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

Page 81 text:

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.

Page 80 text:

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 .

Page 82 text:

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