Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Chicago After a hilarious train ride , we reached the big town, and registered at our home I away from home , the YMCA Hotel. After unpacking tons of assorted baggage, I our entourage hiked to the Prudential Building where we got our first real look at Chicago. Prom its tower we were able to see the I whole city. May 3, 1957, found 14 seniors plus Miss Frances DeLaney and Frank Smith gathered at the Canton depot, waiting for the train that was to whisk us to Chicago for a whirlwind tour of the Windy City. TODAY l SUNDAY I N 'mn' 2:00 0 5:00 - 8:30 IRM. SEVEN WUNDERSHEWDRLDA' as seen thru the Color by greatest wonder Technicolor CffilB.bcMille3 mmandmen s A Parumougg flgiurg In-Vlshwlsion and Technicolor t I 'o 2 C l' . SEC. gow 8 Q . Bntcouy 5 sm Cos 9 Oil 1. Pvevgl EVFMDZV qpoixbonkl u.,,,E: -2- ' V -lzblrsf ' .J Ai I I Compliments Of LEWIS COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY I I That night---out on the town as we split up to see Cinerama and 'I'he Ten' Com- mandments . We arose at a respectable hour and took a bus down the lake to the Museum of Science and Industry. While wandering about, our busy group picked up interesting pointers on hatching chick- ens, performing an appen- dectomy , stamping metal, etc. In the afternoon we descended on various stores that we had spotted the night before . This whirl- wind shopping spree cost

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Me- ALLENE WEATI-ERS Annual Staff 4, Snooper Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Office Staff 4, Sophomore Play 2 , Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Class Secre tary 2 . was wok 4 3 ,i N. ELAINE IACKSON Annual Staff 4, Snooper Staff 4, Office Staff 4, Christmas Play 4, Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Senior Play 4 , Girls' Sextet 4 . was 'b-0 CHAROLETTE IRENB BROWN Annual Staff 4, Snooper Staff 4 , Library Staff 1-2, Office Staff 4, Lunchroom Help l-2-3, Chorus 3-4, Christmas Play 3, Iunlor Play 3, Sophomore Play 2, Senior Play 4, Glrls' Glee Club 3-4 , 5: so t, , in K-is X 41 KARMA IO BERRY Girls' State 3, Magazine Sales Award 3, Annual Staff 4, Band l-2, Snooper Staff 4, Library Staff I-2-3, Office Staff 4. Christmas Play l-2-3-4, Chorus l-2-3-4, Sophomore Play 2, lun- ior Play 3, Dramatics Club Play l,G1rls'G1ee Club 1-Z-3-4, Girls' Trio Z-3-4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Sextet 3-4, Volce Solo 3-4, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Team Manager 4, Pep Squad l- 2-3 , Student Council Officer 3 , Girls' Quartet 4. 2 ' ' 1 ,,. La-. T. X I MICHAEL W. ZENGE Magazine Sales Award 3, Annual Staff 4, Snooper Staff 2-4, Office Staff 3, Library Staff 2, Christmas Play l-2-3-4, junior Play 3, Dra- matlcs Club Play 1, Band 1-2- 3-4, Band Officer 4, Chorus 2- 3-4, Music Librarian 4, Clarinet Quartet l-2-3, Plano Solo l-2- 3-4, National Merit Scholar 4, Instrumental Solo 4, Double Mix- ed Quartet 4, History Contest 2-3, Pep Squad 1, Class Presl- dent 3, Student Council Officer 4, Senior Play 4, Sophomore Play 14,-M- D- , see PY! IAMES E. HARDIN Boys' State 3, Courtesy Award 3, Annual Staff 4, Snooper Staff 4, Office Staff 3-4, Christmas Play 3-4, Sophomore Play 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Softball l-2-3-4, Class President 2, Class Vice- President 4, Student Council l, Student Council Officer 3. f X. Wu ,

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a small fortune and provided our group with such items as sissy dresses, candy turtles, uncounted pairs of shoes, and assorted exotic perfumes. That night we took a guided tour and saw Chicago After Dark . Hull House, Skid Row, the Maxwell Street market, and even Chinatown where we paused long enough to buy Chinese puzzles, gold ciga- rette holders, and other widely assorted trivia. Around the corner we found the Chinatown City Hall and the Chinese Mer- chants Associatton. We toured the building and examined the unusual Buddhist temple room and the old Chinese courtroom. Sunday morning, after a mad dash through town with taxi drivers who dldn't know where they were going, we arrived at the Chicago Temple for church services. T After the service, we climbed to the steeple, 400 feet above the street, and viewed the Chapel in the Sky, a small, beautifully decorated room almost 40 stories above the streets of Chicago. Climbing down proved much easi- er than climbing up the 173 steps that led to the Chapel. 3- Q 1 gn' N. on llill 'I ss n neu stun I l nu ,f Ima' Im I J 03: If ' ,gi z, 5 , , U: , V' 1 N - 'ls :sta 9 all ... XLT 1 ll - r ft aan 5 ff u 4 5 L. ' 1 ,f-' :guise tl :lung -' I .1523-f-f-'Q ' 'a I' fl if ta:-42 nf. UI n 45 .. .Q ., i . ' I . H' QQ- D V Compliments of LEWIS COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY