Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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ISSUE PAGE 24 Aw THE GAZBTEB . J 4-.:.- . ?fV1y, Q 2333535 Herman, Jack Jack Academic Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2- 3-4: Baseball 3-4: Sports Editor of Senior Issue 4: Class officer 2. Mention sports to Jack and he will talk for hours, make it stud- ies and he will still talk, but in a different vein fespecially about French.l However he always deli- vers the goods in class. He is known as a good fellow to the world in general and to Marge in particular, Hemenway, Bernard WHemmieW General Football 5-4: Track 1-2-5-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Cheerleader 1, A little flash in the hun- dred yard dash--that's Bernie Hem- onway who is as much at home on in the classroom. the track as 'Hem ion is not onlya fast on the in anything he track but quick attempts to do. which will surely help him to succeed in life. Irvin, Dane WRedW Commercial Dramatics 4: Trees, A. A. 4 Business Manager of Senior Issue. No dimples there But reddish hair .lad for girls He doesn't care. And all activities He plays them fair. That's our Dane Irvin. ,WWw as u E333 Innes. Betty General Glee Club 1-2-3-4: 2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: Gazette S azz 3- 43 May Queen Attendant 43 G1 Librarian 3-4: District B Betty--WBethU--our f friend of Canton High has wo friends by her Jokes and eve smile for every one, After ation. WBethW is planning on a music course at Mansfield Teachers College and I am s will enjoy it very much sine is one of her greatest inter Jenkins, Wilford General Football 3-4: Basketbal 'Pug'sn school acti have centered around sports. he has done an excellent Job in basketball,Has guardn. football, as varsity center of school they have carried far as the Branch, reports said. Adios Senior, carry o Kelly, Leo U Vocational Ag. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4: Class 2-3-43 F.F.A. team: Football WLarry0 a happy-ge-lue seeing, red-headed young man a ready smile for everyone never be forgotten by his mates. His many wise-crack ever lasting arguing will lo remembered. e Club d 3. ithful many ready gradu- taking State she music stsu npuglf 4. ties here both in Gut m 88 have ry' team 4. far with will ass- and be

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