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

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rips: DEAR GUEST AND GHO T An exotic ghost making an appearance at CHS brought thrills of excitement and humorous action to the Class of 1956's junior play, the first to have a two-night stand at Canfield. Members of the cast were James Baker, Edwin Beardsley, John Boyer, Nancy Carlile, Joan Coulter, Glenn Eckenrode, Ray Fenton, David Fisher, Don Glaeser, Gerry Grace, Judy Greasel, Mary Ellen Hull, Karen Hult, Elaine Kabetso, Harry Knauf, Martha Lewis, Charlotte Smith, Francis St. Clair, Jake Taylor and Charles Tolerton. Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs. Laurlie Morris directed the play, which was written by William G. Dykins of Boardman. MEGAN, THE GHOST, entertains the BACK-STAGE HELPERS are Semple, Duganne, handy man and his wife, who are wise Clay, Conn, Dennison, Donaldson, Hampton and to her scheme. Brooks.

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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

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DIRECTORS MISS MITCHELL AND MRS. SMITH WELL, SIR, HERE WE ARE AG-XIX Things are aided by Mrs. Lewis, make-up, Patton, Stevens have been going along pretty good and vxe are much and Clay prompters. obliged. YOU CAN 'T TAKE IT WITH YOU This Broadway comedy, written by Moss Hart and George S. Kauf- man, kept the audience in suspense after seeing the wealthy, high-hat Kirbys descend the social ladder to the level of the eccentric Sycamore family. Grandpa, the old philosopher, really kept the action moving, DePinna and his fireworks, which set things off with a bang, will never be forgotten. In order to give more students a chance to participate, the play was presented two nights with a double cast of girls. Included in the cast were James Baker, Nancy Bartholomy, John Boyer, Nancy Carlile, Eleanor Conn, Joan Coulter, Shirley Donaldson, Diane Edwards, Ray Fenton, David Fisher, Joan Folkwein, Gerry Grace, Judy Greasel, Elaine Kabetso, Harry Knauf, Martha Lewis, Sandy Patterson, Glenn Sedgwick, Francis St. Clair. Benny Strong and Jake Taylor. The enthusiastic assistance and leadership of the directors, Mrs. Flor- ence Smith and Miss Joan Mitchell, made the production of the play possible. . bel' f . 41591 .