Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Sw GIRLS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' REGULARS Second Row: Mr. Ellis, Coach, Genevieve McClain, Pauline Miller Margaret Law Dorothy McDaniel, Caldona Humphrey. First Row: Mildred Briscoe, Ethel Marks, Margaret Bertram Amy Wood Mavis Cline. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Feb. 1 4-Canton 30-Canton 6-Canton 1 2-Canton 24-Canton 1 1-Canton 1 8-Canton 26-Canton -Canton Williamstown LaBelle - - LaGrange - - Durham - - Kahoka - - Kahoka - - Williamstown LaGrange - - Alumni - - 6 14 17 21 22 29 20 23 6

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EW LITTLE WOMEN ENTIRE CAST CTOPJ MRS. MARCH AND HER DAUGHTERS Mrs. March - Amy - - - - -- Dorothy McDaniel Oscar Neal Miller Mr. March ---- - - Marjorie Mayfield Beth ------- Peggy' Moore Jo ----- Mildred Neal Lloyd Meg ------ Dorothy Capps Hannah ----- Mildred Briscoe Mr. Lawrence - - - Raymond Little Laurie ------ Bernard Cline Mr. Brooks - Professor Baer - - - Donald Roberts - - - Thomas Hawe On September 18, the Senior Class presented its Junior Class play, Little Women. The play was the most ambitious ever presented by a. Canton High School class, both in characterization and costume. The lines and action in Louisa M. Alcott's beloved story required skillful acting, and the cast distinguished themselves and reflected credit on Mrs. Gloeser, their director, by their excellent portrayals.. The costumes, some of which had to be secured from a costuming house, and the settings added much to the attractiveness of the drama. The indoor scene contained many heirlooms typical of the time, and the orchard scene was extremely realistic. V

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SQUAD Third Row: Jean McClain, Edna Bash, Dorothy Gruber, Norma Mayfield, Annell Ellis, Donna Moore, Jean Golden, Mr. Ellis, Coach. Second Row: Amy Wood, Sue Dennish, Lillian Heckrodt, Ruby Abel, Mary Wehr- man, Ruth Milburn, Mavis Cline. First Row: Margaret Bertram, Genevieve McClain, Dorothy McDaniel, Caldona Humphrey, Margaret Law, Mildred Briscoe, Ethel Marks, Pauline Miller. A squad of twenty-three girls reported for practice in September, 1936. Five of these girls were regulars last year, namely: Dorothy McDaniel, Mildred Briscoe, Mar- garet Law, Ethel Marks, and Margaret K. Bertram.. To the group was added Gene- vieve McClain who had three years' experience in the Williamstown High School. This gave a line-up of six veterans with several reserves with experience. The team play was unusually good, which is shown by the record of six wins, one tie, and two losses. All of the regulars except Margaret K. Bertram are seniors and will graduate this year. They leave a record of which the school is proud. It was not the games they won or lost, but the spirit of the Red and White which they so truly typified.