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

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. . it . sa Q bfi rttt rry t ef? Sitting: C. Hundzienski. Standing: D. Kakias, N. Lindley, J. Celio, R. Sulkowski, G. Chermer, L. McGreevy, B. Stewart. Cheerleaders lnduce Spirit w Head Cheerleader Carol Hundzienski Students rally spirit of football players. Enthusiasm is expressed by cheerleaders at a basketball game

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j2:..N-MSG... ,..,, ws f st row: B. Imperatore, G. Cook, C. David. 2nd row: J Jrben, C. Budkey, S. McNutt, J. Graytock, M. Rankin, D Iutchison, D. Karpy, D. Briceland, C. Luisi. 3rd row: B laddad, M. Price, R. Foley, D. Oklesson, L. Ahwesh, N obolewski, L. DePaoli, N. Albertini, J. Crocker, M. Cole- 'Tvllilfl' man, M. Gazvoda. 4th row: E. Hundzienski, C. Ventresca, J. Fulton, A. Behling, B. Seward, B. Wagner, D. Szymoitis, P. Stevens, J. Yanik, B. Santora, T. Arrigoni, A. Sprenkle, K. Kotar, E. Wilson. Sudent Coundl Council Gives Students Representation President: Eigie Wilson lst Vice-president: Edward Hundzienski 2nd Vice-president: Arthur Sprenkle Secretary: Connie Budkey Treasurer: Susan McNutt Advisor: Miss Mehaffey A typical Student Council meeting. 'Ill THE STUDENT COUNCIL of Canon-McMillan Senior High School exists to give the students a voice in school government and is an essential and active or- ganization. lt works hand in hand with faculty and administration in promoting spirit, better understand- ing, and unity among the students. It is constantly striving for improvement and betterment of school policies with the co-operation of the students and faculty. The Canon-McMillan Student Council belongs to both Pennsylvania and National Associations of Stu- dent Councils, and it is a democratic organization composed of a representative from each homeroom and officers elected by the student body. lt is an honor, privilege, and responsibility to be elected to serve as an officer or member of the Student Council. .lJ

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'lst Row: M. Korba, H. Armstrong, J. Sedmak, J. Snodgrass, B. urgess, S. Dunn, K. Thornton, J. Sedmak, M. Leson, D. ollon, T. Biringer. 2nd Row: J. Sedmak, L. Alvino, W. Reese, G. Kappeler, J. Belfiore, T. Piccioni, R. Pritts, R. Stopperich, J. Cornell, R. Rodinsky, F. Kraushaar, H. Foley. 3rd Row: C. Vactor, L. Kemp, J. Subrick, B. Modrak, P. Maggi, M. Podra- sky, B. Compeggi, W. Campbell, T. Hunter, B. McBride, R. The Varsity Club consists of lettermen who have articipated in the seven inter-scholastic sports: foot- all, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, track, base- all, and golf. lt is continually striving to promote bet- ter co-operation and unity between these sports. The club renders its services as a group to earn 'noney for buying first year lettermen button-down weaters, second-year lettermen pull-over sweaters, and enior lettermen jackets. Membership in the club is by invitation based on characteristics of good sportsman- Fhip. Members are to consider belonging to the club as n honor which may be revoked by failing to uphold he club's standards. Varsity Club Performs l Many Useful Services iff' rw.-f'i..,w1g4i'-.rmlrifyzffisf he-l Olenn. 4th Row: C. Scarton, N. Veydt, R. Quarture, E. Wil- son, J. Bartnick, J. Grohal, H. Sacco, J. Watson, E. Garboski, J. Coligan, R. Cauthen, B. Verona. 5th Row: G. Whirlow, J. Marcischcik, M. Rinaldi, B. Lamb, T. Anderson, B. Spotti, D. Koman, F. Gasper, V. Bell, K. Lesniakowski, D. Miller, R. Kirkpatrick. WL President: Henry Foley Vice-president: Bob Lamb Secretary: Chuck Scarton Treasurer: Ron Pritts Advisors: Mr. Pantely Mr. Paesano Varsity Club performs service to school by handling mats for wrestling matches.