Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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Canton's Ball Toters Front Rowe - Wright, Morgan, H. Herman, Kiff Back Row! Eckman, Bellows, Northrup, Bailey, Hemenway Canton Squad Front Row- Mallory lManagerl, Kilmer, Krise Davison, Jenkins, Sechrist, J. Herman Packard, Seeley lTrainerl Second Row- Livizey lCoochJ , Northrup, Bellows Bailey lCapt.l, Eckman fCapt.l Hemenwoy, Zeigler, Wheeler, Worth- ington lAsst. Coochl Third Row-- W. Porter, Maynard, Terry, Kiff Wright, Hawthorne, H. Porter, Forer Fourth Row- Willioms, Smith, Morgan, Mockmer H. Herman, Foster, Rockwell, Roby CANTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND

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Canton Players NAM, WHEELER DAVISON -'y NORTHRUP KRISE HAWTHORNE-A ' 44. SECHRIST ' ECKMAN lCAPT.r E A KELLEY HEMENWAY PACKARD AL is 5 ' KILMER JENKINS PORTER HERMAN A' BAILEY A f? Q gnj f WRIGHT A KIFF MAYNARD BELLOWS FOSTER ' IV! pkg, N'

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