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

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FIRST ROYY: NI. Ilrmlerivk. J. Jones. T. Iletras. ,l. William-. FIICUNIJ HONY: IQ. H1-lman. I.. lfutl:-r. P. Oulu-rinan. TIIIHII IIUXTQZ Ii. Kotlitlp. Il. Ifoolfi. ll, tfashon. W. Pap:-. . ...' Junior High Council is composed of a hog and a girl representative from each of the seventh and eighth grade home rooms and is sponsored hy Mrs. Thelma Lewis. Proceeds from their sales tax stamp project were used to aid in payment of a cappella choir rohes. The council also planned several skating parties for junior high students. Athletics offered opportunities to hoth girls :incl hoys as Cheerleaders or as mem- hers of the junior high haskethall squad. Enthusiasm displayed hx' students supported the team throughout its season. KNEELINC: C. Helman. J. Creasel. S. Smith. STANDING: L. Cashon. KI. Booth, S. Spoerer. U HOIIJINIQ BALI.: P. ROUIIFIHINII. SITTING: B. Dove. Ml. Nlanvliester. ,l. Bare . 1. 'oning. H. Cook. F. Helminiak. G. Ixvirner. STANDING: Manager I N sd Henry, J. Briggs. E. Kotlgers. 5. Hugill. YV. He-ssman. W, Alcott. W. Arnold T. livtras, J. Williams. C. Nlartz. Coach Edward Sullivan.

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Coach Francis McLaughlin, D. Coodpastor. H. Waller. R. No- vicky, O. Smith. H. Yan Horn. Miss Lauratla Osborn, coachg R. Jones, C. McFarland, J. Buxton, J. Jones, D. Miller, NI. Colgan. I Q l I Spring sports are becoming increasingly popular with CHS athletes. Twenty-two boys, aided by Coach Richard Nace, directed their efforts toward track. Canfieldis first tennis team. coached by Miss Laurada Osborn. finished the season with a 3-2 record. Golf enthusiasts under Coach Francis McLaughlin also were active. CENTER: P. Binmlas. KNEELING: J. Leach, J. Haney, P. He-sslink. J. He-ull, J. Albert. H. M1-l'li1-c. J. lilott. Coach Richard Nace. J. Watkins. STANDING: R. Tenvr, R. Wright, T. Hruwn. E. K1-lbaugh, T. Fiffick, J. Donaldson, D. Habcgcr, C. Knwntt. A. Thompson, C, Nlazzocco, W. Mc- Knight. D. Cromley, W. Booth. M T

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A Vs., FIRST ROWV: J. Uckernian. J. Sf'l'lIlt'l4lt'I'. C. Paulo. R. Woomlwarfl. U. Dunning. C. Barney. SECOND ROW: N. Howard. J, .-Xlexancler. xl. Viiilliani-. K. Ktllllllgl. .l. Fopkoxirh. l'. Yarrow. THIRD ROYV: 'lf Fiffiek. 5. Rf-like-iilierger. F. Arnoltl. J. Yeagzlf-5. ll. liivhl. R, Wright. l. Buxton. I-'Ul'RTll llfilwv: J. Watkins. H. Williams. J. Jones. C, Nlelfarlaml, R. Jones. J. Coates. l.. Cohourn. H. Us-Hoff. ' came . lrI'CCly-giY6l1 time and effort beyond acafleinie requirements symbolize those stu- dents who have earned an honor letter. one of the highest awards at CHS. This goal has been acliievecl by 28 members of the present stutlent body. Hours of grueling book work rewarrlecl CZlIllilk'ltl-S Fcholarship 'lleam whit-li took the finals at Mount Union College. Sixteen of its members placecl in the district or state. Those placing in the state. regardless of vlassifiegtion. were: john Coates. fifth in physics: Robert jones. thirrl in senior sovial sturlies: zmrl Curtis Nleharlanrl. fourth in English XII. l lR5'l' ROW.: Nl. llottron. K. W1-st. ll. Conn. Nl. . tln'ott. Fvhall. R. Wlioqlnartl. ll. l':N!'fr'Il, SIECUNIJ HUW: I . Nlagmuson. V. ,Watson S. Null. K, Koning. J. Sopkovich. J. Spoers-r. J- lfulvoin:-r. N. Knuth. THIRD HOW: l.. llakn-r. ll. William-. C. Creagler. ll. Rim-lil, J. M-aglt-y. ti. Paulo. P. Yarrow. K. l'olley, li. Kelbaugh. FUlfR'l'll IUJYY: ,l. Buxton, H. Wright. C. Xlazzoeeo, R. Jones. .l. Coates. W. Barrow. E. Russell. R. Chanilme-rs. C. Nlelfarlantl. ,l. Jones. .I....?.., ,, fb 4 5.