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

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EDWARD TOWSEND Sometimes glad, sometimes sad, Ever mischievous - never had. BETTY WAGNER Yon'll learn to know her after a while, Be that glad to know you smile. SHIRLEY WILLIS A helping friend, a guid- ing hand, Ever ready, she'll stand. RAY YUTZEY W'here there's a will there's a way, W'here there's a girl there's Ray. CLASS GF 1952 Page 22 ROBERT UNKEFER He was the lizfeliest in our lot, Though the teacher's goat he often got. DAVID WILHELM Full of fun, full of zest, In everything he'll pass the 13651. ERMA WYATT A girl to brighten up the day, Not too solemn or too gay. DELORES ZECK Full of vim and vitality, A pleasant smile and per- sonality.

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HAROLD ROBERTS Through all his life he'll probably be striving To perfeet his hot-rod driving. JERRY SCHLUP W'hen he is with a crowd he knows He laughs and chats. for- gets his woes. NORMAN STROPKI One who'll never be at rest Till he goes from good to best. KENNETH THOMAS His great big heart Gare him his start. CLASS OF1952 Page I MARY LOU SCARPUZZI A jolae nerer passes her by. She's there with a smile or 11 sigh. RONALD SOUDERS He talks little. but there lies A cottrersation in his eyes. JERRY STOKES I am the Sheik of Afdb-1 And all the girls worship me. ANCIL THOMPSON One thing he did. let come what may, W'as chew gum in English every day.

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEATED ileft to rightj S. Eberman, V. Gheen, C. Lewis, E. Fields, C. Bowser. STANDING: B. Hindmarsh, D. Harris, D. Wilhelm, J. Allerton, B. Allen, A. Furney, D. Barber. On November 17 the class play, Believe It Or Not, was given. It was the story of a wealthy young playboy trying to be a success without use of his family's money. E. Fields, J. Allerton, C. Bowser, B. Allen, C. Lewis, D. Harris, D. Wilhelni, A. Furney, B. Hindmarsh, D. Barber. D. Wilhelm, B. Allen, S. Eberman. B. Hind- marsh, D. Barber, D. Harris, A. Furney. Spofzsored by McKinley Pbmfmacy Page ln