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

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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 .-

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.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.

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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 .