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

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Happy faces told the story for these juniors and seniors as they became the first members of Canfield's National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: J. Watkins, H. Donaldson, A. Williams, R. Woodward, J. Sopkovich, J. Schneider, F. Magnuson, J. Jones. ROW 2: R. Wright, M. Alcott, J. Spoerer, V. Watson, XI. Rice, C. Paulo, D. Miller. ROW 3: R. Williams, C. Creager, A. Dutch, D. Williams. J. Fulcomer, K. Koning, L. Dey. STANDING: Miss Virginia Burgoyne. sponsor. Charter members were inducted into the National Honor Society. A well-kept secret surprised the student body when Principal E. E. Francis an- nounced in assembly that Canfield had received its National Honor Society charter from Washington. Chemistry instructor Miss Virginia Burgoyne was named advisor. Selectees tensed as Superintendent C. NI. Johnson and Mr. Francis placed the coveted yellow keys around their necks. Then the 22 charter members were initiated by the Sebring NHS in an impressive ceremony. Members will adhere to the platform of the society. 'iCharacter. Service, Leadership, Scholarship. as they assume responsibilities around the school. For identification they received membership cards and pins which they will be allowed to keep upon gradua- tion. ln addition a gold NHS seal was placed on the senior members, diplomas. Each member-elect lighted his candle and was con- gratulated by sponsor Miss Virginia Burgoyne as a part of the ceremony. Newly-elected members are honored at a social hour following their initiation.

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SEATED: C. Walter, D. Wolboldt. J. Edwards, M. Colgan, T. Filmer, W. Brenner. R. Suter. M. Fulcomer. ROW 2: R. Cook, A. Crawford, D. Blunt, R. Wright, T. Fiffick. P. Bindas. A. Thompson. Donald Bishop, sponsor. ROW 3: J. Watkins, D. Cromley. W. Barrow, T, Sopkovich, YV. Claeser. Lights out! Projector ready! Let them roll! Showing movies to grade and high school classes is the primary duty of the boys in the Projection Club under Donald Bishop's direction. Two operators are available for projection services each period. In addition to running the projector. the boys often make tape recordings and carry record players from place to place upon request. Students worked while faculty relaxed. Many students devote one period a day to help the faculty. Some take over a grade school class each sixth period while the teacher takes a break. Others assist the high school secretaries and administration. Answering the telephone, running errands. typing tests or compiling and distributing the absence lists are only a portion of the many duties assumed by these students. Faculty Assistants are. SE.-XTED: Blaksim. A. Nleinzer. S. Bevin, C. Vickers. L. Hubbard. C. Brennan. L. Scheible. B. Way, J. Jones. XI. Broderick. ROW 2: B. Conn, R. Woodward. J. Rhodes. P. Deneau. K. Williams. P. Dezee, M. Bare, N. Knuth. V. Deckant, D. Roudebush. C. Graziano, Tener. ROW 3: B. Everett, K. Koning, A. Williams, K. Donaldson, M. Diehl, B. Goddard, K. Fores- ter. L. Moran. J. Schneider. R. Wollnik. C. Gibbons. ROW 4: S. Noll. J. Albert. D. Harrison, W. Booth. W. Glaeser. L. Dey, J. Donaldson. D. Collins. C. Paulo. H. McPhee. T. Brown. C. Koning.

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x ,J 3 . x 1 K fl ,l 1 A modified version of pie-throwing was one of the diversions offered on the Saturday night when the annual Hi-Y Carnival invaded CHS. Four CHS?-rs represented Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y at the Model Legislature in Columbus this spring. They are: William Barrow. Carole Shirreffs. Dianne Williams and Ronald Many events were sponsored by Hi-Y. Picture 26 boys. each with a varying amount of enthusiasm and earnestness. mix well. and blend the ingredients at a bi-weekly meeting. The final product is a Hi-Y club which bursts with ideas and plans. Such was the year of CHS's club which. al- though it suffered numerous setbacks. came back swinging. Chambers. On a frosty autumn Saturday morning. members tumbled out of warm beds to move the flagpole from the grade school entrance. to the circle-shaped grass plot in front of the high school building. A close investigation revealed that the pole was nplantedf' in five feet of concrete. ln an effort to help the tennis team. members again prepared to be of service by painting the lines on the tennis courts. but they were driven back by rain. Fortunately their other projects didnlt meet with similar misfortune. The club dis- tributed free basketball programs, attended the coat-check room during basketball games and the scoreboard during the football season. Besides holding two post-game dances, the Varsity Hop and Backboard Bounce. Hi-Y also planned the Thanksgiving assembly at which the Rev. John J. Scott of the Canfield Christian Church spoke. SEATED: C. Walter, J. Wartluft, A. Thompson. chaplaing T. Fiffick. secretary: D. Cromley, president: R. W'right, vice-presidentg J. Watkins. treasurer: D. McKinley. L. Baker. T, Filmer. ROW 2: K. Lapin. J. Blott, R, Cook. R. Williams. R. Prosser, D. Blunt. D. W'innail, C. Kmentt, Wayne Engel. sponsor. ROW 3: W. McKnight. R. Tr-ner. R. Nlorain. W. Booth. R. Chambers, W. Barrow. R. Chambers. R. Fritts. D. Miller.