Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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ll X , 0 ' W lillfl3M3 H266 Ulltlbl XSDCLIJJ, , Somewhere many years from now, perhaps tucked. away in an obscure corner, we may come upon a sheaf of papers with a few seemingly nondescript articles scotch-taped on yellowed pages-this we fondly refer to as our scrapbook. Thumbing through this souvenir of the good ol, daysf' our minds may quickly journey back to the best years of our livesf, Yes, there it is on page one: a rather tattered dance program from the Stork Clublv Beneath it is a clipping from the Canton Daily Ledger which reads, Canton Loses to East Peoria in Homecoming Tusslelv And there,s an old Pennant with headlines blazing. Pressed between two pages we may find a corsage or boutonniere carefully preserved from Hop night. And perhaps on the last page is a nostalgic reminder of May 31st-the c'Order of Exercisesv for Graduation. Such treasured items may prompt us to turn again to our well- worn Cantonianf to relive a few moments of our student days!

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Regiftrarx Elaine Eager, Rodger llflurplry, a' Slraron Barb clreck records lo autlrenli- te voting privilege of applying sluclents. 'fre privilege wa: exercifed lry 75W of the 'gilrle voleri. In a dynamic campaign xpeeclr, Marietta felclr exfoly lrcr qualificafiom' for tlre OMC? I Sludent Council Treamrer. Alice Heme- r, Carolyn Slrallerilrerger, ana' Indy Barker arvouyly await tlreir lurn. Eaclr candidate lr ofce Ira: required 10 explain fri: plat- rrm to tlre .ftudent asfemlrly. And I promise that if I'm elected . . . H Candidates for Student Council offices uneasily faced the student body on April llth, 1956, and proclaimed in convincing fashion the advantages of their election. preceding this rally, catchy campaign slogans and clever cartoons had intensified the atmosphere of a political campaign. Verbally exchanging blow for blow, Chet Carrara and Larry Craig fought for the presidency, while Lance Lindeen and Bill Schrodt sparred for vice-president. Iudy Barker and Carolyn Shal- lenberger battled for the office of secretary, and, racing for treasurer, Alice Hensler and Marietta Welch competed for the enviable job of handling money. Now, clutching the rostrum for needed support, the eager campaigners hopefully solicited coveted votes. The next day, as voters milled around the secretive booths, the lobby presented a scene of bustling activity! Booth curtains flapped tirelessly as the electors c'X ed their favorites. The ballot box disgorged its contents and the returns were an- nounced! Chet, Bill, Judy, and Marietta had been selected to guide our Council through 1956-1957i