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

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For the past seven years Paul Rossi has directed both vocal and instrumental music at Canfield High School. During this period much progress has been made in the music department. The new music room was the greatest asset in furthering the music pro- gram. The band then appeared in new uniforms: and recently robes were purchased for the a cappella choir. making a complete attire for those students interested in music. These changes have been en- couraged by the efforts of Mr. Rossi. PAUL A. ROSSI Musicians phlyed a dual rol 6'Forward marchlf' HGet in stepln With these commands 62 bandsmen, led by six baton-twirling majorettes, went marching down the field to the music of gay college songs and famous marches. The marching band practiced ninth period every afternoon throughout football season under the direction of Paul Rossi in order to produce the formations and specialties that added color to football games.

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in Cardinal publications. Speaker Miss Estelle Graham favorably compares the Cardinal with local and area papers at the annual dinner honoring the edi- tors. their parents and the staff. Endeavoring to dish up the news while it was hot, reporters were constantly on the alert for newsworthy happenings of the school. They learned to work under pressure and to assume responsibility as they strove to meet the deadline. The Cardinal was exchanged with 33 area papers in order to gain new ideas. Copies were made available in the school library for student reading. BELOW: ln afternoon study halls every other Friday, students give the Cardinal a thorough going-over. RIGHT: Provision was made for students who wished to purchase single copies of the Cardinal instead of subscribing for the year.

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