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

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Reserve members are, KNEELINC: R. Williams. R. Wright. J. Haney. M. Colgan. H. McPhee. T Broun -X Co ROW 2 Coach Franci NIcLau hlin . Albert. D. Blunt. D. Harrison. T. . ' . . . '. : s . g . J Sopkovich, P. Bairll, F. Williams, D. Winnail. RESERVE RECORD We They 43 Springfield 44 53 Fitch . 38 33 Poland 35 51 Xorth Lima , 22 48 C0ll1llllJl8Il3 , 38 37 Creenford , all I9 Lowellville 35 19 Goshen 43 33 McDonald . . ,. ., 44 52 Wilson . 39 65 Fairfield-W'aterford ,, '12 56 North Lima ,. , T9 Jackson-llilton ...... 20 63 Greenford ..,.., 4-5 52 Springfield . . .... 43 -L3 Howland . . ......,- 1-T for skill on hardwood. Wiririing its last seven games, the reserve team displayed a commendable slate of 12-4. Eyes are turned toward the day when the Junior Varsity will continue its skill as the Varsity team. The Freshman team finished its season winning three of the ten games played. It isnlt so much the games that count in frosh basketball, as the exper- ience attained through playing. Frosh team members are. FRONT ROW: lloach Edward Sullivan. S. Hugzill. F. Helminiak. C. Koning. C. Hartz. H. Stack. Nl. Fulcomf-r. ROW 2: W. Alcott. R. Dotson. D. Appleman. D. Cashon. J. Henry. manager. FRESHHAN RECORD W6 They 38 Goshen ., .,,. . 36 39 Jackson-Nlilton ., 30 33 Salem . ..... ., ...,. ,V... 3 5 28 Poland 15 24? jaelisori-Nliltori 29 26 Fin-h 55 23 Goshen 22 29 Salt-tn 32 lie: I-'in all 40 28 Poland 43 bl

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Varsity coach and team members are: Francis McLaughlin. W. Claeser. T. Sopkovicli. P. Baird D. Cromley. D. Harrison. W. Booth. J. Watkins. R. Wright. J. Blott. H. McPhee. T. Fiffick team. activities. P. Bindas. H oopers win letters VARSITY RECORD IVQ' As crisp winter nights overtook Canfield. students 155 Springfield anticipated the fervor of basketball games. Rever- L6 lfitc-h berations of cheering fans grew stronger as rlicl the 34 liltlilllfl 00 North Lima -12 ti l ll . Although field goal accuracy and floor play were 55 0:9133-czgfim far from perfect. Coach Francis McLaughlin pro- 37 Lmmllville duced a Varsity team which rolled its way to a T-12 M13 Gnshen slate. The senior-clominatetl five was complemented ,Ll vlcljmlald by several outstanding juniors and sophomores. 32 Wilson H J Basketball. a popular game with CHS fans. pro- Q0 Falrfleldfwaterffjrfl vides beneficial exercise and experience for future ff' filth RIFE it ac son-. 1 on 6L Creenford .... 10 Springfield 62 Howland They 53 64 5 1 53 57 45 52 DU 50 29 50 56 45 57 .......65 .......63 Almost two Doints! 't0h, I0 haw IOUSPT afmslu

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Outfrtted rn black slacks warm red sweaters whrte loves and fuzzy angora hats these varsity cheerleaders aroue student enthusxasm Mlml Beadel Donna Roudebush JO Schall Kathy Donald on Varslty and reserve pepsters cheered Cardmals From the opemng whlstle of the football season to the last tlme out the varslty cheerleaders were on hand at every game All durmg the season, wln or lose the glflg led tradrtlonal cheers often rn a downpour of ram The pepsters contmued to show thelr enthuslasm at the varslty basketball games Followrng the steps of the varsrty the reserve cheerleaders proved to be full of ver satllrty and energy These grrls were elected last May by the student body and were runners up to the varslty wlnners Attendrng the football and basketball banquets was a reward for farthfully supportlng the teams Qeerng actlon durmg ba ketball ea on are re erwe cheerleader Pat Deneau Claudra Cutler and Cmdv Yrcker 3' of i 1 1' ' gf, Q rr .va ...4 -v 1 S 7 s e : , , , S . . . . 7 . , . , . 7 - L ' ' ' s s s s ' s Q , . ' 7 s.