Canton High School - Cantonian Yearbook (Canton, IL)

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Coach Mackfin afmres the student body that the football team will make an all-out efort to add a 'vidory to the Homecoming feftivities. Around 4 : 15 beating drums brought people to their porches and shoppers to the curbs as the band, marching in their familiar green and gold uniforms, led the Homecoming Parade through the autumn, leaf-littered streets. The long line of colorful floats and decorated cars passed down spectator-lined First Avenue, rounded the crowded Square, and returned-a total distance of one-and-a-half miles. The Cantonian Staff float, It Pays To Support The Teamf, won the Most Qriginala' award. In the same classihcation, second place went to the Biology Club,s Let's Rack Them. The Pep Club's entry, a huge purple and white panda bear, was judged the :'lVIost Attractivef, while the Spanish Club was runner-up with its cleverly displayed Mexican bull. The Thespians had the best decorated car, '4Drag On To Victory. 21 'LOW leairfs so hot the fifflijf on firefn yeffs Volimieer jireman Belly Blierener in answer to fanice fofm- mnfr inquiry during flue Homecoming fixfefnbfy.

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King Clue! Carrara and Queen fanice frnfon reign over fextivilief at tlre Horne- rning Dance. Membc'rr of the royal court, rrry Craig and Pat Kuclvan, rland by. y The refereels shrill whistle signaled the kick-off. Cheers broke 'om the crowd as the pigslcin soared through the air . . . and sud- :nly we had recovered an East Peoria fumble, then ramhled 43 Lrds for a touchdown! At half-time, confident and sensing ctory, even though the score was tied, we watched a colorful show :rformed hy the band. Remember the last desperate moments of .e contest? Amidst frantic cheering our spirited team tried but iled to block the losing touchdown-final score, 14-7. Down- :arted, we nevertheless hurried to the dance feeling the game had :en well played. Entering the gym the night of the Homecoming Dance was like altzing into a moonlit field scattered with golden cornshocks. , wistful, harvest moon shone down as we danced to mellow music. 7e shall never forget the excitement as alumni, students and faculty embers made way for the royal procession! We watched proudly i Queen Janice Johnson and King Chet Carrara regally ascended eir thrones. It was then that we Seniors found ourselves with the nlcing feeling that next year we would he among the alumni! The Cimlorzian Staff float, proclaiming Ilia! Hlt Pay! to Szcpporf Ihr' 'I'rarn,J' carried of first prxze for originalily. Tl7f!Pfr1fU COPPFGI jqfff PfiZf in ffl? Future Homernakrrrr of America, ex- decomleal car divmarx with their slogan changing apronr for forrnalx, adaleal lu Ilrf' 'cljrdg 071 I0 Vlflvfy. :1fl7c1Cfi'VCf1f'Xf of the Hornecornirlg Parade.