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

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ROXV 1 I' Yyrllrams P Barrd R Vyrxght Coach Frances NIcLaughl1n J Blott T Sopkoyrch XV Anderson T Broyyn ROW J Henry Nfanager J Nfyers D Whnnaxl W Alcott 1 Albert H NlcPhee R Baehler I Thoma: Xfanager ASKETB LL Coachecl expertly' by mentor Francls Mcl aughlnn CHS baslxeteers proylcled many thrrlls and much exutement for xrea fans Accuracy from the foul lrne and some tmmely flelcl trolls brought about mmy of the 13 uctones Seyeral of the nine cle feats were dcclcled by only 1 feyy poxnts Cant'1elcl s Cnndcrella lxxds completed the 58 59 clmpaxgn vyrth three tournament yrctorres They clpturecl thc cllstrrct thunynonshly before bovylng gracefully t Chaney ln the sectional Get that rebound boys' VARSITY RECORD East Palestlne Poland Frtch Rayen Columblana Greenford u Loyx ellyulle Goshen McDon1lcl a Wrlson Faxrfxeld Whterford 'North Lxma Iaclxson Mrlton Sprrngfreld 1 I-loyylancl Y 'E THEY 5 5. . l 1' A A .K , KL x. 5 .H V. it O l Y 59 ' 68 49 71 '4 ' 5 56 53 ' to 69 53 ' V 46 72 K 54 59 ' ' 54 53 66 70 L 68 K4 ' 68 86 ' ' r K9 RO H ' 52 88 U ' ' 63 44 ' ' 48 Ki ' 57

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Dan Blunt most yaluable player holds representatxye pxgslcm Fathers accompany athletnc sons across the fleld on Dads Day Football players and famllles dlne and emoy a strrrxng speech hy Paul Hoerneman FOOTB LL Football players pa1d tr1bute to therr fathers rn a Dad s Day ceremony before the Goshen game After wrnnmg the contest the boys and dads met ln an mformal gatherxng 1n the old gym At the annual football banquet honormg coaches players cheerleaders and managers Krwams Club presented awards to the semor players and cheerleaders Varsrty squad members also recelyed recogmtxon Guest speaker Paul Hoerneman gaxc 1 tallt and moy1es of the season s games were shown Co Captanns Bnll McKmght and Cornel Kmentt grasp trophxes whale 41 ff' so Q aff 5. .ix b . -Q mv' TY jj, c l li ., ff? 'H v l ' ' ' ' V , . 5 Y L L U Y . ', h ' . y vs L fl Y. , 7 V b

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ROW 1: G. Koning, R. Randall, R. Baehler, M. Fulcomer, D. Cashon, F. Helminiak. ROW 2: J. Raver, B. Alcott, F, Williams, D. Winnail, T. Betras, C. Martz, Mr. Francis McLaughlin, coach, RESERVE WE THEY BA 28 East Palestine 30 37 Poland , ,,,. , .31 , I , i , V 58 Fitch ,, , 28 Fifteen victories in succession reveal the glory enjoyed by C.H.S. 35 Rayen 31 Junior Varsity during their '58-'59 campaign. The only defeat suf- 49 Columbiana 28 fered was by one point to East Palestine in the opener of the season. 46 Greenford M37 'Freshman teams pride in winning and dislike of defeats dis- 52 Loweuviue 29 tinctly shows in their 7-1 record. Reboundmg was the strongest point 43 Goshen N N38 in their successful season. 56 McDonald 31 62 Goshen 53 60 Fairfield 39 44 North Lima , 28 44 jackson Milton , G38 44 Greenford . ., H32 40 Springfield . , , ., H37 60 Howland , . , .49 FRESHMAN WE THEY 50 Sebring 25 53 Poland 33 42 Niles 50 51 jackson Milton . 23 36 Goshen . 51 43 Sebring 29 45 Poland 53 38 Goshen 27 ROW lr G. Myers, managerg H. Mitchell, J. Bare, P. Roudebush, R. Cook, E Rodgers, XXV I-lessman. ROW 2: Mr. George Kuzma, coach, R. Taylor, G. Weimer, J. Williams, J. Briggs, R. Dove, W, Arnold, J, Chapman, R. Koch, J. Heckathorne, manager.