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

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ROW1 P Hesslrnk C Wfalter J jones L Hooxcr L XX'1ll11ms 'I Anderson R McXIrllen J Spangler J Brand ROW 7 S Frncham M Gottron S Mellrnger E Rodgers K Dxckmr 1 Betras ROW a B Rxchards P Noll M Coope L Baker J Chapman R Dove ROW 4 R Suter C Mazzocco D Blunt S Kmentt S Spoerer G Carr K Komng C Creager ROW 5 F Bakos J Krmmel B Anderson T Sopkouch J Carllle XX Alcott A Crawford ualxfylng, rn the prelrmxnary scholarshxp tests tvso students from each mayor subject represented Canfleld at the frnal Ohro State Scholarshrp Tests at Mount Lmon College Thrs years Scholarshlp Team composed of 32 members found that the long hours of mtensne study pard otf as 14 students or 44 per cent of the team were honored by hrgh scores A credit to the school and to themselyes members of the Scholarshrp Team haxe responded to and thru ed under Canfreld s scholastrc standards LETTERS A D SCHOLARSHIP Tor trme ab1l1ty and seryxce beyond that normally rendered a school 24 students were awarded the honor C Drstmctrye marks of achreyement honor letters are earned under a program of seryrce polnts Especrallyf honored thrs year was Karen Komng who yomed the exclusrxe group composed of the wrnners of double bar letters Those who earned bar letters are eaneen Spoerer Dranne WlllI3mS Marrlyn Alcott and Robert Wright ROW' 1 D Whllrams L Dey D Roudebush M Alcott A Dutch K Komng., R Wrlght ROW 2 C Creager I5 Chetsko R Suter J Ful comer j Krmmel J Spoerer ROW XX 1 rams XI Gottron Polley S 'Noll J Rhodes C XWalter S Nlakszm ROXW 1 D Harrlson 'I Sopkoyrch R Prosser I Baker . ' , ., 2 ' . ' r . - - , . , . , . , . r .. . , . 1 , . , , . -- . , . , . , . , . I L, . . ,. . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . ' , . , c. , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , , , . , , , , , y ' ' v ' . , . ,f , . s . , ., , . . . A , . , Y . V , K . I . . . e , , 7 7 - a . . , . Y 4 - - - 7- H H 3 7 1 ' V 1 , . . , , y v' ' , 4 . V . -v 7 . , . 1 . . . . Y . 7 7 ' . . , . , . ' , 1' , , . . . . -s, -r- e ' 9. L. ll , r . , K. , . L , . , . ', .L . -I , ' . .

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lnm XY'hich canzera should I use? wonders Top- 4 Knotter photographer. Allan Mclean. Assistant editors and advisors help with captions and layouts. Dinnerless evenings and sleepless nights mark deadline weeks for annual staff over- seers, editor Dianne Wfilliams, assistant editors 'loyce Rhodes, Skip Baker and advisors Miss Mary Ann Frederick and Mr. Donald Bishop. At least one night each week was spent deciding upon .1 theme. layouts. and checking or re-writing copy, Choosing a cover and size of types necessitated class-time conferences. Work, energy and imagination brought rewards as another summer edition supplied extra pages of 1958-59 information between padded covers. . At last comes the long-awaited day when students receive the finished product Evcrytlung niust he checked and rechecked hefore v-anne ..f,.fQnqll1- cm-rr nr flag. r-nl'-.liclmr-r

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ROXXf lx Miss Virginia liurgoyne. advisor: R. W'illi1iins. president: D. XVilliams, vice-presidentg C. Creager, secretary-treasurer ROXXV M. Alcott, A. Dutch. J. Spoerer. K, Koning. L. Dey. R. XX'right, J. Fulcomer, A. Meinzer, M. Mader, B. Wolboldt ROXX. 1: BI. lSe.1del.VK. Rodgers. M, Gottron. C. XY'nlter. B. Chetsko. S. Noll, K, Polley, L. Coates, P, Hesslink, ROW 45 S Muksim. I... Balger. VV, Anderson. R. Prosser. j. Kimmel. C. Mazzocco. K. XVilliums. ROV' 5: D. Harrison T. Sopkovich XX' Anderson. l'.XX'IlllL1lllS. R. Suter. l i ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society's first working year has been filled with much activity. Not only did the eleven charter members raise money to pay all previous debts, but they also put the club ahead. Boys and girls in grades 4-8 enjoyed N.H.S.'sponsored skating parties while senior high students had fun at-41 sock hop after one of the basketball games. Meanwhile members complemented their already busy schedules with helping teachers and tutoring stu- dents. At the beginning of the second semester twenty-four new juniors and seniors were inducted. They en! tered into the operations. with the juniors particularly eager to prepare for an even better next year.