Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Long live our C. H. and S. With her students so brave and true: 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. Then here's our H. S. of C. To her may we e'er be true, At home or when we're far away, Let us pay her the tribute due. Her colors of red and of white Fill our hearts with a loyal love, For they stand for the truth and the right, As proudly they wave above. SCHOOL SON G

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CL A QS WILL E. G. Bailey, bequeath my marble bag that I keep full of Annual money to Howard Rosenthal. Doris Baker, bequeath my long ride to school on the bus to Mildred Carroll. Kenneth Barkley, bequeath my Tarzan technique to Jimmy Yager. Edna Bash, bequeath my world ideas to anyone crazy enough to listen to them. Max Bozarth, don't 'bequeath anything-not even Jean. Mildred Barkley, bequeath my sailor Boy to Jo Gruber. Ann Burrows, leave my ability in luring all Dales to Fern Brinkley. Edward Bash, bequeath my role of Romeo to my little' baby brother, David. Donald Catterall, leave my good standing in English class to Raymond McCabe. Mavis Cline, bequeath my interest in LaGrange to Jane Howard. Harold Davis, bequeath my feminine voice to Doris Marks. Henrietta Gaines, leave my watch and care over the fifth period office to Norma Mayfield. Harold Keck-Earthly possessions have I none-but give me a Model T so I can go to see Mildred Barkley. Betty Harness, bequeath my ability to get the males, but not my bad luck in keeping them. Lloyd I-Iartwig. bequeath my athletic ability to Glennon Glisan. Raymond Hays, bequeath my office of President of the Senior Class to anyone who is fool enough to take it. Agnew Hils, bequeath my Cab Calloway technique to Tom Bushey. Frances Hoffman, bequeath my job as housekeeper of H. E. room to Mary Adaline Perry for a whole term. Caldona Humphrey, give my wild and woolly manner to Ruth Milburn. Pauline Miller, bequeath my energy and pep to the whole Sophomore Class. Ruth McCoy, bequeath my shy. unconcerned way to Margaret K. Bertram. Reta Milburn, 'bequeath my ambition to Ralph Hayden. Theodore Predmore, bequeath my absent mindedness to Hagood Davis. Florence Raines, bequeath my graceful walk to Wilma Chinchen. Harold Richards, bequeath my Bob Burns dialect to Herbert Witt. Marion Risk, bequeath my good looks to Marion Hays. Amy Wood, bequeath my sheepish look at Mr. Ellis to John Wills, Donna Gruber, bequeath my lovely manners to Winnie Belle Hatchitt.

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ln 1927 about thirty-five students came to the first grade. Out of the thirty-five, the following members have been together constantly during these eleven years: David Bash, Mamie Boulware, Elizabeth Mae Barth, Mildred Carroll, George Constantz, Tommy Moore, Audra Sullivan, John Wills, and Dorothy Tompkins. Ry the time we had reached the Seventh Grade we had added Harold Corbin, Dallas Davis. Dorothy Gruber, Kenneth I-Iemming, Anna Henry, Billy Howell, Beth Medberry, Norma Mayfield, George Shousc, Loran Snodgrass, Anna L. Thompson, Harry J. Thompson, Agnes Wagner, Herbert Witt, and Margaret K. Bertram. Then in the Eighth Grade we were honored by the presence of Gaynell Hagen, Ruth Milburn, and Mary Adaline Perry. There were quite a few more added in our Freshman year, namely, Wilma Ber- tram, Margaret L. Bertram, Velma Weatherby, Howard Carskadon, Betty Schlager, Annabel Day, Homer T. Kimberley, Herman Hulsebus, Raymond McCabe, and Jean. McClain. When we were Sophomores, who should walk in but King James Yager, Howard Frye, Letha Anderson, Bob Wehrmann, Lillian Heckrodt, Howard Rosenthal, Ferne Brinkley, and Gaynell Hagen, who had left the latter part of her Freshman year, rie- turned. Now as we bud forth in our Junior year, we have such added attractions as Twila McCarty, Frances Riggle, Harry Hinsley, and Harold Keck. We are proud of our reputation of being one of the largest classes in high school with an enrollment of fifty-one students. We are also proud of the fact that wfe put our King and Queen on the throne in the School Fair election, of the prominent place we held in the Follies, and of the success of the School Fair play. The Junior Class organized in the fall of 1937, with Mrs. Gloeser as sponsor, and the following officers were elected: President-Herbert Witt Vice President-Tommy Moore Secretary-Mildred Carroll Treasurer-Jean McClain Student Council Representatives-Norma Mayfield and John Wills Reporter-Gaynell Hagen