Canton South High School - Moderian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Y I uf Our camera man catches Elsie. Iake. and Ray in an amiable Won't you buy some candy mood. and boost the Iunior Class? .,.-du' Top picture: Back row, lelt to right-Ake, Hogue, Dine, Heinbuch. Bango, Habrun, Hoover. Brenner, Bausher, Hurless, Bechtel, Brothers, Beans. Second row-Bertsch, Battista, E. Brumbaugh, Hartman. Hill, Fogle, Iacobs, Kincaid, R. Brum- baugh, Greavu, Domer, Doershuck. Third row-Henderson, Hertel, Malavite. Culp, Ieifries, Kleptach, Lippert, Caley, Fogle, Hager. Albaugh, Lloyd. Fourth row-Hein. Lewis, Heiqhton, Gauze, E. Battista, Kelly, A. Ehret, Keck, E. Ehret, Heims, Iarrell, Choifin. Lower picture: Back rowMTubbs, H. Urban, Swier, I. Urban, Strong, Wireman, Prosser, Niesel. Wallace, Surmay. Welker, Sponseller, Zinslen, Mong. Second row-Motto, R. Mason, Nagel, McFarland, Thompson, Metcalf, Stephanovich, Pecenko, Taylor, Rupp. Third row-Snyder, Speck, Young. L. Miller. M. Miller, M. Norris, Wetter, McFarren, Wright. Reese, Purney. M. E. Norris. Fourth row-Scheurer, Thomas, VanVoorhis, Schlarb, Wise, Niesz, Mosbauqher. Morgan, Row- land, Roshong, Spece. H, 55? , Iage18

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SENIOR REMINISCENCES Do you remember way back in the Fall of 36 ? . . . when 120 of us looked for the office, elevators, and what not . . . ? . . . Our Weiner frazzle along the creek . . . Ruth Kerzan with her ac- cordion . . . addition to school started . . . more noise than usual . . . workmen did what students have always wanted to do . . . tore seats out of Hackenberg's room before school. Do you remember the Sophomore Party at the North Industry Grade school? . . . and our skating parties . . . Then the trip to the Repository . . . lack Teeple in back seat with six girls . . . a flat tire on Mr. Flohr's car . . . Sold 1000 pencils . . . Biology class went to Wooster . . . Boys stole tomatoes from Experiment Station and ate them . . . The year ended by picnic at Hoover's Camp in North Canton . . . treasure hunt with flash lights . . . and the suckers disappeared. Iunior year . . . The party with white elephants for prizes . . . Rings selected and ballot box stuffed . . . Iunior play Applesauce . . . Highlight of the year, Iunior-Senior Prom . . . Margie Howen- stine as cherry blossom queen . . . Attendants Betty Pecenko, Luella Barnhill, Frances Henry and Mary Thewes . . . Crown bearer little Nancy Evans . . . Graydon Etter jitterbugged so much. he came to school Monday on crutches . . . Senior year . . . Betty Pecenko received honor of President . . . Clarence Graber, Vice President: Margie Howenstine, Secretary: and Richard Burriss, Treasurer in Senior year . . . Class motto, We came, we studied, we conquered . . . Colors, Blue and gold . . . Flower, gardenia . . . New type of invitations . . . name card pops out when opened . . . Pictures taken at Waltz's . . . Magazine sale a big success . . . losers give winners chili supper . . . Ghost basketball game . . . Teachers beat Seniors in dark . . . Senior play What a Relief . . . The Prom . . . Last high school examinations . . . baccalaureate . . . commencement . . . alumni. .iff 'ft' A is ff m 1 ' ? Page 17 A-T

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Ray Zinslen , , , , , ,,,7 , President 0 F F I C E R S Esther Lewis Yree eeeeee ,,eee,ee,.,7e V ice President Elsie Caley se,,ee.,.,s as ., Secretary and Treasurer Miss Frederick, Mr. Weiler eeee cs c, Sponsors The Iuniors get off to an early start by selling candy . . . at football games . . . no matter what the weather . . . rain or shine . . . sleet or snow . . . Ralph Wallace shows what a real sales- man can accomplish 1 . . the girls take their turn at basketball games . . . Next the weighty matter of class rings . . . salesmen galore . . . display of samples in show case . . . murmurings of . . . Which one do you like? . . . My choice is number one, . . . Oh, but number three has real class, . . . differences of opinion melt away . . . in the selection of the majority . . . followed by anxious waiting for the great day. Adam's Evening, . . . a strain on the family tie . . . directed by Mr. Flohr . . . two casts . . . midnight practices . . . Benny Bat- tista plays opposite his sister . . . maybe squabbles weren't just acting . . . other characters . . . the doctor who makes money by giving patients . . . sugar water . . . the nut who tries to commit suicide . . . but unsuccessful . . . the suspicious mother-in-law . . . and the scheming darkies . . . all help to give an evening . . . of merry entertainment . . . Casts have a party . . . congenial com- pany? . . . and the girls walk home . . . why? luniors win Senior paper contest . . . collect over 3000 pounds . . . and sales stamps . . . all help to boost treasury . . . for Iunior- Senior Prom . . . in charge of committees . . . anxious waiting to reveal the secret . . . of who's queen . . . Seniors fill up . . . at Iunior expense. EMA S glilllmii i ,f 'wTTl! I Pu8e19 'M'