorem. f Bill Richards-Camping out with Weeds in that bridal suite. Cordon Roller-Activated like Shell Gasoline. Jim Royer-Also activated lwhatever that meansl. Doesn't matter, he's it. Paul Tarter-Also farming and that ain't hay. e , . Joan Wh ler-Shes still a honey. lWhose honey we donilt know. l Carl Brazefe--Successor to Mr. l-loward Young. lYou know wwerel Jairus Armstrong-Voted most successful loafer in college. Johnny Atherton-eSpecializes in combing crew hair CUTS. Donald Eowardsw-l-le has taken the place of Mont- gomery Clift in the hearts of bobby-soxers Margaret l-layes-She's added a wedding ring to her possessions. l-lelen l-ludson-Composer of that famous ditty, Mid- night Melody Makes Me Miserablef' Bill Nidifgar-l-le turns trucks over for a living tem- ployed y Dodgel. Richard KennedyHOn the vaudeville stage in that nifty sketch, Kennedy's Kapersf' llt rates top billingl Dale Bohm- Bohm, Bohm, Bohm is his theme song. tSuccessor to The Thing. l Newman McKinney--Still living on his social security d Cliviclen s. Dean l-lungate4l.ook what Charles Atlas has done for me. Jim McKean-A scoutmaster. Beverly Conrad-l-lostess at the Jewel Tea Room. Velma M Mattreslses Cinnis-Tester for Simmons' Beauty Rest Betty Perry-She's an expert pie baker. Lucile Pet'et-An efficient baby sitter. Juanita P i:ton-Also a honey land again we don't know wwosel. Mardelle RothEOwner of a chain ot restaurants, Junior Schenck- Poppa's partner down on the farm. l-lelen Wefenstette-P. E. instructor. lP for pretty, E for El PAC-E Tl-llRTY-FOUR egantl E .-l f Hi K l1l7l0l' 'flI'K'I'S Ellison Davis Coulfas Sepiclw illiosiilontl Nico-Presirlciwll lSecrelaryi l l iimisiiiiirl Uoperclassmen at last ,.... X-Xmerican History, alas, also English 3 .,.., Roll Rooms downstairs ...,, First class play i..,. Junior Council ,l... Cancly sellers at games . . . , . Uslfiers at Commencement . . A . . That woncler- ful Prom .,,,. Yes, we have arrivecll lUNlClli COUNCIL. JUlNllClQ CLASS ADX ISCRS Scaluil, lclli lXl Coilllas, P, Mens N Jackson, li. Dcllord Mr, Brian Cwln. lxln Gnrlia Sliilaimn Sixiluil, iiglit lrl Scioguin, lxl, Soolsei' Slaniling .l Cullen, li llusnalx. J lXlistic, C XV1lliame, D Brown, J. Seoiclw, .l Ellison FACE TH I IQTY --F I N. E wziors Fig' '44 1 l ROLL ROOM 3 ROLL ROGM 4 PAGE THIRTY-sux COLEMAN CHAPMAN BOPER BLOOMEIELD BOLEN BURNHAM R. CLEER CHIPEREI ELD CANEVIT CARRISON BULL D, BROWN CONNOR KINOERY BABCOCK BENNIE BEASLEY BOWLIN BOWTON BARNES S. CLEER BYBEE BELL CLEWELL ALLARD ANDERSON ATEN ADAMS C BROWN CALOOERIS DAVIS HARLAND CURTIS CULTON ELLISON CRAYTON EOUTS DUKE HARPER DAILEY CREELEY HEBB DOWNEY DOWELL I-IAMM ELLIS HAMMOND DQCROOT ELLIOTT HEIKES DQEORD DENI-IAM ENCLE FORBIS GILMORE FENCEL DUEEIELD DONAHO IIOOTIXIAN L JACKSON I'IOVxfAR'I'ER JONES N JACKSON LAIRD JUMP LOWV E R JOHNSON JARNACIN I2 KOVACHEVICH IILJRST I5 IxOX ACIIEXICH HUDSON KNOWLES LcIXIAR KAREKEN KITCHEN RAKESTRAW IRONS I I I NKLE JOHNSON THOMPSON MULKINS MAXWELL MALJRICE MISTIC JERRY LINCENFELTER PARKS RUMLER R LINCENEELTER MATKOVICI-I JIM LINCENEELTER MEACHAM NELSON COLJLTAS MUNTZ J, MYERS PATTERSON MASON S. MYERS MORAN ' PAPPAPETRLJ MANLEY NIBBELIN OWINCS MACPI-IEE MORSE MCCLIJRE mziors PACE THIRTY-SEVEN mziors ROLL ROOM I 2 ROLL ROOM I3 PAGE THIRTYEIQHT SCALE SEPICH PRITCHARD RANDALL SHARPE RUSNAK SHEPARD RUPE SALSBURY B SMITH PERKINS STRODE SIEOERI ED RASTER POLHEMUS SCROOUM SAPPINOTON REITH WALKER VERCOE POLLITT S. SMITH SAURBAUOH SCOTT POTESANOS SXVARTZBAUCH SWEARINOEN M, WILLIAMS UBELL VANDERMEER VANCE B. TONCRAY ZABORAC WRIGHT C. WILLIAMS W, WILLIAMS TROBAUOH WEAVER ZINK TERPENINO SPAINHOUR B. WILLIAMS WALKER SPOTSER WOODDELL WAUOHTEL WEFENSTETTE ST. CLAIR THOMPSON M, TONCRAY PHILLIPS f- we as N-,sew - . wzior jyay F. Msin. . 'f?J! 'i L - ..-fk ' ' , . - ii ' Standing: M. Rupe, A. Raster, B. Rusnak, S. Terpening, C. Mason, V. Owings, B. Williams, B. DeFord, B. Shepard, B. Denham, B. l-larland, L. Jenkins. Seated: D. Brown, A. Calegoris, R. Kennedy, G. Leek, J. Hinkle, J. Culton. Lying on floor: F. Downey. in Joey Brewstern... Pee Wee ....,...,... Mother Brewster .... .. Dad Brewster ....., Nancy Brewster.. Phillip Gayworth. Minerva Mitchell Bonnie Bates ..........,...................... CAST OF ....David Brown Freddy Downey ..,..Joan l-linkle .......Jon Culton .. Betty DeFord Burton Shepard ....Carol Mason ...........virgima Owings Tl-lAT BREWSTER BOY CHARACTERS Swifty ........... ............... M onty Rupe Elsa Bates .............. ............ B arbara Williams Grandma ................... ............. A ngeline Calogeris Officer Perkins .................................... Larry Jenkins Girl .............................................. Shirley Terpening Friends of Joey-Ann Raster, Barbara Denham, Gladys Leek, Richard Kennedy, Bill Rusnak, Bob Harland The closet in the Brewster living room plays a leading role in this hilarious play about young people and the innocent adults they involve. Besides being a catch-all for the family, the closet serves as a hiding place for a couple of characters who might reveal what the boys are up to. lt all starts when Joey Brewster lDavid Brownl decides his friend, Pee Wee iFreddy Downeyl needs more experience with the female sex. ln order to gain this experience, Joey has Pee Wee correspond with Dear Alone ln The World. When Dear Alone ln The World requests a picture, Pee Wee promptly sends her one of Dad Brewster CJon Gultonl. Meanwhile, Dad and his daughter, Nancy lBetty DeFordl, plan a surprise party for mother iJoan l-linklel to celebrate Mom's and Dad's wedding anniversary. Mom Brewster is led to believe there is another woman in her husbands life, Dear Alone ln The World arrives in the person of Bonnie Bates iVirginia Owingsl, daughter of one of clad's old sweethearts. The boys, frightened by the possibilities of trouble, promptly hide her in the closet. Dr. Phillip Gayworth iBurton Shepardl, who is engaged to Nancy, is having some difficulty with a problem patient and is trying to convince Nancy not to announce their engagement till later. l-le explains that his grandmother lAngeline Galogerisl has a bad spell and he needs to go to her home. This is his excuse to go to stay with the patient. But Grandmother, having ideas of her own and desiring to meet Nancy, arrives and is shoved into the closet with Dear Alone ln The World. Joey, not knowing of his father's plan to have an anniversary party, invites his girl friend, Minerva Mitchell iCarol Masonl, and a few of his friends over to dance. ln the midst of the confusion a policeman lLarry Jenkinsl arrives with Elsa Bates iBarbara Williamsl seeking her daughter. By the time everything is settled, Mr. Brewster is a nervous wreck and to complete this Mrs. Brewster calmly explains that their anniversary isn't till next month. The production played to a packed house both nights which was not to be wondered at as Miss Coty had done a bang up job of choosing and directing the cast. PAGE Tl-llRTY-NlNE 0fJ!Z0l7ZOI'6 lyfQC6I'5 . Dabney Chambers Beeehamp Bras llvresidenli Nice-Presicleiill lSeCrolaryl llnxisii l Roll Rooms of our own, hiirrahl ..... llnglish 2 ,.... Pencil selling 'n such ..., More publicity in the Pennant and Canronian ...i, That lost feeling gone ..... Class officers ..... Class parties ..... Yes, were on our way? Adviso rs Miss Laura Schutter Mr, Nathan Deutch PACE FORTY ' BEECI-IAMP BROWN BENAC BOHANNON AZBELL BRAZEL BUEEUM AULD BELDI N BAKER BOLON BUELL ALLAMAN BECK RAWLEY BINCAMAN BALL D, BEEBE BURNETT BRUSH ADAMS BARKER B BEEBE BERRY DEAN CALHOUN KEITH COONS COLLINS CAMPBELL KENNETH COONS DEARINC CONNOR R. BUTKOVICH E, BUTKOVICH CONRAD DAY CARVER CHAMBERS CORY CHURCH I LL CARSON CARMACK CALOCERIS CARUSO CLEWELL DABNEY COURTNEY CANEVIT COOK 070k0l7'l0l'65 ROLL ROOM 20 rf- -6 1 ROLL ROOM 21 PAGE EORTY-ONE OIDIZOHZOVES I J l ROLL ROOM 22 ROLL ROOM 23 PACE FORTY-TWO DLJTTON R. CIRARD ELWELL DRESS DEARINO DLJSTIN FRAZIER FAIR ELLSWORTH CRACI-IEK ERICKSON CONTERMAN FRANCE FLYNN DERRICKSON FENCEL D. CERRARD ELLIOTT FOLJTS CI BBS R, HENDERSON HILL CRZANICH GRANT HEDDEN KIDD HEATON IRONS KAREKEN HOOTMAN KARMENZ I ND R. HENDERSON CRAY HEDCES HORNETT JACOBS HERRINC CRAHAM HACJAMAN JONES R, JUMP JACKSON M, HENDERSON CRICSBY S, JUMP HLJCHES LAURENCE MALMAREN KNOTT MATHIAS MAURICE KINZER MCMULLEN MCGINNIS L, KOVACHEVICH KRAMER H, KOVACHEVICI-I MICHALONIS LYNCH B, LINCENFELTER M LINCENFELIER MCNEIL KRUSE MASTERS MCMILLAN KRUSCH I NSKY MARSHALL LALICKER MARINICH LYONS MEIER MORRELL REINHOLTZ RADOSEV ICH MULLICAN RICHARD ROETH PSCHIRRER BOB MURPHY NICHOLSON MILHONE PH I LL I PS J, POLLITT PARSONS BONITA MURPHY MUNSON ROBERSON MAXINE POLLITT ORENDORFF MELBA POLLITT 0!9lZ0l720l'65 ROLL ROOM 24 ROLL ROOM 25 PACE FORTY-THREE 0I0lL0l7fZ0l'65 ROLL ROOM 27 ROLL ROOM 29 PAGE FORTYAFOUR SANDFORD DAMON SMITH HOWARD STEACH SLAT ER SPYRES J. THOMPSON SCHRODT SALE DWAYNE SMITH J. SMITH SPRACUE ROSEBOOM T. SMITH TAYLOR S. THOMPSON TYLER SHEPLEY SCOTT ROUTLEDCIE J. SCALE K. SCALF SIMPSON SHUMAKER TYLDSLEY STRAWN SERENO SENDERS WERRY WELLS ZUER WH ITEHEAD M VAN M I DDLESWORTH WEAVER WILLIAMS YOUNC' ZEIJRCHER WEEKER WINCHELL WILKINSON J. VAN MIDDLESWORTH WALSH WILCOXEN WOODCOCK WITHERELL WOODS -ine Folks ouglw Customers energetic Souls . gl'65!ZI?'Z6UZ Gfa -assy Brats -ilarious lntants -lassy Lassies -ean ole Meanies -azy Varmints -dolescent Individuals --erirnonious Students --ice Cjnyg -lap l-lappy Critters --imole Stooges PACE FORTY-FIVE gifs men PACE EORTY-SIX ARNET T BALDOCK BLAYDES ANDERSON BEASLEY BEAKLEY BEAM BAUOHMAN BALL CLAYBURC. ASH BRANSON BOWMAN BOUC C BARNETT BARKER BLOOMFIELD BOHMAN BALDWIN E BARNETT AVER I LL CARRISON BAXTER CHESNUT DAVIS BUMP BULL CROSE TTO CURTIS BRUSH CHOCKLEY CLARK CHAMBERS COLEMAN COWAN CAMERON BYBEE CARDOT BURROWS DAY E. CARLETON A. CARLETON BEAR DERBY BALTON BUEEUM DIXON IVIAR I N I CH WADDELL PEAK RIDLE REINERTSEN OUINN PROBYN L. WAOES J . WACES JEAN PUTMAN RENNICKS JUNE PLJTMAN RODGERS PAYNE PETERSON PHILLIPS RICHARDSON POST RAKER PHALEN PICC OAKS ROHRER SHAW SHARPE PICTON ROSECRANS C. SEWARD SI-IERTZ SAIJNDERS C SCHRODT D. SHARPE V. SCHRODT SHEPLEY J. SI-ILJMAKER SHERWOOD SEPICH SHORES RILEY M. SEWARD ROYER ROTI-I SALJRBAUCH SARFF W. SI-IUIvIAKER RUEY ,jreskmerz PACE FORTY-SEVEN gzfesfzmen RAGE EORTY-EIGI-IT JACOBS HOLDEN LAIRD KLOBLJGHAR KUGI-IAN LINDER PROBYN M, KETGHAM I-IERVEY LLJDLLJM LINDBLOOM J KETGHAM KIRKPATRIGK LEEK KENNEDY LONG JLJMP LIGHTLE KLINGMAN IZARD KEMPER LAURENGE MORGAN MATI-IENIA R MILLER MCDOWELL MAGKEY NAGLE MORRIS MURRAY MORGAN METZGER MENNE MENDENI-IALL LLJNDRY MACIOKAS MILLS J MILLER MCLOUTH MALJRIGE NIGKERSON MAGE MESSER EVELAND DONAHO EVANS RILEA BROWN- ELAHAVIN GI BBONS R. DUEEIELD J, FLYNN EINFGELD ELLIS FRANCISCOVIGH DOIVIINSKI GEIER GIBSON ELDRIDGE H. FLYNN EOULK GREENBANK FRANCO EIVIIG EORBIS B, DIJEEIELD DOUGLAS GASKILL GRAHAM HECKARD R. HENDERSON GRISALANO GUYTON HENSELER GIRARD HARPER HUGGINS HUBI3 GULICK HERRON DANIELS HAMILTON HAEENER IRONS HUFF PSGHIRRER GRZANIGH ELLIS HOWE HITCHCOCK S. HENDERSON HORNETT I Q? '1 r R . s iw A GW ,I asf Q... Q., 1---.-.E I L-5 YER ,xg A nv K. bjlres fznzezz Tw PACE EIFTY L. SLACK STOUT SKINNER J SLACK SPYRES SPARCO JR. ST. CLAIR K. ST CLAIR SMITI-I THOMPSON STANFEL SPENCER S A SOMERS STRODE STOKES P. SOMERS SIDERS TERPENINC SOLDWEDEL SLJSICI-I THREW WHEELER WELLS TRENTER OSSMAN YOUNG ZERWER B, WILLIAMS TINDALL J WADDELL ZINK L, WILLIAMS M, WERRY ROSENCRANS TRIOC TODD C. WESTEREIELD S. WESTEREIELD WEAVER VALJCHAN J . WERRY D. WILLIAMS VARNER TROBAUCH UBELL ,. y.,:guB..,,,-,rgwv . 1 5 .dn 5 H ,:ll5 VKX. JOYCE JARNICAN, Class of l9S2 December 3, l934e-January 2, l9Sl .Memoriam Soft brown hair ..... Merry brown eyes with sunshine in them ....4 laughter in her heart ,..,. her heart ...,. a friendly smile . . . . , modest and unassuming , .... beloved by all who really knew her .,.., so we will remember her always . . . , . Joyce, our friend and schoolmate. l LIEUTENANT We l JACK l PARLIER, Class of l9-47 October lil, l928 -- September 9, V950 Killed in action in Korea A tall, lanky youth ..... freckles across the nose ..... a wide grin , . . . . a keen mind i...i thus he was as a senior in high school i...i then . . . . . a soldier in uniform .4... an officer dying for his country in far off Korea ...,, Lieutenant Parlier, gentleman and hero. LIEUTENANT Tl-lOlVlAS l TOlVl i MALONE, Class of l947 January l8, l929-March 23, l95l Killed in a plane crash in Korea A good-looking youth .i... carefree, gay, debonair ..,.. holder of the pole vault record .,... so he was in high school ..... four years later . . . . . proud wearer of the Air Force blue ..... a pilot who knew no fear 4.... flying the wild blue yonder . .,.. Lieutenant Malone, a sacrifice on freedom's altar. PACE FIFTY-ONE v'!T?' . . . rczizziizq gs Cgverqfkbzq - Mr, Ben l Superintendent K--is for Ki Without hin iielzman, ivl,Ph. of Schools etzman, The boss of our crevv, i we vvouldn'T know what lo do lvlr. Alvin Fells, MS. Principal of the l-ligh School F--is for Fells, in the office he lives, A piece of advice he will gladly give. PACE F I FTY-TWO , 1-as lggzfegfs .-1'm,- fi.. -., v - mi' - ' MRS. VERLA CLARK, B.E. Art C-is for Clark, this one teaches art, Also teaches Junior High in part. MR. RAY COATS, M.S. Mathematics, lndustrial Art C-is for Coats, the rnan with brain, He can figure out math without any strain. MISS HELEN JAMESON, B.S. Homemaking J-is for Jameson, whom nobody fears, She teaches Home Ec. to sweet little dears. - 1951gELCLL!fy - - - MR. A, L. BUCKNER, BS. Physical Education, Coaching B-is for Buckner with silver-gray hair, Always dressed well and quite debonair, MRS. HELEN CLARK, MA. Latin, Latin Club, National Junior Honor Society C-is for Clark, the faculty wit, No one can say shes not doing her bit. MR. WILLARD O. LARSON, MA. Vocational Guidance Counselor, Social Science L-is for Larson, the tale-telling Swede, A couple ot his yarns are all that we need V, CLARK COATS JAMESON BLJCKNER H. CLARK LARSON PACE EIFTY-THREE ,fix Cgducafioiz arms gba ommmz .Mizz ww Cfv'-VLK' T' , O'BRlEN DELJTCH CENTRY TUTTLE JENKINS HARJES in , PACE ElFTY-FOUR lvllSS GPAI. O'BRlEN, BS. Homemaking O-is for O'Brien, with homemaking skill, We like her now, we always will. MR. NATHAN DELJTCH, MS, Commerce, Sophomore Class Advisor Dgis for Deutch with his clear explanations Stands up in class and gives with orations. MR. BRYAN CENTRY, MS. Social Science, Camera Club, Junior Class Advisor C--is for Gentry who is Larry's i'pa , He also teaches Commercial Law. MISS HELEN TLJTTLE, BA. Commerce, A.l..lVl,A., School Treasurer T-is tor Tuttle with her darned yellow papers , She gives 'em to kids in the halls cutting capers. MRS. HELEN JENKINS, BA Social Science, Homecoming Advisor J-is for Jenkins who teaches history, How she stands it is still a mystery, MR, CLEN HARJES, BS, Drivers' Training, Coaching H-is for Haries, a steely-nerved guy, He makes driving just easy as pie, lv!!! t 1-P- l v I :If fgfgrcuffy .. MISSMDAISY M. COTY, Ph,B. English, Dramatics, Junior Class Play, Drama Club C-is for Coty, we like her a lot, D is for Daisy, but M is for what? MR. ROBERT T. ZIEOLER, M.A. Science Zeus for Ziegler, who gives no detentions, But just gives zeros for anything you mention. MISS CONSTANCE L. HARRISON, MA. Social Science, Cantonian H-is for Harrison, our Cantonian advisor, Wish shed trade that beat Chevie for a brand new Kaiser. MR. HARRY SMITH, BA. Social Science, Physical Education, Coaching S-is for Smith, our own handsome Harry, He teaches the Sophomores a football to carry. MISS MARJORY ANDERS, MS. Commerce, Homecoming Advisor A-is for Anders, a whiz if you please, She goes to town on the typewriter keys. MR. HAROLD V. JOHNSON, MS, Machine Shop J-is for Johnson, who sings in Men's Chorus His witty remarks never will bore us. COTY NW' SMITH ZIECLER HARRISON ANDERS PACE FIFTY-FIVE JOHNSON rf ' - Cilducafiozz ds Gfliz G? nzimbfe filing - ANDERSON WILDMAN WALKER STUTSMAN CACLEY STITZEL PACE FlFTY-SIX MRS. ELSIE ANDERSON, MS. Biology, Social Science, Biology Club A-is for Anderson, the biology bug , We hear she knows how to cut a neat rug. MR, LYNN WILDMAN, MA, Mathematics, Coaching, Candy Sellers XNAis for Wildman, for Michigan he roots, lt they can't win, he'll die in his boots. MR. CHARLES WALKER, MA. English, Dramatic Coach Vx!----is for Walker, our own Uncle Chuck , It he'll give us an A, we'll slip him a buck. MRS. ORPHA STUTSMAN, MA. English, Junior Class Advisor S-is for Stutsrnan with eyes so dark brown, The work she gives students causes many to frown MISS RUTH CACLEY, BS. Librarian, Senior Class Advisor, Library Club C4is for Cagley, who sure knows her books, Keep quiet in the library or get dirty looks. MR, CLARENCE STITZEL, MA. Agriculture, EEA. S4is for Stitzel who leads EEA, He knows his onions and also his hay. wi in-l LIO- MISS JULIA CONKLIN Ph B French Cercle Francals IS fo Conklrn Oo a a ou It she were an Spam she could answer S S MR KETRIC KLINCMAN MS Musrc K lS for Klrngman he loves mu rc we know So we wrll name htm our Musuc Maestro MRS CERTRUDE JONES BE Physrcal Educatuon Archery Club Pep Club J rs for Jones the heerleaders pal She reallv rs a good looklng gal 1 ggacuffy MR GLENN MEDUS MA Wood Shop M rs tor Medus the sportsman supreme l-les most at home rn freld and by stream MRS ELIZABETH EUNDERBURK BA Spantsh Engllsh Spanlsh Club F rs for Funderburk who has travelled afar As a Spanish teacher she s way above par MR ETl-lAN A SNIVELY BE Vlsltlng Counselor S IS for Sn vely who never does grape We wouldnt lrow hum wnthout hus old plpe. CONKLIN KLINGMAN JONES MEDUS FUNDERBURK SNIVELY PACE FIFTY SEVEN +V--W Yv,, - - - asf Cflducafiozz arms fke .Man - . l S Hfxoaorvi HOADLEY MILLINC-TON METZQER CROUCH SCHUTTER I PACE FIFTY-EIGHT MRS. l.ll.l.lAN HACBOM, BE. Social Science, Journalism, Quill and Scroll, Pennant l-l-is for Hagbom, she knows etiquette, She really watches our manners, you bet. MISS DOROTHY HOADLEY, M.A. Physical Education, GAA. l-l-is for l-loadley who drives a new car, l-ler C1.A,A, gals are out front by far. MR. ALBERT MILLINCTON, MA Mathematics, National Honor Society M-is for Millington, the wanna bet man, The best math teacher in the whole darned land. MR, Wll.LlAM J, METZCER, BS, Industrial Arts, Intramural Coaching M--is for Metzger, he's a good Joe, Since he stays in the basement, he feels mighty low MRS. CLADYS B. CROUCH, BE. Social Science, English, Finances, Pennant C-is for Crouch, a fond grandmother she, Who holds little Sandy upon her knee. MISS LAURA SCHUTTER, BA English, Sophomore Class Advisor, Junior Red Cross S-is for Schutter, an interesting teacher, l-ler sweet personality is her outstanding feature. mi' ...19 MRS. MON ETA MORGAN Secretary for Mr. Kietzinan M-fis for Morgan, her clothes are the best, One look at her and she outshines the rest. MISS JEAN LANDESS, BS. Home Economics, Social Science, E.H.A. L-is for Landess who teaches I-lome Ecu, We wish her good luck by bushels 'n pecks. . IN 1 acuffy MISS DARLENA BLACK Secretary for Mr. Kietzman B-is for Black, the girl with the smile, We hope she sticks around a long while. MISS MARY ALICE DANNER Secretary for Mr. Felts D-is for Danner who in the office abides, She knows all the facts that we try to hide MORCAN LAN DESS BLACK PACE EIFTY-NINE f X yyhfgl' DANNER amd of Cgducafioiz - 5 N Seated. Mr. Coons, Mr. Strode, lvl Standing: Mr. Welch, lvlr. Carmack Did you ever stop to consider vvho is plari the plans tor building our new senior high vvonder vvho employs our teachers and other answer to these inquiries is the school board much of their time to make our school syste machine it is. The members ot the school board are: Oral Strode ......i. ..,.,..,.i.ii Cale Stevens ....i,. .i.,...... V Fred C. Coons ..4..... .ii... R. A Welch Fred Carmack, Jr. Take a bovv, school board, tor the marvel and are doing. PACE SIXTY r, Stevens. ning and laboring over Jschool? Did you ever chool employees? The These men sacrifice m the smooth-running i.....President ice-President Secretary Jus job you have done . ICQOLLYZJ 6?60LLf S ' e sit' ' A- ,, Xxx ., . X .QAQQQX 'tis . Amp- ,pu ,........-. .. ts, 1 mmm., xf How beautiful is youth? how bright it gleams with its illusions, aspirations, dreamsfi' -Longtellovv PACE SIXTY-ONE When all the work of the sc gotten ..... as graduation lo il we'll remember ..... the many l-lomecornings ..... dancing someone ..... those welcome the class plays ..... fun at initi games we lost and won ..... a Hcoke' '... . these are remember. X wool year is for- OFTIS VISEII' ..... clubs ..... the vith that certain d vacations ..... ations ..... the ab sessions over he things we'll Sckoofgie... Q f . ir- :Q . K Q X ' ' 5 N C Q -. K Sy rf-, N K. 'B u D up fx' Q 5 . I wi 4 ,0 my 3 S ,,,. -,.,- sg. . . xl' ii' M. ff Y wS wa. 1 fax g 'f:i it xx-1 , . ' Y li' YW. , Nik ' f N' L . 'sifffx ,. fi viii? W +V my We' f X wwsfl , infwfxfiffipixf-pfs V5 N '12, Mfww. -Q- ' .' X- swf ,gf '-H fu , N. .. Q. ,f.f,,, n'fi1f,g,,'-xr . . 'Mgr ,Q X mv, XpAN,.,:m.xQ f X. .t V '-wifi' 'xRggf'5S5bt fff A Y ' Q39 W . 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Carmaclc, You haven't heard anything until you have Homecoming, New Orleans has its Mardi Parade of Rosesg but there sure isn't anythin Homecoming, Something new and different has been add You guessed itl the big bonfire, of cours in a wonderful, breath-taking snake dance, old East Peoria is burned in the fire. Yells, But this is just the beginning! Next Co dance at the YWCA., a sort of pepper-upp The next afternoon-l have never seen so m But finally, the judges chose Ann Raster, Jam Joan Fuller as the best hoboes of the day, At is really fun yelling with those sweet Chee Tommy Joe Moore, and Jim Kuharich, They r PACE SIXTY-FOUR 6 rio-chairman R. Tink, E. Harr, heard about the IQSO gllrasg California has its as exciting as Cantons d to the usual festivities I Here, everyone joins hen, the dummy of poor yells, and more yellsl nes a most magnificent er for the next night. C, Eny hoboes! No kiddingl s Peak, Ralph Day, and this big pep meeting, it leaders, Carrol Colbert, ally are in the grooixel I' G I I I 011101 01121117 CROXVNINC CEREMONY Front llowj ll lzard, Crown beaierg J Kiichan, Kungg P, Pearson, Queerug S Maguuurc. Crown bcuariur Second Ron C Vxfulliauns, Junior attendant to kung, M Coultas, Junior attendant to queer' The eventtul moment tinally arrives, the announcing ot the kung and queen. Ot course, they are Jim Kuchan, king, and Pat Pearson, QUGGVI. Their junior attendants are Martha Coultas and Chuck Williams. Yells, and the meeting sooh adiourns. Later, about 4330, vve all ruh to see the floats and the beautitully decorated cars, CAA. vvins tirst prize again thus year, lThey really have good ideasl l-lere comes morel The big game is next, We even have the band trom East Peoria join use lWe didru't leave out anything this yearl Although Canton is defeated, it doesn't spoil having tun at a really super dance to music ot Ebie Campbells band Some band, tooll We can't omit the people responsible tor this gala occasion. They are Jim Kuchan, Jack Andrevvs, Liz l-larr, Raelene Tink, Ahn Raster, l-larold Meacham, Sylvia Kareken, Bobby Tyldsley, Don Beldon, Charles Churchill, Sue lzard, Alah Conner, Peg Mcl.outh, Raoul Reinertsen, and Dick Pschirrer, Also, hats ott to Mrs. Jones, Mrs, Jenkins, and Miss Anders tor their help. No one vvill ever torget this, the homecoming ot the year l9FO. PAcE sixrvgruve 7950 0,1 . . . l i Calal Excitingl Untorgettablel The l-lopl Did you know that our big semi-formal dance ot the year began as a l-lard Times party way back in l9l5? Well it did, but through the past years the Seniors have changed the name to the l-lop , tancied it up a little here and there and have brought torth something that will linger long in the memories ot all who were there, We say hats oft to Carrol Colbert who handled the committee so caoably and to Miss Cagley and Mr, Larson who advised us. Dancing was to the sweet music ot Cale Byrad's orchestra in November 22, Then alter a heavenly time the Elks Ballroom on at the dance we were ott to spend the evening in the traditional manner. l PACE SIXTYESIX . 7950 .1 ION! Moonlight and roses Bring vvondertul mem'ries of you. And ot the V950 Junior Prom, the party ot all parties in any school year, The gym had been transformed into a charming rose garden, complete vvith a rocky, rose-covered garden vvall, white picket tence and rose trellises over which trailed deep-throated red roses, There vvere dreamy music, girls in lovely tormals, boys in their Sunday best and that never-to-be-forgotten prom atmosphere, Brunette Cordon Roller and lovely, blonde Jenny l-lorvath, prom king and queen, led the other couples in the grand march, What an evening to rememberl The advisors, otticers, and members ot the Junior class could vvell be proud ot their vvorlci That vvas the Junior-Senior Prom ot l95O, PACE S l XTY-SEV EN unc eparfme Angel voices? No, jusT The girls, chorus, a mf.. ThaT chorus is noT The only angelic one, hovvev and Mixed choruses, Too. These Three choruse Klingman very busy. S There is always one program .or anoTher To p learning Their music aT The opening oT The year in as conTesTs, The FulTo n County Chorus FesTival, VE bl er. There are The Freshmen y direcTed by Mr, Klingman. plus The band help keep lvlr. pare Tor. The choruses begin preparaTion Tor such programs and The CanTon High School Chorus ConcerT. Each individual looks Torvvard small group ThaT represenTs CanTon High School val in which one Thousand sTudenTs perform. The band also has iTs programs similar To Th vve all knovv They march aT The home TooTball green uniforms, and iT you aTTend The home'l b occupy The souThvvesT corner of The gymnasi Trom Their horns beTore The games and aT half lXloT only do The choruses enTer conTesTs buT solo TeaTs Tor vvhich an eliminaTion is held aT Th being chosen in Their parTicular Tields vvill go on TesT lT They survive This sTiTT compeTiTion, They conTesT vvhich is a very high honor, lvluch crediT is due lvlr. Klingman Tor his en The individuals, The choruses, and band, He is aTmosphere Tor all Those abouT him. CongraTul OFFICERS OF lvlUSlC lVllXED CHORUS PresidenT ....4......,...... ..,....4.l....l..........,.... Vice-PresidenT .,...... El T VV a. C Treasurer 4............,........... ,, ....,...,,.l........,.....,,... SecreTary .....,....,..T4.,..T.,.,T.,..,.,.......,....,..,.........,... AccompanisT .,.........A.....,,..,....,.4..............,..4.,....,.. Librarians-Bil PresidenT ., ...., , l Rusnak, MarTha CoulTas, Jerry CIRLS' CHORUS Flmes. I To being chosen as one in The in The All STaTe Chorus FesTi- chorus concerT. OT course, ames in Their snappy gold and keTball games, you knovv They m, Their svveeT music Tlovvs lso many individuals enTer The beginning oT lvlarch. Those o compeTe in The disTricT con- ' are Then senT To The sTaTe couragemenT and direcTion oT ell liked and presenTs a jovial tions, Mr. Klingmanl ROUPS T ,....,....Carrol Colbert ......,.Elmer Brazee ........,,,.......BeTTy DeFord , ...... ..... Elaine Jackson ..,....,.,..,..KaThryn Eskevv TDearing, JaneT Hammond ,.,..,....Bessie Potesanos ................lVlarcia ArneTT ..,.....Angeline Potesanos .............Joanne Wheeler ,.......,....Barbara Denham a PolliTT, Donna Dabney ..........James Kuchan ......,.Elmer Brazee .................Joanne Hogan Pearson ickalonis, Judy Carmack Vice-PresidenT ..,..,.. ........,..................... Treasurer .,........... SecreTary ....,....,...................,.....,.,........................ AccompanisT ............ ,...... ..........,. ,............ ...... , ..... . Librarians-Tessie Calogeris, June Lynch, lvlelb BAND PresidenT .,,.,..,,..,.. ........ .......,.....,......... Vice-PresidenT .,....., ......,........ Treasurer ...,.....,.. ,..,......,..... SecreTary ........,. ......,........,..........,....,....,..... Librarians ,......... , .......,.......,................. Nancy M FRESHMAN CHORUS PresidenT ...,.... Vice-PresidenT Treasurer ...,.. SecreTa ry ..........,......,.....,......,..,............................ AccompanisTs-Ann Klingman, Louise Mauri Andrena Susich Librarians-Bob Hubbs, Clara L. Irons, John PACE SIXTY-EIGHT O , ............. Bob Kuchan Klingman lzard ..,.,.CreTchen Soldwedel e, Oretchen Soldwedel, Flahavin, Sarah Shepley . . . G? VQIZCEJ 86011565 - - iq, t Front Row' S Barker, J l-lammond, B Phillips, J. Elliott, B Deriharn, P. A. Lehinan, V Owings, D Cerard, C Leek, S. Stookey, J. Linck, M, Landis. Second Row' A Jacobs, J, Tylers, M. Papoapetru, D. Henderson, L Marshall, R Lyons, M Jackson, M. Pollitt. A Scott, T. Smith, J. Berry, N, Simpson, S Foote, B Kovachevich. Third Row. J. Lynch, M. Arnett, S. Anderson, C Sereno, M. L. Adams, C. lrons, F. Kovachevich, B Shuniaker, D Dabney, C. McNeal. Fourth Row: A. l-lughes, B. Milhone, W. Williarns, E Fouts, A. Walliasper, T. Caiogeris, C. Horvath, S. Thomp- son, P. Pearson, N. Beck, B. Lingenfelter. Fifth Row: C. Walker, M. Knowles, E Courtney, P. Bowlin, P. McClure, A Poiesanos, J. Hogan, L. Pettet, E Vaughan, C. Mason, D. Welker, M Kaiser, E Burnett, B. Potesanos, J. Wheeler. Front Rowi F. Harr, B. Mcliuen, B. Williams, K, Eskevv, R Arnett, J. Fouts, J. Carrnack, M. Smith, J. Aten, S Kareken, A. Calogeris, A. Adams. Second Row: S. Teroening, J. l-linkle, S. Meyers, N. Mickalonis, A. Raster, D Werry, E Jackson, D. Scott, P Moore, J. Hogan, N. Leathers. Third Rowi K Pearson, N Coodsell, W. Bloomfield, J. Nelson, J. Myers, J. l-larnmond, M. Coultas, B Anderson, M. Pollitt, N Jackson, B. DeFord, R. Johnson Fourth Row: D. Brown, B. Putman, S. Witherell, C. l-lerring, K. MacPhee, C. Hill, J. Ball, A. Senders, S. DeCrool, S Azbell, Jr. Cirard, E. Brazee. Fifth Row: A. Conner, J. Woods, J Dearing, R. l-lenseier, J Whyde, J. English, L. Jackson, C Colbert, R. Tyldse ley, D. Beldin, M. Roberts, L. Jenkins, M. Winchell, J. Culton, L. Gentry, B. Rusnak. f X V r -A ' ,.:r,- PACE SlXTY-NINE gli'e5k1mL1z 0I'LL5 . . . Front Row' Juno Putman, S Kernner, A. Ruey, M. L. Mallicoat, J. Rolw Morrell, P Royer, S. lzard, J. Peterson. Second Row. S Payne, S. Gibbons, P Rotli, N Hitchcock, C A. Kenne J Terpening, K. Tliornoson, S Sepicn 'lliircl Row. J Pigg, M E. Hamilton, M Kirkpatrick, S. Slwepley, A Carl Burrows, B. Mendenhall, L Bolirnan, R Bloomfield, R Ash Fonrtli Row. M. Franciscovicln, A Carclot, N. Strode, C Ubell, R Sta Hallner, J Ketcliani, S Siders Filtli Row: XX Susicli, J Kipling, J Snurnaker, J. Buffurn, A Klingmai J, Werry, J. Barver, E Plwalen, P. Creenbank, P. Nickerson, M Me Front Row' C Murray, R Skinner, M Vxferry, E. Carleton, L Davis, CJ Second Row' C Sclwrodt, R. Morgan, R Ridle, H. Beam, W Stout, P. Ttiird Row: C Westerfield, W. Mackey, D Pschirrer, J. Cuyton, B. l-li Fourth Row' M Ketcliarn, R Reincrtsen, B Kuclwan, J. Threw, J. Todd. F iltli Row B Rosecrans, T Henseler, F. Linder, J, Flanavin, D. Trent rer, C. L Irons, F Dick, P McLontii, fx dy, Jean Pntrnan, L Maurice, M Meniu eton, J Messe-r, C Douglas, S Cowan, ft nfel, S Liicllum, D. Franco, J. Oaks, B 1, C. Soldwedel, S Branson, W Eldriclgc zger. Bauglinian, B Bennie, L Ciilick Morris. bbs,J Ltinclry. er PACE SEVENTY l . . . KHZK First Row' J Carmack, S, Foote, N. Mickalonis, B. Anderson, A Potesanos, P, Pearson, P. Moore Second Row' B Denham, S, Shepley, E Carlton, M, Engle, S, Kemper, N Derby, V Owings, D Crerrard, D Hull, C Irons, J Ball C Hamilton, A, Baxter. Third Row' l. Rutledge, J, Woods, M Hagaman, N, Beck, A Klingman, C Westerfield, J. Patterson, J Klobochar, A, Carlton, D Werry, J Barker, L. Gentry, N, Brasel, J Bell Fourth Roni A Raster, E, Burnett, S. Kareken, J, Hammond, J. Todd, C. Bohannon, B, Williams, E Brazee, li Anderson, L Hill J, Thompson, N Svyartzbatigh, V, Buell, Fifth Row, R Bohrnan, R, Ridle, T. Trigg, M Herring, M. Morse, J. Vxfhitehead, S, Branson, D. Bowton, S l-ltidson, B Saurbaugli, D, Mulkins, K Derrickson, K, Scalt, B Blaydes, J Spyres Sixth llowi S lerpening, D. Walter, D, Bolon, B lloeth, J Kochan, R Reinertsen, B Shumaker, J. Hogan, J Campbell, ll Awl M Rune, J Andrews, A Conner, D, Benac, The bandl ..... There it goes heading the parade ...., Chic, high- stepping maiorettes ...,. Colors fluttering in the breeze ,,... Sunlight making the instruments gleam ...,. Trim green and gold unitorms attracting the eye ot passersby .....l 'Stars and Stripes Forever watts ing upon the air ..... l-lorns blaring .,.., Cymbals crashing ,,... Drums rolling ,.,.. There it goes ,.,,, Cl-l,S.'s mighty band ,,.,, We think it's the best in the land PACE SEVENTY- ONE nlbre Hes . A BAND HB BAND PACE SEVENTY-TWO . . . Bafilz Front Row: J Aten, V. Owings, B. Denham, S. Barker, K. Eskew, J. Strawn, E. l-larr, R. Arnett. SecoTdFRtn1v: J. Carmack, A. Raster, J. Lynch, J. Cover, J. Hinkle, K. Woodcock, E. Jackson, P. Moore, . u er. Third Row: M. Jackson, M. J. Orendorff, M. Pollitt, l-l. Scrogum, S. Terpening, J. l-logan. Fourth Row: L. Jenkins, F. Downey, A. Adams, B. L. Perry, R. Tyldsley, J. Woods, D. Jones, M. Bybee, M. Engle, C. Forbis. Fifth Row: C. Pschirrer, C. Williams, D. Walter, M. Weir, J. Lefebvre, B. Rusnak, S. Meyers, J. Andrews, l-l. Clark, advisor, N. Brasel, N. Cioodsell, K. Pearson, D. Mulkins, R Westerfield, F. Beechamp This year's Latin Club, under the leadership of Mrs. l-lelen Clark, advisor, and its officers, Morton Weir, president, Bill Rusnak, vice-president, Joan l-lin- kle, secretary, and Ardath Adams, treasurer, started their activities with a trip to Chicago where they visited the Museum of Science and lndustry. Shortly after, the organization decorated a Homecoming float, and plans were also discussed for a Roman banquet which may be held in the spring. The Latin Club, which has always been an energetic group of which Cl-l.S. has rightly been proud, is a branch of the Junior Classical Society of Illinois. Students are required to have one year of Latin to join, and therefore, the club is usually a large and active group. PACE SEVENTY-THREE pcuzisk Seated, left: Beverlee Anderson, J. l-logan, B. Sherwood, K. Eslcew. Seated, right: V. Owings, B. Denham, Ann Raster, S. Terpening, P. Douglas, E. Harney. Standing: J. Cuyton, J. Kuchan, M. Weir, C Colbert, J. English, C-. lrlarkless, E. Brazee, Barbara Anderson. Ignoring the fact that their organization club in Cl-l.S., the president, John English, and his fellow officers, Eleanor l-larney, vice-president, Pat Douglas. secretary, Joe Cuyton, treasurer, Elmer Brazee, program chairman, an chairman, have all helped in making the Spanish Club one of the most active clubs in the high school. The year's activities were started when members attended a con- vention of local Spanish Clubs at Woodruff l-li were shown and refreshments were served. conventions, other activities include luncheors, parties, dances, and a celebration of Pan-American Day. The club i Mrs. Eunderburk, who plays a leading role in ri aking the organization a SUCCESS. PACE SEVENTY-FOUR is the youngest language ol Carrol Colbert, publicity gh in Peoria, where movies Besides trips to various under the advisorship of ... ranch G16 Seated: A. Potesanos, E. Manley, S. Kareken, D. Walter, W. Spainhour, R. Johnson. Standingi D. Calhoun, P. Douglas, Y. Wilkinson, C. Brown, E. Burnett, T. Smith, D. Bolcn, N. Leathers, S, Smith, M. Spotser, Miss Conklin, Advisor. It you are ever in need of a menu interpreter, call upon a member ot Le Cercle Francais. Though it has always been one ot the smallest groups in Cl-l.S., it has never been inactive, Four very good reasons for its being so active this year are President Danny Walter, Vice-President Sylvia Kareken, Secretary-Treasurer Wilma Spainhour, and Advisor Miss Julia Conklin. A luncheon, a breakfast, and a contribution to the Save the Children Federation headed the club's list of activities this year. Adieu to Le Cercle Francais until next year and Bonne Chance! PACE SEVENTY-FIVE - -1: MM- rdmv JH w 5'l' , a K . 6Ll'l'Z6I'6L . . . Seated: T. Calogeris, A. Calogeris, D. Gerrard, A, Carleton, P. Wi Hughes, E. Burnett. Standing: F. Nebergall, J. Kipling, B. Blaydes, K. Pearson, L. l-lill, S. Cowan, l-l. Meacham, L. Gentry, B. Gentry, Advisor. The Camera Club is one of the school's izations. Under the supervision of Mr. Bryan Gentry, the movies vvhich vve all enjoy so much. Kenneth Pearson is president ot the club, president, and Angeline Calogeris, secretary-tr The club also has its tinger in the so-call ed social pie. lt's had a dance, a candy sale, a hayride, a skating party, lliams, B, Williams, lvl, Jackson, G, lr. Spyres, J. Campbell, L. Babcock, most worthwhile organ- its members show to us Francis Nebergall, vice- easurer. and its annual banquet this year. Who says the Camera Club is stuttyFl PAGE SEVENTYASIX as-'-'-frame.. ...gferg-i. First Row: S. Foote, M. Pollitt, B. J. Cibbs, D. Dabney, M. Walsh, M. J. Henderson, B. Baldwin, C. L. lrons, J. Terpening, A. Morrell, H. Wefenstette, H. Clark. Second Row: B. Reffett, M. l-lerring, K. Derrickson, A. Calogeris. S. Smith, T Calogeris, B. Kitchen, N. Beck i J. Waddell. Third Row: D. Simpson, A. Hughes, B, Potesanos, N. J. Leathers, M. Kaiser, S. Munson, P, Allaman, J. Nelson, J. Bell. Fourth Row: P. Kramer, J. Parlier, V. Schrodt, N. Simpson, M. Burton, J. Landess, advisor, B. Haffner, V Donaho, D. Bear, D. Ciilmore, J. Berry, N. O'Donnal, L. Courtney, C. Douglas. No, these are not the members of the Federal Housing Administra- tion. They are the Future Homemakers of America. See one you'd like to have, fellas? Under the supervision of a nevv advisor, Miss Jean Landess, the FHA. vvas again organized this year. Programs, a Christmas party, and a candy sale were included in the club's activities. Officers vvho lead the club this year are: Bessie Potesanos, Presi- dent, Joan Bell, Vice-President, Louise Rutledge, Secretary, Joann Berry, Treasurer, Nancy Simpson, Parliamentarian, Marilyn Kaiser, Historian' Mary Herring, Chairman of Public Relations, and Tessie Calogeris Program Chairman. PACE SEVENTY-SEVEN .Geo-i.. Front Row: C. Schrodt, B. Walters, M. Foulk, G. Weaver, A, Arnett, Fuller, H. Carrison, B. Hebb, E, Duke Second Row: R. Henderson, R. Burnham, S, Williams, L. Weaver, R. Se Third Row: D. Fengel, E. Harrison, E. Canevit, C. l-ledden, J. Wheeler, Fourth Rowi R. Jump, E. Malmgren, F. Newlun, C. Cray, E Reinholtz D. Carrison, P. Tarter, A. Reinholtz, L. Jackson, R. Coleman. Since the beginning ot civilization, tood existence and the farmers ot the vvorld gav greater output is demanded ot the farmer, thu of the nation's greatest responsibilities. The FFA. is a group which vvill accept this The Future Farmers ot America, who have year are under the guidance ot Mr C M Sti Y , . . . tiz on various trips. This year, the otticers are: President, Pau lviarion Kozlichkig Secretary, Ed Reinholtzg Tre Reporter, Ed Canevit. PACE SEVENTY4ElCl-lT ipei, R. Bull, F. Morrell, C, Stitzel, advisor, R. Cleer, J, Brown was necessary tor man's him this tood. Today, burdening him with one responsibility, nany good programs each el, who takes the group l Tarterg Vice-President, asurer, Cordon Post, and . . . Wafionaf Junior amor ociefy Seated, left: P. Allaman, T, Smith, A. Jacobs, J. Tyler, M. Phillips, N. Mickalonis, R. Ash, J. Buffum, J. Kipling, A. Klingman, Seated, center: M. Pollitt, K. Woodcock, B. Williams, E. Vaughan, J. Woods, D. Dabney, A. M. Ruey, P. Cireen- bank, E. Burnett, M. Brush, P. McLouth, O. Soldvvedel. Seated, right: C. Sereno, S. Barker, V. Wilcoxen, T. Calogeris, J. Lynch, D. Cerrard, J. Elliott, S. Somers, Standing: N. Derby, S. Branson, l., Bohman, D. Pschirrer, B. Blaydes, J. Cuyton, R, Sharpe, Mrs. Clark, advisor, S. Shepley, J. Lundry, J. Harper, R. Kareken, F. Beechamp, C. Churchill, B. Roeth, R. McMullen, P. Somers, J. Cory, D. Chambers, T. Laurence, D. Parson. One of the highest honors open to underclass students is to be chosen for membership in this honor society. Only students who conform to the club's high standards of leadership, scholarship, character and service are considered. To be eligible, a Freshman must be in the top eight per cent of his class, and a Sophomore must be in the highest fifteen per cent. Officers elected for the '50-Sl year were: President, Shirley Barker, Vice-President, Norman Braselg Secretary, Tessie Calogerisg Treasurer, Floyd Beechamp. Many thanks are due Mrs. l-lelen Clark for her painstaking guidance through the three years since the club's organization as a C.l-l.S. activity. PACE SEVENTY-NINE UV6lfi01Z6l!3f0lZOI' ociefy . Eirst Rovvj E. Harr, K. Eskevv, A. Schwarz, W. Bloomfield, B. Sherw Second Row: M. Roberts, R. Tink, J. Hogan, l-l. Little, E. Harney, B. A ood. nderson. Third Row: L. Bull, J. Cuyton, J. Andrews, J. Cover, M. Weir, T. Co'y E rth R ' J Pow r L. C ntr J. l-larkless J. En lish. ou ow. . e s, e y, , g Fifth Rovvi Mr. Millington, advisor, R. Avvl, D. Walter, R l'lenseler, You have otten heard these NHS. people called have attained their positions by hard study, good beh Each year in the late spring the Seniors initiate National l-lonor Society. The class ot SO choset Joe Cuyton, Jack Andrevvs, Danny Walter, Cordon Weir, Eleanor Harney, Kathryn Eskevv, and 'lJackie This year these people have initiated their Senior Q share their honor. Those Seniors initiated vvere B John English, John Povvers, Richard l-lenseler, T Gentry, Wanda Bloomfield, Helen Little, Joanne Tink, Elizabeth l-larr, Linda Bull, and Anneta Schvva event took place, the original nine, feeling that Mr honor, initiated him as an honorary member. l-lere is a little advice to the underclassmen from your goal high, your chin up and attain the highest achievements, and you, too, may be asked to becom Society. The otticers vvho have been responsible tor the year were Jerry Harkless, president, Joe Cuyton, secretary, Danny Walter, treasurer, Kathryn Eskevv there was the taithtul advisor, Mr. Millington. PACE EICHTY C. Roller. the 'lbrains'l, but actually they avior, leadership, and citizenship. a tevv Juniors to carry on the rom the class ot Sl nine people, R ll YY oller, Jerry l-larkless, Morton l' Cover, to be their candidates. lassmates who vvere worthy to verlee Anderson, Richard Avvl, m Cory, Bonnie Shervvood, Larry l-logan, Martha Roberts, Raelene rz. At the initiation a surprise . Millington vvas deserving ot the the l-lonor Society students: keep and best moral and scholastic elf a member ot the National l-lonor success ot the organization this vice-president, Eleanor l-larney, , torch bearer. And, of course, . . QD6lZlZHIZf Standing: N. Jackson, M Metzger, P, McLouth, R. Clewell, G. Soldwedel, S. Gibbons, S. Branson, S. Shepley, R. Ash, E. Phalen, K. Woodcock, M. Pollitt, J. Andrews. Seated, First Row: P. Douglas, P. l-loward, R. Tink, J. Carmack, Beverlee Anderson Seated, Second Row: L. Flynn, J. Kipling, A. Morrell, B. Potesanos Seated, Third Row: J. Duncan, Barbara Anderson, C. Colbert, N. Leathers, Seated, Fourth Row: R. Reinertsen, L. Gentry, D. Kruzan, G. Whitehead. The Pennant-jokes, wishes, gossip, and various items ot interest- this is the Cl-l.S. newspaper. Since the tirst Pennant was published on December 24, l908, many new and better teatures have been added. The wartime situation forced the paper to reduce its size, but it is packed to the brim with informa- tion. The Pennant usually consists ot tour pages, but more are made on special occasions. Mrs. Lillian l-lagbom, the Pennant adviser, has made the paper one of the finest in the state today. To back her up Mrs. Crouch handles the all-important pocketboolc. To them and their statts, hats ottl PACE EICHTY-ONE mm Glub . . J 5 if A V C ,..,....- .x, ,W ,,, ,, P. l-loward, Barbara Anderson, C. Brazee, B. Perry, J. McKean, J. J. Andrews, C. Clark, J, l-larkless, J. Fuller, Beverlee Anderso The organizational meeting ot the Dramatics Cllub sor, was held in the early tall, From the eligb K n l appeared in or worked on any previous dramatic N! Secretary, Joanne l-logan, Treasurer, Elizabeth l-l officers were elected: President, Peggy l-lovvard, The purpose ot this club is to create an ot dramatic art on the part ot the student body to otter a ''training-through-doing program tor t talents in the tield ot dramatics. ln keeping with this goal the club, under th presented three one-act plays during February. Jack Andrews, John l-leckard, Joanne Nelso Anderson appeared in the l-leritage ot Wimpol Rusnak, Gene Kingery, and Larry Gentry cavorte Women Do, while the third play, No Greater E3 h e n , e d Joan Fuller, Barbara Denham, Jim Kuchan and C were all well cast and well pertormed and Miss crews can be proud ot their accomplishments. PAGE EIGHTY-TWO G di 8 uchan, ! le pert ice- rr nd t CDSC able Joa Stre - ii ll'l ove, arles Oty, ctive vi E l-larr, J. Hogan, L. Gentry, with Miss Coty as spon- members lthose having ormancel the tollowing President, Charles Clark, interest in all types he community, as well as fho wish to develop their direction ot lviiss Coty, nne l-logan and Beverlee et, Jerry l-larkless, Bill It Men Played Cards as tound Peggy l-loward, Clark cast. The plays the casts and the stage Q l ui!! and Sora Standing: R. l-lenseler, J, Andrews, J. Cuyton, J. l-larkless, C. Roller. Seated, at Backi R Tink, C. Clark, lvl. Weir, B. Anderson, L. Gentry. Seated, in Front: E. l-larr, N. Jackson, A. Schwarz, H. Little, L. Bull, B. Sherwood, E. l-larney. Canton l-ligh's chapter ot Quill and Scroll, the honorary high school society tor budding journalists, is named for the lllinois poet, Vachel Lindsay, whose home was in Springfield. The chapter was organized on April lO, l926 and since then many students ot Cl-l.S. have attained membership through high scholastic standing and work on the Pennant or Cantonian statts. Some ot these have gone on trom Canton High to make their place in the world ot journalism and some are now studying in schools ot journalism in colleges and universities. Membership in Quill and Scroll is a coveted honor attained by the tew who excel in both ability and scholarship. PACE EIGHTY-THREE Z0 ogy fab . . W i r l 4 First Row: B. Fair, B. Milhone, M. Jackson, S. Barker, M. Pollitt, M. Third Row: B. McMillan, L. Weffenstette, M. Henderson, E. Anders Fourth Row: A. Jacobs, J. Tyler, L. Richards, L. Hill, J. Ball, D. Parf, Fifth Row: J. Elwell, J. Armstrong, F. Beecham, Cr. Beam, C. Mulliga felter, E. Bull. The Biology Club is a very interesting organizat terested in science. Mrs. Elsie Anderson is the otticers are: Cerald Beam, President, Maxine Pol Woodcock, Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Stravvn, R Scrap Book. The club members have entered their various p Academy ot Science contests and have vvon honor winners vvere: Raymond Lukasik, Microphotos, J Lon Smith, Bill Brovvn, Pat Pearson, Marilyn Smith, Bovvman, Mammals. Second division vvinners vver lish, Jim Royer, Wood Sections, Elizabeth Harr, Sk Walker, Clearing Skeletons, Dan Walter, Barbara F son, Charles Clark, Jack Woods, Jane Duncan, Jim Fouts, Cavitt Hollis, C-erald Winegerter, Bob War Grounds. Third division winners vvere: Margie Spiders, Tom Cory, Bill Kinzer, Animal Maze, Cor Bill Niditter, Leonard Bolen, Dale Bohm, Reptiles. Roth, P. Allaman, C. Parks. , A. Roberson, J. Strawn. Second Rovvi J. Craharn, M. Hagaman, C. Woodcock, M. Kruschinsky on, advisor, J. Lynch, S. Witherell. OI'l. n, P. Azbell, F. Morrell, J. Lingen- i club's advisor. The club's litt, Vice-President, Karolyn eporter, and June Lynch, on tor students vvho are in- rojects in the Illinois Junior s with them. First division ahn Hess, Waldo Donaho, ean Millington, and Beverly I Morton Weir, John Eng- eletons, Richard Avvl, Dick ace, Larry Cook, Dana Pear- Royer, Alice Povvers, Bob tield, Larry Walker, School Seddon, Martha Roberts, :lon Roller, Pigeon Skeleton, Who says the Biology Club doesn't do anything? PACE EICHTY-FOUR . . .Ei61'fr1'la1zs E Vaughan, J, Berry, D. Bolender, R Smith, R France, Y, Wilkinson, D Bolon, J Nelson, H Little, P, Douglas, J. Kipling, C Brown, J, Duncan, M. Roberts, FZ Ash, J. Terpening, S Barker, M, Jackson, K, Averill, l-lave you ever noticed the haggard look on the librarians' faces as they emerge trom the library? You'd look haggard, too, it asked such things as, Who vvrote Teddy l?.oosevelt's Autobiography? Nevertheless, the librarians are in the library to help you and do so obligingly. Although there are approximately SOOO books to keep straight- ened and attendance slips to be made out, the librarians still tind time tor potluck suppers and other parties, Their otticers this year are: Rosalee Smith, President, Pat Douglas, Vice-Presidentg Sharon Witherell, Secretary, Helen Little, Treasurer, and Miss Cagley, Advisor. PAGE EICHTY-FIVE LZ! 666125 . JUN IORSEN IOR YQTEEIN Seated, Left Rowi J Patterson, A Raster, Barbara Anderson, J. F Beverlee Anderson. Seated, Right Row' V. Owings, B Denham, B. Saurbaugh, S Myers Standing: M. Coultas, B. Potesanos, J. Aten, J. Hammond, S, Foot FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Y - -lr Seated, Front Row. S. Shepley, B Bowman, L. Maurice, B. Baldwin. Seated Second Rowi E, Barnett, A. Burrows, S Kemper, B. Williams, Standing: C. Saurbaugh, Advisor, M. Black, Advisor, M. Bolendei Branson, K. Shores, J. Pigg, J. Meir, P. Williams, D Dabney, B. Sprague, S. Munson, M. Seward, P. Saurbaugh, A. Klingma C. Douglas, l-l, Stokes, R. Ash, M. Metzger, L. Rogers, S, Gaslf Standing, at Back: B. Lindbloom, E Vaughan, J, Ketcham, I PAGE EICHTY-six A l S uller, J. Hogan, E l-larr, P. Howard , A. Adams, C Mason, A. Calegoris ef, C. lrons, P. Rakestraw. EENS , C. Soldwedel, S. lzard, P. MCl.outh , Advisor, J. Kipling, J. Buflum, S T. Calogeris, J. Lynch, V. Wilcoxen will? Bloomfield, J, Oaks, J. Rohrer i . . Ly 666125 NOON HOUR Y-TEENS Seated, at Left: A, Potesanos, V. Dcnaho, J A Sartt, S. Phillips, Margaret Larson, advisor, Mary Louise Hill, advisor, M. Kaiser, J. Fuller, P. Howard, B. Potesanos, Elaine Jackson Seated, at Right' E. Manley, P. Lightle, J. Richardson, C Brown, B DeFord, D. Heikes, N Jackson, P Moore, M. Roberts, E. Elliott, P, Pearson. Standingi J. Sappington, Y. Wilkinson, M. Fulton, J. Kipling, B. Baldwin, V. Schrodt, N. J. Vaughan, A. Morrell, R M. Fengel, N, Simpson, K. Woodcock, J Elliott, K, Thompson, S Barker, 5. Kareken, M. L. Morse, V. Wilcoxen, B. Downs, K Thompson, M Pollitt, A. M Kruse, S. Thompson, Mrs Myrtle Smith, Y.W.C.A. Secretary, Mrs Leatha Bennett, Y.M.C A. Secretary Penny potlucks, noon lunches, Adamless dances, speakers, hay-rack. rides, pastry sales, candy sales and many more activities all made up this exciting year for the members ot Y-Teens. The officers who led the various groups were: .hs i JUN IOR-SEN IOR Y-TEENS , President ..........................,..,.,........................ Joanne Hogan Vice-President ........,..,.,........,........................... Helen Little Secretary ..........,. .,....... J anet Hammond Treasurer ..........................,,.........,........................ Jane Aten NOON HOUR Y-TEENS President .....,....,...........,...................,..,.., .... E laine Jackson Vice-President .,......,.,.........................,..... Bessie Potesanos Secretary .........,.. .....,.,. . ...,....,.,....,,....,. E lizabeth Elliott Treasurer ...,...,.,.,......................,......,...........,.... Pat Pearson FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS President ....,...,.......,...................,,.,.....,........ Donna Dabney Vice-President ....,......,........................,............. Janet Oaks Secretary ......,..... .,.,..,.. T essie Calogeris Treasurer ...... ...... P eggy McLouth PACE EICHTY-SEVEN AA A 4. R 1 1 GMECA CHAPTER HI-Y D. CaNI1mm, J, Cawom, D Parscrws. L Rlchardx, L Laurence, R Kamkerw ALPHA CHAPTER HI-Y Seated' D.CI1ambers, N Braie-L B Roeth Stamdmgi R McMullen, J, Cory, C Pschrrror, L Slater, F Beecmamp. C Mauruco, B Rldmfcis, C Clmurclwill, C, Bohamworw PACE EICHTY-EIGHT l Standingi C. Fintgeld, R. Reinertsen, J. l-leaton, W. Knott, J. Flahavin, J, Culton, R, Harland, M. Rupe, C. Williams, C-. Beam, D. Brown. Seated, Left Row: R. Chambers, J, Shaw, R. Werry, L. Jenkins, D. Bohm, N. McKinney, J. Cuyton, R. Kennedy. Seated, Middle Row: L. Jenkins, l-l. Beam, M. Weir, J. Dearing, J, English, B. Nidiffer, C, Colbert, J. Ellison, Seated, Right Row: D. Kepler, W. Mackey, J, Woods, J. l-leckard, Z. Pritchard, R Davis. The l-li-Y groups, which are part ot one ot the largest organizations in America ot high school boys, have long been active in C.l-l.S. This year tinds three l-li-Y clubs organized and active, the Delta, Alpha and Omega. Membership in a l-li-Y is based initially upon high standards ot Christian character, leadership, personality, and other personal traits which the individual displays in the classroom and in public. Activities ot the l-li-Y's usually include sponsorship ot dances, luncheons and edu- cational trips, as well as the regular business meetings. An activity new to the l-li-Y's this year will be the election ot boys who will represent the various clubs in Youth Congress, which is to be held at Springfield, Illinois. The chiet aim ot the 'Youth Congress is to acquaint young men with the governmental procedures ot our state. Officers and advisors ot this year's l-li-Y groups are as tollows: OMEGA HI-Y DELTA l-ll-Y ALPHA HI-Y Advisor ............................ Mr. Wildman Advisor ..,.............,............... Mr. Snively Advisor ,.........,.,..,.....,....,..,.... Mr, Postin President . ...........,........ Larry Lawrence President ............ .....,.. J ohn English President ....,........ .........,. T om Cory Vice-President ................ Dave Parsons Vice-President ..........,....... Bill Nidiffer Vice-President ..,.............., Bill Richards Secretary ............................ Junior Irons Secretary ............ ...,,.... C arrol Colbert Secretary ................................ Jack Cory Treasurer ................ Lawrence Richards Treasurer ........ .......,.., M orton Weir Treasurer ,,...... .......... D ave Chambers PACE ElC.l-lTY-NINE era I I '3 iiiiiff Standing: P, Somers, E. Phalen, P. Williams, E. Vaughan, M. Engle, M. l-larr, L. Leek, J. Kipling, S. Caskill, J. A. Messer, S. Raker. Seated, Left Row: J. Waddell, M. Metzger, P. Saurbaugh, B. Saurbau Seated, Middle Row: C. Douglas, l-l. Stokes, B. Williams, A. Scott, S. A. Burrows. Seated, Right Row: J. Muir, E. Barnett, D. Bennie, P. l-lamm, A. Cal l Suppose you vvere asked, 'lWho gives the yells at a game? You vvould indubitably ansvv urally, and you vvould be lOO per cent right. This club represents a tevv loyal students, constitute the basis ot the yells at a game. The until the final second disappears. Y l e Mrs. Gertrude Jones is the person that vv advancement ot this club. Also, their succes Saurbaugh, the club's president. The other ot son, vice-president, and Wilma Spainhour, secr s t e Since yells are very importarllt to keep up tl this club should receive a Zl-gun salute tor its l'T PACE NINETY N. l-lervey, S. Munson, B. Murphy, gh, C Forbis. Rutherford, D. Gilmore, B. l-laftner, ogeris, P. McClure. tighest per cent ot the er, The Pep Club, nat- vvho try their best to really support our team, have to thank tor the is partly due to Betty icers are Betty Thomp- tary and treasurer. we spirit of the players, iagniticent vvork. 4 vu, W ..0-icefjwi. Andrews Tink E. Jackson N, Jackson lPresidentl lVice-Presidentl lSecretaryJ lTreasurerl Created early in the twentieth century to promote interest in the fields ot athletics, literature and music, the fxl..lVlA. is still going strongg however, now its prime purpose is to save YOU money by selling A,l..lVl.A. tickets at lowered prices. Proceeds received from ticket sales are placed in a tund which is used to pay otticials and to buy athletic equipment. The A,L.lVl,Px. is headed this year by Jack Andrews, Raelene Tink, Elaine Jackson, and Nancy Jackson, who were elected by the entire student body. A,l..lVlA.-keep up the good work I: ' PAGE NINETY-ONE paris Fight for old Canton l-ligh loudly than at basketball an . . . . students, faculty, a stand firmly behind the tean' team members proudly wear tl gold .... Intramural s never rises more d football games lums and friends s .... all we purple and old oorts provide fun for all boys .... C-AA, is a source of recre- ation for girls .... Enjoyment for all is gained thru sports. J 1 In 33 wi 5 ix L yy' I Y A ax A Ut. uv -.. an 6 I mx' s 595 51 QA EN N FQ! mf Q Q56 XJ -.AM .wwf , , Ilya Q, 'x - tai Dv fa'-W' 9 KJMQL' LL, Huw ,M egg ff . f 5,1 EAL Wfjjgiyf j1,A,fZ4.:m amz. 2MM4'e2+4 JAM ,6....,-J hmm www 1' ! . 6?.,1M+w?Mf' 83.-6 14.:J.....,4 74.1.14 awww wqlf ANC - Maw MLALMJ CWXQ fwvfffn ,S -.E.l7.L4,f'-JJ - , dl M62 : fc 4-QL 4 ,QM-Lf W-ff cf.,.rW wr J' - I 'ZLLW' fgjifwf ma fifsvwfw BML QMLLQ 5 . arsify Qaida!! First Row: G. Lingenfelter, B. Harland, C, Williams, R. Jump, B. V Second Row: G. Maurice, L. Slater, B. Shepard, B. Richards, R. Kenr vich, G Johnson. Third Row: C. Day, R. McMullen, J. Ellison, N. Swartzbaugh, D. lx M. Radosevich, M. Brasel, F. Beechamp. Fourth Row: R. Karmenzind, T. Picton, F. Morrell, J. Gracheck, J. C Hedden P Dress Fifth Row: A. Buckner, Coach, P. Azbell, L. Lawrence, J. Kinzer, Due to injuries and inexperienced players, Coach A. a poor i950 football season. After winning the opening game against Cuba, the Little Giants were defeated 32-l2 by a vicious Peoria Manual were injured in the Manual game and their services were greatly missed the next week when Pekin rolled over the Little Giants 54-O. Then, a half, the Cantonians faltered and gave way to a power On the road again the Little Giants went to Monmouth ' 7-6. Next Macomb was downed by a score of l3-O, but boys lost to East Peoria in a rough and tumble game w The next game was lost to Galesburg by a Zl to O scor come quite cold and the last game of the season was pl game Farmington downed the Little Giants l3-O. This games won and six games lost. The l95l football team should have a good season men returning from the previous year. Last yearls se Bill Richards, Tom Cory, Bob 'Warfield Gerald Beam, and Jim Kuharich. THE SCHEDULE AND SCORES FOR l95O: Cuba O ...........,....,...... Canton Manual 32 ..... .,........ C anton Pekin 54 .......... ........... C anton Woodruff 32 .......... ....,...... C anton Monmouth 6 ......,.. .......... ,Canton Jarfield, G. Beam, J. Kuharichl edy, T. Cory, B. Kinzer, C. Kovache- lulkins, M. B. Carver, J. Roudebush, Cory, G. Walker, M. Rupe, D. Bohm, H. Smith, Coach, G. Harjes, Coach. L. Buckner's Little Giants suffered team. Ronald Jump and Bill Kinzer fter battling to a 7-6 edge at the ful Woodruff team which won 32 7 fvhere they defeated the Zippers back on the home field the Plow hich greatly increased the injuries e. By this time the weather had be ayed in slight snow flurries. ln that brought our season total to three because there will be many letter wior lettermen were: Bill Kinzer l8 Macom O Canton l2 East Pe ria 49 ,........ .......... C anton O Galesbu'g 2l Canton 7 Farmington l3 .....,.... .....,.... C anton 7 PAGE NINETY-SIX l 3 6 O O 1 . . . Undercfass ,CJ-Eofbaff Front Row: J. Kinzer, L. Slater, M. Radosevich, M. B. Carver, F. Beechamp, C, Maurice. Second Row: J, Crrachek, R. Karmenzind, F. Morrell, J. Cory, N. Brasel, P. Azbell, P. Dress, A. Reinholtz C. Hedden. Third Row: H. Smith, Coach, L. Kovachevich, R. McMullen, T. Picton, C. Day, L. Lawrence, C. Churchill Manager, J. Elwell, O Harjes, Coach. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Visiting Team Home Team Visiting Team Home Team Farmington O ,.,..,....... H... C anton 46 Pekin , 40 ..,....,...... Canton 2 Cialesburg O .....,......... Canton l3 Peoria Woodruff Sl .,..., .,..... C anton O Peoria Woodruff O ..,............. Canton 9 Pekin 33 ...........,.. Canton O Pekin O .,,......,...... Canton 33 Peoria Woodruff l9 .,.......,.... Canton 6 East Peoria O ............,... Canton 4l Games Lost 4 games Won 0 Points scored O Points scored T42 Games Lost O Games Won 5 Unbeaten Un-tied Unscored upon Front Row: H. Beam, D. Sharpe, J. Shaw, D. Smith, A. Baxter, T, Lawrence, C. Murray, H. Wills, C-. Schrodt. Second Row: J. Klobuchar, B. Duffield, C Tindall, B. Williams, M. Foulk, F. Eveland, F. Linder. Third Row: J. Slack, J. Peak, L. Davis, W. Mackey, J. Young, T. Henseler, C. Churchill, Manager Ossman, J. Threw, B. Graham. Fourth Row: J. Harper, D. Trenter, K. St. Clair, M. Ketcham, C. Harjes, Coach. ,A. PACE NINETY-SEVEN F , , ..- , 1, A l 4 1'-HWEL Y' --N l '-y-:JUL-5 ., j -4-hwy,-.. .. ....Y.A' ...:. OLLIZJ Gflbouf v l l By sports like these are all their cares l3egull'dl -Goldsmith PAGE NlNE mwElcHw 'fan-n,n.ve 4 F i A , j ,vz ., ,,l ..x.,4..1. ff f ,u - V' ff N, , Qmz c.,f4i..L f4 glfffflfwl , K X 4411! vu? M-lf, ?'a'a-4111442 E 4 ,- C.. Lu im PL' .0,f,., L' i . 1 .fvultfzlf Cf . M' If L 1 ' ' ' ,f ,. X 11 ' Nav' 'Bvi-lcngjy Sw. 6m.9f.1aJ 14.42,-J' 3.1.4, M ,ami so U2 5 iv A xl SW E.- ' ,L :I-..?fgm.a 612,130 ,- 1 5 x ri k A I 8 arsify askefbaff . . . First Row: J. Kuharich, B. Kinzer, T. Cory, B. Lindzey, C. Colbert. Second Row: J. Sepich, J. English, R. Warfield, B, Knott, G. Lingenfelt-e Third Rowi A. Buckner, Coach, M. Rupe, Manager, W. Maurice, L. I C, Williams, Manager, I-I. Smith, Coach. Canton's hopes of going to state were shattered in tional tournament when Pekin downed the Little Giai ts defeated the Chinks twice during the regular season, overcome a 6-point Pekin lead in the first quarter. I-I turned in their best Season since i948 with a I5-8 reg Illinois Conference also. The Little Giants hit their stride in mid-season wh Manual, 66-47, Pekin, 6l-50, and took the conference 6l -54. Coach Buckner had a well-rounded team this year Kuharich, Lindzey, Colbert, Cory, Kinzer, and Englis seniors this year, there will be many new faces on the VARSITY SCORES HOME GAMES Canton nton nton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Ca Ca Cawton Canton Canton JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Canton 43 ..........,....,..,...,........ Lewistown Canton 55 ..................,............ Cuba Canton 46 ........... ...,.... P eoria Central Canton 42 ........... .....,,.. E armington Canton 45 ......,.... ......... M oline Canton 45 .......... ......... Q uincy Canton 49 ...,...... ...,.... D ecatur Canton 66 ..,....... ,...,.... M anual Canton 6I ........... .......... P ekin Canton 65 .......... ......... Ga lesburg Canton 57 ...,......,..............,..,.. Kewanee Canton 6l .................,...,......... East Peoria SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Canton 4I ......,................,....... Pekin Canton 52 ..... .......... L ewistown Canton 57 .. ...... .......... P ekin Canton 55 ......... .......... P aris Canton 28 ......... ........... T aylorville PAGE ONE HUNDRED Canton Canton Canton Canton r, J. Ellison, Z. Pritchard, J. Mistic. lovachevich, D. Wright, B. Zaborac, 46 4l Although they had the Cantonians were unable to wever, the Purple and Gold ular season record and won the the opening game of the sec- i , - . 3 en they beat Decatur, 49-42, lead by defeating Woodruff, with many good players, such as h. Since all of these boys are basketball court next year. GAMES AWAY 34 .............................. Rock Island 40 55 .............................. Monmouth 38 46 ..... ..,....... P aris 62 45 ......... .,......... T aylorville -I3 45 ......... ......,... P ekin 44 36 ......... .......... Ga lesburg 46 49 ......,... ........... F armington 46 6I .......... ........... W oodruft 54 38 ......... .........., T hornton 46 45 .....,..........,............. Dekalb 54 48 .........,...........,........ Manual 67 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 62 ..... ....,,..........,..,.... C uba 44 50 .............................. Farmington 45 59 ......... .......... L ewistown -ll 38 ........ .,........ Q uincy 45 4l ......... .......... P ekin TO 53 ...,.... ....,..... W oodruff 39 D5 .....,.. ....... W oodruff EO 7JIlZJ6l'C!6l55 6l5k6lJL6l!! Fmt Rowi C Day, F Beeclwarnp, E ButkovnCl1,M B Carver, R McMullen,J Cory Second Row: L Slater, Manager, J. Dean, C Psrlwlrrer, B Roetlw, J, Thompson, R Connor, H Smrtlw, Coarlt Home Team Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Ca SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MlSllII1g Horne Vtsrtlng Score Team Score Team Score Team Score 22 .,..... .,...,.. R ock Island SO Canton 72 ,..,,. ,, Elllsvllle 'J 22 ....... . .. Monmouth 28 Canton 35 ...,..,.. Cuba 3-l oo .,..... ......... P eorna Central 48 Canton P-L.. . Pektn Q52 54. ,..,. ......,.. F armlngton 26 Canton 21 .... London Mtlls 3? -40 . ....,. Molrne SS Canton 77 .... .. .. Roosevelt Jr l2ndt S-I 42 ...,... .,..,,... P ekin -l5 Canton H ,4.,.. .. Rooaevelt Jr flstl 'lC: -48 ,...,,. ..,..... C alesburg 39 Canton 33 ,,., Pekln S? 6-l ,.,,. , ..,...,.. Farmington 35 Canton Zo .. ,. Decatur ST S-l ,,.,,.. . ....... Decatur G8 Canton Sal .,.. ..., L ondon Malls 23 JS ,,.,... .,....... P eorla Manual GO Canton S3 ..,,...,.r Elltsvulle lO Sl ....,... ..,.. . . Pekin S9 Canton ZS ...,..,.., Peorua Vxfoodrutf 26 39 ...... ,..,..., P eorra Woodruff 39 Canton 26 .,..,..,.. ..... R oosevelt Jr l2ndt 30 EO ...., ..,,.. . Calesburg 47 Canton Bl ..... ...,..,...,.., . . Roosevelt Jr llett 13 37 ....... ...,.... K ewanee 29 Canton 29 .... .. ,, , Woodruff W2 63 ..,...... . ,....... East Peoria -IO Carnes Won -l Carnes Lost lal 5-l., .... . . ,..,,,, Manual 62 mes XVon 7 Cames Lost 9 Frrst Row: D, Chambers, A Ossman, D, Trenter, J Young, C Ftntgeld Second Row. J Slwavv, J. Flalwavun, T Henseler, F. Lander, J Peak, J, Slack, Tnurd Row: H. Beam, Manager, M. Ketcnam, B Kuchan, J. Cuyton, H Smith, Coach, EU J I ,av PACE ONE HUNDRED ONE ross Gomzfry . . . First Row: C. Walliasper, l.. Gentry, R. Kareken, E. NJilliams. Second Rowi L. Wildman, Coach, J. Dean, G. Christy, The cross country team of i950 did not mainly because the boys were lacking in expe made up of completely new material, not a let last year due to ill health. The team of three omores was improving very much and shoul next spring. They had five meets, also the ference meet, both run on Peoria Woodruff toughest in the state. Both meets were won one of the finest cross-country teams in the s lettermen this year, Gentry and Thompson. PACE ONE HUNDRED TWO F W, Bair, J. Thompson. win a meet this year, ience. The team was ierman returning from seniors and five soph- make a good squad istrict and Illini Con- 's course, one of the by Woodruff, who had tate. There were two . . . 1950 6-l'dCk First Rowi J. Smith, J. Tometich, J. Metzger, R. Grandys, A. Alig, C. White, C. Pintar, P. Burton. Second Rowi L. Cientry, J. Dearing, M. Weir, J. English, R. Henseler, R. Warfield, B. Kinzer, J. Beam. Third Rowi C. Hedden, R. Swearingen, L. Slater, Cr. Pschirrer, C. Williams, M. Carver, B. Shepard, F. Beechamp, B. Roeth, B. Walters, J. Elwell, A. Buckner, Coach. Coach Buckner's track team turned in a very impressive record for the l95O track season. The Canton lads registered defeats over Peoria Manual, Peoria Central and East Peoria as well as placing second in the district meet where Bill Kinzer and Junior Pintar placed high enough to go to the state meet at Champaign. Also the Little Giants placed second in a triangular meet at Monmouth. Because of the graduation ot such stalwarts as Pintar, White, Alig, Metzger, Crandys, Tometich, Campbell, Burton, and Smith there will be a mad scramble among newcomers for the l95l season. However, we're sure the coming season will be successful and the laurels ot CHS. upheld. Discus ......... Smith, Tometich TRACK EVENTS Mile ..,............... Henseler, Beam, Nidiffer 880 .......,....,......... Alig, Campbell, English -440 ...,............ English, Warfield, Metzger 220 .................. Pintar, Warfield, Shepard Shot Put .....,...........,........ Smith, Crandys High Jump ..,..,..,..... Alig, Nidiffer, White Broad Jump ,....,.... Burton, Pintar, Kinzer Pole Vault .,......................,..,..,.,.. Burton High Hurdles ................... Low Hurdles. ...,.,..Kinzer, .Kinzer, White lOO yard Dash ..........,..... Pintar, Shepard Relay-Metzger, Kinzer,Pintar, Shepard, White White, Weir PACE ONE HUNDRED THREE 1950 dfebddl . . First Row: R. Derrickson, F. Pollitt, J. Sepich, C. Colbert, T. Stro e, J. McCaskey, R. l-leppenstall. Second Row: R. Scrogum, J. McCracken, C, Kholer, R, Nuttall, J. llison, T. Cory, B. Ray. Third Row: C. Maurice, W. Maurice, Z. Pritchard, R. Davis, M Fourth Row: J. Moore, Manager, L, Bolen, Manager, l-l. Smith, C loomfield, B. Randol, N. Bogart. cach Led by the expert pitching ot Colbert, Sepich, Ray, and Derrickson, Coach Harry Smiths varsity squad turned in one ot the ball history. The only defeat ot the regular seas later defeated them in the tinals ot the sectional tournament. At the end ot the season the Little Ciants had a record ot titteen victories against only tvvo losses. The tollovving seniors graduated and vvill be team: l-leppenstall, McCracken, McCaskey, Poll and Derrickson. Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton 9 .........,.............,. Kevvanee l l ........ ...... .... . . . Kevvanee double header 7 ..,........,...........,,. Spalding 9 ll 6 O 8 8 ..,..,....,..,...........Calesburg .............,.,...,......Oalesburg double header .................,.......Woodrutt .........Manual Peoria Central ....,.,..East Peoria Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton best records in Canton base- on vvas by Peoria Manual, who greatly missed by the l95l tt, Strode, Scrogum, Bogart, 6 ........ ....,..... W oodrutf 4 4 ..............,..,........ Pekin O 5 ......,. .....,.......... P ekin O ISTRICT TOURNAMENT l ..,................,...... V. I .T. 2 5 ......,. .....,... F armington 3 6 ...................,..... Bushnell O l l ,......,...... ........ , ...Beardstovvn l SHECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Canton Canton 8 ........................, Calesburg 7 9 3 ...,...................... Manual PACE ONE HUNDRED FOUR . . . fzframum 5 First Rowt J. Dowell, C. Nagle, L. Culick, L. Rutledge, B. Bennie, D. Bull, J. Pollitt, D. Bohm, N. McKinney. Second Rowi R. Fuller, L. Babcock, B. Burnham, R. Ellsworth, S. Williams, L. Dutton, L. Williams, S. Westerfield, DI Mulkins, J. Dearing, Mr, Metzger, Coach. Third Row: R. Christensen, R. Scalt, G. Walker, J. Thompson, J. Saunders, B. Rusnak, I-l. Flynn, C. Chesnut. Fourth Row' J. I-leckard, J. Kuchan, J. Andrews, L. Jackson. Fifth Row: B. Winegardner, B. Curtis, B Jarnigan, R. BJsby, K. Laird, E. Lightle, J. Crouch, D. Parsons, W. Donaho, R. Nuttall, J. Lingentelter, R. Riley, T. Sales. Intramural sports at Canton I-ligh has had one ot its finest years. The Intramurals consist of tlag-football that starts in the tall. This year flag-football had tour teams. The champions ot the league were Michi- gan and all players were awarded medals. There also was a league tor boys who rode on the buses. There were tour teams and the champions were Liverpool and County Farm, which were all one team. There also was basketball which had IZO boys out and consisted ot I6 teams. There was also bowling at the Canton Alleys. There were 6 teams and 6 boys to a team. The Intramural is tor boys who didn't try or did not make the high school teams. We, the students of C.l-IS., would like to thank Mr. Bill Metzger for a tine job ot handling the Intramural sports and molding the stars ot tomorrow. PACE ONE HUNDRED FIVE 3? Q. x A Q N iff?-794 WWW r . GOQCAGS COACH BUCKNER ,.,,. Hails from Indiana ..,., Has a good looking family .,... Drives a blue DeSoto ..... ls a Yankee fan .... . No one knows what the A and L stand for ..... ls a gardener on the side ..... Did a good job coaching a great team ,.... Here's to Bucky, an all 'round fellowl COACH SlVllTH ,.... ls a graduate of C.H.S ....., ls back now for post grad course and is he larnin' fastl ..i.. Sometimes called uHandsome Harry' '..... Has a son named Larry lto rhyme with Harryl ..... ls known f-or those rugged gym classes .,... ls every- body's pal ..... Here's to a real swell guyl COACH WlLDlVlAN ..,., Cross Country is his forte ...,, New gray Plymouth that we like to ride in ..,.. ls all smiles all the while ..... Freshmen girls dote on him .,,i. ls an eligible bachelor ,.... Heres to a Michigan rooterl COACH JONES .,... Also a CHS, Ugrad' '..... Chaperones the cheerleaders ..... Helps plan pep meetings ...., Teaches in both Senior and Junior High ...., Loves kids, Hcokesf' and sports . . . . . Sponsors Archery Club ..... Here's to a swell gal l COACH HOADLEY ..,,. Drives a new Chevie' '..... Sponsors that famous organization, OAA ,..... Pals around with the high school librarian ..... Hard working person ...,, Nice to know .,,. . Here's to the ladyl COACH HARJ ES ..... Drives that Chevie with the sign on the side . . . . . He's another fond papa . . . . . Coaches Freshman football, and howl ..... Goes in for ties that glow in the dark ,,... ls a rough 'n ready character ..... a character anyhow ..... Here's to our driver training teacher! COACH METZCER ...,. ls the guy behind intramural sports ..... Hibernates down in the basement ...,. Rules those drafting classes with a rod of iron ..... ls a modest fellow ..... His boys idolize him ..... Heres to Bullet Bill l PACE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN gp-2.54. TOP PICTURE -Front Rowi N. Derby, B. Murphy, S, Munson, A Rue M FI I E B A f Y am: Ion, arnefr, . Cardor, N. Herxey, M. Metzger, P. Roye Suslch, P. Saurbaugh, J. Rolurer, R Stanfel, C. Ubell, L Rogers, A Cs B Baldwin, B Milhone, J. Tyler, M J Orendorff, A Jacobs C Kenr B Lnndbloom, P. Oreenbank, J. Kefcham, S Emlg, S. Seplch, S. Pay McLoL1Ih, C. Douglas, L. Maurice. BOTTOM PICTURE-Front Row: M J. Henderson, M. Walsh, D. Dab Barbara Anderson, M. Roberts, B. Phnllrps, B. Thompson, F. Neberga Forbus, P Kramer,J Duffleld M Vxfrnchell J. Parlr r ' , , e , T Smith, N Kaiser, M. Landis, D. Hoadley, Advisor, J Pigg, K. Sho'es Thrrd Ro M Morse, J I-Ilnkle, S. Kareken, FI. Clark. Fourth Row' M. Phzlllps S Wltherell, C Mason, P. I-lamm, D. Bennie, W. Spainhour, M. Rask N Mlckalonls, J Fouts, J. Lynch, T Calogerls, M. Herring, J. Cams J. Krpling, M Menne. I C , S. Kemper, I-I Stoke, J. Spencer, J Messer er Second Row: L Leek, S. Izard, A rllon, J, Shumaker Thlrd Row: J Werry wedy, J Oaks, O Soldwedel. Fourth Row we, K. Scalf, N. Mace, P. Nnckerson, P I C Raker A Burrows Second Rom S ODonnaI Y Wnlmnson J Sapplngton M N L Flynn, B Perm, M Bybee, A Ras er , M I-Iagaman, Betty VVIIIIBHTS, P Wrlliams uskas. Fifth Rovvi S. I-ledge, B Lalicker , J. Woods, E. Phalen, S Crbbons, C Irons ney, Beverlee Anderson, S. Meyers, J Hogan I , , . fi I I I , I I T I t 3 PACE ONE HUNDRED EICI-IT . Q. ar. ar. Then heres to dear old GAA. Long may she ever stand For sportsmanship and loyalty In this, our happy land, Good sports and loyal, brave and true, For her will ever beg , Of all the clubs l've ever known it's GAA. for me. GAA, is, as you all should know, the Girls' Athletic Association, The fel- lows say, What? Girl athletes? They're no competition for us. You fellows would really be surprised. They have basketball, baseball, volleyball, table tennis, bowling, and bad- minton tournaments. Letters are received for these sports too. The first year with 600 points a small G is given, the second year with l2DO points a large G is given, the third year with l6OO points the I is given, the fourth year with ZODD points the state emblem, the map of Illinois, is given. Also G.A.A. girls participate in telegraphic basket shooting and bowling tournaments. Besides promoting sportsmanship in the different activities, there are also some money projects, the successful Sock-l-lops and the sale of Little Giant stationery. With the help of their advisor, Miss Dorothy Hoadley, the officers for this year, Beverlee Anderson, President, Jean Polhemus, Vice-President, Sue Meyers, Secretary, Donna Dabney, Treasurer, Betty Thompson and Sylvia Kar- eken, Reporters have brought this organization thru a very successful season ii School days, school days, dear old GAA. days, Tennis and hockey and basketball, Skating in winter and hikes in fall, We make the most of every day, We know both how to work and play, And we'll teach all to live this way, lf you will join our G.A.A, PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE KIIZKIQEVS . BASKETBALL Front H Beam Baclt M lliipo, L Slater, C X Villiains g FOOTBALL Managers ,,.. the torgotten men ot the athletic department ..r, they brush t.,. and polish 4... and tetch rr.. and Carry i , A just any little thing that needs doing ,i.. thats their job A... Do they gripe? ...,lXlol . . 4 . Do they make the headlines? i.i, A great, big Nol . . , A Do they deserve a lot ot credit? .i,,Yesl Yes? Yesl , A . . Let's give 'ern a big hand then .,.. Clapl Clapl Clapl ll. Lindley, D Bohm, C Clwiiidiil M, liupc PACE ONE HUNDRED 'I'EiXly I OLUZJ GQLOLLE S I I Our youth we can but have Today. -Berkeley PACE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN i GAEZIJEJLJEVS . B, A. Utsinger, A. Scott, S. Ruther As Canton grows, so grovvs our school spl Canton students responded so highly and vv lead of the cheerleaders of the purple an our Cheerleaders have really done their hes pupils give all their support to the yells. 4 Too often the cheerleaders are forgotte students of this school. After all they are a as the players, for any game would be very di emphasizing yells. Surely we should rec first on the list in the Who's Who in Cant names are: Billie Utsinger, Agusta Scott, varsityg Donna Dabney and Bille Jean Cibbsl Somers and Wesley Stout, Freshmen. ford rit. Never before have ith such ovation to the dgold. 'We l4novv that i this year to make the n among the important s important to a game ill vvithout cheerleaders Zrd their names among n l-ligh School. These and Sherry Rutherford, Sophomoresg and Peggy PACE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE 5 S SOPHQMORES B, J, Gibbs D. J Dabnex' 661' !66lJ8I' S FACE ONE HUNDRED 'II'IIIQ'l'EEN FRESIWMEN Vx! Slow P, SomcrrS aircrew G LLL . . Kneeling: P, Morris, P. Saurbaugh. Front Row: N. Mickalonis, P. McLouth, A, Burrows, J. Stravvn, M. Second Rovv: M. l-lagaman, M, Bybee, J. Kipling, L. Leek, W. St Witherell, M. Phillips. This organization, which holds its meeting school, is open to all students in high school. During the tall and spring, vvhen the vvea practices shooting and learning the proper tech is bad, they repair the archery equipment. The tloat, entered by the club in the l-l second prize tor the third consecutive year. N tirstl The organization, advised by Mrs. Jones an President, Janet Stravvn, Vice-President, Mar Treasurer, and Betty Thompson, Reporter, hast l-lats oft to this vvondertul organization! Walsh, E. Barnett, l.. Flynn, uainhour, S. Payne, B. Thompson, S. s every Wednesday atter ther permits, the group clique. When the weather omecoming Parade, vvon Ve hope next year it is a :l led by Margaret Bybee, lyn l-lagaman, Secretary- iad a very successtul year. PACE ONE HUNDRED FOLJRTEBN . gzqhf Song i gp faq: ylf ALICE INCERSOLL GYM Fight for Old Canton High Fight tor the dear old gold. For you vve'll do or die. As in the days ot old. Fight! Fight! Fight! Our teams are always best, Loyal, and ever true. Victory for Cl-l.S,! We'll tight tor you, l-lere's to our good old teams Who tight so brave and bold. Let us all sing our praise For the purple and old gold. Rah! Rah! Rah! Fight, boys with all your might, Shovv them vvhat you can do Drive on to victory And vve'll cheer tor you. PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN f. ,.. Womzg Gfbouf . 1 IT isrft whether yodve won or lost but how youve played the game, I PACE ONE HUNDRED SDQTEEN' . ,imma Gfgouf S A man is one whose body has been trained to be the ready Servant of his mind. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN AD I want to takte this opportunitq to thank the class of H5.l-11 for their patronaqe durinq the past season -f v Cameron Studio E H NDRED EIGHVEEN lntarnatinnal llarnantar Company AD BUF F UM'S GARAGE PACKARD Roy Buffum G. T. Buffum 6'5?X?li55 168 No. lst Ave. Canton, Ill. INSURANCE . . .. . REAL ESTATE . . LOANS . . 323 We Represent the Best Insurance Companies in America EQ MARTIN and MARTIN Charles L. Martin Lee Martin 20 West Elm Street Phone 26 PACE ONE HUNDRED TWEINTY COMPLIMENTS OF I. C. PENNEY CC. 6-3 West Side Square Phone 486 KROGER THE sYMBoL OF QUALITY KROGER SUPER MARKET V V 128 East Chestnut Street Canton, Illinois PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY ONE AD jeomzd Gfdouf . . . I-I O WI E I C O IVI I IXI O I 9 5 O America, America, Torch-bearer of the Free Upon thy ample Shield I read Law, Order, Liberty. -Scott PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY TWO AD HNHHEWS HIHNHHHE EH. Complete House Furnishings Phone 254 168 E. Elm SOUTHERN BARBECUE THE HGME OF GOOD FOGD WE CATER TO CLUBS AND PARTIES , X Phone 1799 PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY THREE AD Arrow Shirts Hiclzolz Belts Sieisolz Hafs Society Brand Clofbvs IlIfCl'lU0'1!ClI Socks B.V.D. Alpagora Coafs DIVILBISS BROTHERS J. RANAR KEY Cantonis Foremost Store for Men and Young Men Same Old Stand .... On the Square I SEBREE DAIRY CO. Pasteurized anci Homogenizeci Vitimin D Milk HOMOGENIZED MILK I CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTERMILK ORANGE DRINK COTTAGE CHEESE PASTEURIZED MILK WHIPPING CREAM COFFEE CREAM Enioy Sebree Dairy Ice Cream and Other Dairy Products With That Fresher Flavor Phone 1347 I PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOIUR C 8c W SUPER MARKET 651-9 North Main Street Home Owned Home Operated Al Coons Bob Welch WHlTE'S BOOK STORE Headquarters for All SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES Stationery ..... Greeting Cards Books ..... Children's Books . . . . Model Building Supplies . . . . 12 South Main St. Canton, Illinois PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE AD - 1'PN'll!qjf?vTqf,6'j , A',,f3.. f A 4-. OLUZJ Gfgouf 'MELLERDRAMER I BIG sP1.AsH aus HUNTER 7 E 1 I 1 'S . ' 3 1 ' in J WY Nl ' wise cuvs -4 VIVE LA FRANCE! ZOOT- SUIT SURROUNDED m DEAD END KIDS Let our object be, our Country, our whole country and nothing but our country, -Webs PAGE owe HUNDRED TWENTY- Mcfackid Slade FIRESTONE TIRES. TUBES ACCESSORIES AND HOME APPLIANCES EQ 34 North Main Street Phone 1660 CANTON, ILLINOIS We Specialize in Corsages, Weddings. Hospital Bouquets and Flowers for Any Occasion 65513915655 EHNIHN HUHISI PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN AD AD Seam Raeiacfa ana! Ga. CANTON, ILLINOIS Main 2400 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back YOU CAN SI-IOP BY PI-LONE Call 2400 For Catalog Service We Will Notify You When Your Order Arrives CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Sf. Tainfer Gfqelzcy We Handle Insurance of All Kinds Real Estate and Home Loans Albert D. Painter e East Side Square CANTON, ILLINOIS I Phone 2200 I PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-E Ci-iT I 1 SCRIPPS -Mc CARTNEY CO. CANTON'S OWN DEPARTMENT STORE I FIRST STYLES . . . FINEST QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES O Everything for Misses', Women's and Girls' Wear 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 CANTON NEWS STAND The Home of MAGAZINES AND PAPERS We miss you 10117671 you dofft drop in to see us CLIFFORD AND HAZEL PACE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE AD AD BROWN'S HUDDLE CAFE DINNERS SANDWICHES AND SHORT WDRDERS Dale L. Brown 31 White Court Canton, Illinois NELSON CABINET WORKS CANTON, ILLINOIS 108 East Elm Street Phone 563 CUSTOM CABINET WORK Albert G. Nelson Carl E. Nelson, Sr. BEST WISI-IES Elmer Daily, Agent STANDARD OIL COMPANY Linn and 4th CANTON, ILLINOTS Phone 1760 DOBBINS BAKERY Home of Hi-Quality Bread and Pastries Wedding and Birthday Cakes Are Our Specialty 37 E. Chestnut St. Canton i Phone 3280 PACE ONE HUNDRED Ti-lIRTXl' D. L. SWARTZBAUGH FARM EQUIPMENT I.I-I.C. Home Freezers and Refrigerators PARTS - SERVICE 17 South First Phone 700 Canton Compliments of DR. A. G. de REVEY South Side Square Canton, Illinois BEST WISHES A 6. P SUPER MARKET 117 East Chestnut Street CANTON ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS It Pays to Play and Stay Fit 42 W. Chestnut St. Canton, Illinois Phone 1402 PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE AD AD Best Wishes .... Student and Faculty SEE MOORE'S CONOCO RVICE THE HOME OF CONTINENTAL OIL In Canton Phone 2121 North Main and Ash R PRODUCERS DAIRY P ODUCTS You Save Zf' on Each Quart of Milk at Our Dairy Store CREAM MILK BUTTERMILK ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK ORANGE DRINK Telephone 36 401 W. Locust ARNOLD C. HEGELE, Prop. Two Good Places To Eat AT HOME AND IONES OAFETERIA ELKS BUILDING Canton, Illinois l I I CALLAHAN DRUGS 24 West Elm Street HEARING AIDS Telephone 601 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO DROW HARDWARE CO. Complete Line of Hardware and Appliances Electrical Supplies - Housewares - Garden Supplies - Gifts - Toys Tools - Bupane Bottled Gas -Paint and Varnish Sporting Goods - Cleaning Supplies Telephone 211 Canton, Illinois 67 East Side Square LUNDRY'S FLYING SERVICE Charter Service - Flight Instruction CROP DUSTINC AND SPRAYING AIRCRAFT SALES AND SERVICE Phone 7210-W4 R. R. 1, Canton, Illinois KREICHGAUER MUSIC CO. BAND INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC RECORDS, RADIOS, PIANOS TYPEWRITERS 42 S. Main St. Canton, Illinois Phone 359 CANTON DAILY LEDGER Full Associated Press Leased Wire DEDICATED TO THE BEST INTEREST OF CANTON AND FULTON COUNTY Established 1849 Canton, Illinois PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTYVTHREE AD ROUND ABOUT C.H.S. . . ID I ax ww x . I ' Q: Q 3,5 i q JI? - I 'x.. 'ta ' I was born an Americang I Iive an Americang I shall die an American I -Webster PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FCUR TOWING AND XVRECKING GENERAL REPAIRING Phones LIBERTY GARAGE 398-399 Canton, Illinois il r N U! nl. 'fii7lii llflllr ix: -xx. Compliments of E L K S C L U B C A R D O S I ' S TASTY SANDWICHES Home Style Home Style CANDIES ICE CREAM We Specialize in Noon and Evening Plate Lunches 35 East Side Square THRIF T GROCERY WHERE THE THRIFTY PEOPLE SHOP 216 E. Ash Street Phone 1466 Free Delivery PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE AD LEWIS PHARMACY. INC. THE REXALL STORE Phone 169 Canton, Illinois PRESCRIPTION SERVICE EDWARD R. LEWIS, SR., TPI1. EDWARD R. LEWIS, JR., t.Ph. FERN'S DRESS SHOP Ready-to-Wear 46 South Main I'IECHT'S Cantorfs Leading Store for WOIDGH 66 N. Main St. Canton, Illinois MASON HARDWARE COMPANY. ON THE SQUARE The West Side Ca Inc. nton, Illinois PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX TONY'S FRUIT STORE TONY PUSATERE, Proprietor Fruits and Vegetables in Season Candies, Tobacco and Groceries Phone 165 Canton, Illinois Best Wishes IERRY'S BARBER SHOP Jerry and Bob 31 XVest Elm SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS DINNERS TRY BROWN'S SNAPPY SERVICE 124 N. Main St. Canton, Illinois CANTON HARDWARE 51 APPLIANCE CO. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES XVest Side Square Phone 1302 PACE OXIE HUNDRED THIRTY SEN EN AD AD FINER FOOTWEAR RED CROSS Shoes SIMPLEX FOOT SAVER Expertl Fitted ELORSHEIM PEDWIN B ERB BUSTER BROWN AIRSTEP Y Y u ROBLEE BOWMAN BROS. North Side Square Canton, Illinois FLYNN BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER . . . PAINT . . . ROOFING READY MIX CONCRETE Telephone 884 435 West Locust Street LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES SUTTON 6 MOORE PhO1'16 396 WILLIAMS DAIRY STORE Distributors of ROSZELL'S SEALTEST DAIRY PROIDUCTS AND BETTY ANNE BAKERY PRODUCTS RETAIL AND WHOLESALE 47 So. Main CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 1909 PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT A-na. JR. ve-- V . 'ROUND ABOUT C.H.S Lovs o' mos 'sooo mos' HOP SR TWO KIDS I95O P 'eooozre mos mos. Psmool One Flag, one land, one heart, one nand, one Nation evermoreln PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE Holmes AD Conrfcsy of PEORIA NEWSPAPERS, INC. SKIPPER MARK AND FRANKIE VC7ben Beffcr Haircufs Arv Cm' We Will CHI' Tbc'111!. ' STATE BANK BUILDING IN THE HOLE OWENS OIL CO. 133 No. Main St. Phone 103 Tydol Gasoline Veedol Oil Fuel Oil Dc'li1fc'ricfs EJ Mafsfrom IEWELER 3 4 South Main PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 The Nofionol Bank of Confon CANTON, ILLINOIS 6335555 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 6355535 Bank Wifb Us With Complefe C0lI 7TdCl1CC Zyalfeai alawwzfi FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS GIFTS I Store: Greenhouse: 71 E. Side Square 720 East Elm Phone 1122 Phone 287 PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE is AD AD V M1-IRI-EI. PORTRAIT STUDIOS PC1 S0lI6lIiIfj1 Porfrrzifsr Picfzufes For Every Need STUDIOS AT: 37 S. Main, Canton 22 E. Fort, Farmington Ph. 3296 Ph. 344 MAY THE CLASS OF SI SUCCEED IN EVERYTHING THEY .DO CANTON BROKERAGE 14 South Main St. THE HOME OF GOOD INSURANCE INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - AUTO FINANCING JESSE S. TARII Phone 2000 PAUL S. Tmux BEST WI SH ES HUMMELL'S BUILDING SERVICE A Complete Building Service C. A. HUMMELL 76 N. Ave. A Phone 2012 I oAKs S SONS' GENERAL CONTRACTORS CANTON, ILLINOIS Phone 1338 or 939 Office: 162 South Fifth PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Congrafufofions fo flve Groduofing Class of '57 from TRUAXIRAER c:oAL co. Q COURTEOUS SERVICE GUARANTEED QUALITY F IATT MIN E Phone 888 Fiatt, Illinois AD Bernard H. Taylor James A. Taylor Phone 452 TAYLOR AND TAYlLOR ABSTRACTS of TITLE 6 North Main Street Canton, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO Y O Your Are Always Wfelcome At The U OF '51 Y. M. C. A. As ARE ALL UNDERGRADUATES OF C To A PROGRAM OF ANTON HIGH SWIMMING . . . ATHLETICS . . DANCING CLUB LIFE . . ..... GAMES . . . . . READING Meet Your Friends At The Y Zkmzks, Clzcmks, To l'Jim Siegfried, Class of '52, who did al the fine lettering on the snapshot boards, our thanks. l-le has what it takes, doesn't he? Seniors Qylflzouf John E. Griffin Eddy'l Senior Book Reporti Where is Johnny Pennant Staff 3g Triangle l-li-Y l, 25 Intramural Baslc Lyle Murphy Senior Book Report: Slim PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FO dures etball 3. UR 4 ffxawpml MQZWQJ4 Ga. SAND AND GRAVEL G'5v'Z?Gi'Fii5L5 Pits at Liverpool Duck Island Canton, Ill. Route 9 near Spoon River Phone 736-I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 From GAVENDA BROTHERS DEALERS IN MINING SUPPLIES 352 South Second Avenue Phone 2438 Phone 739 PA E ONE HUNDRED FORTY FIV AD AD v,7..,-,,,, . Y.. I ,rv , .. ATLAS SHOE SHOP 63 East Chestnut Street Thirty-one Years of Serving Canton with a Complete, Dependable Shoe Repair Service Phone 1071 Walter Hill I. L. ANDREWS LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Phone 16 Canton, Illinois Y. W. C. A. CANTON, ILLINOIS A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS 49 South Main Phone 441 K N E P P ' S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR East Side Square COATS SUITS DRESSES I PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTYlSIX I we---f' GREENWELL 6. GRAY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS West Side of Square Canton, Illinois M O O R E ' S SMART SHOP Canton's Smart Apparel Shop 31 E. Chestnut Phone 100 BROWNIES' D-X SERVICE Firestone Tires - Batteries - Accessories Main and Locust Tel. 1715 Canton, Ill. ROSIE'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS Monarch Finer Foods Bird's Eye Foods Phone 137 134 N. Main, Canton, Illinois PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN AD ROUND ABOUT C.H.S. . ou, Fon A cms AMAzoNs MORNING AFTER BEAUTY AND THC DEMURE 1 DUST ro ousw' 'roaAcco uHAC.Ku The C-ood Lord must have Ioved The Common people or he WOUIdI'1 have made so mahy of L1S.Hw-LWCOIVI PACE ONE HUNDRED FORTYYEICHT ' P I LUDLUM New Garden Theater New -Pushboclc Seofs for Your Comforf . . . - Cantons Finest Independent Food Mart AD AD ,V-,, . .,..,. .V mf? if .,, , BEST WISHES REICI-IERT'S FOR 56 YEARS CANTONJS SToRE FOR QUALITY JEWELRY Canton, Illinois MILLER AUTO BODY Goodyear Tire International Motor rucks BODY AND FENDER REPAIIRING Canton, Illinois Phone 3 16 Bathroom Fixtures-Sinks-Septic Tanks-Electric Pumps Bryant Water Heaters-Boilers-Stokerss-G.E. Disposal Combination Gas and Oil Conversion Burners GENEVA MODERN KITCHENS CANTON PLUMBING OOMPANY HAROLD R. CARLSON, Drop. Telephone No. 58 39 S. Main Street CANTON WHOLESALE ERUITS - VEGETABLES - CO.. INC. GROCERIES just a Little Bit Better Them the Place' You Thought Best 114-116 North Main St. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFT Y ,V - iq- yr wg-y , NEUMANN 'S Style Headquarters for Men and Boys BOTANY 500 CLOTHES MALLORY HATS WALK-OVER SHOES 6f'?K39i5'6g5 THE BEST PLACE TO BUY Dillman Motor Sales Inc. Your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer GWQKEKQKQXQ MOPAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES SERVICE BY FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE AD AD lleynold Furniture tore CANTON'S OLDEST STORE FOR FINE FURNITURE A 30 West Elm Phone 138 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 From hurchill Hotel 14 South Main Ph. 37 Donald Chesnut, Prop. PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO 1 when AGUN prints your yoozroook . . . your statt is assured ot the finest in quality, service, and workmanship. Fifty-One Yearsx experience enables us to produce your yearbook as you visioned it. Q23 Wagoner Printing Company 306 East Simmons Street - Galesburg, Illinois AD ROUND ABOUT C.H.S. . . e:scAi.AToR sez You! i'roi.o You so! rs F, Far STAC1 PARTY DEUTCH'S DILLIES 'lProClairn liberty throughout all tlie land unto all the inhabitants thereof. -Inscription on the Liberty Bell. PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR -. V 1-v..-n.- 13Hnrphg'5 illirmnrial 15111119 Ralph I. Sedgwick GWZQPG55 209 E Ch FRIENDLY FREDMAN BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY FOR FINER FURNITURE AD 3 H 7r'FK'- Phone 4-4745 ENGRHVING C0 PEORIFPILLINOIS I Reliable, Experienced Service to High School and College Annual Staffs. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX ' ' A CANTON STATE BANK CANTON, ILLINOIS The bank that is always interested in the High School graduates Come in and fallz over your problems with us Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CONGRATULATIONS Maid-Rite Sandwich Shop XVHERE GOOD FOOD CLEANLINESS AND COURTESY PREVAIL MRS. ORA LAWRENCE PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN AD AD Q-, - Compliments of THE TINY TOT SHOP Phone 1414 37 East Side of Square BEST WISHES MACE AND CHURCHILL SHELL SUPER SERVICE Main 86 Locust Canton, Ill. Compliments of ASH MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 139 E. Chestnut Phone 1395 I 1 SQUARE DEAL MARKET The Best of E1Jer3I'thi11g 66 So. Main St. Canton, Ill. PACE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EICIJVI' very 75, nc. FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE V F O 113 Pri dSf31 Ph 198 N. Side U PSCHIRRER COAL COMPANY . . . Canton? Best Coal . . . R. R. 454 Phone 1295 GEO U F AD PF' 2 , S 1 Q .Y Q gl 9,,w3MQ,,m , , X . fx ,xR.f K E ! X X53 . , ' , RS 1 VJ , YB 3 N 'W QR 37,9 - x Rxxx V Ni Dv W f 'Nl ,X t xx' fm . K ' X ff ' fn A Vv P Rv 0 l . I RN x W 2 - ff! , is f' W fu T 2 pf! X Y x. . wf X' N 5 . 5 ,W A - x 5 J' 1 K XX l ' ' QV' f by WA V f f f Q WW 1 fu! 7 'D .. PW 1 'IV ix 7 IKK0 if M xy 1 I' J xv , x MQ, 'S f . I! 5 Gd W We N fi WB- GXS CQ? A 's . M A WA ' W . ,M 3 ' . . gf. .. 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