Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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SENIOR ISSUE THE GAZETTE PAGE 31 - -is-:sean ff an 'if' 5 ' 'gf' ' Ci 'Qt H' H 9514539 , -. .,.. NIUE NICKNAME HOBBY AMBITION NjGalen Bailey Cap Mansfield Get a diploma Robert Barrow Bob Music To grow up William Eclcman Swede Sports Positively NONE Vaughn Foster Von Fishing Not much George Harkness George Lake Road Farmer n4Harry Harkness Harry Hunting Farmer Robert Hawthorne Ham er Fishing To catch some fish Bernard Hemenway P, J. Sports Find Utopia John Herman Handsome Baseball Get a safe hit Dane Irvin Red Dancing Corning Wilford Jenkins Pug Fishing Go to heaven Leo Kelley Digler Baseball Go to Danville Harold Kilmer Harry Sports Say UI do.u John Maynard Jack Fighting Aviation Max Merritt Carrots Hunting Not sticking pins Frank Mott Runt Hunting Stay awake Robert Northrup Bud Dancing Grow side burns Leslie Packard Les Sports Another Major Hoople Philip Palmer Pep Baseball Be an announcer Mwilford Porter Puggy Track Get hitched up Lawrence Shanley Larry Hunting Sell chicken feed Francis Smith Smitty Hunting Raise jigs Gerald Stone Stony Basketball Escape bachclorhood James Swartz Jin Baseball Live to be 100 Paul Tomkins Tommy Inventions Be a sailor boy William Twist Bill Mechanics Got by a red light Bennie Wilcox Bennie Farm Projects Raise chickens Harry Wilcox Harry Chemistry Torch singer A FACULTY M MBERS Mr. Stetler Stet Golf To be a General Mr. Livezey Jack Fishing Coaching Mr. Hess Kerm Fishing Agriculture Mr. Lewis Em Shop work Teaching Mr, Hbuseknecht Art Journalism Teaching Mr, Williams Walt Rare books Harder tests Mr. Lloyd Gordio Hunting Music Hr. Pruyne Jim Astronomy Model Husband Mr. Worthington Kent Boating Teaching Mr. Watts Dutcher Janitor Janitor