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

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The plea from college co-eds echoes as the peti for Willoughby to play football is read. l JUNIOR PLAY This year's junior class presented the hilarious play Brain Storm under the direction of Miss loan Mitchell and Miss Mary Ann Frederick. As the play begins, innocent Willoughby is enjoying college life. Then Inner Willy pops up with a Brain Storm. Loyalty to Collins College and his own personal ethics conflict as the coach and eager co-eds discover that Willoughby's running ability is imperative to the success of the football team. Below: Wfhen Marybelle, Willoughby's old girl friend, iii comes to visit Collins College, things begin to happen. yr Upper right: But, football is too rough for our little baby, exclaimed Aunt Hester. Lower right: It's a hard decision for Willoughby - it whether to play football or not. 1

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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.

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