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

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--Lib Hvportvrs play a xital rolr in publication of a new paper NE-XTILD are 'N Knuth J Oclurman C. Barney. D.'Dunnin-f. D. Roudehush. K. Koning I Paulo C Nlurreff NT-XNDINC are C Walter. D. Wilson. L. Dakar. M. Cottron. B. Wolboldt K William J Rhode Nl Looper 'NI Diehl E. Ftifflvr, NI. Alcott. K. Polley. Zieecdoolqecvz Guest speaker for the annual Cardinal Dinner wa Ridge Shannon, CHS alumnus and Ohio Universiti journalism major. Use of various colors in mimeographing attracts the attention of D. Williams and D. McPhee, artg K. Rodgers and R. Woodward, mimeographingg J. Jones and D. Riehl, artg J. Spoerer, mimeographing.