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

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. l. to r. Secretary, Donna Dugan, Vice-president, Carol Bobble, President, Joe Balsamap Treasurer, James Nockey, Advisor, Mr. Singer. The Rifle Club was formed to develop the skills of good marksmanship. They practice shooting and handling a .22 caliber rifle. Practice is held at the Administration Building X X on Monday nights. A turkey shoot gives the l ' members a chance to test their skill in com- petition. l, John Katrencik demonstrates correct shooting posi ion Marksmen acquire confidence and accuracy i l . i . 5 i f i ii? '43 QW lst Row: M. Mavrich, C. Lekosky, V. Malone, D. Dugan, K. Verosko, A. Cessar, D. Matyuf, C. Hirst, T. Compeggie, T. Piccioni, P. Kolarsky, J. Porta. 2nd Row: J. Nockey, S. Benedict, C. Bobble, P. Burnside, D. Sollon, K. Haight, J. Balsama, J. Katrencik, G. Bobble, R. Brower, R. Harrison.

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'lst Row: M. McLean, R. Sykes, J. Fulton, J. Graham, H. Scott, P. Marks. 2nd Row: R. McMillan, M. Korba, G. Kappeler, L. Davis, T. Smythe. Key Club Serves Both School and Community The Key Club is a service organization with the motto of We Build. The club is founded on the principles of community service, school serv- ice, and developing good leaders and sound citizens of the future. The club is sponsored by the Canonsburg-Houston Kiawanis Club and has a Kiwanis Advisor. Our proiects are used to gain money to send two delegates to the District Convention. Some of our proiects have been, the Career Day, Kiwanis Kid's Day, Beauty Contest, Fashion Show, and car washes. Officers: Pres. - Gary Kappeler V. Pres. - James Hutton Sec. - James Fulton Treas. - Michael Korba Ad. - Mr. Watters 96 Key Club meeting in machine shop

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