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

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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

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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 '

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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'