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

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X . fit, . , J -J' A f Q? 1 7 ' f 3 4 4 2 , Q -E .V ML. ., Sandy Polo Andrea Del Bene Sandy Radinsky Queen Renee Kassab Roberta Springfield QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS REIGNED AT RELAYS On April 22, 1960, five charming girls reigned at the Canonsburg Annual Track Meet. 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

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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. C 8 '1' B . Q t l l N it ll . l l . 3 .N 1 rl A l t A f-1i5'-51, -5Xix?x1r.Yi.wTNlN f ,fi - 0. 4.-.:. cg 4 h his N' A -- ' C - ' A , x,wg5g,Lk1 N , . r T H H c t 1 ,f ,1 w .M ...i--,ws.,iw,i.,gsscgav,qxs,,1 . . N ' 'N C' ' flu A ' 5.5, i. A ,. . . ' ' Q O ,M ,,.,,,,s... - . c . 4 ...ss - W s . - gs Q C , N - up ' lx . S N . .A . ,.c,,,s, ' ' M . . U , l 1 7, g . 9 3, X -fi ' . ,fi rv. U U I I Q 4 . , wsmyl- , N N N 1 -' :ca -.mc ,cs y, M. . ' I ' I , Q ATN-X, e . l , , 4 If . ' ,f ' ' ' A .4 .. ax t Tl A A ,M , , . .' . . . . l l . . N5 N As Mary, Helen Kesnowskn, reverently prays at the foot of the cross, the army captann, Jack Ruhl and the soldler John Herron, lasten mtently

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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.