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

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DEDICATIUN E take unquestionable pride in dedicating this tenth Moderian to a leader of our C. T. family by Whose zealous efforts and patient guidance your yearbook has been able to portray life through ten years in these memorable halls. To our superin- tendent and counselor, Mr. S. A. Stine, We owe heartfelt gratitude for the fine school he helped so much to build during his ten years as its chief administrator. Few of mankind have taken the time and unselfish consideration to cope with the pet peeves and problems of Iohnny and Mary While pondering grave executive details and decisions. Yes, our Mr. Stine is a committee of one steering each of his charges through doors of blissful ig- norance into halls of understanding and then to the auditorium of adult citizenship, worthy sons and daughters of C. T.

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qfgff first impression of my school was that it was huge, dark and cold. I felt sort of left out of the activities and pushed around by the older stu- dents. After I began to get acquainted with the students and teachers this building no longer seemed cold and inanimate but it started to be- come a very dear part of my life. As I progressed in school I met many friends, all of whom had an intimate part of this institution of learning. And now When the time has rolled around for me and many of my friends to be leaving I feel a bit of remorse deep down inside me. We are all anxious to see what we, a very small part of the seniors in the country, can do to make the world a better and safer place in which to live. Page 4