Canon McMillan High School - Elmanac Yearbook (Canonsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

I I ELMANAC EWI 1'-'fr-gcllr . ,ni CANON McMlLLAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CANONSBURG PENNSYLVANIA D 4 N' Xl Dx X Q .EAL mX f 1. P 3: Q nf NX ' E239 55 fff -7 1960 .QIQL M Vik Miss Vero Leone Nelsh 2 Muss Neush and Commercuol Club gurls admure S3409 of busuness machunes purchased by the Commercual Club DEDICATICN To a woman whose servuce and devotuon to students school and communuty deserves recognutuon the 1960 Elmanac Staff pays trubute Muss Vera Leone Neush a busuness teacher at the former Canonsburg Hugh School guuded the Com mercual Club for fourteen years As Canonsburg Cecul and North Strabane louned to offer more advantages to students Muss Neush became head of the Busuness Department of the new Canon McMullan Jount Senuor Hugh School and sponsor of uts Commercual Club Crea tuve energetuc and fun lovung Muss Neush gauned the respect of Canon McMullan students Establushung a Busuness Machunes Class at Canonsburg Hugh School became Muss Neushs goal un 1946 Com mercual Club gurls under her guudance worked to earn the necessary funds needed to purchase expensuve busu ness machunes to establush and expand a busuness machunes class Recognuzung the fine work of the club the Board of Educatuon agreed to match the funds roused by the club each year Durung a fourteen year peruod Muss Neush s efforts resulted un S16 000 worth of busuness machunes purchased for the class The addu tuonal traunung un the use of busuness machunes helped students to gaun more easuly ummeduate employment after graduatuon from hugh school Wuth respect and apprecuatuon we deducate the 1960 ELMANAC to Vera Leone Neush for her unspurung leader shup guudance and numerous contrubutuons to school and communuty I I . I . . , I I ' ' . . . . . , . s 1 1 I I . . , 1 1 ' 1 I I . . . , . - u ' I ,-...-..-...uve-- v ,ww fi ew Y-14 ,MZ g Tr ' '44 , f .T wz- V' fi' ' 1 . , ' ' . ,. ' . f , N-7470. F ,Zig Q ,gi f' I , --.10 , sex-: ' . qt fv ' -we f 1 le afesriigntm u e T gm- -. ,, V 5 aw., V-ft--u lf Q4 -f was T 5 Rectangular design of the wnnclows adds decor to the entrance of the bunldlng l-1 The abstract lanes ofthe title ac cent the drlnkung fountanns Mqwilf IWW' CANCN McMlLLAN HIGHLIGHTED UNIQUE lllllllalgl '-1-i1q' 1.g NXT 'ME ! jfffffffffgzgg i :Inu- We was W lm ll The circular planters suggest the ultra modern ttiigrll Wa 1-1, design of the buuldlng g tm' The low rectangular lmes of the bulldnng are carried out by the alternating wang desngn 4 V L , I Il - . I . f' 53811. M ' s , T - , g can - T. T fl' V f,,. ff s--Em' V 1 I , 4 2 J T ll EA , I - . I gk .I-,-. , I r g I l ln wi l g r Q. -- I -nz ti . H M T - M : , ' , , ' K : A 2 ? W g trellis 5 - V, ' -'i'P!9wT '?7'f4? ' Anclent archutecture helps mod ern deslgners by using the zlg Zag pattern of support Artlflclal nllumlnatlon hlghllghts archltec ture Gfxr ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN K X11 eff 4 'Z'- Q ,sd T Windows lend beaut along with natural In ht Y 9 X ,Q Y mg forthe classrooms lllfl as The landscapmg IS made complete by the add: 5 tlon of modern planters that decorate our courts l . . I I I l l , V - 6 1 l . - . .... . . . - rf: ,ff , ., if i' 1 ' Mil! Fl O l l I l I 1 A ll... -VU- l'7l '.'-2 -T1-f V Tim' Q 5 . JL! Tx . .V ' L1 B17 1 -jc ,gf X 1 I - A S1535 -Hi ' s A T A t if so 1, :rp . . . ,, .t X-A-,,,. qt ' ? J- is l fl 'ff-,' ff ,gym-, - Q- ' 'tgwi ,A ' N 5,55 of u u , T ' ix 5151? , : 1 , ,Q-'?'11?2?5llQ I Y THE HGNOR WAS TO ACQUIRE UNDERSTANDING Q-Q L TO REFLECT CUR INTERESTS T0 DEVELOP SPORTSMANSHIP ...U New TO REACH OUR GCALS TABLE OF CONTENTS EDUCATIQN W ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ASSOCIATION ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPATION SPORTS GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT SENIOR ACTIVITIES 3. ,-r. nik' I V , , , ai ,Sie zz' . 1+ I JIIgIIII?i3i2m'I 52255 gin 'v f L ! . I ' v sb , Q X9 Ai ' A Y C WWE 4- . Mrk 6, in Q- EDGE iw qw V!rllf ' 195 5331 N X Education at Canon McMillan Joint Sensor Hugh School was made possable through the tnreless eFforts of admumstratuon and faculty as they gunded 1 O30 receptive newcomers from Cecll Canonsburg and North Stra bane School Dlstrlcts Students became acquamted wuth facnlntues for all facets of educatron academic, general, commerclal, and vocational Frlendshlps and classroom GCfIVIlIeS combined to make a hugh school education a most memorable and valuable period In the student's life. 'I3 l Sw 'tt f 5 bln 0 2 1 V f- ' 2 I I , tlngilf 1 2 1 .ff.Ei'f23fl n' ' t ' W ,W .Q.,., 4' uk if-fc t 1 ... iff p t 4 l 'll 5 l E l 'fi l N ' 'l F3 XB J l N- l . fy t l ef ff' I Mrs Aretta Lochrun Secretory MR R J O CONNELL Secondary Admmnstrafor Canon McMnIlan Jolnt School System 'I5 Mr Quincy A DnYenno Pnncupal Canon McMlllan Sr Hugh School The Class of 1960 shared wuth all of us the honor prestnge and dlgnlty of bemg a part of a new school You as students contrlbuted greatly toward making our first year a success Your unaty an thoughts wards and deeds, an splte of your prevuous hablts and customs, overcame many obstacles whlch may have thwarted others your sense of pride In bemg a part of some thmg new and dufferent created a totally new spnrut whlch IS Canon McMillan and finally your desure to absorb all the knowledge and expenences possible was encouraglng now that the opportunltles of a broader and more varled program exlsted In strlvmg to organize and admlmster to a new school I have been proud and most appreclatnve of your understanding, tolerance, and cooperation Wuthout the coheslve eltorts of the teachers and students the work K? Mrs Dorothy McCollum Secretary Nav' Mlss Sandy McGmms Secretary of the admvmstratlon would have been insurmountable We can only succeed when the unlty of purpose and achlevement IS a sustalnlng force Canon McMullan exnsts for the students It IS here to glve you a program adapted tothe Interests and needs of all students ln a sense the hand of knowledge, of traunung of opportumtles ns extended to the students lt only remauns for the youth of the Canon McMullan Jonnt School System to grasp nt and to utulnze at as an and to growth, to maturlty to understandmg, and to success ln thus yearbook The Elmanac we hope that our efforts, our tnals and tnbulatlons, our experlences have been totally and accurately recorded To the Class of 1960 I extend my personal congratu latuons and best wishes for success and for the fulflll ment of hugh promise Q A DlYenno , . , . . . . I I - . . I . . . I 7 . . . - .. I .. . i . . . I . ' . .. . ,, ,, . . 16 BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW 1 Domlnuc Ansta Mullen Secrefary R J Qumn Vlce Presuden? Dr Sieve Pehka Mrs Stella Manolas J Glenn Mc OConnelI Mnchael Nackoul Presudent John Wlllmm Muller Elmer Burger Raymond Shook GNN MR ALFRED DELUCIA Asslstan? Pnnclpal Canon McMillan Sr Hugh School Dr Eugene Durso Mano DnPalma ROW 2 George Hutchnnson Frank DeLost Alex Saut John Abraham E M Lheureau J Walter Polasky Raymond Mclean Edward Polosky James Powell Howard Stevens Mnke Kusturuss Samuel Rodgers Frank C Roney we-mai -.L i.....4 S haha' 5 Ina M. Hoch 4 Guidance Counselor Junior Class Advisor i' Adelna Zdanowslu lrbranan Q? 11 Doug Rose assists Janice Kormazm wnh drawing 1 .ni I S PQ U3 mil, me of. 'U F11 U ,iffy Francis P Comer Sr Chorus Jr Band gov louis A Scarcl Sr Band Jr Band Elementary Band N' R.: l , 9 F 4 K I -- ' l ' . . I sewn r ' 1 n . . ' . , -2 m . . lx .531 eff? A , 4 ' bw .aw ,w 1 4 w ' A , 1 I ' l ' F , . R , is ,, .i 4 M ' 1 . . - i J ,af 3 I' I -We xi I Ax . Q . l h If ll K X W . .s- f gkxxt J . W . E 1 I I 95 - if ,QQ F lIQQwf?+2 Thomas C Quirk .lr Ari Supervisor 'P' f 4:24, Carl A DlSlblo Athletic Director En lush ll Spanish I ll Marguerne A Hles L lnl ll Newspaper Advisor IY5 Sandra M Pehka 'Mr French l II English 'IO N., French Club Advisor Zi Lorralne Gromaclu glves descrlptlve theme on famous pamtlngs In Sensor Engllsh MENTAL DISCIPLINE Arthur R Harvey English II Asslstant Track Coach N5 is 'VM5' -me-f Elizabeth Pashlxevlch English I0 Newspaper Advusor Elma K Pantek Englush 'II 12 Wayne W Sommertleld English 'IO I9 Helen D. Brownlee English 'I2 Senior Class Advisor Thomas Stanko Eng Ish 'II I2 Assistant Basketball eww ,Mr-ng Coach ,JG MQW' 1 Sophomore English students learn correct mtroductnons I' , ' ip A If ' V ' V , ,B f' I I, 1 I I I W , Q I Ifuhu I 1 . 2 ' I ,tm I as :wel I I I , AL , ' I :, . I:' I l 8 fa EA H lg rl ' 'T' ii: I itll .X Y . ' W, f ' , , ,rr l I -, , ' of V Q Q , ,,, iii I fiihl WMA 1' M Q- 1 . - W,-, . ek zu -g x I I . M Z KE l j I ff? ' I ME it sp at so .x x X Naomi S. Book Biology F.N.A. Advisor Dorothy J. Paulochik Biology Robert L. Gray Physics Basic Moth Benzene Ring Adviser William M. Paul Chemistry ...NRQM Junior High Football Coach 'Wind ,,., Q img I yyi A . Ld' , K in M J' .6 fy! Q . ,f A 1 Q , .., I '- L 47 1 ' -A 31 1,-. A ' . ,Mx he-wf NATURAL SCIENCES STIMULATED ANALYSIS 4- am ,Q 1i ' 1' Tig ,Y ,q,,-- V fr' 42 Q' AugustJ Bethem Trigonometry Solid Geometry Algebra Applied Math Hi Y Advisor Senior Class Advisor Junior and Senior Play Director rank Matz Basic Math Algebra I II JohnJ Salamone Plane Geometry Basic Math Thomas A Smith Algebra I Basic Moth Plane Geometry Hi Y Advisor Ziggle Sobolewski sets up experiment in Chemistry Class I. Wffw AVA 459 -2 vb' M F6-1, 9, 4 '4E ' John C Ross Problems of Democracy Buology Golf Coach Anthony V Paesano Problems of Democracy Asslstant Football Coach Asslstant Basketball Coach Marnana Mehaffey American History Student Councll Advlsor John DArngo Amerucan Hlstory Mr Banner points out polutacol dlvnslons of South Amenca SCCIAL SCIENCES AIDED SELF EXPRESSION James E Banner Sf ,vb Ci f ff ,fy PS4- World Hlstory Economlc Geography Track and Cross Country Coach Hank Kuzma World History Basketball Coach Louls J Popnolkowskn World History -'Eve ff' Mr Poplolkowskl lectures on World War Il Business English l Commercial studenfs type on IBM Iypewrners VM Kafhyrn B Johnston Bookkeepung I Shorihand I II Typlng II Jean Ann Kappler Typing I Busmess Englush Tn H1 Y Advisor Erma Jean Scarsellaio mg I Business Machmes Yearbook Advisor Vera Leone Nensh Shorthand II Ing I 7' as K 'ew Commercnal Club Advasor 'ws s Q Z7 BUSINESS TRAINING EMPHASIZED SKILLS 5' MUN ,,--f 'UQ Pefer S Lucas Bookkeepmg I General Busmess Michael Panfely Salesmanshup Bookkeeping I II Asslsfant FooIbaII Wrestling and Track Coach Varsity Club Advisor Keystonlans Advisor Bookkeeping class reviews Ihelr laurnaIs and Iedgers Irene Manfalls Judy Pallarla and Sylvia Marosz operaie busmess machines 1 ,gsm 6-nik S I X ini. ,fd Ednh J ab Homemakmg F H A Advlsor Donald R Warne Agriculture Physical Science Yearbook Advisor F F A Advnsor Home Ernle Kennell bunlds tranlor wnh modern convemence of Fir' VOCATIONAL CCDURSES OFFERED EXPERIENCE K Roberf Durham Woodshop Jr, Achievement ,v- . V Theodore Glebel EIecIrlc Shop Rrfle Club Hurry H Watters Mochlne Shop F F A Advnsor Aff' Daniel A Caruso Assusiani Jr Hugh Pnncnpal Mechanical Drawing I II Mr Glebel repairs motor an electrlc shop INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLIED James Wolford dlsplays finished producrs In woodshop PGUI WIIIUUSOH USES dV'II Press made 'V' mU'7I e SIWP xgawarfd I,-',,. 4. 24 f lm.1IIII ' v H pf P? ' b 'J Q' 1 . x . I , f- ' I I I r sag I I, 1 , I I I . 1 .' 3, N, RE AL V . 4 . . ,-In MM' :' ..,. A f lg I K M E 93 III , 7 I ' I I, ar 'fi . In f I n IAA : 1 I - x f . fs-'H - 1- - n ' 1 1 Q I H fl! XA II - f , . n Manuel Plhalus Drivers Education Assistant Athletic Director KD fluff' rv' www ,,.f-.rv--' pq .2161 P SPECIAL TRAINING GUIDED DEVELOPMENT Glrl s gym class builds pyramids t , gig ,gi 4 V --tics.. av . Rosalie J O'NeuI Girls' Physical Education Usherette Advisor Rose Walton Girls' Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor Ralph Jellc American History Assistant Football Coach Boys Physical Education Alex Suplnslu Boys Physical Education Key Club Advisor .0--, 'Us Rf e E 'Vw .XX LT I-'G-1 . . F' 1 c -fx.. ' A194 'az'-HA - Y ,,.,, ze xii'-Q 'fx I . gu- .X , X Y as ny' f lfda' . 1' BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Moins, Burns, Horosky, Lhecreu, Demco Haney. ROW 2: Pounds, Smifh, McCarthy, Word, Gos seft, Chesnock, Piccioni. ROW 3: Chrwin, Pritorte, Bowiond, Popeck. STAFFS PREFORMED DEDICATED TASKS CAFETERIA STAFF ROW 1 Horstmon Hanna Grosso Moses Bon Iey Taper Karr ROW 2 Tolzdo DlMuzno Pushkur Thompson Kotcr 'Y ff 55 ,f ITT S? I'- Q' .s Yfs ov' Awww! iwmwf 4.4-sud: gx C sfo WY! W' CUSTODIANS ROW 'I Ycmka Roman Kotyk ROW 2 Repoi Rossero Moody Sedoro l-'I N 1 r ' e U - ' 4 3 I I' 4 , of Q , , 5 W 'Qi' 5, S Yf 1 S H2 ff? , 2' Y 5 , 1 2 , X gi , A , ,, 4,,x. W., , V - '- 3 5 ak M , 31? of. R: W 5 1, ' ' T11 S io ? , ' 3 7 . 2 ' -1- ' I' A L V , .I 1 th 'L .. , :N 4 ,G it T K , ' 1, . 24 3 To A ff S J? , ,' 7 ' 'AJR T ' - .. ' A f A : , , . Q V I '.e 4 .1 0 I VV - , I 1 . R! X - : N137 1 J ' V X I , z A R T ' gg j','4 1 . I , ,V V,-o,,, V, ji 1 l x Y.,- ,.q ,.f 4,. ,MJ S... sw 4'-v-A 4 Z SENIOR OFFICERS Presldenf Alan Nork Treasurer Make Moore Secretary Svephame Kuhn Vnce Preszclenf Jnm Luvmgsfon OFFICERS GUIDED CLASS ACTIVITIES JUNIOR OFFICERS Treasurer Bob DlSlblo Secretary Pahy Ponness Vlce Presndenr Janice Loffert President Tom Spcfaro .LN soPHoMoRE ormcsns ls. ROW I Presldeni, Danny Bethem, Vice Presldeni, Vlc Bell ROW 2 Secretary, Sandy Selva, Treasurer, Sue Wllknson 27 , -e Q :L 13 Y' .gf Nanefta Abruzzl John Alderson john Alger. o Agreecble Future Disc Jockey Very Tqlenfed Q fx Q X X Q. s 1 X' ' 645 'ge ,O 1 IA in nf X Joseph Alhern lorna Amorose , vo lu lg l 1 1 Q gn 'G .ll Q f '4 ll fn 111:04 ' :ug 5 , I:-' Q Q lllulif' ,v lu lil- 'll IW A cs'- QVAQ ,Lp YO John Anderson Ruth Anthony CLASS 0F 1960 PIONEERED UNITY i ig cvs, Q v Sharon Arcurr Eugene Arrugonr Helen Bobelu 'Mlghiy Midget Marvelous Ma1man Sweef Little Lass 4 ' km -. . -- m- ' V , . X f, .1 1 ,n ,455 x 7 x' J- 1 1 I 4 ' I ., ' K-- 1' 1 : 7' J' 5 . - P' 1 ' N kx Q 'P ' . xg :dox- , ,puny r l I W J iiwx J , - f 4 J f . J V., X .1 s ,I 4' li I 4 -I' xy Dancing Champion Smile for All gif' Q55 En . l - 4 L -1 XJ' x 5 i-I y x x, ' i, Nj 1--. i-,I ll! ,. 'lx :gi , ll 1 '-1 ':f is , , N 5, 'f 115: sl l Q p . J 1 A 'Q' ' M-.-.- 1 v - J .- s kr 'HJ ,A l K X 5 ,,, Yi J 4 Ai g . gx f' - A, , ,N- J E Y' Joan Bortkus Tall and Tram Richard Beccarn Jo y 'fx MW., Dianne Backner J., Joyce Beeles Soft Spoken bv! iw. Walter Barbosky Mary Lou Barnharf Dreamer A Laugh and a Half Genlol f' nan: 4 gl Q p o xv' y 1 4'2 Sf ,- Mary Alice Barimck s' Ml Pnl Amnable f ' ,I Q ' 4' -. 1 :io 1 llf,l -l 'I 'll 5 3 I .-l SV' fl A ' -K 1 m.,,2E1lg-- vi 9' O OF THREE SCHCCDL DISTRICTS c Lando Behlmg -I 4 e., A 8 'Q ll' at.. 'I' . .. ' 'vn'1 f. win' ' nn M U a..v..::j ',,4on W - ..:' ,- . H - QQ., 0 1 1 N' 1 :nf 29 Florida Impor1 Paul Belak , Q H., . , I p. 'Q Thlnklng Man '11- n. : fx... 4' 11 U 1151i Darlene Bell Dellghiful to Know 45 M, H :Z 2' 4 V4 I X, an f Qg X W.- I I A T' ' f T ' or for ' Y X ,,' fm A ' v M, h Z F' X ' f , uk ,1 f V 1 fi 4 WM X W V I I .r PP wu- I . 1 r' ,zu l lv 01: - - xx L ' 1 l A ' A . , W! N xo' K 94-'5X, l,', . 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Janice Bodngr 3 Stanley Bostioncic Leonard Bouchy H - f, HL h L-onn Gentle Ways A Real Fnend eo t e u . fp? J '23, mm A 1 Ronald Boyan Robert Boyd Jacquelyn Bradburn Free ond Easy Bug Boss Sensational Slnger TO NEW SCHOOL .IOINTURE Us Norman Brady Non Campos Mentls 4- wf X, Jlm Bnnkley Interested Spectator We wg, fc. ff Larry Brown Elleen Bruno Donna Burchlk Contaguous Gun Good Sport Full of Pep Charlotte Brandon Pretty Eyes Amta Broglna Lively P' '15 ri QS Charles Burgess Rorwld BU I' Greg: Guy Jolly Lough 1'5- xX frtkvlx Hill ,Qin .-.3 it.:-4' I U Geo geife Bushm re Fun Lo 1 g Dorothy Byers I tw ,tl H I' Q m QPPY ' Q K3 Q .als I 'lr vu Q 0 ,' ' ful' I I'x . , I ll 9 4 Bri' 'iq Bernice Byslck Loves to Talk af df I- ,W fp' s-3 'DN 415. fl --sg ,Af if Harold Campbell Beverly Curgovnc Members of Class 1960 Sllolfved 'far 'Y '-Q, lucno Curozzc .lack Ca r Dennis Cosorcua Math Wh z Soda Jerk Mnschlevous z beth C e L fe of ihe Po fy 4 I 'lllll 5 Ch b Je ry Ch mbers .: .:, llc: Q' Lou s Ceccheif Ha wo de e Luclen Ce o ppy Our M chan c A ' 1 MAN U. fr 96 ef jf? , ,sg , vi! CRT' 1' 'Q NIPA4 . HKU gf' BN - - 9 -All-N ' 1 inn., 5 x , K U I I X., Lqwre ce Ch ppo Ronald C anell Ll e Chap A Com C Leadership Enthusiasm Toward Currlculum J- Poirlclc Clark J ck Cole Be ard Colem n Sweet and Gentle Loves to Jump Llked by All , W .9 , - , :Elf a auih n H i H . H sv 4: EA Z ' H-X ff I 7 ' z ' 2 fr r -' 1' ' vw' ,1 I ' ' 74 Aff 5. A 9 ff Y ,'. G 1 , V . ' ' , 5 ,V ' Q .1 . .2 p ' L 1 Q - - - Q I .171 N - Af . ssx 3 H I O : : ' . 'A fx Denni a assol Y Cl ' A Qx Jubilanf ArIis!ically Inclined 4 nqflwxx - - Y '. .QXXQ ,ff WN, M 1' X .ln ':- I U n ,'e:k e I un 1,1 Y ' is ' L 'iv 1 V hs W fm 'ffifr W 'A' 'f . -ww f 'f is h M A as 0 0 Q I 0 , , s 5 'gf x f H 47 ww'-4 Donna Couslns Busy Lmle Bee ,vw we ww' ,f Beverly Crawford Pleasant ' - 4 v T n Y I' 'rn ,. ,. ,, -4 .al George Coleman Wlllldm Cook Carole Corey B hf l Dark Eyes Golden Gloves Champion as u SENICRS PREPARED FCR Davnd Cox Glad fo Help +w.. iv? 'V George Crosson Happy Go Lucky 1 ii' :ll I. I l-:: . I::: 'inf 1 Richard Cross Hand M1 on Joan Cummins 9 t .lr l K -.. Arnold Cushner some Conversont Future Mnlluonalre 9 i'f 1r 'nl CGYOI Cvfflghf Ruta Cutrlghf Anthony Cwukllnskl CUIU1 Blond Cutie Surpnsmg PRESENT AND ANTICIPATED FUTURE fmt! f WL! ' Q I '. CE' Nancy Dagsher Wulham Danley Pleasant Compamon Bashful Enthusnast gil YI- I I IIL ull ill! 38 xi 2' I 1. v if esfxf ggi :wg John Dano U Y Dawg Mr Atlas Charming Ways JN Q 5, fu- if :QQ- X X Donna Day Shnrley Delohn Andrea DelBene Enfhuslcsflc Worker Mass MOIOYEHSH Amaznng AHrubu1e A 4 , ai ,I , A MV l , V A , 1y,, 1,2 E ,, ,, I wry M X I A , . V ..., ag, w X w ., N I , I If? '. N ll U ll A H ll ' ' ll O .,,,k.i 1 I , , ax jf, is 5' .ff ' f Q' 1 4 -M 4. 1 '4 .45 fe H ,W rf ' Z 1, X . P l 3 , z , - , . ' is 4 ., ,, ,L V, A ' ,r Q ' IF' ,f F A , A' wb, sr 'L if ,J K 1 ' 1-A . . ' A A Q . H - H U . .., ..!. ' k ,.4: 'k' Q - ,iisx in rag. .1 ,gg . Y. -v-,, W 4' b' E 'fs ' l , . - ' nfl sf , K i ' 4 f' I ' QXQCQUV 'EH Q 4. . J d ' .', '. -V h . xi Q ' , 4. :JSI ' . ' 'E 'zu X , , ,.' iq Ei Q' g' x , . 'A E f - u 'W' -'lgvx Q5 Judufh Dehere Anthony Dellorso Pew' DEPUOI' Indusirnous Concecllng Ey EUSY G0 '9 Ann Devine Qulet Mnss Members of Class air 1, I 4 f' 's Peggy Downey NOUCY DI-F900 Dave DZlkOWSkI Daydreomer FUN-'fe Bfldeu Crafty Mechanic Pug .ni onfe De,-Ngo Arthur DeThomcs fy Sly cs c Fox Madlynn Dolcnch lovely of 1960 . -N , 5 .- Y X ff s. . Q hx? .fi i hi wr-My X ,, r - U , Q . ll ' Il ll ' fl I' ' If es s V. . ,Q V- W 'Qs - M . HS Iishll ll ll ,1 fx f 'bs ff F , 4, . X u - - If H H my ' -Q 1' X 5 K V 11' Barbara Esslck Sfunmng 4- Alan Eckels Edward Engel Wlllnam Engel Slullful Crazy Characfer Achons wnth a Smale fr pf- Chrlsflne Evans Pleasant Ways ,eq .A ff' va Sondra Federofl Kennefh Felton Soft Spoken The Well Dressed Man Exchanged Hard Work for Learning I ,,.... x G Jumce Ferguson 37 Irene Fetcko Carol Florganvc Neat Dulngent Worker Helpful ' j ' we A f' Y' Expressive Eyes Margaret Forfunalo Joneiie Golesliu Antomette Gasbarrlnl Adorable Lovely Smile FIRST GRADUATING CLASS 'iw Sl? Michele Gayarslu Appreciafes Musuc pm 'W-.Q-1 si sf John Giocobbe Talented Musician' v 1.77 44 ,nv iff + 0' P 0 x Cy lk C gllv 3 f s Q00 I A. ' '- rf Q, 00, r ., ii Virginia Gozvoda Lustrous Blond Hair 40 in V11 Charles Gilchrist 'Best Dressed Guy vs- ? R, ' Q' .-74 ll. I - I I, s I G . f I , in Wt! es li ll' In 1' sv V 511 gf..-v Ronald Gadava Ruih Ann Gonglik James Goodni Shutter Bug Timid Johnny Come Lutey Av Marva Green Andrew Gregus Neat Appearance .54 1- -QP' Lorranne Gromacku Success Bound Spurklmg Smlle D GREAT POTENTIAL gn 2 1,6 I Ill I 11,1 fl 1 --Q A I 'gif' ,iv-.0 Ili 5 5 in! 1' ' ll' -.-.1 ' Ill ul' I l ' Ill ' , .L vt Ill N1 al' l ,f I 1 S Patricia Haley Wllllgm Hull Pat Guadagm lots of Rhythm fx Dons Haddad Personality Plus - w 1: 'S 3 I 39 Hugh Hallam Quiet Oh That Red Halrl Tall and Handsome -09 Agnes Gubasko Goldy Locks if ,sr Patrncla Haggerty Charmmg 1 'ry N f':. 3-is , . ,- . 'U - spite T' A, p 'V . I --- Q - -, X. 5 V ' ,. lg Nfigs fgq Ai .X N, 1 ' w If lv ' - X 't ' 1:5 ' 's X'-53 . ef V f T A , ' 5 , 'T T 'Q.f7fq. k '92 . f ' A I 'I -.. s '5v2 ' he . 'H - , ,- , ., -4, Q: N. - ' Q, ,f , 1 'T' :I :Qgb X Lf: . N N in-,fx . -NL ' .nf rp- sw, - ,f u,.- my .H Q gm: ,.. ,l N iv. ' C-T . 'll 'Q-2.11 1. H. 1. inifr N .J Ku l . 3, an -1 1 1 A , A Tu -,'3 -... ' ,ff 'f .1 ' , f x 5 ' ' , 4V,, A 4 In I -s . tits'-b , ' I 5 was ' 9 T - an-.Q .-wr' 4 f 3? :ar Q. , 3 -N, , n s t- 3 5, j I Y f' A ' . K . 5 . W - 3 '51 :FLA J!! A . I 3 - N N, , , : : .. O A 4-Q-up T Q, -Q, h -1 ' 2 ' ' ' rf 'Q if :4 x J :XRS X , -' h. . y 1 . m : , -,W Q L-5.3. ' N -. 1 N . 'DJ-7 t ' E . x 0,55 J K , ,-.. Y ' rff T X he T : I frri' Q ' 4 , ' . : ' ' in K ' qt f 2.13, i ,ts, - X. I 'Eff : Vit. ' W W5 .Ly 4, 4' 5 Robert Haney Sam Harper Three Letter Man Nlmble Notlons 3 'K nuW':, 1 nxxczx t .I XG: Q1 X gx l Q N H, eugxt x -I I il l n untill! I , y Ill xl your ull vigil' tt Ill Illia ' o Ill ln! 4 K 1 Q ...:-E-'gas .1 ,J 0' I bv Carolle Hams Cheerful 'Wk Mary Haverly Blond Charmer Kathy Hewltt Neat and Sweet 'Q Vx Claudette Herceg Cheerful Personaluty '4 Charles Hlnes Always Smnlmg Class of 1960 Wlfnessed Selechon I qu ltq ,X 1 x Duane Hitchcock Annabel Hodgson 40 Tall Beauty Cute Little Blond K N 1 Ralph Hood Man About Town J ,,. .4'X,. .9 , 2' Y 1 ' ' ll 'ft , , V 3-, V A r ,ATA in , -'nikki I A V ut, . if P U. ' -rt , I J aria 5 - ' ,Q Q , , 1- A f fg , -. , Hu 45 v . , V1 1. Y- mi ' Y 1' , Vg , . jg G .T l A 4 5 4: xx xi .?:f1wiQ,g?5J 1 5 f W qv: f-e , 4 l' ' l .5 A -rfb' ry, f og, M N' ,a..:!n-- K W , rf' , tn a 'XV I l Xlyxll 5.1 8' it r 0 . f X- A l--' A- Nfl ',,0A ' . 5' X . ' n ,IQ 'W fxlx , -- ...f 11 rr ,, - u fl ' ll Hx. ' '--- -.. l J f-' QV X 3 :lj X 1, Q: QQ Z-E. ,t as .,- , 1' ' . ' 'v::: ' f- -..- :. l 1 lk.,,1.t If vs ox l K I ' . Q J ,Q . -f r!f ,A 'Y fe.- N 'A' ' , M I l I I gh' a -f lt o o J ,ef ,. ' f 'f , Q f H jf Y- - ' ' ' , .5 ' 'Y H , , Y. . ff 'L .C V K W ' BEF Q xx if , X-, V . 3 V ,Q ,, . U' I l Y ,is '89 cr' 'ft Patty Hundzlenskl Cute and Tlmld '1 Q'-rv M40 Judy Imperatore Mary Jackson Sincere A Pleasant Smale For All .497 Dorothy Johnston Carole Kahle Dynamic Personalnty Soft Spoken of Bug Mac as School Name I V4 17 'If Janet Hundzlnslu Judith Hutchison Hearty Chuckle Peppy Cheerleader 1 .5 I Ill flla 'fo Ill 1' -P affa sglfolfs nk I P' ip' ' Q ' lll Il- .1 I I I al','n xl ..- nf' K . Ill u .,r L f 'Ill I X! . Y Nr 4-.E Q' Albert Kappeler 41 Jamce Karmazm Jerry Karr Foreign Correspondent Swell Gul ur- -r Welcome Antagomst 'f ' , 'Qi Af.. , 1 s , 't ' . ,1 'ff 'lf' ' H - - H H H 1. H V I Mig '59 Q ,- ' 'Y An H 1, ff: 2 xl fu. 'J x ' A fl , - Av I, ' A .I 5 ,A ,. A ,ffl 1,' 5 ' V fl 1.-v ,, V fy , f-Jn, Au ' 1 ' f'7 '. 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I l '.- f ll I '. l lll W4 es -. . an 1511 ' Q-v' of 9' Q' QN gh Agnes Klobucher Charles Kolsosky Trufhful Wheeler Karen Kofar Nicholas Kouplarus Stephgme Kuhn Delightful Dlmples Ranting Rover Wlnmng Ways Through a Successful Year V I sb Q III1 Ili, I 'I 4 , 11 o 1 H1 1 I Hit, ,Quo 'K ' I Q t . jB .s.. ' I., .ll-' ' lun-- lnn ' , ull' ff 'L ' -I: 'Ill xg ., X W.: ol' Q X- Qrpfa K 6 vq 1 V Nz fs 'I f 5 -'X K - 'f',fL,fe i James R. Lesefka Sleepy Eyes !I ',,,,,.4 , B 1 fix ,: 5-eff' 45 5 1 7ffC'? 1 XJ, I f .1 r 5 'Q M avi wk' Joanne Kushma Manuel Kuslurls Fun Loving 4? ,fs--. 'I' Emanuel Kusturiss Marie Lalli Jo y Spoken For Yi 3. ssls l Charles Levkulich 43 Michael Levkulich Friendly Personality Puzzling Look Pohshed Appearance - Sandra Levlxulnch Sweet and Demure 8 Robert Lewis Man of Dlstlnctncn l'xK' 11' ' -. H52- , n I s 1 X 4' bs y Q:'s 4 rl-in n 0 ,, ' fi -93 Jug ' X rsnfiig ,la xx 33:4 3 Q ss! G5 I O 1 IVV: v -1- Juamta Llggms Gay Personality FYN Patrlcla Llpskn Gordon little Blue Eyed Beauty Comedian ff' N47 James Livingston Donald Lobazzo CI ever and Keen The Wild One SENIORS PRCJGRESSED T0 NEW pn-,K qv Juduth Louls lik 1,- Steve Maclk 44 Patricia Mader Thoughtful Bra d wn an Muscle Puzzlmg Gnn WMMQM ,. 35, Donald Malone Beverly Mandus Ann Mantalis Future Mechanic Enthusias1ic Newcomer Eye-Caiching Dresser IW' vm AXE N. fl'l ff f- 'f '1 fl. C Q nl , v ,lr ' I Irene Manialls Alan Mark s :Xxx I Llkeable Friend chve leader -,gate I F I ,y?N , I . III Ks, .Fai ll 8 ' 5 : iqle liteagkv lm Qin 357 ull fi .ff , In I 1 U Kathleen Markel James Marley Llve Wnre Merry Maker HEIGHTS IN SCHOCJL SPIRIT url LK 'Wx :fx ve., Carol Maron 45 Sylvna Marosz Joanne Martaranu Neat and Gemle Chic Cheerleader Friend to All I M gg ,j g: . . 5:2 -qw, , 433- ,'- 0 'I , f 'au , I-l 2 ,I , , . I Va 4 . nl. A I 4 v ' -,O 'I lk l ,I - 'I I :Ll .X. ' 1. 'ho 'Uv ul H- - ,, ,,. ,, , I A' I- A Q I ,. ff , 'Ni ,VI ...af .' 1 .'.. ,. ' U: f Q X ll , :.- DA' I ., 1 , L Q 5 x-. .Q Y! rf A . X . , . .4 , Ml 0,,l c, -it 1' - Nj , I f gal far I: .' bl C 2-lr I ' I I . . N? X ,Q 9-1 Q. Q l L xx 4-4 X. 'N . X . d A 1 1-fn e ' I . new - xy I . Q . lell 'Ui Kaaren McEwen Cooperahve 1'- New Charles Melnyk Quiei Speciafor 1 James Matrogan 1 if Robert Maughan Edna McConnell Jovual Sleepwalker Senior Class Conducfed Preschool 1' Barbara McGranf Genlal Dolly Merante Loads of Fun 'NJ I ., Wt-ff' Pafricia Mercer James Milbower A ile d ' 46 XS MW , - 11 , Joseph Milioto g an Attrachve H appy Yo Return Carefre eu .fm 1 A an Q Behy Muller Gary Mohler James Monor Pretty Red Hgrr Mad Scnenhst Sulenf Guy Gel Acquamied Parry A A x Vlrglnlo Morrison Charmang Ways 'pf' .74 AM Palrlcla Moscovlc Unpreductable 'TY' Christ Monnodes Donald Moore Unexplamoble Carefree Comedian 3 Reber? Moore Susan Moore Intellectual Hpufufe Nufsef' or L Erna Jayne Munger Devllnsh ' ' ,M f N V Q42 . , 'Q' It 2 if ,M ,FE , ,W , . ,fr Q 4, m V vi A -u J, x ll ' If Q N df x 1 7' ' '44 W 'digs 1, My 'Q W 'ai .A 1-yr ' 3 w. 'K' r ' U' ,.. 'fl 6 . f 'I V. A17 ' f p I P- 'rx Yr. 9- Dorothy Murgel Jean Myers Carol Nockey Humorlst Dependable Sincere fy' 'WN Patncua Novak Walter Novak Tolkatnve Contagious Laugh f.,y9b'f-xftu all Thomas NOVISRI Stanley Olenn Friendly Man of Many Talents Senlors Expressed Theur Dramatic M Chflflei OIm'n5kY Davud Olmnnsky 48 John ONe1I HUPPY ECW' Conservative Dreamer '4 - so -gs- . , 44 5' mf fi.- H - n n H u - H Z' u , .-- 1 if A ., , Il ' ll H ' 2 ries: 1 1' fr, no -.. ,Q b 3 N. sf, an 2 ,AI K V X N ' ll ll ll I O C .f , 1 4 ' 3 . f cf ' if - xx' MJ1' I- to e 'fe 1 , , 3 , t r s ' ,, 1, ,, . ,, ,, ,, 6,112 p , 'H ' sa X , 731: -J W. 511 ,, 4, fr ,fu 4 ,W , Z W 2, NL' A' Leon Orfosky Cheerful Optimist at-Ha-' f, Tw-B? Judnh Pallarla Stella Q Q9 1-r Cecllna Passleu Ruta Pashdenos Alhlehc Casual Ways If ,AW ,4 . ,f ,rf 1 f il W , f fn. K Q? Josephine O'Shinsky Kennelll Paige Consiclerate UMWUY5 Smiling - 0 1: if 1 -rf' Fulure Siar Pleasant Q5 i 8 550' ff' 'lla I N x Q Ibn It Q . Q N N S ll. 'Qs Talenf In Their Play Down 'ro Earfh rm QT' Maurice Pulrene Robeff POWERS Suqye Cfdffy Ci 12 Carol Pendergrass Full of Cheer X I Ml 7 Q . . . Q Q H 11 H If X Qi, J 6 . ' N XX l Q' 5 5' 'Z fv' x ,V A, 'X g , Q, A Q w , , , . L r I f Q 5 , al AE . f - , x . 1X l . Q A , ' , 3 E, 45 Iggy! A Y ,z A I A 'Y- ' ' U f V I gg.. vv f di V - ' s I Q V' ' ' g 1. v ' .. ' ligllzalx, F is je ,Q Q-.4 '11 Donna Phllllps Unprednctoble W ,Jr Vxolo Prechmk Friend Yo All S if 5 Donna Perluns Perfect Secretory John Pefro Mary Phlllppe Council Chief Really Gets Around DINNERS TRCPHIES LETTERS ffl? Joseph Pncclonn Handsome Lcd Nofw 1-V John Pmchok Mannerly ,QW I :?1K ' '31 1 ykxxxb 4' B .ax iq 0 ' N S4 f LZ? i 9' 'sae I M I ' ,nggilv ' Z '26 I :af fe-J . - fa un f , iulf, , H 'f N ll. 'il Q I fa-'V , 'Surf 25 H' - 5 gp' s xl Q .iv U Gy pl Ss ouns Pogoreltz Sondra Poluslxy Sondra Poo Gods Guf to Lmle Women Spqrklrng Eyes Dancing Fee' I 3 f ' - ' JN I if , 1' -I ll' Q A 1 I I E ,f '- 10 '16 1, 1x Q cl.:t.s Fw' A ' A X- , X X - x T f' ZW el' -.YN J- V , g.Wxw,9,.g A J Q --V ' hs ' 3 5 o '99 ' ' . . . 14 f 1 Q W 1 - 11 I I' 9 H H I ,L , . x I lat'-'X , 'Q' X x V K MP, 9 , I 4 1 9 5 r. j 'QnV' 'jj , 'Q' nf- 3 , In . x!gx'. - H, V - Q A su' rx .P Srhlrl ' os ' x 1 ' VW 9,4 if , all Q-1 ,, ' Cs A 1, . ' xl xl . 1 i gg.. 'SQ' 04 X .5 'J x I J L F . ,' 4 z ff. wx , 4 A T in , 'x I 'U' 4 1 - - r f' ,L L . U , - Q . ,, ,, , ,, ,, . TN qi . 'VR ,4 Pl 0 vi. 95?14,f, - Q, My ' K f , ' Q 'K 5 -W 3 ,,,. T ,gn -, gi 2 'rf 1 M. Robert Polosky Eileen Popovich Robert Pritts Ticket Flicker Toctful Witty Remarks HONORED SENIOR ATHLETES. I Q! 1 I n Iii U41 jll Nl K u ug Ill! ini ls I'- lv gy Eugene Puchl Friendly Chap 5+ f Sondra Rcdmsky Wonderful and Winning 1-lx '2 '- Peter Quartu re Easy Going W 4-'x ward Rcfclsiu Great Disposition 'Vx 1' '4 sf Reserved Never a Dull Moment Silent Individual , 1 , 5 ff ' 'ar X so' , , 7 E. 4 .is r' fl 7 - ,. ' R' ' F 4' ' 'f -W X 4' . . . V At ' I l lax I . I 4 . ,, . ,, If - H 1 ,,il,...- I A - i I - 1 'I- , ,c 5- ' 1,-ov' f wrt , I SX.- Q ' , N R i E 1 E ,-3' ' x . ' J fi' . Ed . U . x - ' 'Ph , ' N .VW-f K A - . N x xi ,Lk E , E R X E f. f' ' , is il f 2, ' M' r ig N - Z' wa. x X X fr , .. - 5 il3f5 A ' i I E, , E .E 4' f ' - I Q, KA nj, 5 E , 1 E V 2, f ' 2 Edith Reichert Joyce Resetar 51 Allen Reynier 'Greai Grapple Af '! ' Jaw Donna Richards Marcheita Roberfs Jack Rodd Gay Chcmerer Blond and Blue Eyes Outsiandmg leader it Mn-'f QW Q James Romng Harold Rose Daddy Long Legs Arhshc Genius QI, W ,rl A.. S J: . . wr J IFN- 3 K 5: 'lr 'iff I. Jack Rosemun Donald Ross Good Naiured DON -IUCN SENICRS EXCHANGED PICTURES 5' If 1:57 John Rossero James Rozanc 52 Donna Jean Ruby: r Our Laughlng Boy Nice to Know C' 1- wi- f,,. ? Kid.: A 'n X AV 'J' if xx n Q ,'., N ',L !..' f ' V M Q an A - an 2 .Q l 1 i r QA - I A X , ev, at 1' 4 4 f s.., f , i , I ., f A ' . 4.5 A . 5 If 'L' f' ' aff A 4-Sf A 1 J I SJ , .1, 5 N, 6 .. 1 .. Il' - 3 J al U . Q . I r ,W 5 ,' . I ' I I ll, X 1' Nancy Rybarslu Wlllmg Worker 1' ,1 5 FQ Barbara Rudge .lacquelnne Russell Peme and Damfy Qulzzncal Elizabeth Sacco Sernous 43' Mary Sacco Margarei Safko Partlcular Friendly Personalny Paul Russell Truck Whiz X . 457 f hd ul ll' nl' Ill' WSWV I-3' V ps 1 If il' ' I- --I l n 17 441 llf' - -1 -4- - Q Ll-...g, AS TOKENS OF REMEMBRANCE. N..- Qvx 'Ui Mary Sams 53 Barbara Saver Good Intentions COhgenl0l aj 142 in V Q 9 J K 5 X Jack Schmndt Capable Caddy ,.f- WY 'X 6 ' Q f' ' f by in ' .V i 4 ,, ,V . , g IAA 4 'ff I V ' 1 if ,th ,,r,f, X 7,1 , ., I il f . + ' M I W 1 . f V :Al QW' gf? V I W , ,ai ' I ,, , Q , A Q1 4 - .N 'f 7 l Q Q L ,fc I W' ffm 1 t If 1 N I ' 5 A I I ' . 5 5 I l - I ' 1 -9' 4 I 1 ,t, ' . - ll ' Q - ' sl MUYY Sclmofe Sdndfd 5Cl'lUlfl Barbara Sebella Quiet But Friendly u of Energy Likes Them Tall SENICRS SET FINE EXAMPLE Q1-iii: 1-s--r 1 .1-:a fngs 5 Wise MW Darlene Sharek Fred Sharp Attractive Dependable I' V9 if-S Patty Shaw Ray Shook Inferesiing Tall and Terrific John Shuba Hidden Abiliiy UL' I DX u u lx':' L In I X1 1 .aawg gvi xx 5- x vii I ll ll' tilfl ll U' -1 '2'I'A ,elf A Illllliillga K ll llll ' ,S uml.'-5' l nw VIII .nil 'MINE ell... -.t , gl-Il 1.4: lg- QIKXVI . 'l.:lIll Q nf hw 1-3 1 V Barbara Simpson Charles Simpson Gen1Ie' Mad Drummer use . ' I .A , 1 A 'fn I g h ,, Q 1, ., , , , ff A A ,f V A f' , ' awww, i , ,, A , 1 Q i w ' ll S , . f, Donald Simpson Tom Sitarik El'-wine Slvflli owing Cyclist Unpredictcble Perf and Petite FCR UNDERCLASSMEN Na 'Q i it Y :SQ P' Qbty 14 rf' 492' 'll . 4 f 'iff' 'Q . . in . I 6 Kent nes 5 : -.F ' ' 6 Smooth sgclncer N Y' Darlene Sluclak Fun To Be Wnth 3,44 'T Donna Smnth Marne Smnth S5 Robert Smnh Sunnny Smiles Remarkable Trng Whnz Dorothy Sloka Pretty and Pollte T Walter Smlalelx Intelligent lmp 1,9- Wullnam Smnh David Snyder Dorofhy Sobonsky Wlllmg to Help Beomnng Lmle Bombshell .xv nit Nev' Zugmund Sobolewslu MOYY 50l0m0'1 Clever ClGI'IflElISf TINY MISS f1 v y5.,fY w sENloRs SCUGHT GUIDANCE Stanley Sowmsky Marne Sowlnsky FFA Enthuslcst Cheerful Leader 11 11 -v -f-sa., My Lucuon Spolla Loss Spencer 56 DOMIU Spina Young Mon Wnh c Horn ReInoble HEXQUISIYGH rv :fl 1 A QL- l ' .W ' 1 1' 'fm A , . 1. 'I 45' H - . H H - H H4 H . V V i-vigil 1 '-f ' 2 W' . ., ,,,,g fa . Q f 4 A ur 'So ' -f. A E ,W Q r ' Q- .a L K, ,f . f '44, -ff-Q4 ' , .1 ' ' '-X ' ' A K x uh-Q .Aff ' . s f 1 3 x .i '-Nw gil! .I fa ' - H n - ' H ' I AQ' Q ' V 4 I '75 'X N 'Lf' , y K .fl fi f X .5 ' ', Z f Q , 4. I 4 ' A J 1 l 1 A W - 1 A ': ' 5 K, ll ' I . ' H rf n ,ff ll' ' Y' AMW Zf K3 'fn Darrell Siadnnk Devlllsh Chaplain Uhr' Consfance Stewart John Stlmmel Graceful Hof Rod Kmg 5 19 vm Donna Shnespnng Ann Sioufler BubbImg wIll'l Energy Lovely Songs1ress 11 MW A4 A.. 1 Sz 14 1- is H 4 Q Z, Ar LL any ,619 4 Doroilwy Sfafford Robert Sielner Angelic Singer Happy Harrier an wx FOR FUTURE VCDCATIONS. 9 X -I Joycelyn Stubenbordf Soclable I' Delphm Sfyperk Vlvacnous 5 Louise Subrnck Always Neat A M . -'-- , ' - M , ' ' ,ff A V . ' 'W ,- f?f'W , , ww ,45 I .- 42 A M.M,,,,. 1 f 3' 4 +- ' ,rw W- - ,- V v fftlff. , ,, , . Q. , , J , , 1 5 f ff 'mf' 9- .I g Q, ' 5 ' 'f nf -1. -rw . fy y. ,' !y1Q23,4 'fe fYz' , U '-'gg' ,Lf ,f ,-I 1475 C' , , - W f 6 r' 1 Q Q f fm. - ' A ' , f li? M, M ' iw Wfwf 4 y , 42 X.-'f 'V f Vw, ll ' ' ' ll U ' ' ll H ' ll ,w 'H ' M, Q- 4 va- . E4 3 I rf' H H ,, . H X , 1' ww F W 1 H y A i .fi ln! Ep if 5, 1 Q ,L J Yr 7 x ,r ,xl 1 JI' .H Q., bm' R5 P' L ' ' 4: or ' L 1' f as 'A 's J , 1 A Andrea Jean Sulkowski Pessimistic ,LV Q2 M A , ' V Q , .Ola-Q I x - . 1' J' . -K., Y ' AN 'C Q-.N 15: , . is V I . L1 V N'--vi ik Y 5' 'V V 1 Z., . , '- ,T A, ' .gmriifskfff f. 4-it Wvsqff' ,, Carol Susa John Douglas Svihla Sophisticated Latent Achievement COLLEGE APPLICATICNS WORRIED ,A Charlotte Svutek A Character .Al 1l 1' 'J L 4. ,1- n James Tarr Math Whiz 0- Donna Dae Tatone Hurry Tenelboum Exqunsnte Choreographer Mlllnonalre Prospect 'Wu if Terence Teodorn 58 John Thompson 71 Madlyn Thorton Mr Sacnahte HI-'mble Poised 44 , , ,, H ,, . ,, 'Af ' ,Q , cg V' ' ' H Il I - u Il , A W .'s .- 4 ' R , 1. V th 4 ,K P . f , s e 1 P - . 4 gfaimffif -33 Y ., . A ,rf 5 ' ,fir , rihtlw . , - J or e . J' - 4 -tw 1 1 Ni V ,. fl' Francis Trebel 1715 vw 'Qs Nr Ni Bonnie Trylko Variety of Talents M Joseph Tunczek qgnehc Pefsonginy Pleasantly Mnschuevous AMBITIOUS SENIORS Qxyn 45 N4 lll nl' nl' n:: 25-- ll l:-- l Q5-' ,png ? S. bl N ,J t r Pamela Verner Radiant Smale ,If 04' js 1: ii 1: :' 1:5- Patricia Tyman Quiet Ways 95 A I ll' ' ill! I1 5 Q Harry Verakls Cool Slxdern -JV arf Danlel Verona 59 Martha Vomer Brawny Gentleman Artistic Ways Marie Urbanclc Pleusmg Z Larry Vercheck Mr Touchdown pr WV Charles Wagner Realnshc , x 69' joan Wolyeu Robert Wansoluch Superb Nnghf Owl link rw' '7 xx s'Y X CMNKX gli 5-ff ' l xirfi J Mary Ann Wesolo k 'QB g 1 4' HH lp ' 9 ' fu h 45 fi' f 4 ,101 ix, Energehc 5-J Paul Wlllunson Sulent One Jean Whnte Benevoleni 4 'Q 4'-' Larry Wnlmot Demon C ass of 1960 Graduafed Wl'rh Prlcle Joyace W lson Capable 'N Zllfm Ijlohn Wolford 60 John W gh! Deep Vonced Analytical 4' nf Rchard Wyl d Op! m s?c O tlook ICN Kenneth Yarkos Carol Zlmqk Slenf Strange C te and Dc my Ns., CN -.1 Ma y An Yamka El zabeth Yanos lc Kn Hung Sensaf on Amb t aus Wo ke I 'X I AJP ff 1 LM 1 KS IIIIAA 1 --aw -milf! 's A vf,45 , xi!X,lf?.'i' IS? :ini 1 FQ 'N v lg' Day S mall Tyllxo M Solo on R Antosh R Ba ton and A Kappeer select class r g des gn fo Classes of 1960 1961 1962 In Themselves and Their School .LIU 1 Q5 Iadlhtx ' - ll-l is l fo 11-l Q Q o ,J X., bt! Sen o s enloy food and con ersahon n cufeterc KX xx sl I 'Vw f 'gs' 1 gy f ?N D 1. A I V1 1 1 N. is - ' . n - ' , . KVM ,, ' g l wr' fl' f 2 '-me r T Ge' G ffl gf '41 ' :V mf, -17.1 kY ' II., Q! ' i f H ., i ff ...EEE 0 2 U Elk 51 ff' ' - 0 W A 1 iw: 1 l 9' Q! Q r. if - Q 1 a u r - N 5 X 1 .11 H ,1 ,il ll? ,- 4... . , :- mv ,, Hi. A 'S 161 'I --. 3-,yvffx iii! ' 1 I Q - I ' A Qfo I J-I 1 2 , I .1 all I 'nah N . l l 'l S cd I '4 f 2 V x - 1 , WQQQ - 6 - ' tl l 3 , 5 1- 14 1 l ' ',' Vg!! ,I W I . 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A N -A :Qing t Y as .J XM t I V, l. i 1 ,.. ',' 1 :rf ' 6-i s Lg: of if Q6 ,f 4 L vfiy, 1.72, 4? if l .i Ar' f-0 J' ,. ,JJ ,Q 4:1 . ,H Anna Jacanin John Jackson Larry Jackson Shirley Jankowski Edward Jindra David Jobkar Carol Johnson Carol C. Johnson Patricia Jones Mary Jane Jordan Carol Kanish Keith Kappeler Renee Kassab Wilma Kausek Evelyn Kelso Barbara Kemp Daniel Kemp Jerry Kerr Loretta Kerr Roseann Kerr Helen Kesnowski Thomas Kilinsky Margaret Kirkpatrick Rosemary Kirr Susan Klinehoffer Diane Klink Louis Kloska Janice Kobert Charles Kohl Andrew Koller Gary Kordella Gary Kosem Joseph Kubacki Donna Kuchera Anita Kutkowski Victor Lalli Edna Lauderbaugh Edgar Lauther Joan Lavrich Rodney Lee Downey Lemon Lorraine Lemon Mary Louise Lengyel Carolyn Lesniakowski David Levin Mary Ann Levkulich Penny Lewandowski Karen Lheureau Leon Liggins Victor Lipari Joseph Livolsi Janice Lottert Ruth Ann Longo Catherine Lucrezi David Ludwin Carl Luisi QUCTA FRCM MAGAZINE SALES. Gloria Maggi Mary Ann Moggi Irene Molincski Rilo Manolos Potfy Marosz Elizabeth Marshall Carol Marlin Roy Marlin Jerome Mothia Joe Mavrich Rosellen Maxwell Polly Mazza Jerry McCarrell Kit McCollum Barbara McElhaney Karhy McFee Terry McVerry Howard Meloy Mary Ann Meyers Joyce Miller Nick Milone John Mohler Diane Monaco Geraldine Mondin Anifa Monsour Dennis Monlecalvo Beverly Moore Carol Moore Joe Moore Shareen Moore William Mounts Potty Murray Rhoda Myers Jane! Nofole Keith Neill Siocey Nicolas Sfonley Nieman Carol Obloclc Sandy Ogrodowski Vicky Ogrodowski Frank O'Korn Judy Olshoclx Sandy Oluich Delbris Paige Nancy Polak Donna Popefti Bill Peffer Donna Perry Samuel Perry Darlene Phillips Bill Pogochnick Suzanne Poivre Potty Poness Slanley Popovich Donald Price Donna Price -0 . 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V , ,wx gQ,,ZyQ he MANY WORTHWHILE PROJECTS. 45 Q14 2921 , , J ff 5 i , 52 Q, gn, .. x I ,fm a -ff as ,,, 1 , , J Ag? 4, 4 M if iff , -v X-1 A s lik Amiqf F' M -, Nf i' 2' ,H ' , ,- i ,. N f 1-ff X. ,41 Diane Supinsky, Robert Yoho, Patty Poness, Marie Esselstyn, and Paulo Howard receive prizes as recognition for outstanding salesmanship in Junior Magazine Sale. Valerie Sulkowski Dianne Supinsliy Karen Susak Nancy Svitek Sandra Svitek Madeline Sweetie Marian Sweton Patricia Szalonski Robert Szalanski Terry Tiedy Ruth Tinsley Tony Tirmacco Judith Tunney Judith Uram Carol Urbancic Ronald Urbas John Wasuchno Dorothy Watson Martha Wilson Sandra Wilt James Wolford Betty Wooten Donna Lee Yamka Robert Yoho Geraldine Zaccone Ricky Zccour John Zadakis Bernadette Zaken Frank Zawotski Dorothy Zeman Petra Zienkiewicz Larry Zima Richard Zovack Helen Zullo Lenny Zullo 504-Mr. Durham ROW 'l: Jo Ann Capozzoli, Kathleen Briar, Constance Budkey, Cheryl Burt, Patricia Cerbe, Deanna Briggs, Carol Bock, Gloria Buyan, Eileen Bozovich, Jean Celio. ROW 2: James Caldwell, Larry Cain, Gary Cadez, William Burgess, Richard Brower, Richard Cauthen, John Campbell, Wesley Campbell, Frank Bo- haski, John Cherokee. ROW 3: James Cara- zala, Stanley Carpetta, Wayne Cannon, Mi- chael Chambers, Frank Burchik, Raymond Borden, Ernest Chapman, David Bryce. ,,V t . I ,J f. EMM, , .wi f -. ..t ll- i g Sim SOPHOMORES PREPARED TO FOLLOW IN 507-Miss Paulochik ROW l: Carl Beaumont, Sam Autrey, Jerry Benard, Frank Battistone, Joseph Belfiore, Law- rence Alvino, Danny Bethem, John Baumgar- ten, Lance Baumann, Lawrence Backner, Louis Biers, Lawrence Benard. ROW 2: Alice Adams, Kathleen Berty, Naomi Albertini, Juanita Al- verez, Rose Marie Andy, Velma Bedison, Pau- lette Adamiak, Leona Beadling, Tina Bistarkey, Alice Black, Darlene Barsody. ROW 3: John Adams, Joseph Bartnick, Clarence Bebout, Joseph Bell, Henry Armstrong, Robert Andrews, Tyrone Anderson, Bernie Augier, Victor Bell, Robert Blosnick. , 'Q l 505-Mrs. Boak ROW l: Donna Dagar, Beverly Coleman, Jan' ice Cox, Margaret Dayak, Mary Jane Cherry, Janet Crocker, Patricia Coen, Andrea Coleman, Georgetta Cleveland, Carolyn Crosson. ROW 2: Karen Cox, Darla DeBaker, Gloria Czar- necki, Connie Derrico, Henry Chuba, Albert Cook, Wayne DeeBee, Thomas Deakin, Ger- ald Dantry. ROW 3: Ronald Churilla, Lawrence Davis, Robert Clair, Robert Cooper, John Coligan, John Debnar, John David, William Corwin. g .,,. lg, ,Nr y,, Q ,.j,, - . tl r 601 -Mr. Salamone ROW l: Rebecca Dupesko, Donna Gohacki, Helen Esselstyn, Lois Gohacki, Marilyn Engel, Susan Dunlap, Mary Gazvoda, Ernesto Ghelar- ducci, Margaret Dupesko, Nancy Furlong, Linda Galloway. ROW 2: Stephen Drazick, Edward Garbaski, Henry Foley, Donald Fox, Virginia Dietz, Gloria Diana, Ruth Gifford, Chester Elewski, Lawrence Donnelly, George Goff, Tami Ely. ROW 3: Richard Eckels, John Dietz, Stephen Dunn, Louis Dohanich, William Dvorak, Gary Furlong, John Few, John Dornon, William France, Frank Gasper, James Evans, William Donnelly, FOOTSTEPS OF PRECEDING CLASSES. l or ., ,L Y.. 603-Mr. Sommertield ROW 1: Ruby Kennell, Janet Knight, Mona Kolsosky, Norma Kosharsky, Helen Kappeler, Phyllis Inghram, Carol Jackson, Christine Kontomanoli, Myra Kelley. ROW 2: Michael Korba, Barbara Koch, Dorothy Kucan, Leslie Krum, Joyce Jaap, Gary Kappeler, Ronald Johnson, Paul Koceski. ROW 3: David Ko- man, Dennis Koman, Robert Jingleski, Rudolph Katrencik, James Jobkar, Larry Keller, Henry Jeannette, Thomas Klink, Earnest Kennell, rf., ,f ,,,,,, ,I H ,, ., 604-Miss Petika ROW 'lz Mary Ann Kumer, Marilyn Lanzy, Janet Lowe, June Lombardo, Linda McGreevey, Diane Marin, Sandra Lazor, Dolores Matyut, Patricia McGrevin, Eileen Kushma. ROW 2: Merle Mathea, Floyd Malarkey, Philip Mat- thews, Michael Leson, Sally Marton, Judy Mcv Carrell, Frank Matyuf, Joseph Markovich, Richard McMillan. ROW 3: Paul Maggi, David Little, Gerald McCennell, John Marcischak, Robert Lamb, Robert McBride, Charles Leslie, George Lemon. SOPHOMORE PARTY SERVED AS UNDER 605-Miss Pashkevich ROW 'lz Jean Orben, Geraldine Ofiara, Pa- tricia Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Susan Mc- Nutt, Karen Owens, Elaine Pagano, Patricia O'Hare, Kitty McNeal, Diana Patterson, Sarah Patterson. ROW 2: Joyce Natale, Judith Nic- ola, Frances Moody, Mary Ann Oklesson, Adrienne Myers, Rebecca Neely, Sylvia Min- ech, Linda Miller, Sheila Mounts, Margaret Petro, Dolores Petracchi, Lois Passieu. ROW 3: Wayne Miller, Joel McNary, Roger Miller, James Pacific, John McMurdy, William Os- trowski, James Nockey, Robert Modrak, James Olenn, Frank Pappas. Y' it W. 4... lil t 606-Mr. Kuzma ROW 'lz Susan Rakar, Rosemary Regrut, Bev- erly Pleskovick, Ruth Rumbaugh, Betty Ruhl, Caroleen Rolek, Marian Peyton, Barbara Po- peck, Jeanne Price, Dorothy Rush, Donna Radinsky, Jacqueline Riggs. ROW 2: Larry Refosco, Bryant Sager, Charles Scarton, Ed- ward Sartori, Kathleen Pratt, Mona Puchi, Ronald Rodinsky, Ronald Pritts, Carmen Porco. ROW 3: David Powell, Donald Powell, Andrew Rodgers, John Sartori, James Powell, John Powers, Andrew Pirnik, Henry Sacco. 607-Mr. Pihalcis ROW 'lz Nellie Sobolewski, Laraine Stultz, Linda Scott, Roseann Spadaro, Sandra Selva, Linda Smith, Carol Sharp, Gale Scears, Mary enay, Carolyn Secreet, Sylvia Skittle, Mau- reen Simms. ROW 2: James Supinslry, William or, Don Steigerwald, Gerald Sedmoll, James Sedmalc, Charles Schmalz, Richard Shiver, ohn Snodgrass, Dennis Sollon, James Stiles, ohn Siget, James Shepherd, Joseph Spin, Kenneth Shaw. ROW 3: Charles Schmitt, Tim Smythe, Gary Swihart, Edward Sims, Joe nedelcer, John Subrick, Derek Stobile, Jerry vitek. l nf 'W LASSMEN'S MAIN SOCIAL EVENT l f X Sophomores become serious as day begins with devotions. 608-Mr. Popiolkowski ROW la Eugenia Verdichio, Linda Taylor, Karen White, Sue Wilkison, Cynthia Zovack, Virginia Veraliis, Judy Thomas, Sandra Ter- pin, Barbara Voiner, Mary Weippert. ROW 2: Robert Thorp, James Watson, Kenneth Thornton, John Weiser, Eigie Wilson, Richard Waz, James Toward, Frank Wudkywch, Walter Scott, Robert Wheeler. ROW 3: James Wein- heimer, Gaylord Whirlow, Robert Wilkinson, John Yanik, Alan Voiner, Jack Watson, Ken- neth Wilson, William Verona, Michael Ze- mon. MT ASSOCIATIGN BRCADENED SCOPE wi Membershup ln varlous school organuzatlons luvened routlne of class work whale supplementlng the educatnonal program at Canon McMillan Clubs and other orgamzatuons encouraged creative work and provlded meeting places for frlendshlps to form and grow Groups carrled out prolects that gave members a sense of self satisfaction and an oppor tunlty for recogmtlon Socnal events provided relaxataon enloyment, and an atmosphere that gave the student body a feellng of unlty through common Interests 73 . A 1 ' fn' V Y A ' 9 M M 4 . ,,-lffj 1 l V , V , . QA 1 Y' WJ .la . -XQMVW, ,.4..-.. ,rv U 'f 1 52-...f,, f ' A -vm Q V-H. .Nv- P' 1 ' ECL V' CET gi' :lr . .7 . .,..... fn.. lll :ll 2 i ROW l: Sloko, O'Shinsky, Solomon, Brog'ia, Staftord, Markel, Kuhn, Merante, Galeska, Haddad, Hutchison, Bell, Trylka, Stoutter, Sharek, Szalanski, Deliere, Sowinsky, Stinespring, Richards, Bushmire Crawford, Behling, Strogish. ROW 2 Munger, Cousins, Day, Behling, Gasbarrini, Bclrtkus, Kotar, Spina, Walters Marasz, Voiner, Sivak, Arcuri, Moore, Perry, Supinsky, Manolas, Sarris, Wilson Zaccone, Haggerty, Sobrasky. ROW 3: Beppler, Yamka, Nicolas, Poness Girls work hard ot bake sale. . . I I Nga S wr Initiation brings out courage. Sweetie, Gazvoda, Bartnick,. Levkulich, Loftert, Gasvoda, Yanosik, Cutright, Bradburn, Schultz, Smith, Biringer, Martorona, Farrell, Smith, Lipski, Mc- Connell, Sabansky, McCollum. ROW 4: Small, Zullo, Longo, Hanna, Lavrich, Kausek, Kuchera, Martin, Zienkiewicz, Tiedy, Klink, Kutkowski, Sulkowski, Kassob, Lengyel, Antonilli, Bell, Mondin, Polak, Kirkpatrick, Johnson, Schmidt, Olshack, Zaken. Y-CLUBS OFFERED Pure words, pure thoughts, and pure actions comprised the slogan of ninety- eight girls of Tri-Hi-Y Club. Members ofthe club sought to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commu- nity high standards of Christian character. , Entertaining student body with religious programs, decorating bulletin boards with 1 religious posters at Christmas and Easter, G sponsoring Christmas bake sale, planning Spring Carnival, and undertaking service projects kept Tri-Hi-Y members working throughout the school year. Newly elected ofticers attended con- ventions to better plan and district club work. Under the supervision of Miss Walton and Miss Kappler, the club successfully ac- complished a variety of worth while proiects. X.. by VV. . a' . L, V orricsrzs NL' - A -.4 ROW l: Galeska, Bell, Trylko, Sowinsky. ROW 2: Miss Koppler, Haddad, Stoufier, Sharek, Szolonski Hutchison, Deliere, Miss Walton. 7 J r- an , -nw ws-,-a ROW 'l: Antosh, Macik, Shook, Mark, Rodd, McVerry, Pogoreltz, Moore, Pritts, Belak, Coligan, Dornan, Bright, Karr, Cianelli, Kappeler, Duchi, Herron, Mc- Stadnik, Haney, Smialek, Bender, Brown, Rossero, Maughn, Pritts, Rose. ROW 2: Piccioni, Kirr, Pogachnick, Graziotto, Refosco, Bish, Chambers, Cecchett, Olminsky, Bell, Bell, Bethem, Alvino, Russell. ROW 3: McBride, Hundzienski. O'Korn, Lamb, Lobozzo, Celio, Dellorso, Moniodes, Kolsosky, Hallam, Livingston, Gilchrist, Sacco, DiSibio, Ewig. ROW 4: Pappas, Brady, Levkulich, Quarture, CHRISTIAN GUIDANCE. The activity calendar of Hi-Y Club in- cluded many functions that accomplished club's main aim of teaching principles of brotherhood for Christian living. Eighty-four boys met on Monday morn- ing with their sponsors, Mr. Bethem and Mr. Smith, to watch movies and discuss various sciviu.: piuiccis unoi auciui eve-nib. Hi-Il' members volunteered to collect money in Canonsburg area for Easter Seal Cam- paign. Initiation and bowling parties pro- vided relaxation for club members. On New Year's Eve, Hi-Y Club, in conjunction with Chartiers YMCA, sponsored the Father Time Frolic. ln February, nine members attended a basketball tournament in Wil- 55' merding, Pennsylvania. Hi-Y members served their club, school, and community successfully. SJ OFFICERS ROW 1: McVerry, Rodd, Smialek, Haney, Pogoreltz, Bender. ROW 2: Mr. Bethem, Stadnik, Pritts, Moore, Mr. Smith. Carrell, Monar. ROW 5: Smialek, Cass, Pacific, Altieri, Bouchy, Scarton, Marcischak, Gregus, Teitelbaum, Belfiore, Lauther, Supinsky, Mathia, Hervol, Members enioy dance after initiation. TNS Darrell Stadnik portrays the Grinch. .103 .- President Maurace Patrene Conducts meeting OFFICERS ROWT Duff Beccarl Rafalslu Lewis ROW 2 Kappeler Hutton Mr Supmslu i ll if iii-'Y l fxg Key Club a servuce orgamzatlon served not only In school aftalrs but also community prolects Thus club worked hand an hand wuth the Kvwanls Club a group of adult men who strnved to better the com munity morning meetings In Room 204 On Thursday mormngs board mem bers consisting of club officers and advusor met In llbrary to drscuss and plan club work mi Car washes bake sales and book cover sales kept club mem bers occupled throughout school year KEY CLUB ENCOURAGED COMMUNITY SERVICES .I ROW1 Lewts Smythe Hutton Shaw Davls DUH Carazola levm ROW 2 ONell Burr Lemon Dlabeck Kappeler Kappeler Rafalskn ROW 3 Chappo Beccarl Barbosky DeThomas Ranone Popovnch Cernava - 1 .--1 t .4 f . lt, I tl l ' ' ll .ii ii t l I Hltl 1 1 J i il: ' tv ti ul 4 1'. M lax x I -V 7 l r H T f, A f : , 1 . ' '. ' T' an f T ,ww Members ofthe club and advisor, Mr. Supinski, attended Monday Y' 'Eg' . . l . . . . - Q T . f V . L, xl I Xl 1 . gs 4, liked ' ' 'V as Arl. r , Y R 5, l .1 3 ,' J t. v ' ,tj - W l UA' . ' X' Sl ' s :lv 1 . Ready, aim, firel Watch your mark and not the camera! Anything you can do lcan do better became the cry ot several girls in Rifle Club as girls tried to outshoot boys on firing range. Rifle Club consisted of twenty girls and thirty boys. Enthusiastic members met on Wednesday night at First Ward School to develop proficiency in handling a .22 caliber rifle. Riflemen learned safety with respect to shooting firearms, practiced correct methods of cleaning rifles, and participated in competitive matches between girls and boys of club. Outstanding marksmen received awards for excellent per- formance on firina range. Able officers who guided club activities included: President, Bob Pruce, Vice-President, Eugene Puchi, Secretary, Joyce Semian, Treasurer, Helen Kesnowski. Rifle Club tried to widen its range of activities by ar- ranging shooting matches with other schools. RIFLE CLUB PRACTICED USE OF FIREARMS. ROW l: Briar, Budkey, DeGennaro, Deltine, Price, Semian, Hainaut, Howard, Furda, Coleman, Felton, Haught, Hostinsky, Flowers. ROW 4: Smittle, Rattenni Hanna, Hollash. ROW 2: Esselstyn, Lewandowski, Monsour, Johnson, Sollon, Zovack, Gregory, Olminsky, Turiczek, Rattenni, Smith, Kaiser. ROW 5: Wilmot Baker, Bonczek, Kanish, Jacanin, Cornell. ROW 3: Amorose, Zawatski, Zullo, Luisi, Guzell, Hoffman, Brady, Pruce, Puchi. me ROW I Hnggms Haddad Spuna Verner Derrlco Essuck Karr Gromaclu Rnchards Bruno Brownlee Hrabchalc Cook Kuhn Merante Safko Saver ska Shaw Klank Tledy Teutelbaum Rudge Mader Kurr Jankowskn McConnell Plechnnk Papovnch Farrell Gifford Kesnowslu Sobrasky Sharp Monar Martorana Sulkowskl Abruzzu Polo ROW 3 Smuth Otlara Corey Moscovuc Kuchera Sweton Stegenga Marshall FUTURE TEACHERS ENCOURAGED HIGH STANDARDS 'rv' Twlce a month seventy students Interested In a teaching career eagerly partlcvpated In the meeting of Future Teachers of America Club members became Informed of essential personal traits necessary for eftectnve teaching and various flelcls of eclucatlon open to teachers Club met every other Thursday ln Chorus Room weth Mr Watters as advrsor Future Teachers spon sored a Student Teachnng Day to enable club members to gam experience nn teaching a class Students galned valuable experience by taking a trnp to a college and by llstenlng to guest speakers drscuss teachnng professlon OFFICERS ROW 1 Tatone Norkey Stewart ROW 2 Mr Watters Advisor Sebelua Karr Gromaclu Bender I I , Qs: New members take oath Into club Members eat at mductuon servace T? 'E S' 0 . ,A , x ' ' M 'rw . , ,Or I r':'v V 3 l N A g , ' ' , as , ., , V. , ,.-,,, , .. , . .W-V V -,Q T..F,. ..,,VN :,,,,YM,?,,A I WV., ,., V Y.. Tatone, Nockey, Stewart, Sebella, Bender. ROW 2: Gayarslci, Resetar, Sullcow' Martin, Cox, Manolas, Murray, Zeman. ROW 4: Nicola, Miller, Subrlclx, , , . 4, ' X1 , l 'Ks l'f'.fL..,e., 22.54 J28 8303l ROW 'I Sloka Moore Srvak OShlnsky Yanosnk Sampson Longo Fetcko ROW3 Cousnns Watson Wolson Sweetue Loflfert Hanna Rtchards Moscovnc Stouffer Brandon Anthony Kushmo Kotor Clark ROW 2 Sh S k S c nore vlte trnesprlng Jackson McGant FUTURE NURSES EXPRESSED DESIRE TO HELP Betty Yanosnk takes Elotnes temperature 1. 3, V' Future Nurses of America helped supplement health program at Canon McMllIan The club organized to provide opportunvtles for stu dents Interested In a nursing profession consisted of forty gurls with Mrs Bock as advlsor Members of club assisted daily In health cllnlc caring for suck students Future Nurses vnsnted St Pauls Orphanage and brought chnldrens toys took traps to hospltals and spon sored after game dances Club endeavored to Inform and help members select a career IH nursing profession nc-mai 10 I3 ll 21 223242526 28253031 OFFICERS Ruth Gongllk removes a splmter ROW 1 Snvuk Mrs Bock ROW 2 Yanosnk Uram , ,7 . Lf 3 4 5 'T 3lGl,32 L,iSlll?l'5 3, 1 '1'fl If L ws. I - ,r I , ' A 4' - - 1 .I . S . , . . h vifwi, x . . . I 'il ' i ' 2 3 4 s L r E s D A9-ABA. H12 N i W U Kg - li :' 1819 U W 'tg 2 ., I Q , I 2' I: I 3 nhf : Jin ' fl I t- ' If 5 . , - ,, .7 2 W ' ' X ,N -I Wy? 'QW F .F T' 2 Qytw ,grab viii me iso ROW l Snedeker Eckels Hines Barbosky DeThomas Sowinskl Crosson Stafford Sager ROW 3 Beaumont Cook Furmanek Engel Spin Hart Smith ROW 2 Brady Hancock Powell Springer Ludwm Kennell Bradshaw McMurdy Vorner FUTURE FARMERS DELVED INTO NEW METHODS The Future Farmers of America supplemented vocational agriculture courses at Canon McMillan Under the leadership of Mr Warne Future Farmers experienced a successful year A demonstration team, competing with other Pennsylvania chapters in the Vocational Agriculture Demonstration Contest held dur ing Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg placed twelfth in state Future Farmers held a Parent and Son Wild Game Banquet In school caterteria at which time club mem bers received chapter awards and announced honorary members Members of Future Farmers strived to uphold purpose of club To develop those qualities of leader ship that a Future Farmer should possess Club motto helped boys attain club purpose Learning to do Doing to Learn, Earning to Live Living to Serve JS qs ... OFFICERS ROW 1: Hines, Barbosky, DeThomas, Mr. Warne. ROW 2: Eckels, Crosson, Sowinski, Snedeker. Joe Snedeker displays use of spraying paint in the demonstration, Air Power. The demonstration team consists of Jack Smith and Joe Spin. ROWl Wult Spalla Jordan Davudson Moore Duffy Sollon Myers ROW 2 Muller ROW3 Armstrong Urbancuc Kahle Shaw Sprungheld Susall Gcuurand Back Hoffer Downey Pendergrass Russell Anthony Maxwell Lauderbaugh Jackson Pauge McGant FUTURE HOMEMAKERS SPREAD GOOD WILL OFFICERS ROW1 Downey Wuut Jordan Duffy Davudson ROW 2 Moore Russell Muss Lcuub Canon McMnllan Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca receuved theur charter un the fall of 1959 The club provuded opportunuty for students to have addu tuonal experuence un plannung and carryung out actuvutues related to homemakung The motto Toward New Horu zons remunded members that theur contrubutuons to home lufe today wull unfluence the kunds of homes they wull have tomorrow These gurls learned that happy tamuly lute wull have a favorable unfluence upon the communuty un whuch they luve One of the clubs servuce prouects for the year was gurls rendered another servuce to many of theur fellow students by equuppung sewung kuts and makung them accessuble for the often needed 'stutch un tume The gurls worked hard the past year un settung up the program of work but they had tume for pleasure F H A made possuble wonderful fellowshup for mem bers and provuded members a chance to meet other F H A gurls at the varuous dustruct county and state meetungs X PH'-3 il Homemakers practuce good table manners , . . ,, . . , - ,, . . . . I , . . serving at special banquets in the school cafeteria. F.H.A. . , . . . ,, , . . . . , , 1 ' .T O . ' . l , A ' L T ' x 1 as X 1 sk x , X P 1 x 0153- OFFICERS ROW 'I Barton Mass Petllxa Verner Cancan dancers provide entertainment at party ROW 2 Polo Kassab Polvre FRENCH CLUB STIMULATED INTEREST IN LANGUAGE Members lnsten to correct pronuncnatlon Promoting better understanding of the French language and customs to club members became a promment feature of the French Clubs program The club met every Wednesday durnng actuvlty pernod with advisor Miss Petaka The French Club admitted to club membership only those students taking French Wrltsng letters to people In France llstensng to French records speak :ng French un club meetings and sponsormg dances Included many of the dnfterent actuvntles of the French C ub ROWI Halnaut Solomon Coleman Selva Kassab Meyers Moody Haley Tatone Verner Sweton Markovlch ROW 2 Barton Polvre Crosson Dunlap Browlee Volner Polo Bruno Hyp Peterson Stegenga Melnyk New members masquerade for Informal umtlatlon Gnrls lusten to motion COMMERCIAL CLUB PREPARED SECRETARIES The Commerclal Club under gurdance of Mlss Vera Netsh formed endurnng frlendshlps rnstrlled worthy Ideals encouraged hrgh standards of eftlcvency and achievement developed an tntelltgent Interest In the business lute ofthe community by Il'1VllIng business men and women as speakers This school term the club toured Pennsylvania Transformer Company Jessop Steel Company Joy Manufacturrng Company American Brake Shoe Company to acquaint the mem bers with modern progressive business organlzatlons Over a period of eleven years the members rendered service to the Business Department by havrng as a m1-111-.1 111-fs Q1-+ ek.: 11-lv-. nf. AF 1-NFP1-1s Ing S6 OOO ROW 'I Clark Sarrns Rudge Znmak Cutrrght Cummuns Marosz Hrtchcock Radrnsky Sufko Nockey Saver Sebelua Barnhart Schnore Maggl Crawford ROW 2 Dugan Pallarna Jones lheureau Susa Wulson Perkins Krrr Jankow slu Backner Svutek Polasky DeJohn Derrrco Backner Devine Altnern ROW 3 Malmoskr Marosz Tnnsley Wooten Urbancrc Burchrk Mader Novak OFFICERS Marosz Cutrlght Mlss Nelsh Hitchcock Cummins .naw- Florganlc Lesnlakowsku Murray Santora Shaw Herceg Marshall ROW 4 Bird Popovlch Tyman Dolanch Rybarslu Cope Beeles Green Green Bud Hemphlll Moore Maggr Phulllps Herceg Mazza ROW 5 Belleno Pankcs Mantalrs Mantolls Klnnehoffer Reynuer Ferguson Polnnsku Roberts Slucnalz Murgel Spencer Whute . , 1 1 l , X Y 1 l xk, rj x ' 'J 1 1f , 'a '1 1 ' I 1 C, 1 s 5 , x2 3 t A I 1,1- 4 t I ' 5 t I' 1 i - . ,-- . O 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 .1 3 1 1. 1 C Q. 1 ' I - E 1 , . 1 ' I nu ei 1 rvunrlwlnoc +1-.01-.I I I ,I , , V, . . U -. -,..-- ...-.-.....,-, .-.-t , . If . Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . : , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , A I, , ' : 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 r f . Keystonlans direct traffic In main hull What seems to attract so much attention? The hall monitors of Canon McMillan formed a school service club commonly called the Keystonians The advisor, Mr Pantely chose a group of thirty five senior boys explicitly to maintain orderly movement throughout the school Keystonians assisted in dismissing assemblies from the auditorium and pep rallies from the gym At open house they acted as parking lot attendants and as ushers for the parents at the program ln the line of extra curricular activities, the club sponsored a talent show, holding auditions try outs and practice sessions after school. They spent a week s time gathering talent from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. ln addition to the capable leadership of their sponsor, the boys elected a lieutenant, Jack Rodd and a captain Dan Verona. KEYSTONIANS INSTITUTED ORDER Wwe, ,l' arf ROW I: Eckels Teodori Piccioni Mucik Verona Kolsosky Rodd Bish Novisk Chappo Burgess Dudley Bender Pogoreltz Petro ROW 3 Smith Arrigoni, Ortosky, Gregus, Pritts. ROW 2: Moore, Gilchrist, Russell, Trebel, Bostiancic, Karr, Kimberlund, Svihfa, Moore, Hallam, Rossero Rose ROWT Oenn Olmlnsky Teodorl Stadnlk Coleman Novak Arrigonl Ortosky Foley Petter ROW 4 Russell Lesefka Gregory Smith Dudley Karr Bish Steiner ROW 2 Ross Cecchett KOUPICFIS Koller Macik Picclonl Rossero Verchek Hallam Ewlg ROW3 Verona Burgess CKorn Mohler Modrak Lamb Haney VARSITY CLUB PROMOTED COOPERATION Varsity club checks receipts. Varsity Club consisted of students earning varsity CM letter In malor sports football cross country basketball wrest ling golf track and baseball Under the able leadership of club officers Capt Stan Olenn Lt Dan Verona Master Sgt Larry Verchek and Treasurer Ron Bish club started to accomplish its goal by bringing about cooperation and unity between various sports Varsity Club assisted coaches in recruiting enthusiastic sup- port and cooperation from student body. Club became integral part of the co-curricular activities program rallying student body into a well organized booster group that lent all teams unwaivering support. Those athletes possessing high morals good character and a respectable scholastic standing received an invitation to ioin club. Athletes regarded their membership in club as an honor. Members received varsity jackets and sweaters in return for serving school in the field of sports. left orricsks Boys advertise the selling of sweat shirts. 85 ROW 'l: Verona, Olenn, O'Korn, Petter. ROW 2: Mr. Pantely, Verchek, Ewig, Bish. ROWI Tarr Barton Stewart Svihla Mohler ROW 2 Holloway Spalla Trebel Cushner Danley BENZENE RING EXPERIMENTED IN SCIENCE An organization called the Benzene Ring Science Club stimulated an interest in science beyond that ofthe regular classroom and labor atory work To urge and train the members to work as a group and to obtain worthwhile knowledge and experience served as the main purpose for the existence of the club Under the the supervision of Mr Gray the club carried out many important prolects and duties relating to the science field. The club had only twelve members, but the aims and standards of the club remained high. LIBRARIANS l lqm pw' X ROW I Beppler Florganuc Mu:Grevun Oklesson Fox Cutrught ROW 2 McEwen Pendergrass Johnson Russell Schu tz McEIhaney Usherettes lubraruans and office helpers pro vuded valuable servuces to Canon McMullan The usherettes consusted of a group of thurty gurls under the supervusuon of Muss ONeul Theur many dutues uncluded usherung at sports events pep rallues and sellung programs at football games To perform these dutues well ut was neces sary for the gurls to hurry home and to hurry back to school un order to arruve before the crowd The lubraruans efficuently arranged and ac counted for books taken out of the Iubrary They devoted one peruod a day to doung thus work The office helpers dustrubuted notuces and dud aeneral offlce wnrlc un fha Qu-I-mnl nFPm 1-fu u Ls + one peruod a day to performung servuces Wuthout the cooperatuon of these groups the school program mught not have operated un such an orderly manner Q7 OFFICE HELPERS ROW1 Zullo Weuppert Wulson ROW 2 Gcsbcrrunu Schultz Cummuns GROUPS PERFORMED HELPFUL SERVICES. USHERETTS ROW1 Cuuthen Wulson Hoffer Hugguns Zumak Taylor Thornton Duffy ROW 2 Myers Perkmg Rebosky Sarrus Jones Smuth Schultz Munger Beppler ROW 3 Wooten Russell Llgguns Tunsley Jackson McGcnt Whute . 'J Po ,1 WW V-I Q 4 I i l fr ' Jaw Y V! f yu 1 . 'bf' Q5 'V v '15 'fi1,, , . , Q .',fg 'fa , Ml by ' f , y g. 'xg K, 'f 9 ' ' : V 4 7' ' H1 f , ,, f 41 : 1 .1 ' 1 1 1 h - 1 1 1 u I I ' I ' I l - . . . . , . . . . . f vs 1 I u . , - . . . A . . . - Fm, ' u c rw rl uu lan I Q 1 ' T' 'T 'U ,.. Z , . I . . I . .I I . . : , ' 1 , ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - : , ' , 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 1 . I 1 I I . I - I I I ' lil! H-vw i llllll --I llll p-tl IB J 1 pull l l?-Q sl .5 el Marne Sowmsky Correspondrng Secretary Potty Haggerty Treasurer John Petro President Bar bara Essnck Vice President and Margaret Safko Recordmg Secretary preside over student coun cllmeetnng X STUDENT COUNCIL GCVERNED STUDENT 3 errtffEP :naw WHT no- l-5 Mlss Mehaffey drrects counhng of March of Dimes contrrbutnons The flrst organized student councnl of Canon Mc Mullan Senior Hugh School consested of representataves from every home room The councrl created and malntanned standards for good cutrzenshrp arded IH the formation of a good school pollcy helped the administration further nts pollcnes for the betterment of the school and pro moted rmprovements rn faculty student relationships Under the able supervrsnon of advrser Muss Mehaffey the student council planned the annual open house organized stu dent electrons headed many worthwhrle drives, and solved problems concernmg the new hugh school Student council sponsors splrut commlttee , T-fix. UL -. ft fn Q-rg T.. , . , A all rg ,gm vel 5-3. 'rs .f 5 Q f ' l 'Es U ' 5 Q 3 3' ' ' N' ' ' ,.f I , f g al ,Q - 4' , C D ' ' ' ' . ' tl? I : , , - ' L , iv '-A,. .V l 0 l 1 ' ' i , or ' L- . .Mg T 'L' ' li 3, 1 1 , 'Q 1- 31 l a Y ii Q- D ' , L .i A , ll.. xtx . , J. T Yi BEA . . . . 1 ' ROW1 Yamk Koppeler Kosem Sowlnslcy Sofko Petro Haggerty Essnclc 3 Sulkowskl Cook Tuedy Kontomanoln DOrazuo Bradburn Dagar ay Koppeler Snodgrass Martin ROW 2 Hrobchak Powers Popovlch Hund Lengyel Barnhort Lombardo Joconln OKlesson Smnth Schmndt Morkel Bong?5Ellll5clQXlkilcZ.LLY N41 Council members tolce notes to inform student bod u il 1 J- gs D Representatives consult prmclpcl on school ogolrs 89 Andrea Barnhort gives student councnl report to home room 1 4 o -w.., 1, ' 1 2- ' , ' , 4' 1 l rr r t ', it ' x 42 1 ', , , ' , , , , ' , 2 Q , ' , ', ' I , , D , C V-v'. P XY I . . Y. of 2' 1 su e ' F' El L l v 1 ' 5 ' 'H an .3 . E Ili fl. I .Q H: Q - ....- ... -5-ul 1 'A' - r V 1 l n z 1 ii. 3. X A I W ff' 1 3 'L . .i . F' 3-I ' V x ' 4 I l x L : s. 3' nf' ' ' 4 sq -' K l A U x C ., 1 is I, ' I a il Dorothy Sobansky 10r',v-:iw-W Darlene Sharelc L. Judy Hutchison Bonnie Trylllo fCo-Captainj CHEERLEADERS MAINTAINED SCHOOL SPIRIT. Cheerleaders arouse enthusiasm as opponent is burned in effigy. September brought a new school, new teams, and a new spirit. The Cadets became Big Macs and cheer- leaders created original cheers. Excitement prevailed at all pep meetings. Skits-The Birth of the New Spirit, The Arthur McMillan Dancing Party, The Lady Football ln- terpretation-showed school spirit in another form at pep rallies. Twelve spirit rousers participated at all sports events. Bonnie Trylko and Sylvia Marosz led the team of Darlene Sharek, Elaine Sivak,TeFfy Kuhn, Effie Kerin, Dottie Sobanslcy, Judy Hufchisonl Janice Loitert, Helen Zullo, Bernie Zaken, and Suzanne Small. Each girl con- tributed her support to the Big Mac teams at every game, match, or meet. Familiar sounds-HERE ON HEAP BIG RESERVATION, THE COACH OF OUR TEAM, LET'S GO BIG MAC, SINK IT, SWlTCH-TURN-PlN- aroused the students to shout proudly, WE'RE FROM CANON AND COULDN'T BE PROUDER. Senior cheerleaders are honored during half-time ceremonies of las football game. A rg' 3. Q fm 1 2 4' G ,Q ' W ill , ,yr 1 if , K J, Ethel Kefin l Elaine Sivak 6 A Sylvia Marosz lCo-caplaini Stephanie Kuhn Pep rally releases pre-game excilemenl. Anh ROW 1: Telly Kuhn, Darlene Sharek, Sylvia Marosz, Janice Lofferf, Suzanne Small, Bernie Zaken, ROW 2: Elaine Sivalr, Ellie Kerin, Bonnie Trylko, Dolvie Sobansky, Judy Hutchison, Helen Zullo. --f:. , .- e . 1- fx 'B -R' 4 A , . , .. a. '27 i' S '54, .J 5 .Yi V1 13 ur McMillan n dancing pa rfy supplements pep rally Keith Kappeler, Marie Esselstyn, and John Herron determine profits from sale of Ca-Mac. Editors work diligently to meet deadline, REPORTERS ROW 1: Beppler, Moore, Murgel, Phillips, Popovich, Tatone, Schultz, Mondin Munger, Markel, Smialek, Kuhn, O'Neil, Goleska, Karr, Bysick, Satko, Verner Bender, Svihla, Olenn. RCW 2: McConnell, Lengyel, Loffert, Lheureau, Zeman Urbancic, Sobrasky, Small, Cornell, Hanna, Cwiklinski, Kelso, Kirr, Sprenkle, ii ill ... .ll - Michele Gayarski dictates change in copy to Barbara Saver. CA-MAC RELATED The Ca-Mac, school newspaper, successfully kept students informed on latest school news. Under the excel- lent guidance of advisors, Miss Pashkevich and Mrs. Hiles, editors, Barbara Sebelia and Irene Fetcho carefully approved staff assignments. Typewriters clattering, harried headline writers strug- gling to get the right word, proofreaders catching typo- graphical errors, stat? members searching for lost articles- Brownlee, Askew, Gohacki, McCarrell, Hawkins. ROW 3: Cousins, Farrell, Harmuth, Sowinsky, Marshall, McCollum, Reynier, Poivre, Neill, Riggs, Lom- bardo, Peyton, Stultz, Wilkinson. ROW 4: Derrico, Czarnecki, Knight, Gusky, Oklesson, Orben, Bethem, Bell, Scarton, Korba, Ghelarducci, White. .I 4 . . 'Q Staff members paste the dummy SCHOOL NEWS all mode up the SXCITIDQ moments while preparing the Cc Moc for press After dlstrlbutron of school paper ond the lost sole mode staff members looked forward to enloymg the com pleted paper Staff members combined theur talents to produce on N outstclndmg newspaper HEAD STAFF ROW I Hervol DeJol1n Sebellu Fetcllo Gcycrslu Herron ROW 2 Mohler Saver Svutek Cutrlght Esselstyn Hougland Kuppeler 'Y Proof reading ns done by editors l 1 H A Z2 4' . A W ,Q A ,t' s M Z - .,,, 1, j- 7 . I fe F wwf I V, ' , I 1 t A V A , . . . ,.,.. , , 1 X , Members assemble papers for dlstrlbutlon. v 1 - A551 ,, A ' ' 4,-- --. , , O . . , I - . , ,, X N mfgwf 2 , , ' f . ', . 2 , , ' , ' , , , . is EDITORIAL STAFF Q7 ROW 'l: Rudge, Patrene, Mark, Pritts, Trylko, Gilchrist, Merante, Voiner, Godava. ROW 2: Federoft, Myers, Gregus, Hitchcock, Spina, Haddad, Bartkus, Stouffer. nv J la A Editors, Bob Pritts and Bonnie Trylko, meet with advisor, Miss Scarsellato, to okay pages. Section editors busily prepare their Mercnte, Spina, Patrene, Gilchrist. pages. Voiner, Mark, Radinsky, ELMANAC STAFF LAU NCHED The Elmanac Staff sought to accomplish the main function of a yearbook by presenting a proper interpretation of Canon-McMillan Senior High School to readers. Under the supervision of advisors, Miss Scarsellato and Mr. Warne, the staff devoted much time and energy to their respective assignments. Bonnie Trylko and Bob Pritts, editors, assumed respon- sibility of work carried on by the staff. Editors tried to make certain that all work was of the best quality and completed on time. Jim Livingston and Terry Teodori, business managers, had charge of collecting subscriptions, ordering books, and keeping records of all financial transactions. Both editorial and business stafts contributed the ability and leadership necessary to achieve superior results. The theme chosen by the first Elmanac staff was THE HONOR WAS OURS. Each staff member realized that among honors was the privilege of having a part in composing the cherished record of his high school years at Canon-McMillan. Can't seem to find the mistake! 1 i ..l Q 3 1 q 'un I n gl ,I -1- I in L. u U il . H 3- EJ 'i I '31 - l Q l Q In 'Ee' It kl 3 . f ,4.' ' if f' ' is 2 . i is' 5 ' s , l. ' A ,S gc, if Wnmvnux' ' ' W V - - ' 'f' ' ,,w.s,.m..4 V ' ,, ' ' ,, f, X 2 er .. M F, nf? Ylgeff' ll! if Q , esei' Il' 1 ..4.' BUSINESS STAFF ROW l: Stafford, Cousins, Teodori, Livingston, DelBene. ROW 2. Polaslcy, Tatone, Piccioni, Moore FIRST BIG MAC YEAR BOOK. - ir s -8 - - A' s, i 1, N. :ta I L nil L I 'VX gf! wi kip E ? I ' M514 , K M mg, ,W f, , , mwmfo HB' ,X .ns N,-LV' l 'S s...,,, Photographer, Ronnie Godava, loads his camera in preparation Advisor, Mr. Warne, and business managers, Terry for another round of pictures. Teodori and Jim Livingston, examine financial records. Typists, Donna Cousins, Jean Myers, Joan Bartkus, Barbara Rudge, work hard putting finishing touches on pages. ..- 1 - E h ' I I V al in I 2 - 5 3 7' u 2 ' 35 I In f , .-5 i , sf'- Fill' Busy staff works together to create original ideas. .- lf? L? HN 'ii Q , . I Q-. Nw :' s we-Taz X l r R., ll, ' o -5 Darlene Bell C-M-A. ROW 'lz Antonilli, Biringer, Radinsky, DelBene, D'Orazio, I , , ROW 2: Philippe, Longo, Kutlxowski, Matyuf, Szalanski, frrrit are-tr ,f MAJCRETTES SUPPLEMENTED 1 de- 'E3' wx l P' W Mary Philippe Diana Biringer The pert and high-stepping maiorettes started practicing with great diligence in early June in pre- paration for their sterling half-time performance at football games in the fall. Adding decor by gracing the line of march of many parades, Big Mac moior- ettes became a familiar and popular feature for Canonsburg parade fans.Appreciation for hard work done by majorettes made itself evident by warm receptions encountered at all performances. -Q 5 . 5, 51, i- f figs IN X pf Andrea DelBene Girls line up for half-time show. DeJohn, Martin, Strogish, Kuchera, Levkulich, Fefclxo, A 9 n 4 , J'-5If'f:-1 af' 2-67512 N r Sandra Radinsky L. A gre.. ,,, Spina, Bird, Monaco, Lazor, Bell, Polasky. ii ,fiifirxf 7 . BAND ACIIVIIIES i if Donna Spina sq ,, r ' , 12:57, ., , . 7, - ff' my ,-rw, ., .. N -A... Maiorettes drill for evening performance. ' - . 5 I t .. X L, ' Aix 5,1 1 K QQ' is X . x 'u . A Shirley DeJohn, Head Maiorelte Sandra Polasky Lindo Bird r X 'SS rx is N x is x fx :ig ,Ci Q2 '2 5 l ' QA ,Q sv 6111 f1-?',,f1,il Q C3 .1 . ' ,, WV rw ,l -fiffzyfki ', zfifhsxlu ,E gl , , , JL . fj fs ' 'f l ' ',l f ii, 'fi' WF ,. i ii' 4, X '. lil V. 3 'il N 7 V 5 1 A K fwrftivu if-C' 5 'A '52 'Kiki ' 7, Al 2 : f I 'l L ' ,, 1 an w.N-1 ? gf' -. 1' t65,,.avg,U -ivnlsag hqcs?-A if i, 1' .L'2 !f+fl':sf, Nf1f five R i A A-lf ll f 1 i f M, -i U it -yaifufa-gfatfqfffrfvis . if ' if 7 5, ii i at A -' B 'hd 'x -1 v ip- V ' . Q R 4 . .W 'V:y,S5,'f V. 1 KL Vh ly S:-1, A- - 4 . fire l ' ' 2 +- ,f x 4 N V R f A - R , ,r u f L1 t M lui f A I ROW I: Verakis, Korba, Coleman, Yamlxa, Petro, Stinespring, Coleman, De John, Zacour, Gonglik, Jackson, Corlcum, Levin, Verdicchio, Mr. Scarci. ROW 2: Orbin, Petrachi, Scarton, Simpson, Jaap, Hougland, Tirimacco, Martin, Biringer, D'Orazio, Radinsky, Selva, Bell, Carozola, Cope, Thomas, Smythe, Ludwin. ROW 3: Strogish, Kuchera, DelBene, Levkulich, Antoniili. ROW 4: Roberts, Piechnik, Lemon, Lewis, Evans, Milone, Fetcko, Spina, Bird, lazar, Szalanski, Sobolewski, Lauther, Gasper, Creighton, Davis, Drabeck, Karr, Urbancic. ROW 5: Bright, Ross, Kimberland, Lemon, Phillippe, Matyuf, Bell, Polasky, Kutkowski, Longo, Monaco, Giacobbe, Marchishak, Deakin, Price. DISTRICT BAND ROW l: Scarton, Soboliewski, Giacobbe, Carazola. ROW 2: Creighton, Corkum, Drabeck, Levin, Verakis. INSTRUMENTAL TALENTS Band participates in community activities. Band party highlights social calendar. STATE BAND Creighton Verolus Drobeck Students with a flair for harony and rhythm found in Canon McMillan Band an outlet for their own talents and love of music and an opportunity to enrich the cultural life of student body Under direction of Louis Scarcl the Band added color and spirit during football season In the spring the band functioned as a concert band practicing and playing for the Spring Concert Throughout the year the Band provided music at various functions Entertaining between acts of school plays providing snappy pieces at pep rallies and participating in local parades gave musicians experience before many audiences Band odds spirit to pep assembly, Band awaits signal to begun halftime performance John Giacobbe performs in Carnegie Tech Honor Band , I l 0 D I E D. Color Guards receive flowers. Roberts, Piechnik, Karr, Urbancic Mr Scarci 1 . I ' I I I I , A ' . L 5 V , , N low N 5 . 1 5 l ,.....s.,- ,. mf .a....,..Y,..-A ,. .s . ,l.-. .,.-., A, . ,....,L,. 1 .-.M -:.-.. . ,., DTSTRICT CHORUS l E t i '1 Sitting: Ann Stouiier. Standing: Darlene Bell, Dorothy Stafford, Donna Tatone. .fifif 3' ' COUNTY CHORUS ROW 'lx Ann Stouffer, Jean Sulkowski, Donna Tatone, si s N Janice Lofie rt. ROW Marchetta Roberts, Jackie Bradburn, Darlene Bell, Dorothy Stafford, Sandy Polo. f 4 ,ff smre cnonus 100 Ann Stouffer and Dorothy Stafford. X 1-K' xmw-.,.,5 K it i Songs by the chorus supplement the Christmas program. Under the direction of Mr. Comer, the Girls' Chorus met every day during the filth, sixth, and seventh periods. The omcers of the chorus-Darlene Bell, President, Teffy Kuhn, Vice President, and Sylvia Marosz, Secretary-Treasurer -worked with various committees in planning for the combined band and chorus party. After semester exams, practice begun on music to be learned for the Spring Concert. During the course of the year several extra chorus events took place such as county, district, and state chorus. The chorus felt proud to have four representatives attend District Chorus and two attend State Chorus. CHORUS DEVELOPED Members of band and chorus the Band and Chorus Party I f M499 Q 3.9.9 q,Q,f5. , Q 'C i Jw ROW I: Marosz, Crosson, Anthony, Moore, Higgins, Maggi, Price, Jackson, Hitchcock, Derrico, Bradburn, Sloka, Schnore, Lemon, Marosz, Bell, Farrell, White, Polo, Beppler, Hawkins, Cherry, Crawford, Gasvoda, Imperatore. ROW 2: Mr. Comer, Amorose, Crawford, Backner, Klinger, Yanosik, Bistarkey, Karmazin, O'Shinsky, McElhaney, McKee, Briggs, Simpson, Popovich, O'Hare, lnghram, Kappeler, Kushma, Hartman, McCarrell, Wilson, Hewitt, Kontomanoli, Robson, Davidson, Bock, Mounts, Kelley, Hanna, Cornell. ROW 3: Bissell, Green, Dugan, Pallaria, Novak, Solomon, Zimak, lmperatore, Arcuri, Moody, I Bushmire, Richards, Moscovic, Myers, Taylor, Diana, Fortunato, Cwiklinski, Kobert, Gouirand, Price, Rolek, Stultz, Celia, Broglia, Kern, Spadaro, Hanna. ROW 4: Malinoski, Heirendt, Patterson, Loffert, Wilson, Jones, Pankos, Stafford Mantalis, Merante, Essick, Sharek, Stouffer, Kuhn, Tatone, Gromacki, Klink, Sivak, Resetar, Hoffer, Bell, Davis, Markosky, Downey, Capozzoli, Herceg. ROW 5: Maxwell, Neely, Goodemote, Lanzy, Miller, Pendergrass, Roberts, Urbancic, Susa, Stegenga, Mazza, Maggi, McCollum, Cook, Capazzoli, Peyton, Yomka, Beeles, Cox, Poivre, Gusky, Derrico, Aclamiak, Budkey, Minech, Miller Duffy, Sulkowski. 1 ' gal 'H ,H 1 'sq I.. Ll .. Q.. Ll ., I ........'u VOCAL ABILITIES. I01 'i Xl. n I J s ing. - Patricia Farrell accompanies chorus as Donna Capozzoli prepares to turn page. Q. I ,- -1 s ,,., CHORUS OFFICERS Sitting: Darlene Bell, TeHy Kuhn, Standing: Mr. Comer, director, Sylvia Marosz. 1-. - F I 1 Judy Pallaria performs acrobatic dance tf:?,l, r 'l Mer, , t , f - g -Y.-...rv v -Y--if-P, -T -'-'Yi v :S Diane Supinsky sings solo to Teddy. 'vii xv'--. -. -.-, --- -YA, -gf IJ -o ,bil K 4 1 Alan Mark Band excites audience with rhythmic instrumentals. CMHS DISPLAYED Talented and energetic students practiced for many tedious hours at each rehearsal to produce an outstand- ing talent show. Students diligently worked to achieve the perfection, the agility, and show-business manner which gave the performance a professional quality. The various fields of talent, the precise timing of each dancing step, the skillful touch of mastered fingers on the keyboard ofthe Baby Grand, the lively and vigorous beat of modern music, and the beautiful and colorful costumes made the Talent Show a huge success. Under the direction of Mr. Pantely, students demonstrated the talent and skill found only in accomplished artists. v Q ,IA - 4 - -v-LA. A'-55' ,ri 1! ,M Z ,-+-- ' Madlynn Dolanch gives interpretation of S0ndY Polo dOe5 UfwSUG OU'if12'0 'ITEC' Marllwl Helrend' gives peppy rendmon ffpem, Gump For Twgf' of The Black Bottom. ...A The Continentals entertain with songs in popular vein A E Yi Gary Mohler presents witty mono ogue relaxed manner '17 WEALTH OF TALENT. 1111 ...- rule 7 ti' A L1 Ne iv Y + Gerald Dantry fascinates audience with Chopin's Nocturne ,--1 gem Patty Farrell plays Stardust John Adams croons to Sixteen Candles V Gloria Jean Diana sings Autumn Leaves. Aren t you ashamed of yourself? Hurry and get it tixedl You're forgetting something. Wasn't I supposed to do that? l Aunt Augusta, SI5,000l SENIOR CLASS PRESENTED Down to Earth, a fonatasy of three acts, proved an entertaining comedy presented by the Senior Class. Written by Betty Knapp, the play delved into the hilar- ious and eventful happenings encountered by a money- conscious family who, unknowingly, receive a visit from three angels. Two outstanding performances for students and public displayed the cast's skill in memorizing lines, learning stage positions, acquiring proper diction, mas- tering timing, and overcoming stage fright. Directed by Mr. Bethem, the cast skillfully presented Down to Earth in a professional manner. . . . poor Diana is dead. Just one more gulpl Sorry, I missed the couch! I'm partial to redheads. Mr. Belhem gives crilique of players. DOWN TO EARTH. T 1 1 Th Angels prepare to leave Ecrih. ROW I: Dolly Meranie, Alan Mark, Irene Fetcko, Robert Moore, Donna Taione, Bob Prilis. ROW 2: Barbara Es- sick, Donna Spina, Jack Rodd, Marie Sowinsky, Louis Pogoreltz, Ann Stouffer, Maurice Pafrene. espians acquire new character with hair paint, mas- cara, and lipstick. Well, I'd prefer the money. T '4 . E 'TH' L,-. MY 4: A NWS Mallor Gary Sharkey violently klcks the crippled fisherman Ruchard Borion whale helpless friends Zohar and Matlsse Keith Kappler and Renee Kassab look on nn terror JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTED THREE in-'Di- 11 Zohar, Kelih Kappler, consoles Matisse, Renee Kassab, as Q she pleads with hum for permnssuon to leave before the crippled one comes f J ' f . Q y 1 I Z ' , z . , jf, , , f E A ,. - ' 4, - 5 A L V1 Z5 ,n,,.a,g-' f Q I 'wW,w.w f . v.fHf,n-., n ' f T2 f:f'H' .wmwww ' ,fw- , M. , wk f I I , 1 , . l vw was Officer Callahan Byron Smlalek whustles as he patrols the park I ONE-AC l PLAYS 5-'fi ...Nav ws rx 1 ,fm Mrs Moores Diane Kllnk mtrusuon resulted ln a happy endung for the quarrellng lovers Harry Rlchard Barton and Betty Helen Zullo Junnor Class of Canon McMlllan dlsplayed thelr ver satlllty by presentlng three one act plays Under e dnrectlon of Mr Bethem and Mrss Paulochnk the plays The Terrible Meek The Wall, and Three On A Bench were sklllfully performed The Wall stirred the audience with :ts sober plot Wrntten by Verne Powers the play dealt wnth the exe cutlon of a brave fisherman by soldiers nnvadnng the land The Hshermans light for freedom against an In vadlng army caused hrs death before the wall The Terrible Meek a rellgnous play that was written by Charles Kennedy captured the torment and suffer ings of Chrlst emphasnzed the heartbreak Mary expert enced as a witness to the crucnflxuon and portrayed cruel treatment to the followers of Christ by merclless soldrers A pleasrng comedy Three On A Bench showed the casts skull at changing the reaction of the audience from somberness to galety ln thus laugh provoking comedy a fat old wrdow Interrupted a lovers' quarrel and tact fully patched up the lovers' argument R s -.Q -5.5: ..As,.-s-'h- Q. 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Mr. DiYenno crowned Sandy Polo, Queen of the 1960 Relays. She and her attendants, Andrea Del Bene, Sandy Radinsky, Renee Kassab, and Roberta Springfield presented awards and trophies to outstanding trackmen of the thirty par- ticipating schools. The relgning Queen and Court after the Third Annual Track Relay appear satisfied. s ' wj','l'.t ',- 'wtf 1 W,,.,, 1 WW , f M ff Sandy Radinsky Donna Tutone Judy Deliere FIRST QUEEN CROWNED AT HARVEST MOCN. First gala event at Canon-McMillan created a magical brilliance. Black cats and witches, shining moons, golden cornstocks, and pumpkins transformed the gym into an enchanting ballroom. Under the twinkling lights and among the swirling dancers, Donna Tatone was crowned Queen of the Harvest Moon with Sandy Radinsky as First Attendant, and Judy Deliere as Second Attendant. Harvest Moon creates an exotic atmosphere for dancing. John Giacobbe and AI Koppler work to make dance a success. PARTICIPATICDN DEVELOPED TEAM ' M' D 1- fx Q R ,,, Q, ., - -311,35 -' 4 4 ' Liiggivfyffg , 'fam f j WCRK Partncapatuon In athletlcs encouraged coordination of thought and effort Team work bullt through wlnmng through loslng through working, be came evident as Canon McMullan teams opposed other schools The deslre to bring honor to school teammates coaches made par tlcapatlon In athletics worthwhlle The spectator partnclpated too as he cheered for has team consoled a sorrowful athlete or congratulated the vnctolous opponent after the game Memories and strong character formed durmg those experlences be came part ofthe lndlvldual forever 'I'l'I 591643 'kr sxNKW nw' XKXX' vb: AW LXXXX O l V, V W: s 4 N if ' ,MNT H- Qt vim, , - ' W 1',llll1 A- L. , V -M ,ww 51,1 f G T ?XT?af 1' '37 241275 'W . V ' ' s 1 I 1 ' I I ' ' I I I I i l il Qtlsr 1 yea lil ' .. N 3 l E' ' 7'-7. , 'I N A I ' 5 4 4 A '3' l . M .: I . Q 3.7 ' fwfr , ,I N 'if 'Q-'fl-figk.-D .. if K il, il l ' sf is-pf, 5 V Qin' 335 4' -fs- s .,5y Q ll. ,vffixh c swf is sm-, X 6 -7 f sgxlqri, ef .. . Sr i ' F A B A QJN . 'S' . FQ,-. ,jgX,,,,., .. ,. ,,, H 2 Q1 I fm., ,I4 f A, MAX ' I .I g . XQL g . .. A if 4 if f. if gf its if Hg ??f'Qjl4f ' C, . 'U ' A A li I J ...li A Xi ROW 1: Mohler, Foley, Gregory, Ross, Modrak, Maggi, Scarton, Olenn, Coligan. ROW 2: Smith, Lesefka, Verchek, Arrigoni, Macik, Rossero, Hallam, Olenn, Ortosky, Verona, Teodori. ROW 3: Novak, Kohler, Whirlow, Kemp, Dudley, Furlong, Armstrong, Petter, Olminsky, Subric, Kcppler. ROW 4: Burgess, Reese, Ambrose, Flowers, Scott, Cass, Verona, Kordella, Dunn, Cernava. BIG MACS GAINED EXPERIENCE. Although the first football team of Canon-McMillan Senior High School encountered difficulty in defeating its opponents during the 1959 season, two players were selected for the Western Class AA All-Conference Team. Pre-school training in August, found the Big-Mac football coaches faced with a problem of getting the team acquainted, organized, and perfected. Through the diligent work of head coach, Al Como and his assistants, Val Rizzo, Anthony Paesano, and Ralph Jelicp the team progressed to new heights in team work, cooperation, and obedience. Linemen Macik, Olenn, Ortosky, Arrigoni, Lesefka, Verona, Gregory, and Kohler hit hard with a swift offensive and defensive attack. Fast running and quick thinking backfield men consisted of: Verchek, Rossero, Foley, Ross, Reese, Teo- dori, O'Korn, and McVerry. Western Class AA All-Conference Team selected end, Steve Macik to the first team and back, Larry Ver- chek to the second team. This 22 man team consisted of outstanding players in Western Conference. The schools of Mt. Lebanon, Washington, Trinity, Munhall, Uniontown, Baldwin, and Canon-McMillan made up the Western Conference. Even though the Big-Macs encountered repetitive defeats, perseverance and a fighting spirit prevailed among the players. Left to right: Head Coach Al Como, Assistant coaches, Anthony Paesano, Ralph Jelic, Val Rizzo, plan for the first game. i ,- , A .EVA 9 19 Trinity Football 1959 Season Canon-McMillan Opponents 6 Avella O Munhall 6 South Hills 6 Beth-Center O Glassport 7 Washington 6 Redstone 27 Braddock .ls Pass fo Q 'Mx '7 Q UW 1 W' 1 1 ' +2 Macnk-completed for T.D. . Braddock player downed by Big Mac iucklers 3 A , ,W,, X -'-A 'J ,K ' not ' W ,Hua V ,A 1 5 5, was V' , 2 gl ' M ,. X F f 'N-ogff A 4 Steve Mccik vl lorry Verchek Coach Como Ross discusses plays with va ROW 1: Ross. ROW 2: Gregory, Verona, Lesefka, Arrigoni, Kohler, Orfosky. ROW 3: Olenn, Peffer, Verchek, Rossero, Smivh, Dudley, Foley, Teodori, Macik. rsity team. J' A .11 I John Rossero 5 A.. '1 ii ' ' - N K 1 fj, X 5 ' Hugh Hallam fx ,il 1 Terry Trodori 0pponen1's lon9 'un en ded- 6 Bob Lesefkc Chuck Olminsky Don Verona 'xvuqun -in c fierce iockle. Sian Olenn Eugene Arrigoni --va W 9 u K Walter Novak 'I 15 X Jerry Dudley 2 , :ww ,, - , sw 12-500 X A lwxl Y i M N- A ,e I I Leon Oriosky K XL!! Bill Smith 'hd VARSITY TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ENCOUNTERED Zz 5' Robert Haney Ronald Bish The 1959 cross country team completed their up hill and down dale season with six wins and two losses. At Uniontown Invitational Meet, Canon-McMillan harriers placed third with individual trophies presented to Robert Haney and Ronald Bish. WPIAL Championship Meet saw Robert Haney and Ronald Bish place sixth and twelfth respectively, qual- ifying them to run in the state championship meet. Ro- bert Haney placed sixteenth at state representing Canon- McMillan as the sixteenth best runner in Pennsylvania. Junior WPIAL Meet saw Ray Domi take first place to become individual champion. The low scoring harriers can attribute their success- ful season in distance running to the training program of coach, James Banner. At the sound of the gun-they're off! T ROW l: Honey, Bish, Russell, Koupiaris ROW 2: Ewig, Coleman, Steiner, Cecchett I if 1 ' v , w, , 4, f --W- ,, , ,, ., ,V f. :M,. L V Big Moc runners worm-up before meet. SUCCESSFUL SEASON Cross Country Worsityl Canon-McMillan 26 27 36 19 22 35 20 17 ROW 1: Rodgers, Hervol, Beltiore, Domi. ROW 2: Moore, Duchi, Veydt, Cecchett. 1959 Season Opponents Brentwood Ambridge Connellsville Penn Hills Baldwin Central Catholic Hopewell Peters Township Cross Country Uunior Varsityj 1959 Season Canon-McMillan Opponents 15 Ambridge 33 Connellsville 17 Penn Hills 22 Baldwin 40 Central Catholic 15 Hopewell 15 Peters Township JUNIOR VARSITY 1 Coach Bonner N I' XJ KJ X' 1 , CL ,ptr I f': '.'f T.j'.ll 1 ' .1 1 Ylvix m Q I ' ' - if 1 v ?!l'Q'Q?5' v 'g:' ROW 1: Don Gossett, Ken Thornton, Ronald Radinsky, Steve Dunn, Gary Kosem, Charles Scarton, Steve Duchi, Neil Veydt, Steve Tomescko. ROW 2: Coach A. Paesano, Larry Verchek, Larry Brown, Pat Powers, Henry Armstrong, Walt Scott, Ron Sacco, Bob McBride, Charles Schmitt. ROW 3: Coach H. Kuzma, John Prezenkop, Larry Bender, Ray Shook, Bob Lamb, Skip Kem, Tyrone Anderson, John Herron, Bob Clair. CAGERS FACED PERPLEXING PROGRAM Canon-McMillan Senior High School's basketball team looked forward to the future. During the 1959-60 season most of the basketball fans were viewing a new style of play, more team spirit, and more enthusiastic coach- ing whenever the Big Mac varsity team played their games. Although the team did not win a great many games, as their six and sixteen record showed, the stressing of fundamentals of basketball, improvements in skill of the players, were very noticeable. Larry Bender received recognition for his tremendous performance on the court tioor. Senior captain of the cagers, Bender was the leading scorer in Section IV. The coaches in the district selected Bender as the Most Valuable Player. At the All Sports Club Banquet honor- ing varsity and reserve teams, Bender received a trophy for outstanding work on the basketball floor. Letter winners this year included senior, Larry Brown, sophomores, Ken Thornton, Neil Veydt, Bob Lamb, Ty- rone Anderson, and Ronald Rodinsky. Thornton and Veydt gave fine performances this year and may be the best backcourt combination next year in league play. Coach Kuzma, formerly a player at Duquesne Uni- versity and selected Small College Coach of Year 1958, keeps a watchful eye on the development of 6'3 Tyrone Anderson, and 6'1 Bob Lamb, who will have most of the heavy rebound work again. Two high scorers from this year's reserve team, Steve Duchi and John Przenkop will fight for starting positions. The student body of Canon-McMillan Senior High School awaits the 1960-61 basketball season anxiously. Bender shoots a rebound. V ' L 4.15 .-.-,-- - Again Bender attempts a foul shot. Bender concentrates on a shot. '5'0-vi? ,,, ,VV -,ri 7 Q 'S .,,, ,wngi QB. Larry Bender Larry Brown Steve Duchi Basketball 1959-1960 Season Canon-McMillan Opponents 47 Peters Twp. 30 53 Claysville 39 38 Ellsworth 40 35 Munhall 67 41 Bridgeville 42 55 Peters Twp. 38 39 Monongahela 52 40 Fort Cherry 51 68 Chartiers 53 46 Trinity 59 35 Mt. Lebanon 46 39 Dormont 44 54 Burgettstown 59 60 Washington 69 38 Charleroi 45 37 Fort Cherry 66 64 Chartiers 58 41 Trinity 55 27 Mt. Lebanon 56 53 Dormont 66 68 Burgettstown 34 34 WQ5hing1on 50 9 Rodinsky shoots to avoid blocker Eyes up for the iump ball. Pi' Don Gossett If-divx -fuk! iw W, .1- Neal shoots for two 120 in my , .Bw f Kenny Thorton Bender attempts a hook shot . I s 'L ,,. .I , Bob Lamb Anderson warms up before game All eyes are on Bender and the ball -wayf 'M i-.QI-L Lomb as up for the lump sho! 'um 121 475 Tyrone Anderson 1 1 .1 ,fy .. ., . ' Q A 1 Wrestlers Accomplished A Successful Season Olenn pins heavy weight opponent. Initiative, ability, and experience enabled Canon- McMillan wrestlers to complete successfully the 1960 wrestling season with eleven wins and two losses. At the opening of the season, Big Mac grapplers ended the 40-straight wins of Waynesburg by defeating the squad 28 to 19. Big Mac grapplers distinguished themselves by defeating Chartiers 45 to 5, Trinity 33 to 18, Germantown 35 to 15, Washington 38 to 19, Clays- ville 52 to 3, and Burgettstown 49 to 8. The bottom fell out when the Big Mac team lost to Trinity with a 12 to 34 margin. The grapplers staged a comeback to trample Chartiers 52 to 6, Burgettstown 45 to 6, Avella 51 to 5, Claysville 51 to 3. The Big Macs lost to Waynes- burg with a 17 to 30 score. Canon-McMillan had many outstanding wrestlers this year who won individual fame- The team of Pritts C9, 3 and 11, Hanna K6 and 61, Maughn 19 and 41, Wilson C4 and 51, Sacco C1 and 31, Bish C11 and 21built up early points for the Big Macs in many matches. Haney com- piled a 12 and 1 record, Piccioni C10 and 31, O'Korn 17, 3 and 11, Ross K1 and 11, Rossero C10, 1 and 21, Chambers C1 and 11, Arrigoni 15, 5 and 31, Macik UO, 1 and 11, Dano U3 and 01, and Olenn C12 and 11. Big Mac wrestlers were honored to have Robert Haney represent Canon-McMillan at state tournament at Penn State where Haney was runner-up for the second con- secutive year. Haney receivd a trophy at the climax of the wrestling season for being an outstanding wrestler by the All Sports Club of Canonsburg. ROW 1: Manager, A. DeMarco, R. Pritts, T. Hanna, R. Maughn, E. ROW 2: Coach, Andrew Puchany, J. Piccioni, F. O'Korn, J. Rossero, E. Wilson, H. Sacco, R. Bish, R. Haney, Assistant Manager, W. Campbell. Arrigoni, S. Macik, J. Dano, S. Olenn, Assistant Coach, Eugene Bowman. l . ,S t , :Q 1' ' My ' .J l 1 1 Nh .ilifrii P 7 ,P . s . ff 'fic 3. ,ov ..v47 ,.,4vw'K1b4 ., . , f..-rf' A '5 ,I K . uf' ,.,,,f- , ,,. Q-f 4 t.qw. MUCUK follows fhfough- Bish tries hard for the pin Ya- . Bob Haney Canon-McMillan 28 45 33 35 38 52 49 52 12 45 51 51 17 Wrestling 1960 Season Opponents Waynesburg Chartiers Trinity German Washington Ciaysville Burgettstown Chartiers Trinity Burgettstown Avella Claysville Waynesburg , f, ?'7 w Y' ,w'f.v-...M 1 nw- 5,,r1,k 4, 7 PM ,-Qu A M, Down-Around-The pin. Sb .t 'i A L.. -f 5 ,Zi xp The team warms-up before the match W-1 JW., ,-V.....,,V. ' 'Y w f 1-A-xr.,--zf..L...rM f,f.w,..,.,M ,.,,.,: Bob Muughn ....,.,,, Priifs rides his man. Ronnie Pritis Teffv Hanna Joe Piccioni 'L 1- .Q ., J' Ron Bish Jerry Chambers Sf Mcughn blocks c stand. Eugene Arrigoni ,..-, W , ,W . Rossero works u wizard. .yes I Eigie Wilson John Rossero Dano attempts the pin. Stan Olenn Steve Macik John Dano I? if 'XX EXPERIENCED PLAYERS AIDED GOLF TEAM IELWT L vw BQM mac ff ffvkf of HQ? v v UV JMX wux. QAJL L+ L, A , 4-af? 126 4 ENQLT . .:,, E, .. 3 I .,. ,, VA, E N f iw-L34 ' -, 'cntmues viz, ri fcfwuy , Sc sq , c-c.1:d U' '. 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I ' ' . r l Wuth the comung of the sprung season Jum Banners trackmen began theur dauly practuce sessuons Under the capable coachung of Mr Banner and hus assustants Mr Harvey and Mr Pantely the track team compuled a three and one dual meet record Hughlughtung the year were the thurd annual Canons burg Relays at whuch approxumately thurty teams were represented Canon McMullan placed seventh as a team wuth unduvudual honors taken by Burgess un the hugh uump and broad lump and Bush un the 880 yard run Canon McMullans 880 yard relay team composed of Cecchett Reese Foley and Armstrong captured second place honors un thus event At the W P l AL qualufing meet held at Mt Lebanon Larry Bender scored un the hugh hurdles and Charles Burgess placed un the hugh uump The Dustruct Four Meet clumaxed the track season wuth Canon McMullan comung un first place The trophy re ceuved here was the first athletuc trophy to be placed at Canon McMullan Koupuarus us ahead by a wude margun vuuuuvi x3 .. x 'I29 X EQ 2 N Www lfwy Bush gains first place un relay Track 1960 Season Canon McMullan Opponents 71 M Donora 55V Burgettstown Chartuers Central Catholuc Truangular Meet Mt Lebanon Washungton Canon McMullan Peterson attempts to score un the broad uump . mf . . . . , 6 . , l Q - qi- GL L T . 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V 24 A ' '- -'ll 2 92 23 83 ' 26 55 ' 70 ' ' ' ' '. . 103 V ' 33 -5 - ' 31 Ll !l xi A ll ,W 9 F5 Q A If f lnfialdors prepare for game Baseball a truly popular sprung sport made a fairly successful showlng during Canon McMnllans first year of hugh school competmon the team scored one victory In seven starts The squad had a hughly competltlve attltude and fine splrlt un wnn mng or losing Eight seniors who played thus year were Verchek Lnvlngston Dano Karr Cole Bostganclc Brown and Baseball 1960 Season Oponents Chartuers 5 Trlmty 'IO Mt Lebanon I Washmgton 4 Trumty 4 Washmgton 8 Chartlers 3 Canon McMnllan Levkullch Karr and Verchek were the leading hltters with Karr recewlng the award for the outstanding player of the year In the process of bulldmg for the future As the scores Indicate Canon McMillan losses were by one or two runs at the most Bug Macs were In the flghtlng nn all the games with a few breaks decldmg the fate of games ROW I Sollon Loson Bostlancuc Alvmo Kappeler Bothem Row 2 Scarton Kosem Maggl Llvmgston Karr Cole Row 3 Asst Coach Manzo Koman Brown Verchek lamb Elewslu Wheeler Haye Sacco Coach Costa 'G 4 . 8 . . 5 . 2 . 2 . . , 6 ' , - .t 2 ' t jg: y, in Under the able coaching of Mr. Costa and Mr. Manzo, Wifh m0nY men returning Hex' YGGF, the couches are M 7 I bl 1 ' 1 if , , l I VN- , , 1 ' I 'sit , A ' s W ,hm S 4-4 Hays puck: up another hut .,,.4l-A- Verchek reaches for hugh throw lnvmgsion slides safely mio fhnrd Brown IS used as a punch hmer GRADUATION ACKNOWLEDGE ACCOMPLISHME NTS Commencement, the climactic event of twelve school years, formally recognized successful achievement of the initial goal in a young person's life. Commencement marked the start of the productive period in life- the period when all the knowledge, skill, talent acquired and de- veloped prior is applied to perform a service in life. Knowledge and character acquired and developed before graduation help determine success or failure of future goals. 'I33 W Students renew friendships PARTY Students take time out from dancing during intermission Junior Class did an excellent job of entertaining grad- T uating seniors at the Junior-Senior Party. The advanced planning and organization resulted in an evening of pure enjoyment for all. Atmosphere ofthe George Wash- ington Hotel Ballroom combined with the gay spirit of all those present guaranteeing a successful class aftair. at Junior-Senior Party. STARTED SENIOR SOCIAL WHIRL. Juniors host Seniors at the initial dance of the Commencement season. 2 ,. V i t A . lil , T i 1 l i lx 2 wil Q S K i 4 ' kill Z. 3 A X TW V A LA . lg, .g lg .XM 'S T 'fi ivxlk 1 W 'lifts' I ,af . 1, 4 2 P -'-.N-.B ,t 'J J? ,Q ',. Seniors enioy addresses and after dinner dancing. The final assembly of the Class of 1960 occurred at the Senior Banquet. Two-hundred ninety-five seniors at- tended the gala aftair held at Mt. Lebanon Country Club. Congratulations and best wishes were extended to the class by the administration and faculty. Enter- tainment, in the form of singing, was provided by mem- bers of the class. Gary Mohler, class comedian, also won the praise of all those present by his witty re- marks. After dinner, dancing and swimming comprised the program. lt was truly an event which will be re- membered for years to come by all those present. 1 Q Classmates enioy final getitogether. SOCIAL CLIMAX REACHED AT SENIOR Seniors converse during meal. John Alteria sings class song to Senior Queen, Sandy Radinsky. Acrobafs display balance in a lively routine. 'ff Ringmaster, Stan Olenn introduces next act. John Alterio sings about Punchinello the clown. ,V KL. X' S' Klang 6 Sandy Polo sings and dances to Little Grass Shack. 4. ,- w. ,' ,..',ff M Lat. - 'N wi'-Q n ff55LKfefi6735L' ' a , ,. Jw 1, K.-Q' - r- 1, ft H I 'W . F ,,wf..- wtf QL . W: , x , ,gk , ,fn ,, rzixwt 1? ez T The Hawanan Weddmg Song IS sung by Dorothy Stafford with Gypsies Read the class prophecy John Alterlo Frank Trebel Darlene Bell and Ken Paige snngmg background The Clrcus was the theme chosen for the Class of 1960 Class Day Program Through the medlum of a cnrcus the members of the class displayed their many talents and deslre to make thelr class prolect a success The program began wuth a parade of sensors and a tradltnonal Curcus Parade of all acts There were sung ers dancers acrobats clowns barkers and even ann mal tamers led by the llvely clrcus band Each act per formed delighted the audience In Its own way Behind the scenes were Mass Petlka and Mass Pashkevlch dnrect Ing the actions of all those Involved It was o gay happy class day but as the curtains closed this happiness was mingled with sadness of the fast approaching gradua tlon The Class of 1960 made Its class prophecy and sand nts farewell is-1 CLASS DAY Hawauan dancers perform graceful dance movements y y ,rry 1 yyrig E E CLASS CDF 1960 PRESENTED FIRST - 'F vi- sv I Senior Queen, Miss Sondra Rcdinsky. Crowning of Miss Sandra Radinsky as first Senior Queen of Canon- McMillan Senior High School and her court highlighted activities at Commencement Dance. Male members of Class of 1960 selected Miss Radinsky queen and Barbara Essick, Andrea DelBene, Shirley DeJohn, and Bonnie Trylko as attendants. Circus theme of class day was carried through to the decorative scheme of dance held in the gym. The gym became a tent of pastel crepe paper with a carrousel placed in the center. Refreshments were served out of doors on the tennis courts with only the beautiful evening providing the decorations. COMMENCEMENT DANCE CLCSED SOCIAL SEASON Charming girls and escorts present a beautiful scene. Crepe paper forms a tent to curry out circus theme. 1-fy' ,ff Q Ami. 1 'yet' I h 1 O udents dance around the ccrrousel. Qa- Refreshments are served on tennis courts at Commencement Dance. ! ef . 'fi W if 'Mile an ff M H AE. ,W g W, ,-Wwe f ,J We , ,s 3-1 .4 ' 'ii 2' V ,Z '9 'ff C' LU' I, 'gay J, ff 4 U f w if 1 6 ,r za 0 I ' ,V x ,A I . Air. , W 'r A in , 1? qi, 1 , T1 Q' M rw f' .. -' 'I 'r . 'A ef e +1 e 1 , M '- r V' ' 'Q f N, .i r ri 4 Q' 3 i x M rrr . in 1 ,. A4 f e in , ?,. V A i. I ,lin 4 A Q' Y , Q 3 1 5' Seniors march to Pomp and Circumstonce. COMMENCEMENT BEGINS A NEW WAY Honor students: Vcledictorion, Stephanie Kuhn, Robert Lewis, Donna Perkins, and Salufovorion, Pcvricic Kilgore. 4-. WW K r, it' 9' V' if 'Re X11 -sem ,H If i. Q 'ff if W 'J i A' , I i' ' , 1 e 2, R MN 1 E si.. X Q, M xv' 2 i' if V f l 1 l K ry Y ' .I V S' f, Speakers stand for the Alma Mater ,I W 4 . . 1-, 'L Alf f ff ' Q2 'ff ,, iw A. I 9, x, W 3' K' . X ff 3 er Q f 3 3 4 fi 57 '5 'I A Q 5 'Y 5 I Ronald Godava receives diploma and congratulations from Mr. Quinn. 0F LIFE FOR CLASS OF 1960 Mr. O'Connell addresses graduates and guests. d gh b d b I Q t , 1, - Af :L A f V4 . SENIOR Abruul Nanetta FTA 4 Intramural Basketball I Alderson John Football 3 Alterro John T ent Show I 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer I 3 Vlce Pres:dent 2 4 Footballl Basketball Alt1er: Joseph I Amorose Lorna oruxl 2 3 4 Squadl 2 Anderson John Basketball 1 Anthony Ruth E orus I Usherette 3 PNA 4 Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 3 Artur: Sharon orus 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 Tr:H:Y 3 1 F Amgan: Eugene Ke ston:ans 4 Vorx:ty Club 4 Football I 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 Class V:ce Pres:dent 3 Babel: Helen Ann Chorus I 2 Glee Club I Buckner D:anne Cammerc:al Club 3 4 Newspaper 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Usherette Barbosky Walter FFA 4 F F A Pres:dent 4 Track 4 Barnhart Mary Lou Ellen H Ruzhards Club I 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Bartkus Joan Tr:H:Y 2 3 4 Chorus I Intramural Basketball I Yearbook 4 Jun:or Play l:brarran I Homeroom Treasurer 4 Bartnlck Mary Al:ce H:Y 3 Beccar: R:chard Key Club 3 4 Key Club Treasurer Beeles Joyce Elene Chorus I 4 Commernal Club 3 4 Behlmg L:nda C orusl Tr:H:Y2 3 4 Belak Paul H: Y 2 3 4 Football I Basketball I Bell Darlene arette I 2 3 H:Y Presldent 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 State Chorus 4 Chorus Pres:dent 4 D:str:ct Chorus 3 4 County Chorus 3 Talent Show 2 Band L:brar:an I 2 3 Sp:r:t Comm:ttee 4 Track Queen Attendant 2 Homeroom Vlce Pres:dent 4 Bender, Larry n I ootball 2 3 Track I 2 all FTA 3 4 Keystonlans 4 Newspaperl 2 4 H:Y Treasurer 4 FTA Parl:amentar:an 4 Homeroom Presldentl 2 3 4 Beppler Kathleen Burd L:nda Malorettel 2 3 4 Newspaperl 2 Comrnerual Club 3 4 Ho e room Pres:dent 1 Brrd Sally Intramural Basketball 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 B:r:nger Dlana orette 2 3 4 Charusl 2 Tr:H:Y 3 4 Jun:or B:sh Ronald 2 Cross oun 3 4 Vars:ty Club 4 Wrest:n 1 2 3 4 rn-:ek 3 4 :ceysromqn 4 vmny Club Treasurer4 11,11 or Play Homeroom V:ce Pres:dent I 2 3 B:sselI Jud:th FHA I 2 Chorus I FH A V:ce Pres:dent I Homeroom Treasurer I Bodnar Jannce Basketball 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 Bostlanc:c Stanley Keystomans 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 2 Bouchy Leonard C orusl H:YI 2 3 4 Jun:or y Boyan Ronald Boyd Robert Bradburn Jacquelyn Tr:HY 3 4 Student Counc:l 4 Charusl 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Country Chorus 2 3 4 Dnstnct Chorus 3 Homeroom Secretary 4 Brady Norman HIY3 4 R:He Club4 FFA 4 Brandon Charlotte D FN A 4 Intramural Basketball Brlnkley J:m Broglna Anlta Chorus 3 4 Tr: H: Y 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 4 Brown Larry 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Band I Bruno Enleen FTA Burchnk Danna Chorus 2 FHA 2 Commerc:al Club 3 4 Student Counc:l 2 Home roam Treasurer 4 Burgess Charles otballl 2 Trackl 2 3 Keystonuans 4 Burr Ronald Key Club 3 4 Bushmure Georgette C orus I 3 4 Tr: H:Y 4 Homeroom Pres:dent I Byers Dorothy Ann Tr H:Y 2 3 HA 3 Bys:ck Bermee Usherette 3 F N A 4 ACTIVITIES Campbell Harcld Basketballl 2 o I 2 3 Footbolll Cargawc Beverly Chorus I Caroua Luclo Football I Carr Jack Casorcra Denn:s Football I Cauthen Ehzabeth Jun:or C-lee Club I Usherette 4 Cecchett Louns 2 4 Cross Co ry 4 Tm 2 4 wmrln 2 v,,,s.:y Club 4 Homeroom V:ce Pres:dent 2 Celno Lumen resthng I 2 Y 4 Student Caunul 2 Homeroom Othcer Chabassol Denms Chambers Jerry Cross Country I Ban I Newspaper 2 3 4 H:Y 2 3 4 Vars:ty Club 4 Keystanuanx 4 Home room Treasurer I V:ce Pres:dent 2 4 Chappo Lawrence Key Club 3 4 Keystonlans 4 Newspaper 3 C:anell: Ronald H:Y 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Clark Fatr:c:a Pep Squad I 2 Chorus 2 Comrnertlal Club 3 4 FNA 4 Intrornu I Basketball I 2 Cole Jack Edward otball I restlmg C 2 3 Acapae Choru 2 3 Baseball 4 Coleman Bernard R:tIe Club 4 Varsnty Club 4 Cross Country 4 Coleman George Football I 2 3 Track 3 4 Baseballl Cook W:ll:am Lat:n Club I Carey Carole FTA 3 4 Suence Fa:r 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Student Counc:l I 2 Homeroom V:ce Pres:dent 3 Pep Squad I 2 Couslns Donna Lau Tr:H:Y 2 3 4 FNA 4 Newspaper 3 4 Yearbook 4 Gus Chorus I 2 3 D:str:ct Chorus 3 Jun:or Play Homeroom Pres:dent 4 lntra mural Basketball 2 Cox Davld Earl Foatball I Crawford Beverly Chorus 4 Commemal Club 3 4 Malarette I Homeroom Secretary I Crosson R:chard Foatballl Wrestllng 2 3 FFA Sent:neI4 Cumm:ns Joan T H:Y I Commermal Club 3 4 Pep Sq ad I 2 Intramural Basket Cushner Arnold W Camera Club I H:Y 3 Benzene Rrng 3 4 Scuence r 2 Benzene Rmg Pres:dent 4 Newspaper Buslness Manager 4 Newspaper 3 4 Cutrlght Carol Rrlle Club 2 Charusl 2 L:brar:an 4 Intramural B etballl 2 3 FTA 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Commerc:al Club V:ce Pres:dent 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Squad 2 3 Cutrlght R:ta Tr: H: Y 3 4 Chorus I Homeroom Secretary 4 Dagsher Nancy Newspaper Club 2 3 Tr: H:Y 2 Danley W:ll:am Track I 2 Cross Country 2 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Benzene Rlng 3 4 Jun:or Play Intramural Basketball I 2 Dana John otball I 3 4 Wrestlmgl 2 3 4 Bas ball 2 Day Donna Tr:H:Y 2 4 Classrmg Comm:ttee 3 L:brar:an 2 Student Councll 4 Homeroom Vrce Pres:dent 3 DeJohn Sh:rley Malorette I 2 3 Commercral Club 4 Newspaper 3 4 Class Secre tary I Class V:ce Pres:dent 3 Homeroom Pres:dent I Band L:brar:an I 2 4 Head Maporette 4 DelBene Andrea Jun:or Play M lorette I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I Band L: brar:an I 2 Homeroom Secretary I Homeroom Pres:dent 4 ear book 4 Track Queen Attendant 3 4 Delrere Judith Band 2 wus 3 4 Acapae C Class Treasurer 2 Tr: H:Y Treasurer 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Dellorso Anthony H:Y 4 Wrestlmgl 2 3 Football I 2 Homeroom Treasurer 3 DePaol: Peter Band I Football 3 Derrrco Monte L Tr:H: FTA 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Newspape 01.1, 1 2 3 4 Pep squad 1 2 :mf.sm.,,,s: :sas et all DeThamas Arthur r H1 4 FFA semrqry 4 Key Club 4 Dev:ne Ann Luulle Commerual Club 4 Dalanch Madlynn .I FHA I 2 3 Talent Show I 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 Student Cauncll 2 Commercral Club 4 F H A V:ce Pres:dent 3 Downey Peggy Dramat:cs Club I Chorus 3 4 FHA 3 4 Usherette 4 Dudley Clarence stonlans 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 4 Bas all 3 4 , . . : , :G II , , , 41 el , , : , , ' ' , , : I , Hi-Y , 2, 3, 4 Ch , , , , Pep , A J A :-:rr , 3, , una 1, 1 ck 1, , , 1' Q , ' s , , Ch , 2, 3, 4, : , . . , Y ' , A A. 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Operetta 2 Acapaella Cho s 2 3 Wrestllngl Junlor Play Novlskr Thomas Keystanuans 4 Olenn Stanley F atball 1 2 g M 3 o Chorusl 2 3 Acapaella Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 Junlor Play Var ury Club 4 Newspaper 3 4 Class Prerraerrr 2 Homeroam Preslaenr 4 Errecutlye Board Student Counerl 4 Varslty Club Captaln 4 Olmlnsky Charles rack I 2 3 4 Football 4 Rltle Club 4 Varslty Clu Benzene Rlng Olmlnsky Dovld rrarlr 2 wrenlrng 2 Hlr 3 4 ONell John Newspaper 2 3 4 Key Club 4 Asst Newspaper Buslness Manager 4 Ortosky Leon Faotballl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Keystonlans 4 Varslty Club4 OShlnsky Josephlne Trl HIY 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 Ushereltes 4 FNA F Secretary A Palge Kenneth Talent Show 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 Basketball 2 Pallarla Judlth ent Show 2 3 FHA 2 Commerclol Club 3 4 1 Cho 3 4 Intramural Baskelballl 2 Pankas Stella Cornmerclal Club 3 4 Glrls Chorus I 4 Homeroam Vlce Presldent 2 Passleu Cecllla Band 2 3 Paslldenos Rua Chorus 2 3 Patrene Maurlce D Student Counell I 3 Key Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 Junlor Play Senlor ACTIVITIES Football I Wrestllngl 2 4 Galt 2 3 4 Key Club Presl 4 Homeroam Presldent 2 Homeroam Vlce Presldent 4 Patrene Robert Edward otball I 2 a Wr Bas 2 Rlfle Club Pendergrass Carol Jean en H Rlchardsl FHA 4 Chorusl Perklns Donna Faye Chorus I Usherette 4 Commerclal Club 4 Llbrarlan I Petro John Band I 2 3 4 Keystonlans 4 Homeroam Vlce Presldent 2 Student Courlcll 4 Student Councll Presldent 4 Prulrppe Mary Gee Club I Molorette 2 3 4 Trl H1Y 3 4 Phllllps Danna lrs Chorus I Llb n 2 lntrarnur Basketball I Newspaper 3 4 Plcclonl Joseph Yearbook 4 Football I 2 3 Football Manager 4 Wrestllng I 2 HIYI 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Keyrlarrrans 4 Homeroam Secretary Plechnrk Vlolo Ann nrcmural Basketball I C I r G ard 3 4 FTA 4 Om l Char s 2 Pep Squad I Homeroam Vlce Presrdent I Homeroam Sec 2 Pogoreltz Louls rerrl.ng1 2 nd 4 Junl Play senrar Play Dlslrrct Band 2 3 County Bandl 2 3 Keystonlans 4 Hrr e Presldent 4 Polosky Sandra orus I Malorette I 2 4 Comm rlal ub Junlor Play Yearbook 4 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HAINAUT I 0 0 I o Irene s Beauty Schools Day and Evemng Classes for Men and Women A PROFESSION OFFERING A LIFETIME OF SECURITY Vlslt the Most Modern Beauty School In Wash Co 9 West Beau St Phone BA 2 5178 I7 South Mann St Houston Pa Phone SH 5 4074 Desmet Lumber Gm Supply Co Builder s Supplies Plumbing Supplies Kitchen Cabinets Paint Hardware Cecll Pa Yard Phone CA I 7220 Phone LE I 0880 Midway Pa Yard Phone PY 6 6700 LESSONS lndlvldual 81 Group Vella CIP Cecll Twp oe School Businessmen Bm n Dancing Ballet Ballroom Acrobatnc Modern Jazz 126 East Pike St. Phone SH 5 8872 I Washington, Pa. T ' T of THE FALCONI MOTOR COMPANY SH55150 SH55I51 SH55156 F O R D SHARRICK RFSTAURANT IN THE HEART OF CANONSBURG the Stamp of Qualzfy IESSOP STEEL COMPANY XX 'XQHINLTUN IENN X 159 West Pike Sf., Exf. Phones: 0 .Q 4, J, vx Sw 2 ,Q 1 x . . YL H, ,K fr ko. x f x 4532 lm 5pcc14altySLccls pr'f1dL1ccd by Y , N 1 v 3 v . g X x L 7 l . A A A . BEST WISHES to the CLASS LUCK AND SUCCESS TO of T960 THE CLASS OF l96O Athletlc Gm Sports Center COMPLIMENTS lO8 N Central Ave A Frlend Canonsburg Pa Phone SH 5 5660 Phone SH 5 7710 60 The ELMANAC staff srncerely thanks local businessmen friends teachers and students who have contributed tothe support of this book Through this generosnty the publication of the ELMANAC was made possable 0 0 I . I I