Canfield High School - Top Knotter Yearbook (Canfield, OH)

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ROW 1: Stuckey, Young, Place, Robinson, Moore, DeCamp, Luscre, Mazzocco, Brake- man, Edwards. ROW 2: Hoyt, Mader, Dina, Ewing, Howard, Alexander, Arnold, Renkenberger, Bar- ney, Greasel, Filmer. ROVV 3: Stevens, Carlile, VVeimer, Koning, Opincar, Glaeser, Quinn, Patton, Sopkovich. Clemens. Duganne. FACULTY ASSISTANTS A faculty assistant spends one period each day in service to the school. His duties may include checking yellow slips, answering the telephone, duplicating tests and relieving grade school teachers. Movie operators are available for visual aid purposes. Librarians principally record the loan and return of books. MOVIE OPERATOR ROXV 1: Donald Bishop, sponsor: Suter, VValler, Thompson, Watkins, Knauf, Donaldson, Dennison. ROW 2: Manchester, Fisher. Baker. Chambers, Blunt, VVright. ROW 3: Sopkovich, Barrow, Boyer, Baird, Briggs, St. Clair. LIBRARIANS SEATED: Mrs. Wanda Weimer, sponsor, Koning, Rodgers, Patterson, Folkwein, Di- mond, Paulo, Conn, Musser. ROW 1: Albert, Tenner, Alcott, Shirreffs, Coulter, FI. Riehl, Schneider, VVells, Conn, Ockerman, Bartholomy, Spoerer, Roudebush. ROW 2:1 Schall, Graziano, Gibbons, Maz- zocco, Williams, Chetsko, D, Riehl, Rice, Williams, Donaldson, Creager, Yeagley, Mil- ler.

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SEATED: Woodward, treasurer: Spoerer, secretary: Rodgers, vice president: Sopko- vich, president. ROW 1: Conn, Roudebush, Albert, Tener, Bowers, VVolfe, Alcott. Coulter, Patterson, Mazzocco, Miss Mary Dinger, sponsor. ROW 2: Fiffick, J. Mader, Graziano, Gibbons, Musser, Clemens, M. Mader, Magnuson, Mogg, Koning, Weamer, Bindas. Hurson. ROW 3: Shirreffs, Dawkins, Schneider, D. Williams, Brakeman, A. Williams, Everett. Lesch, Moran, Eshbaugh, Lapin, Watkins. RONV 4: Donaldson, Paulo, Rice. Jones, 'Wright, Booth, Glaeser, Gromley, Barrow, Mil- TAGECRAFT CLUB The Stagecraft Club, a group of freshmen and sophomores, presented three one-act plays: t'Honey of a Peach, Wilbur Faces Facts, and Bobby Sox. The proceeds from these plays will be used to help purchase a cycloramic curtain for the stage. SWING BA D That certain spark behind the dances was furnished by the twelve members of the swing band, directed in their swinging rhythms by Paul Rossi. Musical entertainment was offered by the swing band at the annual style show of the home economic classes. ler, McLean. ROW 1: Dimond, St. Clair, Eversman, B. Krichbaum, C. Krichbaum, R. Jones, Paul Rossi, director. ROW 2: Boyer, J. Jones, Richards, Kelbaugh. Van Horn, Prosser, Barrow, Coates. ...J

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Vi? i Junior class president, Ray Fenton, and guest, senior class president, Dick Smith, and Sue Renkenbergerg Supt. and Mrs. C. M. Johnson, junior-senior prom sponsor, Miss li Etheleen Hug Master of Ceremonies, Ray Fenton. JU ICR-SENICR PROM S One of the highlights of the activities near the close of school is the Junior-Senior Prom, when the Junior Class has planned an evening of entertainment for the Senior Class. Using Cinderella as the theme the gym was trans- formed into a fairyland with each boy looking like a prince and each girl a Cinderella During intermission toasts were given by the presidents of the junior and senior classes. To complete the evening a buffet supper was served by the parents of the Class of 1956. The caterers Cinderella and her prince. Q, 'wr vi 5 ,ge S 5 li f A