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Canton City School Student Achievements

A McKinley student received a National Merit Corporate Scholarship from Nationwide Insurance.
A Timken student received the Federal League's Commissioners Award as the league's Top Male Scholar/Athlete.
A McKinley student earned a National Merit Negro Scholarship.
4 Timken students completed criteria for the Ohio State University's Young Scholars Program.
2 McKinley students were named Canton Repository "Students of the Month".
2 Timken students qualified to compete at the National Business Professionals of America competition in Nashville, TN.
Timken Sr. High was selected as a recipient of a Venture Capital Grant ($25,000 per year for 5 years).
The McKinley Varsity Football team competed for the second straight year in the OHSAA football playoffs.
A Timken student received a Marine ROTC scholarship to the University of Michigan valued at $75,000.
7 McKinley students and 9 Timken students received Vocational Awards of Merit.
A Timken Automotive II student competed with 600 students to receive a full scholarship for $13,500 to attend Northwestern Ohio Diesel College in Lima.
The McKinley Varsity Girls Basketball team advanced to the OHSAA State Tournament "Final Four" in Columbus.
The Crenshaw Jazz Band and Honors Band both placed First at the Cedar Point Band Festival.
5 Lehman students were named National Science Foundation Young Scholars. Each scholarship is worth $15,000.
A Souers student won the Stark County Board of Realtors "What I Enjoy About Living in my Community" Contest.
Crenshaw's Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl Team placed sixth in Ohio.
A Souers student took first place in the Leila Green Alliance of Black Educators Middle School Contest.
A Hartford student won First Place in the Ohio E.P.A. Essay Contest.
A Crenshaw student won first place in the Canton Rotary Essay Contest.
A Souers student won a Gold Key Award and the National Scholastic Art Award which earned him and his family and art teacher a trip to New York to see his art work displayed at the National Art Gallery.
A Lehman student was one of 5 state finalists in Art sponsored by the Ohio Middle School Association.
A Souers student became a member of the USA Gymnastics Team.
The following Crenshaw teams were City Champions - Girls' Volleyball, Wrestling, Boys' Track, and Girls' Track.
8 Souers students won the prestigious National Science Merit Award.
180 Belden students were recognized as "Student of the Month" by the Canton Urban League.
A Cedar student placed first in the 5th grade Track Meet.
Clarendon's 4th & 5th grade Basketball Team won the 1995 City Schools Championship.
A Fairmount student placed 10th overall in a State Gymnastics Tournament - 9th in floor and 1st in vault.
A Mason student tied for first place in the D.A.R.E. "Radio PSA Contest".
7 Clarendon students placed first in Skills Day events.
Gibbs was named Project-Get Alarmed Elementary School for Stark County. 3 students also won the related Poetry Contest.
A Mason third grader was the 1995 Co-Champion in the State Chess Tournament, qualifying him for the National Meet in Little Rock, ARK.
A 4th and 5th grade Harter student won the 1995 Math Olympics.
2 Lathrop students were awarded scholarships to attend the Wooster Outdoor Camp Program.
A McGregor Primary 1 class received Honorable Mention in the Stark County Video Contest sponsored by Warner Cable.
2 Mason 5th grade students placed first in Skills Day events and 4 Mason students placed first at the Natatorium.
3 Harter students won the White Oaks Nursing Home Coloring Contest.
4 Lathrop students were awarded $500 from the Metropolitan Industries and Fisher Foods Scholarship program.
McGregor students won the Achievement Award from Pepsi for collecting 14,255 caps. They received $712 and were the top collector in Stark County.
A Belle Stone student won first place in the State for her poster on the living garden from the Ohio State University Agriculture Extension Service.
A Washington student was selected as an Outstanding Safety Patrol Member by the Canton AAA. He was recognized at a meeting in Columbus.
2 Woodland students and 11 Worley students received the President's Academic Excellence Award.
2 Worley students were awarded first place in the Annual Fire Fighters Essay Contest.
2 Adult Vocational students were qualifiers in the annual Ohio Skills Competition.