Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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10 Row 1: Mr. Fred Ccons, Secretaryg Mr, Fred Carmaek, jr. Row 2: Mr. Gale Stevens, Vice-President, Mr. R. A. Wclchg Mr Oral Strode, President. Theirs is a thankless but critically important civic position . , -nf f ff X ' I ,i ,. 'z W X , M f Xl ,Z W ,-, ,, N N N' Nf K N -' ' , X. N 1. M5 4- , I , 1 I .v L' ' M N ., lei ti x , ,, 1 A 7: ' ' :ii sf 14- 1- f' -f 7 1- ff N- -ii X12 ' if-T ' i. N: sm U :legen 1 .N eff R 7 X5 ., shy QQ -y r 545.1 1 ' gms.. Nopnf, Inge.: fig' f -4 aria' l it , ' 4 A it . NN 4 xc c N I ,- ,, v 2 . , 31-- ,fw,.ff 1. ,QN Y J, , , I? , vcr-, N. V, O 7 '4' - r ., ,, ,, :4 as -7 QQ, X. X - ,I , f A N V fo 5 ,-. ,N,, - N - 1 ,y - N - 4- :i :Q ,, .-1, is , N-oy 4, i .,.- . . X sg 5, , i -14 -, 135 f HJ, ft 1, ' ff -5' E -' 'i ' f :X E ' 41 ', 7 '- i'f' t'El iff' 1' ww N 1 N1:l,ff1, . I 5 ' 541 H om: '. ' ' . , , ,A , 'II4 X i ., 'I , , Y . Our scrapbook would not be complete with- out a page devoted to the Board of Education. Through the efforts of this hard-working, selfless group of men, the school system func- tions smoothly and efficiently. Civic-minded, they willingly devote much of their time and effort to a job that involves a surprising amount of responsibility and insight. Each member works long and hard with no compensation but the knowledge that he has contributed greatly to this community. Though pressured by special-interest groups, the members of the board, after careful study of each issue, do what they honestly believe best for the system without being unduly influenced by others. Not only does the school board set up all the policies, rules, and regulations of our school, but also they employ all personnel and determine the building needs. Their wide range of duties, not well known to most people, include maintaining a very complete system of records and providing funds through the levy- ing of taxes. Each spring one of the first duties of the board is to make out a budget for the ensuing year. This yearis budget amounts to well over a half million dollars. As a result of our moving to the new senior high school building, many problems have arisen. One of the most pressing of these is bus transportation. More school buses have been provided in order to accommodate stu- dents living more than two miles from the school. In addition to their regular monthly meet- ings, the board must frequently arrange to have special conferences to handle urgent matters. Vital to every school system is their Board of Education, and the experienced guidance of ours is a valuable asset to Canton. C. M. C. This Page Sjzonxorczl by: MERCHANTS EQUIPMENT AND HOME APPLIANCES

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.Mm 'K'9FHw Slew Q .iussw-W--..., MR Bl:N KIIITZMAN 911111 rmlrmlz'nl Supervlslng the ent1re school system xnvolvcs xmmeasurable responsxblhty Mr Ben Kletz man, 1n meetlng th1s respons1b1l1ty reveals hrs democratlc ldeals, executlve abxhty, 1nexhaust rble patxence, fr1encll1ness, enthus1asm and leadershxp He adeptly manages not only the senlor lngh school, but also all the many pubhc grade schools 1n Drstrlct 66 xx P1131 Mr Alvrn Felts understandmg of teenagers has attnbuted greatly to h1s success as prmclpal of Canton Semor Hxgh He 19 eager to help students achleve not only scholast1c excellence, but attltudes to enable them to lrve a rxcher nobler llfe as well This Paqz' Sfrollxorvzf by HOMER ELECTRIC COMPANY MR ALVIN FFI TS I 11111111411 Mass Mnalcc Murphy Mrs D3flLl1l V1Ublll1 Mrs Month Morgwn Nh., X . . K . 7 - 4 y . Q My . 3 K L fig i ,- Jn .' . ' 'rr . - , V -L ff ,A if ff-' if - 'f f f , A f f ,r ,- , 41 , J .,' ', ff, Y u ' N , 4 '-D W f . l l, , ' -, , ,f 1' 1 ng' 1 'Jaw af! '.',:'- ll'-LJ -fxxllw if l wlJ.l,fn 4,lw5'fr'l In fl- J h X N. F U V' -I -xx . X 4 S N' xy x , XII 3 i, -W, ,na J-L.wgx,w.. ,Up K, tr., Z, ., -E-, Z: may ,.. I x. X' - sr- ,v'.1fff-'- H'--fzwli ::,J,s:-w 'S W- - ,P 44' ' 'iii ff 2. -2 A 5 2 V-'1 11 1 er. 1' 'f-'P 1 PW? 14.1 . 'g . ,cy -X-54 , 4- . -T' 1 IQ if-5x 5 23 -1 E7 ,-1 1, 1' 7, - 5,1 x-1 . .N i ' 3 fp 3753 vi: sz P EQX. Q7 12 -:gy 5,5 U11 51 V NJ, r gt f 57 2 42:2 151 Mxss Mary Allcc Dnnncr r . ' 1 1 I 7 I .- asf, 21- .,,c:- ' - x,ffv,W:- - 1' f 1 1 w l if ,nf fa- K-f.,fw,.:1-wo. V ' W- 5.3, 5 l., -,.,,. 4 I xl - A ' 'M' ' ' ,, . A ' , 11, X 'l . . . i . A. 7 3 x . x 1' 1 'ff ,-I 511. wtf.. 'QS --. ., J. , f.f!r x. Rx,,s' 1rG. .'4,1,'4:.3!2 , . G. 1 5x 5 Q. j 5, 4 14 9 55 page ,f Wyse' 'f, 'x if S. Ayr 'l milf is M? ' 5 S7 ' s 47 If ,JL 'oil if iffy lit ' fly 0 , . 1 - -cr -'1s,- f -1-If NM- X-' l . J-. --7f,,,., J .4 .mf -a lx- xx , X ' ' X ' X c 1' . , Y . , . - - K 7 . , A .,: . . . v