Canton High School - Minnequan Yearbook (Canton, PA)

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They are an inspiration to the future, Building the morale of students, and helping them to be good citizens, and to face the problems of tomorrow. They mean much to Canton High School. With sincere respect, with the love and gratitude that are so rightfully theirs, We, the Class of 1954, dedicate this edition of THE MINNEQUAN, to our Faculty. Q5 X, ANNA DEE 'WATTS , wish to express your untiring ef- 954 MINNEQUAN My YQ, MISS ETHEL M SER A The Class of 1954 e ends to you it,,5,,H--u- sincere thanks for th many things you have done for us. hen we were in trykouble you advised s and always had time to listen to our problems. We shall remember lways your kindly help and coopera 'on. X 1' 'All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. In sooth, we are but soothsayers. We've had our exits and our entrances. This noble class of nineteen fifty-four Has strut and fretted, need we say much more This noble book, we offer as a guide Whose theme portrays a gorgeous panorama Of deeds well played before the cyclorama. oQ 5 wk' TIC BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, left to right: John Brackman, William Skelly, Frank Jackson, Charles High, John Swingle, Donald Bunn, Willard Spencer, Philip Biddle, Bruce Morse, Harry Schmelzle, Mack Hagar, Davis VanDyke, Elwin Baldwin. Seated, left to right: Charles Kline, Mrs. Harrison Campbell, Mrs. George Clegg, James Adams, Dr. E.C. Ortoson, Burton Owen, Curtis Wright, T.R. Merker, Walter Saxe, Martin Rockwell, Emerson Lewis. High School Principal Elememary Principal JOHN P. LIVEZEY ALBERT WRISLEY STUDENT CRITICS First row, seated: T. Binford, Mr. Holcomb, R. Powers, W. Machmer, H. Grace, Dale Landon, N. Foust, E. Wooster. Second row: J. Crain, B. Stackhouse, M. Thomas, P. Isaacs, S. Schlappi, I. McCoy, T. Landon, R. Rupp, J. Madigan. Back row: I. Campbell, A. Wrisley, G. Stanbery, C. Clark, M. Collins, N. Bachman. The Student Council is a governing body made up of class and homeroom represent- atives from each grade of the high school. The Council has made great progress this year. Our biggest project is getting all the senior football, basketball, and baseball players a sweater. We raise our money by having bake sales, tag days, and dances. Some of the entertainment we sponsor for Canton High is twirp season, all-school dances once a month, the purchase of records, and the sponsoring of noon movies. The Council also feeds two of the visiting teams, together with the Canton teams, coaches, cheerleaders, scorekeepers, and tirnekeepers. They eat cafeteria style. The Canton High School Council is cooperative and hard working. Much credit should be given to this group under the direction of Mr. Holcomb. OFF IC ERS President . . . Winifred Machmer Vice President . . . Richard Powers Secretary . . . Dale Landon Treasurer . . . 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S. , Mansfield S. T.C. M. S. , Bucknell University MR. ANDREW HUZENIC B. A. , Pennsylvania State College MISS CLARA SMILEY Mansfield S. T. C. ' M R x 1 if Wu . :JN J NJJ xv H ATTENDANCE OFFICER AND LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR . .flf Me, JAMES HOLCOMB S. , Mansfield S. T. C. M. A. , Cornell University ART MISS ETHEL MOSER B. M. S. , Bucknell University S. , East Stroudsburg PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. HAROLD STACKHOUSE B. S. , East Stroudsburg M. Ed. , Pennsylvania State College X .IC I I yin. GASTON e IS ,: B.S., ennsvlv 'a tate College j, 'X ry t' X - tw Q ' gl s A X GN LJ QN f J . ,fu QXXYVJX q rv MR. EDWARD SIMS ' B. S. , Indiana S. T.C. MRS. MARTHA WILLIAMMEE B. S. , Indiana S. T. C. MUSIC MR. GEORGE LYON B. S. , Ithaca College U I SQ.. MRS. IRENE HURLEY B. A. , Elmira College MR. ROBERTS MARTIN B. S , Mansfield S. T. C. , Columbia University ENGLISH DEPAR 7.5414 scifi? 21 Mu.. MISS ELEANOR WILLIAMS MRS. KATHRYN BEAM B. S. , Lock Haven S. T. C. B. A. , Wilson College l MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTWAMQ A Nxxluv ywYr w MR. DAVID SNELL B. S. , Mansfield S. T. C. M. S. , Bucknell University MR. CHARLES SCHLAPPI . S. , Mansfield S. T. C. MR. WILLIAM MCINROY B. S. , Dickinson College M. S. , University of Pennsylvania X NJ. Rv MR. JAMES ARNOLD 1 B. S. , Pennsylvania State College f r X i I X A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MR. CHARLES SAVAGE B. S . , Bloomsburg S. T. C. MISS BETTY HEFFELBOWER B. S. , Shippensburg S. T. C. S. NA CRUMBLING B. S. , Mansfield S. T. C. MISS ANNA DEE WATTS B. S. , Grove City College M. S. , Syracuse University 1 HOME ECONOMICS MR. KERMIT HESS MRS. JEAN CASE B. S. , Pennsylvania B. S. , Pennsylvania State College State College MR. JAMES ZEIGLER B. S. , Pennsylvania State College INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND AGRICULTURE is w I ' gi 1 1 MR. EDWA BEARDSLEE ,Jw 5 SCT el-HY Secretary NORMA WHIPPLE MARILYN RUMSEY School Nurse MRS. BETTY ELLIOTT '. f J! Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia 3.65 5 7 T ' gf lu Q if J U T' Janitors Bus Drivers SJ RJ I :F xx ,XJ K! .1 ' 5 x XJ XJ U! Tx rgfnflf XR N ,, ff LaRue May, Anson Innes, Louis Landon. FITZWATER. BAGI-EY, C- CASTLE. B- CASTLE. WYNNE, LANDON, STONE. 4 5 THAHING ' Z, 'T' ON 'K It V1 'Y- lk CLASS HI TURY The breathless moment has finally arrived. It is curtain time! The lights slowly dim and the curtain rises in Act I. Scene I The time is the fall of 1942. As the scene opens you see a group of bewildered but eager children embark on the road of learning. This is the future class of Our grade school days are filled with happy childhood memories. Scene II The second scene is another of bewildered but somewhat older actors and actresses. This again is us as we start the seventh grade in the high school build- ing. After learning the whereabouts and the why-fores and getting acquainted with the many new faces we settle down a little and elect Mr. Harry Johnson as our class sponsor. The rest of this scene passes rather uneventfully. Scene Ill This is a very short scene, but one of importance to us because in this we elect Miss Ethel Moser as our class sponsor and she keeps this position during the remaining five years of our high school days. ACT II Scene I You now see us entering our freshman year. We think we are really quite sophisticated until we get knocked down a peg or two by the mighty sophomores at our initiation. The scene is really one of the high lights of the play. The sophs put us through some hectic antics but fete us with a reception later. At the close of this scene you see a group from this class having a panel discussion for our parents on career night. Scene II We are now seen taking our revenge on the poor freshmen for the things that had been done to us the previous year. We are in senior high school and many of us actors and actresses join the many activities offered us. Tom Pepper stars in the scene, being elected class president. A group of sophomores in the Dramatic Club presented to the school a delightful comedy Antic Spring which takes place at the end of the scene. Act III Scene I Hurry, Hurry! Get your magazines from the juniors. You see us starting our junior year with a bang by selling a large amount of magazines during our two weeks' campaign. Barbara Thomas starred as class president in this scene. Near the end we see plays within the play which is now being presented to YOU--OUI Jtuiior plays 'Opening Night, The Marriage of Pierrot, and The Brave Shall Serve. Then comes preparations for our Junior Prom 'Moonlight and Roses where you see many of us working hard, but having a good time, getting ready for it with the aid of Mr. Charles Schlappi. Finally comes the wonderful night when we dance to the strains of Johnny Nicolosi's orchestra. Scene Il The final act shows us as mighty seniors with Stuart Slingerland taking the lead as class president. This is the busiest but one of the happiest of our school years. Work on the yearbook starts shortly after we begin the fall term and we are kept busy with this until January. We take time out from this for our senior play, Annie Get Your Gun, and with our thanks to Mrs. Hurley we put on one of the most delightful, entertaining plays ever presented before at C. H. S. Shortly after, you see a group attending career night at Williamsport High School. After the Christmas vacation came our senior class party which was a gala affair. The operetta, getting measured for caps and gowns, election of May Queen and Laurel Festival representative, our senior trip to New York, Baccalaureate, and finally Commencement bring to a close the happy, yes even sad, but certainly the most unforgettable stage of our lives. As the curtain falls on this class of 1954 you see us leaving the gymnasium clad in our caps and gowns, a little wiser, a little more grown upg many still uncertain as to where they are going from here. SENIGR LEADS President STUART SLINGERLAND Vice President I A MES SEELEY Student Council Rep IOANNE CRAIN Sponsor MISS MOSER Secretary Treasurer ELOISE MCNETT KAY EARLEY PHYLLIS WILMA ADAMS - - VOC. H, Ec. Graceful and useful in all she does, Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Bowling 3g Knitting 15 FHA 4. FLOYD EUGENE AVERY--Commercial PHYU-IS He profits most who serves best, Chorus 1-2-3: Operettag Cazette 4: Ir. Prom Committee: Sr, Play Committee, ROBERT EMERSON BARROW--VOC. Ag. Make haste slowly. FFA 1-2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. is MARY ELIZABETH BEL WSKII- -General BOB I count only the ho s that aye bright, 'NANCY Chorus 1-2-3 -4:xDr,auEstic-Qlub 2-3 I 1 LT' FHA 4- FHA Chorus-LI Q 1' muxizsls 1,2-3 N P yfigj Yearbook Staff, 'y if if ' ' ,L .-4 ,- NANCY BERGQUIST--General MARY Howe'er it be, it seems to me, 'Tis only noble to be good. Intramurals 1-2-3g Yearbook Staff. u vv Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth, PAUL RICHARD BRACKMAN--VOC. Ag. FFA 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Student Council 1-2-3 BEVERLY ANN BRENCHLEY--Voc. H. Ec. A soft answer turneth away wrath, FHA 2-3-45 Chorus 35 Knitting Club lp Dramatic Club 2, Jumor Play, Senior Play, Cazette 3. ROBERT CHARLES BROWN--VOC. Ag. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men, FFA 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-fill .Il , X I. W X 'CLYDE' EARL WILLIAM BULL--Voc. Ag, CLYDE M, BUCHANAN--Voc, Ag, I Laugh and the world laughs with you, A FFA 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-4. The force of his own merit makes his way, FFA,1-2-3- In amurals 1-2-3-4: enior Play, QM BOB I Q HOTROD pq---,QQ-q vvBOBn BETTY LOU n u ROBERT LARUE CAMPBELL--General 'Blessing on thee little man, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, LOIS ELIZABETH CAMPBELL--General Good manners and good morals are sworn friends and fast allies, FHA 2-3-4g Art Club 4g Yearbook Staff, BETTY LOU CAMPBELL--Academic Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength, Dramatic Club 2-3-4g Chorus 1-2-3-4g Girls' Choir 3-4g Triple Trio 2g Oper- ettag Art Club 2-3-45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Intramurals 33 Yearbook Staff, JOSEPH PHILIP CHAAPEL--General He is of calm and happy nature, Basketball 1-25 Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Tumbling Club 2. f' X5 HERBERT CHAMBERLAIN--VOC. Ag. Beware the fury of a patient man, FFA 1-2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Cazette 1-2g Senior Play, LOIS nj-OE: MARLENE ELIZABETH COHICK - Vocational Home Ec Serene I fold my hands and wait. Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Bowling 35 Knitting lg FHA 4. iztffvjvfvcll-x My MW aft ,y V13 POLLY ANN COONS - General She ceas'dg but left so pleasing on the ear her voice, that list'ning still they seemed to hear. Chorus 1-2-3-45 Choir 3-4: Operettag Triple Trio 25 Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Junior Playg Senior Playp Yearbook Staff. .. X1 'NX .TOANNE LOUISE Listeng you 'P0uY hear my Chorus 1 92 E -.ir Staff 5 Play bring with 2-3-4: County Triple 2-3-4- Se 'or ' Prom ub 3-4: Yearbook ,' ff' f 1 ,V-ff Lea X I I gf t J I NORMAN Roniffgifgfi cad ' Q 66 1' ffl 'JV He was six feetq , ale grit an' hum, . Cf - ,X if Dramatic Club 2-'3 g Basketball 2-3-4g Football 1, Manager 2g Cazette 2-3: Tumbling Club 1-2: Yearbook Staffg Junior Playg Senior Playg Operettag Student Council 35 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Crainy 'Champ GINNY It does a heap o' good sometimes VIRGINIA LOUISE DODDATO--General So fair, the charm of gentle eyes, Of dimpled smiles, of shining hair, Band 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 2g Jr, Prom Committee 35 FHA 43 May Queen Attendant 2g Senior Playg Intra- murals 1-2-3-4g Yearbook Staff, swf if 126-7WV 5 KDANIEL CURRY EARLEY--General to go a little slow, Intramurals 1 A, KAY EARLEY--General She was a phantom of delight when first Q she gleamed upon my sight, ic Club 2-3-4g chorus 1-2-3-4: DAN Queen Attendant 15 Operettag ak Staff Senior Play Intramurals gig IN LAVERNE EVANS--VOC. Ag, eart with strings of steel, FFA 1- 2-3-4. ' . - s f If-5,6 od ,ugtclf US, s A231 I SH Y'OQ5j '!jfdqjI,Q'l SHIRLEY ANN FENNELL--Voc. H. Ec. A hard worker, she raises no dust, FHA 2-3-4g Knitting 1-2. MOE GERALD LARUE GARDNER - Vocational Agriculture f rfk 5 1' Lift , ll! Liberty's lossg Our gain. 'J I JJ Q2 1 ff Q , JJ' Liberty High School 1-2-33 FFA 4g lntramur ls 4. f .f v ft 'A -gi X11 CHL Z 0350-12 . lr 1 1 ,A W aa D Dutch 1-div! afa- C.,-' I Ya Eunice PHYLLIS JEAN HARRIS - ROBERT vE11. GLECKNER facademic So friendly and so full of heart, Varsity Sports Manager 1-2-3-4: Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Band 3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4g Boys' Chorus and Quartet 3-4: Orchestra 3: County Chorus 2-3-49 Operettag Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Yearbook Staffg Junior Play: Senior Play. PATRICIA JEAN GRIFFIN - Vocational Home Ec. I have no mocking or argumentsg I witness and wait. FHA 2-3-45 Intramuralsgl-2-3-4: Chorus 2. EUNICE MARIE HAMM - Vocational Home Ec I slept and dreamed that life was beauty. New Albany High School 1-2: FHA 2-3-4g Radio Broadcast 3. Vocational Home Ec A place for everything and everything in its place. FHA 2-3-4. se-'li' Gerald uleanu Phyllis Bill Alu llohnll WILLIAM H. HEWITT - General A little workg a little play. Pine Township High Scho lg Footbal 2-35 and 2-3-4: Orchestra 3g Dramatic C 3-4g Boy h us 3-45 Chorus 3-4g Operettag Intram , 2-3-4- Y ok Staffg Senior Play, I FRED C A DHORN- Y Academic That w i is t wor saying is sung. I Ba -2-3-4 orus 1-2-3-4: Distr' r , Boys' Chorus 3-4g r a 1- -3-4g County Ba 2 33 Operett g Dramatic , -3-4g Art lub 1-23 Intra- ,in als 1-2- g Yearbook Staffg ff S ior Play. ALFRED O. HORTON - General A character all of his own. Senior Play . JAMES ROBERT HORTON - Commercial He was the mildest mannered man. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Boys' Chorus 35 I Operettag Cazette 4: Yearbook . Staff. 1 -'Q X' . 5' t , If J Aww A , KY 'tr ti IOHN F. HUNTLEY - General A little nonsense now and then, Seems to be his natural trend . Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2g Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Yearbook Staffg Senior Play, Fritz B W-,im MARY LOUISE HURLEY--Academic 'Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are, Chorus 1-2-3-4g Choir 3-4g Triple Trio 2g Band 2-3-4: County Chorus 3-4: Operettag Cheerleader 1-2g Intra- murals 1-2-3-4g Cazette 1-2-35 Dramatic Club 2-3-4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Junior Prom Committeeg Ma Queen Attendant 3: Capt, Magazine Drive 3 e,a k Staff, rA,1 W 'Ty45pV7j,f 'ax ELAINE HULSLANDER--Voc. H. Ee. GPIB stranger and ye took me in. H. S, 1-2-3g FHA 4g Intramurals 4, dfw ' V 4 J .J I MARLENE KAY HUSTED--commercial V Blue vvxere her eyes as a fairy flax, Chorus 1-2g Cazette 1-2-3-4g Dramatic Club 4- Yearbook Staff Wm 12 Wim VIVIAN ELOISE INMAN--Voc H EC. ' God's in his heaven MAN-,ENE All's right with the world! FHA 2-3-43 Junior Play 3g Junior Prom Co mittee, Ai s f e ' A A W4 M 52,5706 X jfffvodfj Cl I J is . x v1v1AN' BARBARA IMOGENE INNES--Academic 1, W 'df' How near to good is what is fair, ffliffg' M Chorus 1-2-3-45 Girls' Choir af 3 A tiawm 2-3-4: Imramurals 1-2: Art,Qf' -sg ' r a g - 5 Senior Playg Operettag o X, f. , lljafiy, U1 ' A C if l KL7' 1 I, ,V -7 M s ff X41 QI. , N my X ' we V+ A as Q A WBAR-B.. fwff J njonu ,' Tilly Ionesy .TON T. INNES - Academic And still they gaz'd and still the wonder grew, That one small head co ld c rry all he knew. is Student Council 21E.ra E g Intramurals 1-2-3-4g T 'EX C0-Editor. A ' Junior Promfgogm' e pI ni Playg azette 2-3g Yearbook my NATHALEE ISAACS - Vocational Home Ec A little pain, a little pleasure. A little heaping up of treasure.jI , W y 1 I Chorus! Gperrettag Junior Elgxyyl Drarnaiic Club 2-3glYearbookZ,t- ',St,affg Jurtipr Profrp Kfomrriittee. PHA 243-4g1Intramurals 1-2-314g ' L if' ' 1 T, ' -'IPHYLIS Ross tslafvld-s' - if V ,Tk by if 1 0' Vpcational I-1cztno Ec Q 6 1 L: A 5' V wi 'G Q- f f V b If ' '. J ,L I A merryheart mafremka clieenful Miva' , T N ' , Y ' N V' ,f uN hu 1 J L Lcounktenanciaj I , ff J. N, V af V U v ,-' ' yr L VFQQIA-Q-3-4, President 4: 5 , llgr' ' I, Ml. if ,Lk Q' if 5 l3roadcast,3g'Junior Pfomlqomz 7 ' Chorus!2-Bpgkihoirjg-L5 yJfBaud 3-4's'D.rari1'itic cwubla-3.74g 'V Junior PJay2'Seni9fi Playg Intrla- ' :fkrgurafls 11353 if :, 8 f , . ' Q v , is BARBARA ANN'ioHNsoN - U :fl n l General What is the worth of anything but for the happiness t'will bring? Band 1-2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4: Operettag County Chorus 3-4: Triple Trio 2g Sextette 3: Girls' Choir 3-49 Yearbook Staff g Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Dramatic Club 2-3-4g Junior Playg Senior Play. HARRIET ELSIE JONES - Commercial Sewing seeds of kindness, reaping thoughts of love. Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-4: Girls' Choir 3-45 Orchestra 2- 3: Junior Prom Committeeg Intramurals 1-2-3:4p Yearbook Staff: C ounty Band 2. B arb EDWARD JOSEPH KEIFFER--General Still, as he ran, his pads slipped back, All his strength seemed to draw the pack, Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2- 3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Class President 1. l .fsf ,- I f I I ,Qf 1 I SHIRLEY ANN LEE--Commercial I We know the truth not only by the reason but also by the heart, Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Chorus 1-25 Cazette 4, Yearbook Staff, DONNA JOYCE LOYD--General 'Bom with the gift of laughter, Dramatic Club 2-3: Junior Playg Senior Play, Chorus 1-2-3-4g Operettag Girls' Choir 3-45 Triple Trio 2g Orchestra 1- 2-3: County Orchestrag Junior Prom SHIRLEY CLIFFORD EUGENE LUCAS--General Football 3g Intramurals 1-2-3. LUKE MASON DEAN MACHMER--General I pray thee, then, write me as one that loves his fellow men, Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Senior Play, fl 4! I rx, I I . 7 2 ' x . A, if P Cfyt' C, 3 ll ' x X . Committeeg Art Cluk 2g Intramurals 1-2. A merry heart doeth good like medicine. EDDIE ' I- DONNA MASE Winnie' Mary Ar1etta if WINIFRED MARIE MACHMER - Commercial Enough work to do, and strength enough to do the work. Dramatic Club 2g Cheerleader 2-3-4: Prom Co-Chairmang Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Student Council 3-4, Secretary 3, President 43 Captain of Magazine Driveg Yearbook Staffg Senior Play. ROBERT K. MADIGAN - Academic Now Madigan had a pleasant wit, And loved a timely joke. Baseball 1-2g Football 2g Intra- murals 1-2-3-4: Football Manager 3g Tumbling Club 1-29 Yearbook Staffg Senior Play. MARY EL MATTHEWS ' Commercial Beauty is pleasure regarded as the quality of a thing. lChorus 2-3g Cazette 2-3-4: Dramatic Club 3-4: Intramurals 1-2-35 Yearbook Staff. LINDA LOU MCCONNELL - Academic A little bit of salt and sweetness, A little bit of rare completeness. Chorus 1-2-3-45 Choir 3-4: Operettag County Chorusg Triple f Trio 2g Cheerleader 2-3-4g Dramatic Club 2-3-4g I unior f Playg Senior Playg Co-Captain of K Magazine Driveg Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Cazette 2-3. f ARLETTA WELTHA MCLAUGHLIN 'By a small sample, we may judge the whole pie!:e. 'i' Chorus 3g Cazette 25 Dramatic Club 2-3 -4g Junior Play: Intramurals 1-2-3-45 May Queen Attendant 2g Yearbook Staff. f M Bob f' M f ELOISE MCNETT--Voc. H. EC. 'With malice toward none, with charity for all. Art Club lg Junior Prom Committee 3g FHA 43 Cazette 4. D7 F5 C 6. 1 V f --'L CHARLES THOMAS MILLER No sooner said than done--so acts your I ELOIS man of worth. dfa' E Football 1-25 Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Junior ' Play, K LEOTA MARIE MIX--VOC. H. EC. CHARLIE There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. W, FHA 2-3-4. f e y L.. ' I 1 fl' if , .sg ,QEDWARD CARLYLE MOORE--Voc. Ag. , . 'LEOTA' Love is only chatter, I Friends are all that matter, FFA 1-25 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. EDDIE PATRICIA ANN MORSE--Commercial Pearl of great price, Band 2-3-43 Cazette 3-4g Chorus 1-2-3-4g Dramatic Club 3: May Queen Attendant 15 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Yearbook staff, 1 7 ' i 4 7 , PA T' 1 l f ' I ,615 I JANET TOM I never think of the future, DICK 2g Intramurals 1-2-3-4. Hath y wx K7 I 'I JANET MARIE MOTT--VOC. H. EC. Something attempted, something done, FHA 2-3-4g Cazette 45 Intramurals 1-4, Yearbook Staff. EVELYN IOHANN MOTT--Commercial Rather than love, than fame, than money, give me truth. Chorus lg Cazette 2-3-4, Editor 4: Intramurals 3-4. THOMAS CARLYLE PEPPER--Voc. Ag. Who sows the fields or trains the flower or plants a tree is more than all, 4 FFA 1-2-3-4, President 35 Class President '-X 1 JOHN PAUL PERCIVAL--Voc. Ag. It comes soon enough, y FFA 1-2-3-4: Baseball 1-45 Intramurals igfgfgaezt GERALD POWERS--Academic And he laughed away the sorrow, and he laughed away the gloom, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3-4g Quartet 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 2-3 -4, Operettag District and County Chorus, German Band 4g Junior Playg Senior Play, Student Council 2-4g Art Club 2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff, 1'2'3'4. JOHANN JOHN HJACK.. SAXTON HELEN JUNE REED--VOC. H. EC. Loyalty is worth more than money, FHA 2-3-4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4: Yearbook Staff, JACK W. ROCKWELL--General Oh, slow to smite and swift to spare, Gentle and merciful and just, FFA 1-2-3g Intramurals 1-2-3-4. BLQE F i I X - I I U EMMA JANE ROUPP--Commercial The very pink of courtesy, Chorus 1-2-35 Cazette 3-4g Yearbook Staff. NANCY JANE SAXTON--Academic The good star met in your horoscope, They made you of spirit, fire and dew. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Band and County Band 2-3-45 Orchesua 1-2-3-4g Triple Trio irls' Choir 3-43 Operettag Brass Quan- ' I 4g May Queen Attendant 3: Junior if Play, Senior Playg Junior Prom Commit- 3 teeg Cazette 1-2-3g Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Yearbook Staffg Dramatic Club 2-3-4. 7 LEWIS KILBOURN SCI-IANBACHER--VOC. Ag. ,f- He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast,yf'f FFA 2-3-4g Senior Playg Cazette 45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. 1- Gr r .-5 ,I it Q HELEN ANE ,J ,wi f-I We 'Lew- ROMAINE In her tongue is the law of kindness, nIIMu STAN ,Wx if ax C3 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Junior Playg ' 1 WML j Yearbook Staff, fy Q ' by X24 ' CLYDE ROMAINE SECHRIST VOC. Ag. He liveth best who loveth best all things both great and small. FFA 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 4g Bowling 3-4g Football 1-25 Cazette 4g Senior Play, VERA MAYE SECHRIST--Commercial Cazette 3-4g Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 2-3-4g Intramurals 2g Yearbook Staff, JAMES R, SEELEY--Academic I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world. 'VERA' Troy H, S, 1: Intramurals 2-3-45 Art Club 2g Operetta 35 Dramatic Club 33 Junior Prom Co-chairman, X JN PATRICIA MAE SEELEY--Academic And she was like sunset clouds, Q Senior Playg Intramurals 1-2-3-45 x I X YN D A x, I ft x X xx, XM xx J X. t N AJ 3,3 SJTANLEY DEAN SHADDUCK--Academic .PAT But yet , , , he made a thousand friendsg yes, and he kept them, Basketball 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Yearbook Staffg Student Council 3: Tumbling Club 1-2g Senior Play, l I I J 1 . M, l 0 ALICE LORRAINE If my heart were not Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Y Play. Wit 7 ww ,if ltr by Her as no ,ef a ai the wi , ' -f' ' A man Sp h the ountains I and t e L ' .fIf i X BandJ1- ffjzlounty B ndg It Orchest a 1-2-3-4g Chor 4g Boys' Chorus '3-4: Operettag Student Council 1: Class President 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Chair- man Magazine Drive 39 Senior Playg Yearbook staff. HARRIET IUNE SMITH - Vocational Home Ec If I'm content with a little. Enough is as good as a feast. FHA 2-3-4g Junior Prom Com- mittee. WILLIAM K. SMITH - General And the merry love to fiddle, And the merry love to dance. Chorus 1-2-3-4: Operettag t ,. - n te 2 3 4. Football 1-2-3-4g Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Senior Play. Q 4c43f1,aJ.1Jf well WILLIAM L. SPENCER - General I am the captain of my soulg I am the master of my fate. K Intramurals 1-2-3 -4. Bill ' She dden 'Harriet VJ,,4-1 A1 JOY J Love is only chatter, Friends are all that matter, J teelglunror Playg Senior Play. ,JO If tu FX ,P x ' L I, 1 .1 rx Ny - W ft .4fLor'fq lr 1 ,JOjgCE ELLEN STARR--Academic Y-tfntramurals 1-2-3-43 Cazette 2-3-43 Dramatic Club ' 2-3-45 Co-Editor Yearbook 4g Junior Prom Commit- IAMES DELBERT STONE--General Little I askg my wants are few, Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-4g Yearbook Staffg Junior Prom Committee, p ELB RT JAMES SUTTON--General KMA und mind in a sound body. amatic Club 3-43 Cazette 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Library Club 3-4g 1 ..-UM.. 1 'N Yearbook Staff, Junior Play, if llfflv , of f ,U -ll fn I Aft 'fffjlnw V JIM BARBARA Lois THOMAS?-Vcgc, I-if is I She was wont to speak plain and t6 H U purpose, X FHA 2-3-4g FHA Radio Broadcast 35 Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Junior Play, Class Presrde nt 3. bb.. A VVL,0 L 14 LELA JANE THOMAS Commercial J A HBARBH Wisdom and Modesty are precious attributes. Q Chorus 1-2-33 Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Senior Playg azette 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Yearbook Staff, Business Manager, LELA lil 'X MIWMYO , f, . HAROLD LEE WATKINS - General fyf Q1 My A, tj ff He lived at peace with all mankind, P52015 0 In friendship he was true. if 7 1' Chorus lg Junior Band 1-2g Stage Manager 3, Baseball 45 LJ I Intramurals 1-2-3-4g Senior Play, , 5 1 f J ,4Q4n1',f 4j X,4A,C,J1 JL, flu! 'f - f 7. ,gfzfwzvw X241-'iff' if if 'E Q , 17 , fl If ,x 7f A! ,n,f-f LLOYD DEAN WILCOX - ,I lsjsn Vocational Agricultuxfe Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving wordy evidence of the fact. Steiff' v,,,,m' n Gusu Lloyd FFA 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4. LESLIE ALFRED WILLIAMS - General As upright as the cedar. qv f ga ., Mgr, . -0-H'-ag Towanda High School 1-2. LEON THEODORE WILSON General And then the troubadour begins to thrill the golden street, ln the city as the sun sinks low. , L .Y Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 P gk , f me W , I t Leslie Professor ' ny ,ll 1, VJ! CHARLES CURTIS ' TWA, N Oi! IG' ! Vocation Jgriinhlttrrek' fi V Tis noble to be godff' XJJ FFA 1-2-3-43C 'n 431 r 1 ,VY UA 1-2-3:43 Yearbmjjli Ssaff, nm l - , ffl, Q ANN 'DAVE' A little nonsense now and then, B-45 Art Club 25 Junior Playg Senior Play. pi ZZZIQWYNNE--Academic 'Goo luck befriend theeg for at thy birth thy fairy la es danced upon thy hearth, 5 horus 1-2-3-45 Girls' Choir 3-45 Intramurals 1-2- -45 nior Playg Senior Playg Yearbook Staff 45 rl, Juni Prom Committee, 3 QW!! W WW Juju ,fi W ,5 J?fff'iff,w7! WM U JOHN FRANCIS ZEMLA--Academic Is relished by the best of men, Football 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 412 Wm W TMJ LITTLE JOHN 01 1 ' ff V DAVID LEROY ZIMMER--Academic I am the captain of my soulg I rule it with stem joy. 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BARBARA WEBSTER Vice President BEVERLY CRANDALL Secretary JOE WILLIAMS Treasurer JUNIORS THOMAS AYRES SHIRLEY BELLOWS LAWRENCE BIDDLE EMMA BEIERLE SYLVIA BOHLAYER GRETCHEN BOUGHNER PAUL BRANN JAMES BRENCHLEY JOYCE BUMP ERDINA CHAMBERLAIN CHARLENE CLARK RICHARD CLARK VIRGINIA COLLISTER DA LE DEWEY SALLY EARLEY RAYMOND ENGLISH JANET FIELDS NORMA FITZWATER ARTHUR FREY CAROLYN GREEN JUNIOR CHARLES HEWITT SHELVA IEAN HICKS RODMAN HOLMES HAROLD HOPKINS VAUGHN IENNINGS EVERT KEPNER BETTY KERRICK CHARLOTTE KILMER PAUL KRISE FRANK LANDON RUTH ANN LANDON JOHN LEE BARBARA LODGE KENNETH MAsE JACK MASON WALTER MILLA N RRR RI Mlm. - ARLENE MORGAN RICHARD MORGAN KENNETH MOYER E DANIEL MUMMA BETTY MUNDRICK IOANNE PIERCE GLECIA PORTER MSE JOHN GRISWOLD NEAL HALLETT RODNEY HARRIS JUNIOR SANFORD REEDY STEPHEN RIBOVICH MARY LOU RUMSEY WAYNE SCOTT VERONICA SEELEY MARIE SEELEY LORRAINE SHEPARD DONNA SIMPSON ROBERT A. SPENCER ROBERT E. SPENCER ROBERT L. SPENCER SANDRA SPENCER CARLENE STANLEY CONNIE STARR EVELYN STONE SHIRLEY STONE PHYLLIS STORRS BARBARA SWAIN IANICE SWEENEY EUGENE TERRYI JSA ' 'fbi ,, W EH Ji MV' Ll,LnU5 zlW ' 2 I ' I L ,J I is ilwfpp J, UJJ EDWARD T T F D DE OL If If W Mi M I E VERMILYA EANNA VICKERY ONA RAE WARD MARGARET WILLIAMMEE Zi-5 .,,g V4 Xjg-7'dXEw-A IX 'U 3,25 5 wil , ff' NN 5 f Q5 -W , fy! miss. Q X12 W W IN IN N U Q m if M 1--'-1 Kg, XM cijf 2? ff, f XS ff First row, L, May, S, Wilcox, S, Krise, E, Meuse, V, Stone, S, Collister, S, Rockwell, R, Brown, M. Chaapel, D, Krise, Second row: J. Case, K, Jones, S, Shedden, B, Buckley, R, Green. I. Beers, J, Reid, W, Watson, R, Teeter, C, Greene, Third row: A, Thompson, R, Seeley, A, Newton, D, Kil- bourn, D, Buchanan, G, Hurlburt, R, Wilcox, M, Collins, B, Lupold, SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Student Council- - Gerald Stanbery President- - - Vice President- - - Secretary- - - Treasurer- - - Advisor- - - - - Walter Watson - -Lois Wilson - - Janet Curry Darwin Morgan Robert Bowman mf' First row: B, Clark, D, Hewitt, H, Miller, N, Green, V, Snyder, A, Castle, D, Matthews, A, M, Toth, B, English, Second row: N. Beierle, M, Bailey, K, Van Noy, B, Cummings, J, Curry, M, Thomas, Janet Morgan, Joyce Morgan, N, Fairbanks, J, A, Coons, Third row: D, Ellis, D, Cran- dall, D, Smith, G, Confer, B, Machmer, W. Brown, R. Thomas. CLASS OF 1956 First row: J. Deets, H, Grace, D, Bassett, B, Seur, B, Tillotson, B, Acresti, M, Whipple, D, Hopkins, F, Wynne, M, Allen, Second row: J, Callahan, D, Morgan, D, Good, C. Stone, D, Austin, R, Love, L, Wilson, D, Moyer, R, Robinson, K, Packard, S, Freeman, Third row: D. May, G, Stanbery, R, Baxter, D, Groover, S, Lloyd, C, Lewis, R, Randall, R, McKenzie, X . . Y kg Y -,Ay 'N . First row: E, Bergquist, P, Jennings, R, Collister, P, Rusk, D, Roupp, B. Parker, M, Austin, L, Roby, B, Hamm, Second row: I, Packard, M, Landon, L, Dibble, P, Crain, M, Smith, M, Miller, L, Greene, N. Foust, C, Leighton, C, Babcock, Third row: F, Collister, W, Ribovich, M. Smith, L, Spencer, M, Knecht, C, Brenchley, J, Little, B, Black, P, Carozza, J. Jones, Fourth row: C. Pep- per, M. Castle, M, Schanbacher, B, Porter, T, Ranck. J. Spencer, FREH E CLASS OFFICERS Student Council- - Ned Bachman President ---- -Wesley Spencer Vice President' ' ' John Livezey Secretary- - - - - Ann Clark Treasurer ----- Robert Robbins Advisor- - - - - Donald Ayres r I .QQ ,X 3 ', f'?21g:,.,a-'- 'W' ,ml Q.: 1, J.-flag?-52 F First row: D. Randall, R. Fulmer, R. Sweeney, T, Spencer, P, Evans, B, Fairbanks, P, Kilbourn, M, Williams, R, Schoff, Second row: L, Stone, C, Brown, G, Hurlburt, R, Phillips, R, Robbins, A, Leo- nard, I. Huzey, R, Clark, J, Fennell. Third row: G. Freeman, C, Cummings, K, Clinton, E. Ridall, S, Fuller, M, Schanbacher, R, Mix, Fourth row: W, Jenkins, J, Keltz, C, Greene, N, Barnes, R. Fennell, CLASS OF 1957 First row: P. Route, A, Isaacs, B, Keltz, C, Wilson, B. Bump, I. Collister, M, Colton, E, Bassett, K, Sechrist, E, M, Thomas, B, Sexauer, Second row: N, Johnson, W. Spencer, A. Clark, P, Ma- digan, E, Preston, M. Laudenslager, H, Clark, D, Shoemaker, P, Mason, J, Madigan, G, Crimb- ring, Third row, L, Sprankle, C, Saxon, R, Campbell, D, Clark, T. Murray, M, Matson, S, Mc- Naney, R. Roupp, Fourth row: J, Scholtz, N, Bachman, J, Livesey, R, Stackhouse, First row: K, Thompson, P, VanNoy, S, Schlappi, M, Rockwell, C, Whitmoyer, P, Fields, M. Sharrow, E, Smith, P, Terry, I, Temple, Carol Spencer, Second row: I. Toth, E, Smith, H, Wilber, D, Schmel- zle, June Spencer, Jan Neita Spencer, M, Simpson, J, Stone, Connie Spencer, C, Watkins, F, Vanderpool, S, Spencer, Third row: B, Stackhouse, Robert Smith, D, Sechrist, G, Seeley, L, Ward, W, Seeley, D, Thomas, D. Shedden, Richard Smith, Fourth row: A, Wrisley, J, Wynne, L, Wilber. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Student Council- -Bradley Stackhouse President -------- Richard Mase Vice President- - - - - -Joe Hess Secretary- - - - - Pat Fields Treasurer- - - - -Hollis Taylor Advisor- - - - Roberts Martin WV 'W First row: E, Parker, L, Metzger, N, Hurlburt, L, Morgan, M. May, S, Palmer, N, Morgan, J, Parker J, McNeal, Second row, P, Jones, L, High, J, Miller, J, Moore, H, Lyman, J, Krise, M, Miller, S, Laudenslager, P, Mott, R, Morgan, L, High, Third row, P, Isaacs, R, Kosmer, R, Mase, C, May, J, Matson, M, Randall, D, Leonard, K, Irving, H, Ragan, R, Holmes, Fourth row: D. Krise, P, Pelton, O, Porter, D. Rockwell, CLASS GF 19 8 First row: B, Buchanan, R, Bailey, C, Bellows, J, Biddle, A, Greene, S, Graham, S, Crandall, D. Baxter, E, DeWalt, M, Bassett, D, Best, Second row: J. Castle. R, Brown, R, Gleckner, D, Chaapel, R, Castle, J, Best, W, Bump, L, Dunbar, D, Groover, H, Blaney, J, Best, Third row: F, Doddato, J, Hess, E, Greene, M, Herman, R, Clark, M, Campbell, R, Cease, I, Campbell, L, Case, L, Barrow, .A ,XV sg, .., . A 4' , VVS. l 195 Jai.. ij, BV 1 4'.-' 17 First row: P, Williams, J, Wesneski, D, Robinson, G. Sullivan, A, Woodward, J, Wright, V, Williams, S, Hess, J, Stock, D, Robbins, Second row: T. Stone, E, Wooster, M, Zink, E. Swingle, A, Wilber, S, Teeter, D, Schoonover, L. Sutton, L, Thomas, R, VanNoy, M, Shoemaker, Third row: K, Temple, E, Miller, J, Smith, S, Spencer, D, Thomas, L, Smith, C, Streck, T, Wilcox, EVE TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Student Council- -Georgia Landon President- - - - Robert VanNoy Vice President- - - Esther Mosher Secretary- - - - - Hazel Crain Treasurer- - - - - Allen Preston Advisor- - - - William Mclnroy W w T 1 3 First row: G, Landon, J, McCoy, J, Kilbourn, M, Porter, R, Myers, S, McCoy, M, Kilmer, E, Mosher, E, Ridall, Second row: D, Mix, A, Preston, J, McNett, L, Ragan, N, May, J, Rathbun, S, Morgan, I, Pierce, S, Matson, B. Lloyd, D, Goodstal, T, McConnell, Third row: D, Reed, H, Morgan, D, Moody W, Neal, J, Machmer, R, Porter, K, Machmer, D, Murray, CLASS OF 19 9 First row: H. Crain, E, Dibble, E, Herman, D, Hatherill, B, Greene, B, Burgess, B, Fulmer, F, Baxter, M, Boroch, G, Brown, Second row: G, Greene, C, Chaapel, L, Fitzwater, T, Binford, F, Collister, H, Fulmer, J, Kerrick, T, Holdren, L, Babcock, R, Holcomb, R, Finney, Third row: R. Huslander, B, Hip- ple, D, Jennings, L, English, T, Crumm, F, Alexander, R, Cummings, L, Derr, COMME CEME T AWARDS-19 3 Alumni Scholarship, seniors with highest averages: 1, Carrie Thomas, 2. Jerry Innes, 3. Bradley Kennedy American Cancer Society Essay Contest: Senior--First Prize, Jerry Innes: Second Prize, Judy Lewis, Sophomore--First Prize, Sylvia Bohlayer, American Legion Essay Contest: Bradley Kennedy American Legion Prize, Junior High School boys' citizenship and scholarship: 1, Gerald Stanbery, 2, David Thomas American Legion Auxiliary Prize: Ruth Love Bausch and Lomb Award in Science: Joyce Porter Business and Professional Women's Club Prize: Amelia Schodt Canton Independent Sentinel Awards for highest averages in Math: Plane Geometry, Mary Livezey: Algebra II, Stuart Slingerland: Trigonometry and Solid Geometry, Jerry Innes, D, A. R. Prize in Eighth Grade American History: Ned Bachman D. A, R, Award to outstanding senior citizen girl: Joy Madigan Faculty Award to senior graduating under greatest handicap: Kenneth Brass First National Bank Awards: Home Economics--Esther Cox: Related Arts--Barbara Mc- Neal: Best Home Project--Faye Raplee: Highest Producing Dairy Project--Robert Barrow: Best Dairy Calf Project--James Beers Literary Club Prize to senior doing most creative work: Virginia Shepard Mendelssohn Club--Cleveland Memorial Prize to senior contributing most to music during her high school career: Emily Ottoson William Most Awards for highest averages in science: Biology, Mary Livezey: Chemistry, Stuart Slingerland: Physics, Bradley Kennedy and Jerry Innes: Three-year Average, Jerry Innes ' Phillip Palmer Memorial Prize, highest in Bookkeeping: Carrie Thomas Martin V, Rockwell Memorial Prize in Business: Carrie Thomas Rotary International Award for Best Athlete: Charles Hoagland William Shoemaker Memorial Prize in Vocational Agriculture: Charles Miller Veterans of Foreign Wars Prize to senior boy highest in leadership, scholarship, citizen- ship and honor: Ronald Smith V, F, W, Auxiliary Prize for highest average in Spanish: Virginia VanDyke V, F, W, Auxiliary Essay Contest: Duane Taylor W, C, T, U, Prizes for best essays on temperance: Junior, Richard Powers: Freshman, First Prize, Ruth Love: Freshman, Second Prize, Donna Bassett f M X. f ff ,ff !Xf!gfX f f ff by!!! ,f j ,ff Y wi ' If ff if X ff Jf ffff , , f' 1 f 1 ff Z, 5, 'f ff ff' 'f X 1 xx ig,-fx' f -1- y, 1 .12 , I, WK KLM ff ,f ff, ff ,f ffymf , X X V If 1 X ff!!! 1' Q W, W J, f 1' 1 f ' f',',f ! ,' 'ff' ,f f, f ' 1 .fx 'fl ff if f ga:-:E ffi ff fy, ff!! , Y 7 fffff W I El! ff' fl , Q Ly, 1 1 1 'a ff? fn X Tv W X bf' OFFICERS President - - - ------- Betty Lou Campbell Vice President - - ----- Marie Seeley Secretary - - - ---- Polly Coons Treasurer - - ------ Ruth Love Director - - - - - Mrs. Irene Hurley DRAMAT IC CL B The Dramatic Club is made up of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. It is divided into ten groups, each one headed by one or more seniors. Each group presents a one -act play be- fore the club. The best-liked plays being chosen for school assemblies. Members learn about stage, scenery, costumes, properties, lights, make-up, and the production of plays. Letters are awarded to any junior or senior earning 100 points. Additional awards are presented to those seniors earn- ing over 150 points. Much credit is due to Mrs. Hurley for her fine job as sponsor of this large organi- zation. GROUPS 3 AND 4 Isaacs, Bellows, Johnson, Kerrick, English, Hewitt, Bierle, Isaacs, Packard, Allen, Zernla,, Simpson, Bump, Ellis, Starr, Landon, Stanley, Braun, Coons, McLaughlin, Greene. ,,4,A Ji GROUPS 1 AND 2 GROUPS 5 AND 6 Crandall, Bassett, Cummings, Curry, Bohlayer, Love, Deets, VanNoy, Husted, Clark, Starr, Austin, Landon, Fitzwater, Innes, Horn, Boughner, McConnell, Seeley, Hopkins, Loyd, Stanbery Matthews, Sechrist, Crirnbring, Good. Sutton, Hurley. GROUPS '7 AND 8 GROUPS 9 AND 10 Matthews, Livezey, Biddle, Williammee, SPP-HCCI, Wi1S0I1, IHHSS, COOHS, Campbell, Grace, Wynne, VanDyke, Earley, Saxton, Snyder, Tillotson, Shedden, Hewitt, Seeley, Thomas, Sweeney, Terry, Powers, Deets, Moyer, Stone, Gleckner, Mase, Seeley. McKenzie . '-evr a 3. ,WE if u It ,A Q 'UI fs if SENIOR PLAY ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Little Girl ---- Charlie Davenport Mac ------- Foster Wilson - - George ---- Dolly Tate - - Winnie Tate - - Tommy - - - Frank Butler - - Mary ----- Jane ------ Annie Oakley - - Little Jake - - Jessie ---- Minnie ---- Buffalo Bill - - - - Lela Thomas - - - - -Richard Powers - - - -Romaine Sechrist - -Robert Gleckner Stanley Shadduck Linda McConnell - - -Mary Lou Hurley - -Stuart Slingerland - - Norman Deets - Barbara Johnson Winifred Machmer - - - -Nancy Saxton - - -- - - - Jonlnnes - - -Anna Lea Crimbring - - - - - - Polly Coons - - - - Frederick Horn Conductor - - - -Herbert Chamberlain Pawnee Bill - - ' -John Zemla Sitting Bull ------ - - David Zimmer Mrs. Schuyler Adams - - - - - Kay Earley Mrs. Sylvia Porter - - ' ' -Joyce Starr Footman ------ - - -William Smith Indians: Lewis Schanbacher, James Sutton, Harold W a t ki ns , Patricia Seeley, Bet t y Lou Campbell, Nathalie Isaacs, Janice Hulslander. Cowgirls and Cowboys: Virginia Doddato, Alice Shedden, Barbara Thomas, Mason Machmer, Her- bert Chamberlain. Guests: Barbara I nne s, M a rle ne Husted, Harriet Jones, Ann Wynne, Beverly Brenchley, Phyllis Isaacs, Al Horton, William Hewitt, Robert Madigan. 1 1' A Tl is '11 fe Shedden, McConnell, Matthews, Isaacs, Brenchley, Hurley, Innes, Morse, Campbell, Starr. Innes, McLaughlin, Coons, Isaacs Below: Saxton, THE JUNIOR PLAYS Opening Night fabovej Coached by Katherine Beam The Marriage of Pierrot fleftj Coached by Donald Ayres The Brave Shall Serve qbelowj Coached by Barbara Old: Deets, Zimmer, Crimbring, Thomas X4 . 5 c X Advisor: Miss Anna Dee Watts Co Editors: Ioyce Starr and Jon Innes FACULTY Kay Earley Polly Coons Ann Wynne CLASSES Joanne Crain Marlene Husted Shirley Lee Patricia Seeley Nathalee Isaacs AC TIVIT IES Stuart Slingerland Norman Deets Richard Powers Phyllis Isaacs Charles Wright Mary Matthews Vera Sechrist Janet Mott Linda McConnell M NNEQUAN STAFF Business Manager Lela Thomas Advertising Chairman Anna Lea Crirnbring SENIORS Mary Lou Hurley Winifred Machmer Linda McConnell Harriet Jones SNAPSHOTS Nancy Bergquist Barbara Johnson James Sutton Jane Roupp ART Anna Lea Crimbring Betty Lou Campbell Frederick Horn Richard Powers Mary Belawski , Betty Lou Campbell Lois Campbell Virginia Doddato Anna Lea Crimbring Phyllis Harris Alfred Horton I John Huntley Barbara Innes Donna Loyd Robert Madigan ADVERTISEMENTS . PA TRONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS Eloise McNett Patsy Morse Helen Reed Nancy Saxton Stanley Shadduck Alice Shedden William Smith James Stone Leslie Williams John Zemla David Zimmer PHOTOGRAPHER - VanBaelen Brothers OUR PHOTOGRAPHER STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER David Zimmer yi., S. e-- fl 'fH95AN'ff1N 1? 1GH' YJANTON, PA , I irr 1 kk of ll LWLSOII if f-'pf , decew 21 me School Hot Lunch i inetV Cant0r1 High School Students in Draws Large Crowd A XDR . ' SETI N ' Y' 97 I 'W' Q, Qgfufgcfljltatlfylx Q. 16 atlvlt ' 'lx V3 lllpu 131914 -f,,O .1?, 1,15 Brno? K I ' -04 0049457 pjqlwz I-by T?1e,- yx:x14tia-igsigyieug rzwnxhazrs ,F 'ffzcf-41, W9 luigzui vhvwus Iismul by ifimesefs Q t' V. 9,1 'Ep x Lum I J!1!f!13E3H, l Nancy BN R39 ily if X9 Jn, Mary Livexcy, au? .,f,ggmiy:e, ,fwiezw Morgan, Bet- ' Mtv Miifsdxirk. iilsF'i4ia, I'?mNt.e1', Mary Lou Rxxxnaey, hcim4aiz'me Shepard, X'sfz1,niz-A Semin-fr, Ummm iliiuxfwsgilf, Samiri. Spencrr, 'C':u'IQnf- Stziikzlmf, ifinmie Stzxrr, Evelyn Si-me. 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Aim, the :extensor Qlws Ihufe sq11e:,11f Irfmm :Hmm .25 the Hem, gimbn lvxvv Hem: Wx-xvingf vomu fun leacii- otha 1' f'L9!'IZOUIl ut fliizyxikval time Jan. iii-wi-ifliitd Asscznixlyr. y ' ' ' M ' A 'K Y Ax x X ' L L -j A :ng mf?-. uhm tm dum- :u iree L-:mme 'ffwxnz wrzizzrfa who had just ' 7' im dn ' A up M' time. mu-ivwi their ixxqlisfialufiif1victL1rc's! s f N, x- My I? X RVN? 'S' WW U , W ,W-upw-Q :S First row: C, Hewitt, M. L. Hurley, P. Morse, S, Bellows, S. Spencer, B. Webster, V. Doddato, W, English. Second row: H. Crain, I. Wright, M. Simpson, D. Schoonover, D. Shoemaker, G, Landon, R. Bailey, D. Baxter, J. McCoy, L. May, Third row: J. Jones, J, McNett, M. Williammee, M. Livezey, B. Johnson, P, Crain, R. Gleck ner, W. Hewitt, T. Wilson, Fourth row: A. Leanard, W. Spencer, A. Shedden, R. Spencer, S. Hicks, R. Love, L. Spencer, M. Seeley, F. Wynne, J. Krise. Fifth row: N. Hallett, A. Wrisley, D. Vickery, B. Buchanan, A. Isaacs, M. Colton, S. Spencer, R. Landon, D. Simpson. Sixth row: G. Lyons, Director, C. Clark, S. Slingerland, D, Zimmer, F. Horn, N. Saxton, R. Powers, H. Iones, P. Isaacs. THE CANTON HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR BAND The Canton High School Band, under the very capable direction of Mr. George Lyons, adds a great deal to our p community as well as to our school, with its snappy marching. S. Spencer, B. Webster, V. Doddato, F. Doddato, M. L. Hurley, P. Morse, S. Bellows. The band is made up of 48 mem- bers, each one of whom devotes a great deal of time and effort to its success. Its major engagements are: The football games, none of which would be complete without the lively half-time performances of the band -- The annual May Day Concert -- The Halloween Parade -- and the annual Laurel Festival held at Wellsboro. The band also com- petes in other parades throughout the summer and fall seasons. 7 J. Biddle, S. Crandall, C. Brenchley, P. Madigan, M. Bassett. Band Director, Mr. George Lyon District Band Members: A. Shedden, Half time . . . enter Canton High School Band. N. Hallett, absent: R. Landon. MOONLIGHT and ROSES 1953 IOR PROM -MR. SCHLAPPI :chestra KY NICOLOSKI Colors HITE. YELLOW 4 Qu , ,611 is 1 1,-sf! X -vw ' A MAY DAY ard-f X aw -1 answwll :ln-vnu! lnfniuvl thins!! 1111! 1-mul -111 nn! 'li' nl ,J ff-ff 1. ,sw- all UIQ - sail IIS ll A Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9 1953 MA Y DAY Queen - JOY MADIGAN ATTENDANTS Emily Ottoson, Joyce Porter : Mary Lou Hurley, Nancy Saxton Mary Livezey, Margie Williammee Donna Austin, Ruth Love 3 1, 2 f ' HUHE fi VIEKYOR 4' dr W3 Q First row: V. Seeley, C. Greene, J. Bump, P. Morse, C. Stone, S. Hicks, I. Curry, E. Bierle, B. Cummings, D. Bassett, B. Crandall, B. Kerrick, N. Fitzwater, I, Case, L. May, B. Johnson, P. Isaacs, A. Wynne, B, Innes, H. Jones, B. Mundrick. Second row: I. Sweeney, A.L. Crimbring, P. Coons, C. Starr, C. Stanley, M, Livezey, L. McConnell, M, Williammee, N. Saxton, M. L. Hurley, D. Simpson, D. Hopkins, E. Stone, M. L, Rumsey, S, Bellows, D. Loyd, M. Thomas, H. Grace, K, VanNoy, S. Van Dyke. Third row: D. Austin, J. Callahn, G. Boughner, F. Wynne, C. Clark, S. Spencer, L. Shepard, N. Bierle, V. Collister, B. Campbell, A. Shedden, B. Tillotson, R. Landon, S. Rockwell, S. Collister, B. Webster, D. Vickery, Mr. Sims. Last row: F. Horn, T. Wilson, H. Hopkins, R. Gleckner, R. Ellis, D. Good, R. Powers, R. Randall, G. Stanbery, N. Hallett. SENIOR CHORUS The Senior Chorus is composed of 10th, llth, and 12th graders. Its major functions during the year are the Christmas Cantata Program and the high school operetta. The group also participates in the Spring Music Festival as a part of the May Day Program. This year Nancy Saxton, Richard Powers Fred Horn, and David Zimmer represented Canton at the Northeastern District Chorus. A larger group was sent to the County Chorus. Mr. Sims, our new director, is very proud of his group, as well as of his ac- companist, Mary Livezey. The Choirs are picked from junior and senior members of the chorus and are di- , rected by Mrs. Williammee and Mr. Sims. Robert Gleckner, Mrs. Williammee, David Susan Van Dyke, Mrs. Williammee, Mary Zimmer, Richard, Powers, Fritz Horn. Livezey, Margy Williammee. BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' TRIO THE FORTUNE TELLER Fresco ------- Count Berezowski First Agent ---- Second Agent - - Third Agent - - Lt. Timar - - Lt. Almir - - Wanda - - - Vera - - - Irma ------- - Capt. Ladislaus - Sandor ------ - - Kim Packard - -Robert Gleckner - - - - -Jon Innes - - Robert Madigan - Norman Deets - - Roger Thomas - Robert McKenzie - - - Mary Lou Hurley Anna Lea Crimbring -Margy Williammee - - Richard Powers - - Frederick Horn Musette - - - - Nancy Saxton Boris - - - - - David Zimmer Vaninka ----- - - Linda McConnell Mme. Pompon - - - - - Alice Shedden ys 5 f ' CHORUS DIRECTOR, Mr. sims DISTRICT CHORUS DELEGATES: David Zimmer Fritz Horn Nancy Saxton Dick Powers STATE CHORUS: Fritz Horn First row: A, Crimbring, P. Coons, C. Starr, G. Boughner, M. Williamrnee, N. Saxton, M. L. Hurley, D. Simpson, A. Wynne, P. Isaacs, B. Johnson, D. Loyd, S. Van Dyke. Second row: Mrs. Williammee, J, Sweeney, S. Hicks, S. Spencer, C. Clark, C. Stanley, L. McConnell, M. Livezey, H. Jones, B. Innes, B. L Campbell, V. Seeley, A. Shedden, R. Landon, N. Fitzwater. GIRLS' CHOIR BOYS, CHOIR First row, seated: K. Packard, H, Hopkins, L. Biddle, S, Slingerland. Second row, seated: R. Powers, R. McKenzie, F. Horn, R. Gleckner. Standing: R. Randall, G. Stanbery, W. Scott, E. Terry, W. Hewitt, P, Braun. First row: B. Bump, D. Bassett, K. Sechrist, D. Schmelzle, I. Spencer, C. Spencer, M. Simpson, C. Spencer, I. Krise, I. Spencer, P. Va11Noy, A. Isaacs, P. Jennings, B. Keltz. Second row: C. Bellows, L, Spencer, M. Smith, M. Bassett, I. Biddle, L. Metzger, S. Boyd, E, DeWalt, J. Collister, P. Mason. Third row: R. Bailey, M, May, S. Palmer, P. Terry, H. Taylor, M. Miller, P, Fields, M. A, Knecht, B, Black, M, Landon. Fourth row: P. Madigan, D. Baxter, M. L, Austin, E. Bassett, I. Crans, P. Crain, P. Carroza, R, Rockwell, S, Schlappi. Fifth row: C. Thomas, S, Crandall, B. Dowling, B. Parker, W. Ribovitch, M. Laudenslager, Sixth row: K. Thompson, E. Smith, B. L. Buchanan, L. Williams, D. Roup, N. Kilner. Seventh row: K. Irving, W. Seelye, I. Spencer, I. Keltz, P, Pelton, L. High, L. High. JUNIOR CHORUS ART CLUB A. L. Crimbring, L. Campbell, R. Williams, B. Cummings, B. L. Campbell, C. Stanley, M. Whipple, A. M. Toth. Seated: Mr. LeBois, Instructor. B Thomas G Doddato S Fennell M Cohick Second row Mrs Crumbling E Beierle S Stone H Reed H Smith V Inman E McNett J Hulslander M Belawski P Adams P Storrs B Swain Third row I Case S Rockwell S Collister H Kilmer G Porter M Miller I Fields M Chaapel E Meuse V Stone Mrs Case First row: L. Mix, B. Brencbley, I. Mott, P. Harris, N. Isaacs, S. Hicks, P. Isaacs, C. Clark, UT RE HOMEMAKER OF AMERIC The Jolly Homemakers Chapter F. H. A. had an eventful year in 1953-54 in its club work. Some outstanding events were: Phyllis Isaacs, our president, and Mrs. Crumbling, represented Pennsylvania Region at the National Convention at Columbus, Ohio, last summer. A carload of US attended the Millville Region at the conference last fall and we were represented at the State Convention at Wilkes-Barre this spring. S0 ni Our meetings have been interesting with speakers, games, and club business, as well as cial with picnics, teas, and suppers. Girls at Canton High are lucky to have the many opportu- ties for frm and development in their F. H. A. club. OFFICERS President ---- ----- - -Phyllis Isaacs Vice President - - - Shelva Hicks Secretary ---- Charlene Clark Treasurer ---- Nathalie Isaacs Reporter ------- Barbara Thomas Committees Chairman - - - Phyllis Harris Advisors -------- Mrs. Crumnling Mrs. Case .L 1 A r .L 4 - . . . . First row: R. Brown, H. Chamberlain, C. Wright, T. Pepper, L. Wilcox, W. Watson, R. Wil- cox, J. Beers, R. Bellows, M. Castle, M. Schanbacker. Second row: C. Jones, B. Kilbourn, B. Buckley, H. Jones, J. Reed, A. Newton, S. Shedden, R. Teeter, F. Collister, G. Route, R. Fulmer, P. Brackman. Third row: M. Evans, R. Sechrist, R. Seeley, M. Collins, P. Kil- bourn, A. Palmer, E. Moore, D. Buchanan, F. Landon, P. Evans, G. Hurlburt, B. English, W. Evans, L. Schanbacker. Fourth row: I. Fontaine, M. Williams, J. Huzey, C. Pepper, A. Leonard, P. Krise, E. Kepner, L. Lee, B. Spencer, B. Barrow. Again as a very successful year draws to a close, it is time to stop and take a look at the activities of the F.F. A. during the past year. This year's membership is 50--boys who are striving to become leaders and future farmers of our community. Each year boys enter their project books in the County and State project contest. Robert Barrow and Tom Pepper placed first and third respectively in the county dairy contest, Romaine Sechrist first in the chick project, Robert Spencer second in the laying hen contest, Jim Beers third in dairy calves. In the state project contest Robert Barrow won a Gold Medal for his dairy herd and Romaine Sechrist won a bronze medal for his chick project. Paul Brackman was elected reporter of the County Association of Future Farmers of America. The following boys received the Bradford Area Farmer Degree and the Keystone Farmer Degree, one of the highest F.F. A. degrees: Robert Barrow, Paul Brackman, Dale Metzger, Tom Pepper, and Charles Wright. Herbert Chamberlain also received the Bradford Area Farmer Degree. The activities sponsored by the F.F. A. included: Halloween party, vermin contest, basket- ball team, concession at Football games, recreation nights, game supper, and the Father and Son Banquet. 1, FPKRM RS Gr fx FUTURE . tfriii OFFICERS President ---- Romaine Sechrist Vice President - - P21111 Brackman Secretary ---- - Robert Spencer Treasurer - - - - - Frank Landon Sentinel - - - - - Thomas Pepper Reporter - - - ------ Mike Collins Advisors - - - - - Mr. Hess, Mr. Zeigler Piling it on. Here comes the crowd! Do teachers eat, too? Halloween? ,ff . . , f' r , 1 Keystone Farmer Degree Wirmers. This is the F.H. A. ? Half time - - - How about a coke and a hot dog? Now look here, young man! Will Lhe bell ever ring? Carambal Having eye trouble? Where's your work, Brownie? 'A weighty subject' First row: M. Machmer, E. Trent, R. E. Spencer, R. Thomas, I, Huntley, E. Keiffer, J, Williams, D. May, T. Ayers, J. Zemia, P. Brackrnan, Second row: R, Bowman, Coach: I. Stone, A. Newton, B. Baxter, W. Smith, W. Millard, S. Ribovich, C, Saxon, D, Ellis, R, Stackhouse, L, Biddle, D. Clark. Third row: H. Stackhouse, Assistant Coachg J. Mason, Manager, D. Crandall, D. Landon, S. Lloyd L, Green, J, Brenchley, R, Holmes, R. Gleckner, Manager: I. Arnold, Assistant Coach. STARTING LINE-UP Line: Machmer, Trent, Spencer, Thomas, Ayres, Zemla, Brackman. Backiieldg May, Keiffer, Williams, l-lunt1eygCoaches: Bowman, Stackhouse. FOOTBALL CHAMPS The 1953 Canton Warriors ended a successful season, winning the West Branch League title for the first time in 16 years, with a 5-1-0 record. Under the brilliant coaching of Robert Bowman, assisted by Harold Stack- house and James Arnold, the boys finished with an overall record of 6 wins, 2 ties, and 2 losses. The team played their most important game at Montgomery, Canton's rival for the championship. After a hard muddy afternoon, the game ended in a scoreless tie. The next week playing their best game at Towanda under the lights, they defeated the Black Knights 26 to 0. The worst defeat was suffered at South Williamsport in the cold of the season's worst snow storm. The team was led by captain, Eddie Keiffer, a senior fullback. This was Eddie's fourth year on the varsity and perhaps his greatest. He did most of the team's punting and passing, with Mason Mach- mer, a senior end, as his favorite pass receiver. Also, accounting for fine work were John Huntley, a good quarterbackg Paul Brack- Warriors Warriors 1953 FOOTBALL 13 Muncy ------ 0 26 Watsontown - - - 6 man, end, and John Zemla, the team's biggest lineman. Other W3l'fi01'5 13 Miffliflbufg ' ' 6 seniors who contributed much toward the success of the team were W31'Fi01'S 5 T11f1kh3F1I10Ck ' ' 18 nm stone and Bill Smith. Warriors 12 Athens ----- 12 Warriors 20 Troy ------- 6 The season was concluded with the fine banquet which saw a Waffiofs 0 MOUTSOIHCFY ' ' ' 0 Warriors 26 Towanda ----- 0 former coach, Lefty James of Cornell, as the evening's speaker, The boys throughout the season displayed the enthusiasm and sportsmanship which is possessed by any fine athletic group, making every Canton fan feel proud of them. The seniors leav- ing the team will be missed, but the underclassmen can be counted on to uphold Canton's spirit. Warriors Warriors 6 S. Williamsport -26 27 Montoursville - - 0 5 f EDDIE KEIFFER Most Valuable Player MA SON M Most valuabl JAMES ARNOLD, I. V. Coachg BOB BOWMAN, Head Coach: HAROLD STA 1 l CAPTAIN KEIFFER, COACH BOWMAN X AC HME R , S C L1I16lT13.I'1 CKHOUSE, Assistant Coach lv 5 Ag, 2 Q ze , X s ,K f faamf:2 -QQ: pfwzfn,-1, Q I 1 ' 'fail if-' . ,, , my A W A W pf 4 54 ' 'gglgf-:si A f -'Q f' e.e12:1?Y- L -f f ff - ,B P Q 1 f, A -. an M, w 5 - ,MF lzgjf ' A ', , 'mis-ff,i'sifi my ,..,-1 fa 1.14 , Ku 4? v,.. WA., nl. I V - --gf: .4-w':1:ff3i5?:2.fY. fx 1, 2 1,4 . R, . nf., -, gwfg: g ..,:'. , I 4-ag m m, .gym If - ' - ' - Qffaw: A I fi f Lifft . ff ' f5f' k,'V 'ff' :N 'f' 'N S 'Q f ?'1Tf'wf A 52' .-I. f I ' A A I - fi - E W A' ' f : 21 V .-.4 ' A 'H -:4ffFifT:i2,2r'13w',a?:'-Q B' B f , A A Q WEST BRANCH CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY First row: B. Lloyd, Managerg H. Taylor, W. Bump, J. Hess, B. Fairbanks,,L. Ward, R. Mase, D. Thomas, M. Williams, J, Campbell, B. Holmes, R. Cummings, Manager. Second row: I, Arnold, I. V. Coach: R, Robbins, R. Roupp, S, Shedden, R. Green, D. Grover, B. Stackhouse, G. Confer, D. Good, G. Freeman, T, McConnell, Manager. Third row: I. Livezey, B. Clark, W. Jenkins, D. Palmer, C. Greene, R. Wilcox K. Temple, T, Wilcox, G, Stanbery. J.V. FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football team, under the leadership of Mr. James Arnold, completed five games this season--two with Towanda, two with Troy and one with Sayre. They began the season with a game at Troy, and were defeated 19 to 0, The following game at Towanda ended victoriously 19 to O, The remaining three games were played on the home field where they lost to Troy 'l to 0, to Towanda 21 to 6, and ending the season with a 15 to 0 defeat by Sayre. The future stars now appear to be small and light, but they possess the aggressiveness every good team needs. With a little extra weight, these boys will follow in the footsteps of this year's varsity with proudness and determination. Good Luck to the Future West Branch Champions, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: Winifred Machmer, Betty Kerrick, Linda McConnell, Beverly Crandall, Carlene Stanley, Helen Grace, Susan VanDyke Necessary for a successful athletic year is the cooperation and enthusiasm of the entire student body, which was brilliantly led this year in both varsity and junior vars- ity events by our fine and spirited cheerleading squads. The varsity cheerleaders, led by co-captains Linda McConnell and Winifred Machmer, expressed great enthusiasm and helpful encouragement to the various Warrior teams. The Junior varsity cheer- leaders were as eagerly leading their teams to fine g8l'I1CS- These groups also cooperated in a very successful Haddad Tag Day and various school dances and pep meetings. Thus helping in the success of the athletic school year. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Judy McCoy, Charlotte Brenchley. Standing: Patty Madigan, Sharon Crandall, Sharon Schlappi. Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Kneeling: N. Deets, M. Machmer, S. Shadduck, E. Keiffer, P. Brackman, Standing: L. Biddle, J. Seeley, R. McKenzie, S. Ribovich, D. Ellis, D. May, J. Williams. VAR ITY BA KETBALL SCHEDULE 44 Elkland 42 Wellsboro 32 Jersey Shore 36 Elkland 55 Wellsboro 56 Alumni 51 Sayre 53 Athens 16 Jersey Shore 52 Towanda 62 Wyalusing 39 Troy 42 Mansfield 54 Athens 56 Sayre '77 Towanda 58 Wyalusing 67 Mansfield 65 Troy Leaving the football field, action was quickly placed in the high school gym, where Coach Harold Stackhouse, assisted by Andrew Huzinec, began putting the basketball players through a quick preparation for their opening game with Elkland. Lacking the height possessed by the opponents, the boys were forced to depend upon speed and brilliant shooting. With five players remaining from last year's varsity, Paul Brackman, Mason Machmer, Eddie Keiffer, Stan Shadduck, and Champ Deets, the boys began the season. After being defeated in their first major starts they came back to defeat Towanda in a thrilling close and fast game before a packed gymnasium at Towanda. This game was the highlight of the first half season. The second half began with Sayre playing at Canton. Although Canton lost, this was a close, hard- played game throughout Stan Shadduck was team high scorer and among the top scorers in the league. The players mentioned above, plus Jim Seeley will be missed in the basketball year to come, but their places will be capably filled by the returning underclassmen. EDDIE LARRY IIM C HA MP DENNY STAN MASON STEVE JOE PAUL Kneeling: D. Good, K. Packard, D. Landon, D. Morgan, J. Mason. Standing: G. Stanbery, B. Stackhouse, P. Brann, R. Clark, I. Livezey UN IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The future basketball stars of the Junior Varsity and Junior High teams, under the leadership of H. Stackhouse, A, Huzinec, and J. Arnold displayed the fine sportsman like attitude of a great ball team. These boys will be a big help to the success of the Canton ball teams of the future. IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Elkland 34 Wellsboro 26 Jersey Shore 42 Elkland 47 Wellsboro 18 Sayre 28 Athens 42 Jersey Shore 45 Towand a 22 Wyalusing 24 Troy 23 Mansfield 28 Athens 43 S ayre 29 Towanda 32 Wyalusing 26 Mansfield 26 Troy 49 GAKT0 has '11, , Mx . kg ' , , , 9 H70 First row, seated: B. Fairbanks, N. Johnson, I. Madigan, Managers. Second row, kneeling: Frank Walk, Coachg K. Packard, D. Landon, R. Reif, C. Miller, I. Brenchley, R. Smith. Third row, standing: R. Bassett, E. Keiffer, C. Hoagland, S. Shadduck, D. Gray, S. Franklin, M. Morgan, P. Brackman. SCHEDULE A Montoursville 0 Canton 8 A f Towanda 0 Canton '7 A Sayre 1 Canton 16 H Athens O Canton 2 A Troy 0 Canton 2 H Wyalusing 2 C anton 9 A Sayre 1 Canton 13 A Towanda 3 Canton ll H Athens 0 Canton 2 H Troy 6 Canton 3 H Wyalusing 2 Canton 12 H ll . .- BASEBALL CHAMPS The 1953 Canton baseball team, for the first time in many years, won the Roosevelt Trail League Championship. Under the excellent leadership of Coach Frank Walk, the team ended with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss in league competetion. The brilliant pitching of Morris Morgan, with 5 shutouts, the fine defensive play by a speedy infield and a secure outfield, matched by timely hitting were all valuable assets toward scoring 85 runs and hold ing the opposition to only 15. The batting was led by catcher Sheldon Franklin with an average of . 473, followed by shortstop Ed Keiffer with . 421. Other members of the infield were: Third base, Chuck Hoagland, second, Don Grayg first, Stan Shadduckg and secondary shortstop , Kim Packard. Out- fielders were Dick Bassett, Paul Brackman, Bob Reid, Jim Brenchley and Charles Miller: Dale Landon helped in the catching department. The six graduating seniors will be missed in the development of the 1954 team. Go, Graphite Sticks! Arno1d's Acids, This is a basketball game? nlpana smile A11 vises aren't evil. Got the bends, men? ll ' 5 6 'X X9 E P xx mx xx PJ S Sw 1 NX! xX X X N NX S 4. .' ,WE X N H ,.x u . - ' I 4 gl be OX ., 2X ,X K Q NR XX X , X XX XX X 5 X X X X XXX is XXX Q XXX N xx X Q XXX R 1 1 N MX 9, XX Ng X X ,Q A XX XXX XX E X Ri ,, K XX ,X Afox X XX N 1 X K X W 1 N N X1 X' f T l.AA X xv Xwh QRWX N x X W Ogx ' Y 5 A 5 'ig' X X XX f ,'W4f:a. s' X l ...ss ' H . IL L Nxk A X X!?607f4 Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold Mrs. Kathryn M. Beam Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Campbell Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Edward Beardslee Robert Bowman Andrew M. Albert Clark James Coons Robert Crimbring Norman Deets Elwyn Gleckner Miss Betty Heffelbower Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hess Miss Pauline Holcombe Mrs. Irene W. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Judson Innes Landon's Keystone Store Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mclnroy Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, Jr. George Matthews J. D. McCallum Lynden McConnell Orlo G. McCoy William H. Carlyle Morse Miss Ethel Moser Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Ottoson Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. William P. Powers Welford Roupp Charles Savage Luther Saxton Charles Schlappi Ritner Sechrist John Slater L. E. Slingerland Carl Smith David Snell Robert Sorth Southern Tier Amusement Co. Mr-. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Harold Stackhouse Kermit E. Starr Gordon Stover Philip Thomas Robert Vineski Miss Anna Dee Watts Miss Eleanor Williams Mr. Hiram Wood, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jerome K. Young Mr. Jeffrey Ward Zemla Mr. and Mrs. James Zeigler Mr The Class of '54 and the yearbook staff would like to express their sin- cere appreciation for the support re- ceived from their advertisers and patrons . Fi reef V0 i f-H . 1 E 1 E E2 .Vic . - --1:5 -5753? EF' ,.:', g :' ,. 'ff , nw' V1 Q77 N V , 'V National Banlz Canton, Pennsylvania Complete Banking Service Serving The Cant on Area For Over 73 Years Let Us Serve Your Banking Needs Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,1 Q49 XKXTI-IEAT QE Always A Good show Main Street Canton, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of 1954 QGUCM-4T'S BAHEQV Canton, Pennsylvania Compliments of 7 gat! Canton, Pennsylvania Established 1876 Compliments of C1 ff' Q J Qmfkfz PUBLISHING CO. 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