Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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SENIOR ISSUE THE GAZETTE A I PAGE 35 ,, 1 A , , 5 j ' ' .I 1 Tarrant' Ikldfhnr ' Ku W' V' - l ' . ' A 1iifE:.. . 1' E' r p 15- F 41 ' 1 .f xg G '- '. . , T ' 51 , 53 q e h e . 'f 6 A I -isis 'V gg.. 'W 43Tfw,W?'mf '-3XwWWWwMp '- WW5'E A .--:afiiis fifty 14 fig? '::?1sr.:f:s:!:g:.:-55:2-Irish:-.. it ' ALNQ QT?Lf mhmmijfkqilmf ,rn .ik 'W'WW?iW6MVWV5W- .dlshithciid '39 CLASS POBM Seniors, we of Canton High Leave this school for the world outside We'l1 set out to gain our goals Knowing not what the future holds. Explorers all are we, who grope Wells of beauty, the source of hope Striving on to glorious deeds ' Finding niches for all our needs. When reminiscing as to things we've done The friends we've made, the I battles won We know Canton High has played a great part As life's journies we try to chart. And as new worlds loom into view All our hearts reach out to you Hoping we can come back to Alma-Mater--this adieu, TIME lap Time, on wings of eternal speed, Plans our future, sows our seed. Invincible is its daily creed, Wrestling free of every deed. No class or race can withhold, For in its grasp Ka common fold! Each one is cast into a mold, A check for each, death foretold. Battle it not, Ye fearful one, For the best have lost, it has Wong Live your lifeg excel in fun, Be ready for that TIME to come. Yours are all, troubles did cease. Your fun in memories will de- You God The The Its CTOGSO Q live your life--you ironed your crease. bless you, sir, with eternal peace, TO THE SENIORS time draws near when you will leave dear old haunts of C. H. S. rules, its joys, its friends and books, And groans and sighs of coming tests. They'll soon be past and you'll be free, To take a hand in life's mad raeeg You've waited for it 12 long years And greatly longed the world to face. Some will take to untried paths, And paths nest common to us all, But whatever path of life you take We trust you'll never falter, And then, at last, when life is done, We hope that each can make a boast That out of all of life's extent You'vo gained the thing you want- ed most. Edith Hackett