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

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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

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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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LA T WILL Bob Allen wills his ability to get along with Mr. Heist to Dale Meek. jack Allerton wills his five o'clock shadow to Bob Sherry. Chris Amos wills her ability to get along with men to Mary Lou Irey. Donna Barber wills her position as class treasurer to anyone who likes to handle money-and who doesn't! Jolene Barclay wills her position in the office to Donna Farver. Charles Bardine wills his car to Henry Ford. Carolee Bowser wills her Santa Claus suit back to Santa Claus. Annette Boyles, jean Midcap. and Christina Nichols will their quiet, unassuming manner to the 7th grade in general. Willard Brechbuhler wills his baby face to Glenn Richardson. Dan Briggs wills his fair complexion back to the Indians. Bill Brill wills his looks and curly hair to jim West. Tom Brothers wills his shape to Bugs Hall. Opal Burrell wills her little ol' Southern draxxl back to the South. Dick Byers wills his barrel chest to Billy Ward. Gladys Byrd wills her sweetness to Margie Filliez. Marilyn Caron wills her job as floorwalker at McCrory's to Peggy Fink. Wayne Cairns wills his car back to the junk yard where he got it. Faye Collett wills her long black hair to Donna Slatzer. Dale Deckerd wills his cows to Dick Deckerd. Patty Denkhaus wills her Ai' 5'6 to Mr. Campbell. Mary Dettinger wills her athletic ability to Harold Stoetzer. Twila Easterday, Erma Wy'att. and Barbara Mosser refuse to will their diamonds to anyone. Fd Eberhart wills his love for the great outdoors to Daniel Boone. Sandy Eberman wills her driving ability to jackie Stark. Shirley Felton wills her job of filing cards in the library to Darlene Baum. Betty Felton wills her job as president of the Library Club to anyone who can get away with loafing. Edie Fields wills all of her diets to Shirley Balo. Ruby Finley wills her black hair to janet Cooper. Fd Ferry wills his naval career to anyone who is not already all wet. Ted Frank wills his good grades to Albert Einstein. Don Franklin wills his ability to strum the guitar to Ten- nessee Earnie. Betty Fry wills her ability to keep her thoughts hidden to Marilyn Graham. Rita Fulton wills her conscientiousness to Norma Adams, as if she needs it. Shirley Funk wills her iob at Delmas' to anyone who needs the money. Arthur Furney wills his cornet back to Mr. Heist. Barbara Gaskill won't will Chuck to anyone. Hubert Gates wills his squirt guns to Hopalong Cassidy. Vera Gheen wills her jalopy to anyone with plenty of insurance.