Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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..sfZQ M 'A 53? no SENIOR HIGH FRESHMAN CLASS Fourth Row: Dick Wilson, Wayne Priebe, James Hoskins, Gerald Smith, Joe Howell, Bob Stow, George Shouse, Clifford McCoy, Robert Lee Schlager. Third Row: Edward K. Owen, Sponsor, Winnie Bell Hatchet. Dorels Mitts, Annell Ellis, Mary Wehrman, Sue Denish, Virginia McCullough, Ruby Abel, Marguerite Goetz, Edith Lillard, Ann Mae Blakely. Second Row: Orville McManus, Hagcod Davis, Maur'ne Boulware, Jean Golden, Donna Moore. Wilda Chinchen, Wilma Chinchen, Ethel Brower. First Row: Tom Bushey, Gene Branson, Ralph Hayden, John Norman, Wayne Owsley, Leon Branson, Ray Scnwmd. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of 1928 there came into existence a very important organization known as the first grade. We were under the guiding hand cf Miss Pauline Kiess. Fifteen rf that group are still with us-Maurine Boulware, Wilda and Wilma Chinchen, Luella Wright, James Hoskins, Ralph Hayden, Marguerite Goetz, Donna Moore, Wayne Owsley, Robert Lee Schlager, Gerald Law, Clifford McCoy, Wayne Priebe, Bob Stow and Hagood Davis. Our class has had new members added to the list and others of our class have left until there is now a total of thirty-eight. From this group we chose as our class officers: President-Orville McManus Vice President-Hagood Davis Secretary-Annell Fllis Treasurer-Jean Golden Student Council Representative-Gene Branson Reporter-Donna Moore Sponsor-Mr. Owen The Freshman Class is well represented in nearly all school clubs as well as in music and athletics.

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JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY On the first Monday in September, 1929, a group of ambitious boys and girls, we started in first grade. Those who still remain with us are: Lorene Baxter, Frances Cline, Bob Constantz, Billy Drury, Geneva Emry, Clarence Shew, Betty Stein, Jack Stork, Kenneth Tompkins, Katherine Wagner, and Marjorie Wood. From then on, at various times, many new members came to join our class. In the second grade new members were: Wayne Bixler, Anna Dee Munns, Marshall Foust, third grade: Merle Constantz, Velma Taylor, Elizabeth Wellman, and Nedra Willisg fifth grade: Mary Ellen Davis, sixth grade: Evelyn Davis, Mary Anna Graham, and Beulah Mitts. In the seventh grade there were seven who entered: Jim Adams, Richard Sprott, Louise Lewis, Edna Mae Stone, and Kathryn Hayden. Those who were members of our class, but moved out of town are: Dorothy Graham, Nathan Kaster, Joe Kimbrell, Betty Brown, and Violet Posner. Teachers: Grade I, Miss Kiessg II, Miss Schlagerg III, Miss Harrymang IV. Miss Shore, V, Miss Kathaermang VI, Miss Birchg VII, Mrs. Brown and Mr. Martin, VIII, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Owen, and our sponsor, Mr. Martin. EIGHTH GRADE Fourth Row: Raymond Martin, Sponsor, Wayne Bixler, Mary Ellen Davis, Nedra Willis, Helen Heckrcdt, Anna Dee Munns, Betty Stein, Friend Denish. Third Row: Merle Constantz, Juanita Hcgge, Frances Cline, Rosemary Frye, Claudine Kerr, Katherine Wagner, Edna Mae Stone, Lorene Baxter, Dick Sprott. Second Row: Beulah Mitts, Marjorie Wocd, Elizabeth Wellmann, Louise Lewis, Mary Anna Graham, Evelyn Davis, Kathryn Hayden, Velma Taylor. First Row: Billy Drury, Jack Stork, Bob Constantz, Marshall Foust, Jim Adams, Kenneth Tompkins, Clarence Shew.

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QUEENS SCHOOL FAIR QUEEN CTopJ-Left to Right: Jean Golden, Attendant, Ethel Marks, Attendantg MARJORIE MAYFIELD, QUEENQ Mary D. Rogers, Attendant, Mary Adeline Perry, Attendant. HALLOWEEN QUEEN--Left to Right: Ethel Marks, Attendantg Marjorie Mayfield, Attendant, MARY D. ROGERS, QUEEN, Ruth Eaton, Attendant, Ann Burrows, Attendant. HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION The Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, and Canton High School sponsored the third annual festivity. The celebration opened with a parade which was led by the crowned Queen of 1935, and the candidates of 1936. After the parade returned to the school, the band played a number. The two pages, Dick Howell and Donald Constantz, announced the appearance of the candidates for Queen of 1936 who took their places on the stage. Two fairies, Betty and Bonnie Williams, designated Mary D. Rogers as the 1936 Queen. Mary D. received the crown from Peggy Moore, the 1935 Queen. The at- tendants were Ruth Eaton, Ethel Marks, Ann Burrows, and Marjorie Mayfield. After the crowning of the Queen, roller skating and bicycle races were held. Before the crowd witnessing the races had dispersed, a car driven by a Negro crashed into a group of boys and girls, breaking Carolyn Krueger's leg and slightly injuring several other students. SCHOOL FAIR The School Fair was held under the direction of the members of the Faculty. The Follies, a play by the P.-T. A., and the stunt show by the grades were three main features besides the novelty and souvenir stands. Marjorie Mayfield was elected Queen of the Fair by the students. The students made the fair possible and those who attended made it successful.