Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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PAGE 12 JM'-F L '. r Af bliss 4 Tlfl x, CAZETTE semen SSUE 4 ?-arm, 9-. 1 .5 'n-Z' :N I 4 'ts dx HX ' fa v agua fhw Y x This page of the Senior issue will be dedicated te Seniors Those who have dxstinguished them- selves vill here ga1n recognition and be given due credit At the tern1nat1on of this school year hich will conclude the high school days of fifty sev n 1nd1v1duals of Canton High there are three students rho cap ture the highest and most hoped for honors those of Valedictor1an Salutatorian and Third Honor Harry Wilcox Thelma Crofut and Lueile Rockwell ve b1VG all our pra1se and adnlration for so work ing as to ach1eve the above honors It 13 not custonary to nen tion th c ptor of fourth pOSlt1OD of the class but in your author's opinion Les Packard should b named Throubhout H13 entire chool career he ceptlondl student that he has done than anJ other class of 'QQ and has been an ex And along with more probibly student for the the school as a whole Ho has partlcipated in pract1cally very available TCt1V ity. He can be sure he holds the school's highest esteem. Following Les in the high honor list are, Edna Snyder, Rob- ert Northrup, Shirley Crandall, Eleanor Porter, Marie Campbell, Dorothy Butters and Marie Loyd. The honor list is as follows, Janes Swartz, betty Innes, Francis Snith, Benny Wilcox, Pauline Brown, William Ecknan, Janice Wethcrbeo and Betty Dann. nr Let us here praise tho took some first places or records t the S V I A A meet, Saturday, May 6 Bailey established a new re both the Discus and Shot Bernard Hemenway did the the broad jump and 220 yar He also took first place lOO yard dash Robert N won the hurdles Three members of the Class deserve special They are William Eckman, Le ard and Galen Bailey The been outstanding varsity 1 for the entire four years o high school career Many knowing of he Leonard will be lnteres that the younbest class of '39 are and Wilford Porter for the 'long and s Kelly and Edna Sny the credit Of those participatln, tra curricular 8CtlVlt1CS Loyd probably has the nest ic makes up the greatest being 1 member of the Ban- estro and Glee Club for - years of her high school cn and now os the Sonic leave you, me leave you gret. nut we are sure places will be cepably f those coming up. They n it necessary to work h when all is said and do the work he does that u man it' Leo e who broke tr ck Galen ord il e in dash n the thrup enior edits Pack? have terial their ed 1 embers Ileen ort of r take in ox Marie Mus .art as Orch- e four eer. Class ith re- hat our lled by ll find rd, but e, it's kos a THE . r . , ....,.'...,...1,.w...,....,. ... ' .--.' .'. '.'- . . ' ,pf - -,- . 'I ... . .mm -5--,f-, , .. , V ' , HNemgwagag5EmQH5gsdneWdH ' 'mtdiifdtkikfd Rem'dhEeM5geAT '.. '. 4 'Ng N . ' Q. A ., . , 9 ' v ' V. '-' '5 'ff .' . -- ' A, ' , .N ,. Rig! ,, Qlfiq, - ,,f, f'1 r Q, p u , lgiyg, 555' LH ' .cfm . ' ruse V-are . use-s,-were ' 1e2 fo'f vnw'e R ' ' .. ,.- - favxq- AA W 75' ,Ph Y -,fun ., jr-I., A .V , H ,J I- I . 3:5 9 21121, we AQ: '6 ' '-'- ' ... fa' ' X551-4:-'QQy.' ITN 5 4 lg gf -V ,m,H4 s..,, , ,.n ,Y , N , ,. - 5 - in si'-ffS52a'5 ' -. '55 If 'A -Nl-,is , 131 99' . . x-..-pn..-...-.-.' .:' . T , ' , - , T , , u 'qw 'N 1 ,ugh 'Lf' -. V., . .-. ,......g:.,l.,...', ' , fm. K , , .gMx3:Vvl,:A I N . , . E H, vu A J, , A .. x . .v. .'.'.'.'.-. .'.' ,fqsfx ' ..'.x -, 3, '15-,gf-f '. .mn 'gm '- . ,ls . .Q.x,,f, .,,:13f,,1,f,-,,: '-'F-f:x'.X.x'x'z','1'f'7b ,f7 ,, Q I .. ,V ...' .mx un 1 .. . , ,S ' on , go, 1.!.,v1,Mfx,-,jf 3 1, , V- , ,y,,3,!: -If no sw! .,f,..x,.,,Y,, AJ, ,Hy 1.1.1 f p ml My , .- Rf, ' vw. - . .' . . 2 - 'Y' 1 , Y Y ' 1 'Z ' U ' 'M . ' ll: V o - ' . a . u c' 0 c F1 . v ' Q 1' ' ' .1 4 . 4. y ,,' t ' Put. , . , W w 11' . - .. .. . . E lu ,- . . . G I - T L ' I . ' , T f L ' I . , n . I' n To c ' ' I ' 9 - ' - ' - u ' ' ' a- , - 4 U W ' .' - . R: ' . . . A. Q . Q, e a ' T - n - , , , ' I Y p ' O t L. ' r . Q 7 .. . g ' S - - - As ' , n L . , L vv 1 , Z' , n 1 Z, . . ' 5 - 1-4 1 Q I 1 - g , ' . Q . Q 4 A K V n O 1 - . r. 3 ' , n. r .

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SENIOR ISSUE' TH? QAZCTTE PAGE ll 7'ZT f '7' , . ' ' T-4 -. -- - H -fn f ?'f- 7 -'-L ' ' ef as i,Q,,g-!1,:::,?5.. gg sw Mig. I +L. Vg: - - '3,g,.f :, :,,-,QEALJE .-ig .-F53 . t13,..Q g 3.L35.iiZ51,'p,. -i t W if Q? ' . sg. 7 . Q, it X :.ff ,i'4.g.si I , idfh q Q?fWw:' sf 'f ' P' 1 ,' H' .t ' 1' i ' .J NDN 5Q.s .ffwei f -ff? - ,.1 . ' .wglijgtg yi 1 ., 1-4 , 1 i .vi ,H QQ! 4 iv xxar' 1. , 1 15... ,f A ., 1,5 -. , ., , . up .. .,.,. x as, , A - ,l . . Q. . . M Q45 r. , , - .. 4 . r 1 . at S' fe Ss s f - si fs s Q ' 64' s. is -f-3 ,. -sslQ.'-sfefzf.-- f 'fn . Hu'-..:1'f-11'-:sriwhen ii-:'1:,'6.s:fs'-M54 - - e -. 'Q'mFUWW53fHxiiswbigflfaiwgiWWEWQQVW OUR MUSICAL SENIORS As the Class of '39 passes on in history, as one of the finest classes ever to graduate from Can- ton High School, we feel that something should be done so as to bring out the outstanding members of the class not only as,a whole but those who have contributed to the various organizations. Music has been brought about to an ad- vanced stage, and many of the mem- bers of this year's graduating class have shown their musical ability in a great many ways. In dedication of their fine work in band, orchestra, glee club and various other musical activi- ties Such as plays and operettas, we have short resume of the sen- iors who excelled in these various activities. We wish to dedicate this to the following seniors: To Robert Barrow who plays first cernet in the band and or- chestra and sings tenor in the glee club. Bob has had the honor of playing in District Band and singing in the County Chorus. To Marie Loyd who plays the clarinet and holds the first chair in band and orchestra. She also lends her alto voice to the glee club. She has partaken in two District Band Meets and also State Chorus. To Bud Northrup the leading bandmaster in C.H.S. Bud is stuv dent director of the band and does a fine Job of it. He also struts himself at the Drum Majoring Post Bud has also played a clarinet in 2 District Band Meets. To Vaughn Foster who has taken great part in band, orchestra and has lent his talent on the tym- pani and drums to various gathering of musicians. To Lueile Rockwell the only girl drummer in the band. She has played in County Band which is an honor for a girl. To Gerald Stone who plays cornet in the band and does a fine job of it. To Jim Swartz who plays snare drum in both band and orchestra, and sings tenor in the glee club. He had the leading male role in the operetta and has played in District, County Band, and County Orchestra. To Edna Snyder the little girl with the little instrument, I mean the clarinet. Edna has been playing in the band for 3 years. To Robert Hawthorne, who has lent his services in glee club and band. To Betty Innes who is truly a good musician. She had had the great honor of playing State Band, 2 years District Band, County Or- chestra and County Band. Betty plays the clarinet. To Fauline Brown who plays second violin in the orchestra and lends her voice to glee club. To Elizabeth Denkenberger who has taken a great interest in Glee Club. To Galen Bailey, the finest tenor in C.H.S., who has shown his ability by singing is the County Chorus. To these ser' rn re extend our deepest gratitude and admirer tion for their exqcwifvnsl work in the field of music.

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