Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Page 7 text:

THE YEARBOOK FOR THE CANTON HIGH SCHOOL AT CANTON, MISSOURI VOLUME ,,..f'- . ZA n,,,,f - qliifv ,W QHE F keen faiui 'S eV GU III ' 'I:I'l':T Clxh J .KOS 'U ,,.. '- Courtesy of TWA

Page 6 text:

Courtesy of American Air Lines The Semor Class Presents LONG LIVE OUR C.H.S. Long live our C.H.S. With her students so brave and true we May she ever stand for the right, And be ready and willing to do. In times of our games or in class, May her loyalty be the same, Upholding, protecting, defending, And guarding her honored name

Page 8 text:

5 Pic? ,--.-s,y ui ran-American Airways F OREWORD . A new industry is forging to the front in the United States. Aviation, picked by a noted economist as the industry of the year is developing into one of the most important of all American industries. Giant. twin-engined planes carry twenty-one passengers by day in luxury hardly dreamed of ten years ago, and fourteen passengers in comfort through the night. They cross the continent on schedule in less than fifteen hours. Howard Hughes has crossed the United States in seven and one-half hours. Military craft now in the service of the United States reach speeds of five miles a minute. Giant Clipper ships, such as pictured above, navigate the lonely stretches of the Pacific twice weekly. Two German dirifribles have maintained service over the Atlantic. ln the spirit of our age, we choose Aviation, the newest of the great industries of the world, as our theme.