Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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ALL SCHOOL FAIR The All School Fair, held February 17-18, was a greater success this year than at any previous time. Financially, the school cleared 3191.69, which will be used in part to buy new curtains for the stage. This money also helped finance the sending of the music students to the Kirksville district cont.ests. The cooperation of the student body, P.-T. A., faculty members and townspeople made the fair a success. The chief attractions were: First and Second Grades Show Freshman Play Third and Fourth Grades Show Sophomore Play Fifth and Sixth Grades Show Junior Play Junior High Art Gallery Senior Amateur Hour P.-T. A. P.-T. A Play Follies Other attractions and concessions were: Souvenir Stand, Doll Rack, Home Ec. Horse Shoe Inn Tea Room, and Telegram Booth. The election of a class King and Queen was conducted in a different manner this year. Each class had a representative King and Queen and worked for their election by selling votes at the rate of 10 for lc. The representatives from each class were: Freshman-Mary Anna Graham and Billy Baxter Sophomore-Marguerite Goetz and Hagood Davis Junior-Jean McClain and Jimmy Yager Senior-Betty Harness and Max Bozarth The winners, Jean McClain and Jimmy Yager of the Junior Class were crowned by Norma Mayfield, last year's queen, at the close of the Follies on Friday evening. The theme of the Follies was a representation of the evolution of the dance begin- ning with The Minuet by eighth grade girlsg the Virginia Reel, a girls' trio com-f posed of Mary Sue Marks, Betty Jo Boulware, and Judith Burrows, A Nigger Jig , A Square Dance, A Waltz, song by Norma Mayfield, and The Big Apple.

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I1 ll HTH GRADE First Row: Shirley Schlager, Doris Young, Georgia Ray Milburn, Juanita Briscoe, Colleen Wilson, Barbara Burns, Alice Bozarth, Dorothy Emry. Second Row: Turley Perry, Leon Smith, Rosie Wright, Polly Ann Jackson, Made- line Snodgrass, Flossle Brumbaugh, Harold Lee 3Vagner, Charles Wiseman, Mr. Martin, sponsor. Third Row: Omer Curtis. George Adams, Junior Saunders, John Spencer, Billy Luza- der. Marion Hays, Junior Hays, Merle Constantz, Tom Stow, Edwin Frye. EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY On September 1930, fifty boys and girls started to school in the First Grade under t.he guidance of Miss Pauline Kiess. There were so many boys and girls that year that ha.lf had to come to school in the morning and half in the afternoon. As we went cn through school, we had as teachers, Misses Leta Schlager, Vivian Harryman, Merle Shore, Hallie Katherman, Anna Mae Birch, and Mrs. Brown. Now we are plodding onward to our goal under the leadership of Mr. Raymond Martin, Mr. Albert Brown, and Mr. Ronald Quest. Although we started to school in 1930 with fifty students. we now have only twen- ty-nine. Our class officers are: President-Georgia Rae Milburn Vice President-George Adams Secretary--Shirley Schlager Treasurer-Edwin Frye Reporter-Turley Perry Student Council Representative-John Spencer