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

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is EDITORIAL STAFF Q7 ROW 'l: Rudge, Patrene, Mark, Pritts, Trylko, Gilchrist, Merante, Voiner, Godava. ROW 2: Federoft, Myers, Gregus, Hitchcock, Spina, Haddad, Bartkus, Stouffer. nv J la A Editors, Bob Pritts and Bonnie Trylko, meet with advisor, Miss Scarsellato, to okay pages. Section editors busily prepare their Mercnte, Spina, Patrene, Gilchrist. pages. Voiner, Mark, Radinsky, ELMANAC STAFF LAU NCHED The Elmanac Staff sought to accomplish the main function of a yearbook by presenting a proper interpretation of Canon-McMillan Senior High School to readers. Under the supervision of advisors, Miss Scarsellato and Mr. Warne, the staff devoted much time and energy to their respective assignments. Bonnie Trylko and Bob Pritts, editors, assumed respon- sibility of work carried on by the staff. Editors tried to make certain that all work was of the best quality and completed on time. Jim Livingston and Terry Teodori, business managers, had charge of collecting subscriptions, ordering books, and keeping records of all financial transactions. Both editorial and business stafts contributed the ability and leadership necessary to achieve superior results. The theme chosen by the first Elmanac staff was THE HONOR WAS OURS. Each staff member realized that among honors was the privilege of having a part in composing the cherished record of his high school years at Canon-McMillan. Can't seem to find the mistake! 1 i ..l Q 3 1 q 'un I n gl ,I -1- I in L. u U il . H 3- EJ 'i I '31 - l Q l Q In 'Ee' It kl 3 . f ,4.' ' if f' ' is 2 . i is' 5 ' s , l. ' A ,S gc, if

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I Q-. Nw :' s we-Taz X l r R., ll, ' o -5 Darlene Bell C-M-A. ROW 'lz Antonilli, Biringer, Radinsky, DelBene, D'Orazio, I , , ROW 2: Philippe, Longo, Kutlxowski, Matyuf, Szalanski, frrrit are-tr ,f MAJCRETTES SUPPLEMENTED 1 de- 'E3' wx l P' W Mary Philippe Diana Biringer The pert and high-stepping maiorettes started practicing with great diligence in early June in pre- paration for their sterling half-time performance at football games in the fall. Adding decor by gracing the line of march of many parades, Big Mac moior- ettes became a familiar and popular feature for Canonsburg parade fans.Appreciation for hard work done by majorettes made itself evident by warm receptions encountered at all performances. -Q 5 . 5, 51, i- f figs IN X pf Andrea DelBene Girls line up for half-time show.