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

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0 0 0 0 0 I Nlusically inclined students composed the membership of the Canfield High School Band under the able direction of Paul Rossi. They could be seen practicing long hours to perfect their formations and special numbers for pep rallies and football games. The climax of the band's activities was its performance at the Spring Musical. A II rating was earned at the district music contest, held this year at Boardman. I-'HUNT ROW: P. O'Nf-il. K. Kelbaugh. G. Craziano, K. Poll:-y, K. Koning. Kmentt. SECOND ROW: K. Ye-rian. 5. Durr. NI. Davis. E. Richards, C. Walter. D. Post, J. Yeager. THIRD ROW: ll. Nlazzocco, J. Zande-rs. G. Slivinske. F. Hr-lminiak, A, Sliuback.-IJ. Stephenson, P. Miller. K. Rodgers. FOURTH ROW: S. Nlusscr. NI. Clay. J. llasgrain. C. McFarland. R. jones. C. Krichbaum. ll. lirakcman. K. McDonald. BI. Deiger. 34 , tl - 4. lntricate maneuver are dl plave cl during a half-time 11 w

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'E .1 f , in 'nqx' K ll 2- p . T7 ...Q 9 - X. s 5 'Cal' -, 9 Ha .7 p I. A vw ' ,Ut Qs' 4 1 ai V M au' A Cappella inetnhers are-FIRST ROW: R. Woodward. J. bchneider, J. Oekernian. B. Conn, M. Alcott. D. Roudelmush. J. Nlatler. R. Stanton. ll. l.t1-ere-. J. Hoyt. SECOND ROW: R. Rodgers. J. Fuleonn-r. lf. Magnuson. H. Donaldson. .-X. Vkilliatns. lf. Hogg, K, Koningl. J. Spoerer. li. Patterson. J. Wolfe, Nl. Dawkins, J. Rowslaugli. li. Olney, J. Kirsehke. 'lilllRlJ ROW: li. liver:-tt. D. Williams. L. Baker, J. lishlnaugh, D. Winnail. ll. Paulo, R. Prosser, C. DeCarnp. J. Buxton, l'. Harrow, C. 5hirrt-ffs. D. Dunning, T. Filrner. C. Barney. FOURTH ROW: R. Williams. A. Thomp- son, R. Manchester, R. Williams, D. Groniley, R. Frilts. D. Miller, J. Reaeoin. A. McLean, C. BleFarlantl. R. Jones. E. Kellvaugh, B. 'liens-r. K. Lapin. 0 a , I Approximately sixty select xoiees eonstituterl the newly organized it rappella choir directed by Paul Rossi. This group perforrnecl at several assernlilies, eonnnunity meet- ings. and the Spring Musical. Participating in the All-County Nlusie Festival which followed a tlayis practice is as a high point of the year. Glee Club ineinbers acted as understutlies to the a Cappella. ljxperienee gained there will be an asset to the choir in future years. Clem- Cluli rneinliers are FIRST ROW: l.. Snyder, R. Knott, C. Yirkt-rs. 5. lfwrs, Y. Barker. R. Hough. S. White. D. Ray, S. Hinerntan. l.. Walter. DECONIJ ROW: l'aul Rossi, director: l.. 5L'lll'llJJt'. IJ. Uanchise. C. Erwin, D. Rylial. R. Robinson. Xl. Uottron. K. Mlair. JK. Starr. R. Wolliolult. P. O'Neil. R. Richards, li. Stuck:-5. l'. Flack, D. Wilson. 'l'HlRlJ KUXX: D. ljliliillit. .-X. Nleinrer. R. Mcllonalul. Nl. Reatlvl. 5. 5l'lllLllJiiUgll. K. Williarns. J. Rhtltles, l'. lleneau. J. belnnidl. 5. ,Xrhitz J. l'attvrson. I.. Coates. N. Rnulli. 5. Nlaksini. C. Reagle. l'ULR'lill ROR: N. Ranerofl. X. Ueekant. J. Albert. J. lidwartls. IJ. Pt:-pln-nson. C. Creager. 51. Nell. Nl. Loopf-, R. Jann-s. 1 R. St. Clair. J. Cashornli. Culp. C. Kriehbauin. C. Forrester. K. Uonaldsin. Q l ft r 4 ..,,,...,. t L, K. ' ii We r. A 1