Canton Williams High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Canton, NY)

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THE ALGONQUIN Barbana MacVey leaves hen commandnng pensonalnty to Ruth New man Dorns Hovnard leaves hen freckles to Natalne Bann Mannon Cotten leaxes hen love of publn dances to Edna Lavnnence Fnank Thomas leaves hns pull xnnth hnstonv teachens to Connnley Bann Many Elnzabeth Pnkc leaves a fevn of hen odd Jobs around school to Betty Wnllnanns Evelvn Dafoe leaves hen Job nn the lnbnany to Dnck Banks You Dnck you can stay back thene all day Margan et Cunnne leaves that centann thnng to Dorothy Congen Walten Helfennan leaves Mnss Scunrah thnee good neasons whv he neven has hns Fnench done Dorothy Goodbout leaves hen gnft of gab to Maxnne Davns Chanles Fox leaves those cunly yellow locks to Hanvey Gnll Helen Lnndley leaves her fondness fon walk nng an ound nn study hall to Donns Jones Thats a good way to attn act attentnon Dorns Bette Brown leaves her love for one man to Mavns Shaw Jessne Gnllette leaves her athletnc abnlnty to Mary Howard Audley Petens leaves her Pynntes boy frnends to Donothy Todd Jeanne Bunnowes leaves the tntle Best dnessed Gnnl nn Canton Hngh to Ruth Lawnence Betty lVIcCantney leaves hen love fon Math espetnally Internnednate to John Robnns Mnldned Hncks leaves her gnggles to Helen Melnose Sadne Woods leaves hen nnght to keep her pnnvate lnfe pn nvate to Betty Denesha Don ns 'VIcDonald leaves some amusnng anec dotes to tell nn Onal Englnsh to Mnnnne Foote Elnzabeth Rebent leaves hen get up and go to Many Coakley Its a nnce thnng to have Jack DePue leaves that stnong snlent man technnque to Donnne McFadden Thatcher Clnne leaves hns shyness to Davnd Wnght Dansy LaPnenne leaves hen soft xonce t Ban bara Ashley Intne Mott leaves hen blushes to June Stvcnance Maunncc Cunnnnngham leaves hns abnlnty t plav Shakesptane notably Macbeth to Wnllnc Lon 'shone 'lhenon Fnelds ns leavnng nothnng He ns taknng all he can get Ifnma Thonnhnll leaves hen ptnpetual penma nnunt waxes to Manx Honwand Ctntnude Ames lcanes hen cheeny smnle to Jean Harnnngton Emnln Alexanden leanes hen mandenln nnod esty to Nlun nel Can penten Xelma Bann leaxes the nnght to renden The 'Vlusnc Goes Round IH Study Hall to Synvna Rood James Cnany leaxcs hns languon to Chanles Snms Donnne Banbcun leaves hns dnlngence to Hanold Dafoe Hen bent Judd leanes hns nervousness to Fn ed Banlsoun Fn ed ns 'nlvsays so calm nt nnnght bt good fon hnm to get excnted about somethnng Fdna Wnght leaves hen annbntnon to snn t the vetenans of futune wans to Bettv Wnllnams Wnllne Maltennnen leaves the n'n'fht to bnnnfr bng black polnct dogs nnto school to Lena Lytle Wnnom Mahonty leaves hns vellovw can to John McCantney Now John can brnghten up a lnttle Knng Barn leaves hns love fon French to Oakland Weathenup Janet Wnght leaves hen share of Donald 'VIacFadden to Marjonne Adams John Smnth leaves that devastatnng glance to Fn eden nck Roach Buster Lawrence leaves hns rnght to lead cheers to Charley Snms Donald Northrup leaves the use of Gouwer neun Street aften June 20th to Donald Cox Clanence Carney leaves hns abnlnty to wnnte songs to Lloyd Smnth By Lloyds sennon yean he should have a good song ready Bunny Russell leaves hns rhythm to Robent Snms John Heaton leaves hns coonsknn hat to Paul Patten Wanda Nnchols vsnth thns xsannnnff Dont u c thcnn nn any Math class Wanda Flank Heyen leaves that cneaky board nnn 'Vlrs Cunnnnffhann s noonn to some nen vous Junnon who perhaps may Uann conflden e fnom nt nn onal Engln h as he dnd Clarence Clank bequeaths hns motoncy le to Dolly Banta Now Dolly wont have to come pantnng nn at ten mnnutes of nnne Rex Rexfond lcaxes hns antnstn abnlnty to Sndney Rexfond Paul Boyden leaves hns sn c to Ja k Tnenney Manganet Dona leaves her qunet ways to Helena Infantnne Wnllnam Guyett leaxts hns studnous mannnen to John Hale Clayton Bnsnett leaves hns love fon Clanenee Clank s company to Enleen Annes Btatnnce Rosennbung leaves Mnss Bovee thns nmmontal toast Hanes to oun Nlavy long may nt float' Robent Leonand leanes hns fnef. polntncal nnnnnd to Honton Tuppen Its qunte an accomplnsh nnent not to hane to take one snde on the othen Honton Betts McCartney Edna Wnght , . 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CANTON HIG H SCHOOL Donald 'Nolthlup and Alton NIcEuen have A0lm9d a paltnelshlp and own a Texaco sta tlon They sell gas to the students of C H S and hot all to those that can use It NIBIV Clke s 6dltOl ln chlef of he own Womans Home COIHIJBTIIOII Ralph 'Nash Esqulle has recently hlled a new al tlst none othel than R x Rexfold Helen Pollock has put hel SLIIHLTHL pel son 315 to wolk alll IS now IU a Boston lo StOle Iohn Heaton 18 lunrln a lest.-lurant now He always vvas a eleat one to eook thlnf s up In New Xolk we see DOIIS Howald who IS managel of a beauty pallol loe lted at Pb Vlest Seventy slxth Stleet Nlallon BOl1lLaL1 IN hel noble asslstant Walt Heffelnan 18 vX0llxlTl2' as all offlee bov he flles papels Vee ean he plle It In New Y01lx the fllst slght fand It w IS a lehth to meet our staltled gaze was a slen announclng the appealance of Balbara Vlac vey lU a gleat nluslcal show Later ln the same clty we saw N131 lon COtt9l a Salvatlon Almv lassle She nevel got ovel the death of hel first husband Bustel LRVEIQHCQ IS filllng hls Dads shoes and IS now a famous undeltakel Betty Rebelt ls a famous woman sulveon Betty alwavs was a great eut up Wlllle Wlaltel nel Just Hlalllefl Bette BIOXXYI Wlllle has a Job now teachlnff lntelmedlate Aleebla ln Pylltes Sadle Woods IS stlll at home She IS at nlesent maklng soap She always was a clean ll Anl last but not least Bunny Russell IS a filltllne tellel ln Chleago lllSLl0SlI'li., all seelets He always was bottled up Betty RLbCIt I-Ialold Russell Qllzula mill We the Class of 1936 of the Town of Canton ln the County of St Lawlenee and State of Yew Yolk belng of sound lnlnd do make publlsh and de lale thls oul last wlll and testament funelal expenses be pald To the Boald of EilllC2.l'.lOT1 we leave the ncees ary equlpnlent fO1 a tennl 'lult To 'lil WllllamS we leave the ll ht to call l'-ollday any tme he feels llke lt To Vlrs Cunnln ham we leavec ltaln valu cl says conce nlng Ru lvald Klplln To Vllss Bo e we leave the llght to exeu e lndolent peo le f1OIll C1 ll Enqllsh To Nllss Ro he we leave th elc ellenee she has ealrled ln manaelnq thls yeal book To 'Vll Dol en we leave ome YHGITIOIIGS of an cxce tlonallv tall-atlve senlol class To 'VII DeVllltt we leave the sole and evcclu SIVQ llehtto vell shu up ln study ha To Vllss Cullle contl lly to the custonl we leave a pall of lubber heels to lend hel ln all of mystely To 'Vllss DOIUITIV we leave a C01 dlal lnvlta tlon to come OVQ1 f0l OUI We lnesdly molnlng a senlblles that IS lf we had any To Nil SBJXQQI we leave oul be t wl hes f01 hls success To V11 Vlathews we leave the llght to stav ln Hlgh School as long as he wants to at nlffht To 'Vl1sS Nlol gan we leave the llvht to cleal the halls anv tlnle a clowd collect To 'lil s Scurlah we leave some llttle ov Bablllalds To Vlls 'VlcRostle we leave the llght to glve excuses to people who folget To MISS Sanfold we leave any dlshes that havent been bulneel bloken Ol mangled To MISS OHala we leave mole lntelestlng, To Vll Smlth we leave sevelal notes to sweep up To 'NI1 Cllvel we leave the lenlnants of two leat champlonshlp teams To the un lelclassmen we leave the rlght to go steady To the Hlgh School we leave a freshman l that w lll attend leetule ploglams ROD6lt Ball leaves hls dlv humol and l l kel chuckle to Chestel Vllg.,ht Helen Pollock leave a book Rule of Con duct to Dolothy Todd Rlchald Lobdell leaves hls success vvlth 'Vlrs Cunnlngham to Blll Levltt Betty ROBINSON leaves hel monopoly on the L C L camo to Shllley Claus Geltlude Blown leaves the llght to be 0l1f.,lfl3l to Rlta Hetfernan Douzlas Dean leaves hls LOll6Ct postule and glaceful Callla e to Cllffold Phllllps Rlta Wlullay leaves hel lellable lTl6tl'lOCl of gettlng alound to Genevleve Balbel Note well she IS not leavlng Dutch to anyone Beth Ale andel leaves hel mlld mannels to Rouette Nlcllastels Y ull fl d It pavs Rouette look whele Beth IS tonlght Glace Poole leave hel one and only to Beltha Sahm Beltha IS the only one she can tl ust because she happens to be hls lstel. 1' . . . 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F lv CANTON HIGH SCHOOL w+x Gllaan 31-Irainrg TINIF M XRCHIIS OX 1932 33 In the fall of nrneteen hundred and thrrty two we entered Canton Hrgh School as the greenest of green In fact for the first two or three days we were rn a daze However we soon settled down The class officers were elected as follows Richard Lobdell President 'Vlary E Pike Vice President John Smrth Secretary and Treasurer Frank Thomas Athletic Represen tatrve, 'Vlr Blankman Class Advrsor In February the time of the cold Q40 belowj someone began to clamor for a slergh ride The hue and cry ware taken up so under the able direction of Mr' Blankman, this long looked for event took place After this one outburst all ambition seemed lackrng 01 perhaps everyone was so busy, that bright rdeas were drrven away Thus spring came regents followed and so ended our freshman year 1933 34 Time Marches On' We came back our turn so wc bothered and teased the fresh men rn the most unbecomrng manner The first class meetrng was promptly held Frank Thomas was elected President, Erma Thornhill Vrce Presrdent, William Walsh Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Leonard and Garold Stone Athletic Representatives, Mr Danforth Class Advrsor Throughout the year the class remarned somewhat dormant Evidently everyone was studying hard rn order to become upper classmen 1934 30 Thus we worked to a higher level, for rn the fall of 34 back we came, very important Juniors Thrs was an outstanding important busy year To hold an office rn this class was not just a mere trtle but an honor a desired positron So after much argument Wrllard Longshore was given the honor of being chosen class President Mary E Prke Vice President Russell 1BusterJ Lawrence, Secre tary and Treasurer and because of their out standing abrlrty rn thrs lrne Frank Thomas and Jack DePue were Athletrc Representatives Mr Danforth was again our Faculty Advrsor Drrectly after January regents plans for the annual Junior Prom were made The various committees were named and the work started Clark Masons 'Vlelody Vendors furnished the music whrle nearly 100 couples danced rn one of the most hrghly decorated halls rn the rs tory of the school This was consrdered the festive ex ent of the year In June the Junior Class decorated the audrtorrum rn order to grwe the Seniors a flowery send off 1930 36 Nlerther God nor man can stop the advance of Tme' Thus rn the fall of 3 we came back high and lordly Seniors For the honorable posrtron of President Jack DePue was elected Willard Malterner and Bette Brown were respectively Vice Presrdcnt and Secretary and Treasurer Frank Thomas Captain of football and basketball represented us in athletics Miss Roche was Faculty Advrsor The school year of 35 36 wrll long b remembered for outstanding athletic events The Canton High School Golden Bears cbalked up a new record rn football by going through an undefeated season clrmaxed by Also in basketball the high school team had a hrghly successful season Although the Golden Bears suffered a few defeats, they clrmaxed the season by wrnnrng the basketball trophy from O F A The socral events of the year included a tea dance soon after school began The Senior girls feted the football squad at a Drnner Dance held rn the Grammar School Gym whrch was most entertaining and greatly appreciated by the squad The mam socral event of the year however was the annual Senror Ball whrch was held in June Due to the wrse counsel of Mrss Roche and the hard work of the various com mlttees, wrsely selected by Jack DePue, the Ball was consrdered even more of a howlrng success than the Prom of the year before Although the dance was prrvate a record crowd danced untrl one rn the morning t which time each and every couple declared that rt was grand In a few weeks the goal for whrch we had been striving graduation was upon us For days we were wandering around rn a daze however we managed to surmount the great obstacle regents blow very soon we will receive our long coreted diplomas and set forth from good old Canton Hrgh School the place of our works our dreams and our am brtrons for four years rnto the unknown space beyond to seek our fortunes -John Smrth ,r .,,-,Q rnll .NBR . 1 4 1 Y .4 J A Al A -, H . . l . hn- . - . 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