Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Page 21 text:

PUBLICATIONS ANNUAL STAFF Third Row: Bernard Cline, Oscar Neal Miller, Raymond Little, Winston Munns Teddy Shanks. Second Row: Donald Roberts, Wayne Simril, Mildred Briscoe, Dorothy Jean Porter, Ethel Marks, Joe Lewis, Glenn Schlager. First'Row: Dorothy Capps, Lucretia Johnson, Dorothy McDaniel, Mr. Ellis, Sponsor, Marjorie Mayfield, Mildred Neal Lloyd, Peggy Moore. Donald Roberts-Editor Oscar Miller-Assistant Editor Glenn Schlager-Business Manager Bernard Cline-Asst. Business Manager Raymond Little--Advertising Manager Lucretia Johnson-Asst. Adv. Manager Joe Lewis-Circulation Manager Reed Hagan-Asst. Cir. Manager Majorie Mayfield-Asst. Cir. Manager Mildred Neal Lloyd-Organizations Editor Peggy Moore-Asst. Organizations Editor Teddy Shanks-Boys Athletics Winston Munns-Boys Athletics Mildred Briscoe-Girls Athletics Dorothy McDaniel-Girls Athletics Dorothy Capps-Music Editor Ethel Marks-Asst. Music Editor Wayne Simril-Humor Editor Dorothy Porter-Asst. Humor Editor In October the Annual Staff was chosen from the Senior Class, and in November we started work on the 1937 Flash. This is the third in the present senes of yearbooks. We have tried to make our Annual something we will be justly proud of now and in years to come. We have enjoyed working together, and feel that we have received more from the work than a good yearbook. It is our desire that you receive the same pleasure from owning your Annual that we have taken in publishing it. s

Page 20 text:

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.

Page 22 text:

SNOOPER STAFF SN OOPER STAFF Second Row: Donald Roberts, Wayne Simril, Raymond Hays, Glenn Schlager, Mar- garet Law, Edward Bash, Raymond McCabe, Thomas Moore. First Row: Donna Moore, Ruth Eaton, Dorothy Jean Porter, Miss Staats, Sponsor, Lucretia Johnson, Ann Burrows, Edna Bash. Editor-in-Chief-Lucretia Johnson Sophomore Reporter-Raymond McCabe Associate Editor-Dorothy Porter Junior Reporter-Raymond Hays Business Manager-Glenn Schlager Senior Reporter-Ruth Eaton Printing and Sales Staff-Glenn Designer-Edward Bash Schlager, Edward Bash, Ann Burrows Columnists-Edna Bash Wayne Simril Sports Editor-Donald Roberts SD0l'tS Writer-T0mmY M00fe Typists-Advanced Typing Class Freshman Reporter-Donna Moore Sponsor-Miss Staats The Snooper is a bi-monthly paper edited and published by members of the student body. This year's Senior Class can take just pride in the Snooper, for they, as Sophomores, started its publication, and continued it throughout their Sophomore year. The next year it was made an all-'school paper. This year the staff has raised its circulation to about 100 papers. Also this year advertising from the local merchants has been added.