Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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W Class Wlll We the Sensor Class of l959 being of sound body and mind we hope do make this last GD d testament on the 22nd day ot May In the year of our Lord Nrneteen Hundred Fifty nlne Ginger Baugher bequeath my ability to get out ot second period study hall to Lorene Carskadon Judy Patrlcla Boudreau bequeath my ablllty to get the car anytime l want It to Jo Rogers Judith Carskadon bequeath my quiet manner to Kltty Ecksteln Teresa Maxine Ecksteln bequeath my abllnty to go steady during my four years ot hugh school to Ann Race and Mary Barr Jerry Rueben Edwards bequeath my ablllty to dodge Mr Hall to the 7th graders Laurel Egley, bequeath my ablllty to be engaged tor three weeks to Llllle Rmey Rebecca Ann Flshback bequeath my bookkeeping practice sets to any Junior who wants to do all that work Janice Marne Gaus bequeath my two tone hair style to Janet Tumer James S Graham bequeath my Plymouth to any Junuor boy who wants a smooth rurmng car Judith Ann Hogge, bequeath my black eye to the gurl who gave It to me In the Williamstown game Orv ttamay Jackson bequeath my abrllty to date college boys to Janice Bogener Roland E Job bequeath the Iob ot Sensor Class President on no one as I hate to wlsh hard luck on anyone Patsy Jean Johnson bequeath my helght and basketball ablllty to Pat DeCoster Norma Frances Keithley, bequeath my absllty to take classes on the Hull and to be In the Kent Leftwach bequeath my abl llty to smoke during the basketball season and get away wlth at to Jum Pearl Ronald C Levengood bequeath my nursing abnlnty to Kenny Collms and hope that he will make better use of nt than I dnd Micheal McFadden bequeath my abulity to grow a beard to Mr Hall Dova Gale McCutchan bequeath my nicknames to anyone who wants them l don t Betty Marks bequeath my lab as basketball manager to anyone who wants a free rude to a the games Colleen Smnth bequeath my abnluty to get along wuth Mr Gabel to anyone who needs to get along wnth hum Wlllnam Duane Schreftler bequeath my uniform which belongs to Uncle Sam to no one l wall be wearnng at the next tour years Judlth Sommers bequeath my four 20 page themes to Ginger Mease Jane Taylor bequeath my giggle to Erena Mae Hudson Ruth Ann Tumer, bequeath my abllnty to go to Qunncy on Thursday night to no one l want to continue uslng It Lynda Lou VanTress bequeath my abzllty to sew to Patty Smnth Mary Ann Walter bequeath my ablllty to sleep ID study hall to Eddle Watson John T West bequeath my athletic ablllty to Bull Berry Harold A Williams bequeath my abllnty to sleep In 6th period study hall to Frank Mueller Patrlcla Ann Zahn bequeath my ablllty to drive an automoblle In a safe and sane manner to Pat Boyne , I . I . . I I . 'II , ' , ' ' ' ' - l I, ' , ' I.: I 0 J C Il I I ' ll . I ' I, . . I . . . . . I, , . . I, .. . . . . lf , . I, . . I - . u I, I I . -tap I . lf . ll 3 , . . . . I, . I . . . . . I, I . . . i I, . . . . - college band to Marianna Barkley. If . I .. . . . Il F I . .. . . . I, . I .. . . l, , ' -- '. l, , Il . I, . I .. . . . I, . . I . . -- . ll l I ' D ' lf , . ll . . . . -- . Il I - . . . If , - If ' I . 0 ll . I . . . . ' Il I . . . . .

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Class Hrstory At the begrnnmg of the school year, I948 49 the class of 59 entered the doors of CHS to begun their twelve years of stay rn which trme each one was to leam all that there rs to know Thus class was composed of 40 pupils I4 of whrch remarned the full stretch rn CHS The I4 trred and true are as follows Patty Zahn, Janrce Gaus, Jrm Graham, Terry Eckstern, Jack West, Ronnre Levengood Ronnre Job, Ruth Ann Tumer, Judy Hogge, Colleen Smrth Norma Kerthle Betty Marks, and Kent Lettwrch This sterlrng group of young Amencanhood changed rn number through the years, untrl at cap and gown time we are 29 strong In the thrrd grade we were lorned by Mrke McFadden and Bull S hreffler The fourth grade brought 4 more to our group they were Lynda VanTress, Becky Frshback, Dova McCutchan an Grnger Baugher Judy Boudreau lolned our ranks rn the srxth grade The class of 59 was gurded through the frrst srx years by the followrng teachers Mrs Bevans, Mrs Leeser, Mrs Owen, Mrs Legg, Mrs VanTress, and Mrs Rrchards As we moved unto Junror Hrgh, Judy Sommers lorned our ranks rn the 8th grade The next year our heads swelled wrth berng Freshmen rn hrgh school and so drd our number by the addrtron of Jerry Edwards Judy Carskadon, Laurel Egley Patsy Johnson Mary Ann Walter, and Harold Wrllrams In the Sophomore year, wrth the addrtron of Vetty Jackson, our class reached the present number of 29 Fmally we reached Junror Hrgh In the frrst year of Junror Hrgh, wrth Mrs McClarn and Mr Glbble as sponsors, we worked hard to rarse money for the Kmg and Queen Contest and our candrdates were crowned In the 8th grade our sponsors were Mrs Ahrenholtz and Mr Gabel This year we had a lot of fun wartrng to become hrgh school students Durrng the Freshman year, wrth the help of Mr Smrth and Mr Ohlendort our Freshman Varrety Nrght was a success We moved rnto full srze lockers thus year also Durrng the Sophomore year wrth Mr McCampbell and Mr Day as our sponsors we were able to put on three one act plays ln the Junror year, we went all out and sold more magazrnes than any other class The clrmax of the Junror year was the Junror Senror prom under the setting of STARDUST which was rn keepmg wrth our class rrngs LUCKY STAR Mrs Motley and Mrs Leavitt were sponsors thrs year Our Senror year was a busy one wrth many money makrng prolects and our play, FINDERS CREEPERS Mr Hall and Mrs Ahrenholtz, class sponsors accompanied us to Chrcago where we had four wonderful days Mrss DeLaney helped us to get out the Snooper and the Flash Thus completes our hrstory to thus day May 22 l959, and thus evenrng we are turned loose upon the unsuspectrng world wrth our diplomas an our hands to uphold our class motto, TAKE THE WORLD AS YOU FIND IT BUT LEAVE IT BETTER Complrments ot GREEN'S DAIRY and BUETER BAKING COMPANY I . . - , I . . . . . . . , . . . . . . I I yl . . . . c . I : I Cl . . , . . . . l - . . . . . . . . I I I . . . . 9 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ' Q . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1 1 A .

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Class Prophecy Here we are on the moon waatang for the 29 members of the Senaor Class of 1959 The year as 1969 and the tame has come for a reunaon after TO years of separataon We planned to hold the reunaon on the moon so we could all vaew Judy Hogge s exhabat entatled Embryology of a Moon Bard Completang thas exhabat completes her lafes ambataon of havang an exhabat of thas type from every planet The rocket as an full vaew now and as landang We wall watch as the alumna of C H S get o Farst off the rocket as Janace Gaus, she as owner and manager of the well known lane of cafes known as the Les Blonda, wath all the waatresses havang bleached-blonde haar Trappang raght behand her as Jam Graham, who as coach at Texas A and M Has team has won every game an the past three years Wath the newest haar do comes Laurel Egley a haar stylast for the MGM Studaos You knew of course that she as currently goang wath Russ Tamblyn Seeang a state of confusaon among the spectators here on the moon we see Judy Boudreau comang over to correct the matter, she as very good at thas sort of thang as she as now a daplomat an France Examanang the ramp as he walks off as Jerry Edwards, the great enganeer whose current prolect as bua ldang a second bradge on the raver Kwaa We see Mrs Glenn Wolf, the former Terry Eckstean, talkang to the palot about her favorate and ever present subaect, speech therapy Over by the shelter we see Ganger Baugher she as marraed to a rach oal tycoon and has her bag mansaon an Texas The floor plan as the one she desagned an Home Ec as a Senaor Standang next to her as her best fraend and famous dancang anstructor Jane Taylor She as teach ang an Chacago and as stall lavang at the Y M C A Comang down the ramp now as Judy Carskadon, the very best beauty operator an Canton, usang one of her own creataons for her haar do Followang her as Becky Fashback who as now pravate secretary to the presadent of Moorman Feed Co lf you see a Schulte truck wath curtaans at the wandows of the sleeper cab at as Orvettamay Jackson, her husband, and 6 kads There s Vetty now runnang to catch up wath one of her boys Here comes Jack West at as lucky for us that he got here because electaon s next month you knew of course he s runnang for presadent of the Marsaan Republac Wath ham as Dova McCutchan, hastory teacher at good old CHS yes she as stall lookang The rule was no pets along on thas trap, but leave at to Judy Sommers to soft soap the palot anto lettang her take her pet poodle Judy as lavang an a penthouse an New York Caty and has only her poodle for com pany Another garl from New York as Betty Marks, a model for a great fashaon house on 5th Avenue she and Judy have become the best of fraends On my raght as Patsy Johnson, she as mancgang the Methodast Home for Underpravaleged Chaldren an Kentucky Wath her as Norma Keathly a professor at Yale Unaversaty, where she as teachang Physacs, Chemastry and Spanash Saunterang toward me as Ronald Job I m surprased he could leave Maralyn and has gagantac paneapple plantataon an Hawaaa long enough to loan us Lynda Lou VanTress, the woman standang besade the rocket, as teachang Home Economacs at CHS She has a new system she has the mothers take tums teachmg whale she sats adly by Well af at asn t Kent Leftwach and Ronnae Levengood Kent has taken over the Sales Department at Martan s and as doang a fine 'ob of at Ronnae decaded after packang up com as a Senaor he laked at so well he s been doang at ever sance By the way, he has gaven up all notaons of becomang a nurse Complaments of BURKE 66 SERVICE STATION S .. . , . . . . . . . . I .. . II .II . . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . ... ff. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . u I s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . .. . . ...- . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . .. , .. . I . . . . .. .I - I - I . . . . . .. 9 . . . . -- 0 .. . . . . ... . . . s . . . . I . u 1 n 'o u on . . . . . . . - I . . . . . . . I . ' I . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . I . , ...I . . . .I . . . . . . .. . . . . I . . . . . . . . .