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

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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

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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 .

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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.