Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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that were circulating through the gathering up our belongings and to get on the train by ourselves, we were going to have no little were met by a brass band and of chocolate eclairs, and bouquets rest. Good-bye Chicago. 7f7ffW,f 1 andel Brothers 1 , were spent more in window shopping 1 than in actual purchasing of any of T the delightful articles we saw. We 3: feasted--our eyes, and ate bargain hamburgers to stretch our last dwindl- I ing pennies. We all gathered at the 'I station and boarded the train for Canton. On the way, the effects of the past . four days began to take their toll. Our ll 'H return trip was considerably quieter than our first one. However, we re- vived sufficiently to play a last few hands of poker and read the magazines car. As we crossed the river into Missouri, we began made the horrifying discovery that while we had been able we had acquired so much paraphernalia in Chicago that difficulty in getting off. As we pulled into the station we legions of anxious parents. We gathered suitcases, sacks of wilting roses, and headed home for some much needed Bullsngmn Home A 'Q . 'N wifi STUDENT EIIUDATIUIIM. TRIP Compliments Of DELUXE BEAUTY SHOPPE

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. .'3,g3g,f'Z J li 1 w J' Compliments of CAPP'S 5 Sc 104 STORE JAMES STEWART -' gs as Lucky Lindy - 'The SPIRIT of SILOUIS' In the afternoon we walked through Grant Park to the Field Museum of Natural History, the Shedd Aquarium, and the Adler Plane- tarium. Here we explored many of the wonders from the world of Mother Nature. Coming back, we strolled up the lake shore on our way back to our hotel. That evening after dinner, we again split up to see a few of the many current movies playing at the Chicago theatres. Monday morning , after a miserable night spent wrestling Coke bottles that didn't open because Eddie Foy's wouldn't supply a bottle opener, we picked up where we El, we headed for the A ,V I-lffllflll' mint cmsmscore Q37 wmusncoton left Off the dab' before- , Hopping on a southbound HUNITTZD RARTISTS 1 ... ...5'.'.T127.iT2'.2:i23...... 4 Cm S k d i h 'n . 7fn , cago toc yar s w t In ow I Al i .,,,,. l Aludiey HEPBURN Fred ASTM!! Mr. Smith in the lead. AS a54E.5.m. I ' EQ I we approached our desti- Fmm 0 MMM vmhvmon nation, however, a certain I0:25 P- L -5 Q KAY THOMPSON rm-amd something about the at- mosphere created conster- O y nation in our midst. A '0 'C 'f 'v- - - hasty vote and we fled a- .....o.,.. .... rm. AI-AN cmrmn SOPHIB gain to the north. Our sole 6 view of the stockyards 90 came as we circled them B0 O D0 PHI on our way back to the Loop. We checked out of our hotel and, after taking our baggage to Union Station, we again assulted the department stores on State Street. This time our hours 20

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