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

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s.- Norma Csetter is accompanied as she calmly croons to the tune of Dear Mr. Dee Jay. BIG MAC PRESENTS MANY The students of Canon-McMillan had the opportunity on October 26, 1961, to display their talents on stage in the Canon McMillan auditorium. After weeks ot practicing, they finally came up with a show of a wide variety of acts in music, dancing, ancl skits. The show was a challenge to all who participated and will be a moment they will always remember. t'7t,iEl5l tw' ,..,f- one 2 S22 p ,. ' 1- 3 2 3 ' J ,,,,-r ' V l 357 K' is Q A 2 t ' 19' , J The ever popular instrumental group including John Marcischak, Victor Bell, Edward Sartori, and Gerald Dantry hold the audiences' attention through their musical iubilee. TALENTED STUDENTS E B, ILP' Comedian John Green entertains the audience as he depicts Shelley Berman calling a friend, Dave, as he recovers from a hangover after being at Dave's New Year's Eve Party. - QA 1 , l J , sl .X 1' yy 5' L , l ,s L.. ra 1 - x L 2 ., .. , .. - A .. t 1 : A ' tt, ,c , . f 4 of :M V P X x Enlivening the audience with their amusing act is Virginia Verakis, Kathleen Briar, Patricia Lightholder, and Helen Esselstyn. Lending an air of mirth is Carol Jackson as she sings First Taste of Love. Accordionist Frank Barbosky is well received as he makes his debut in the Canon McMillan Talent Show. 4 iw ,,

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-- ------- V --- -- - ---- - - --- - V --- -- -- Waiters at the dance f1.f7i'X -...- Arduous labor results in pleasant surroundings for an enioy- able evening. Ju, 1 . The French Club was successful in sponsoring their annual ' ' dance under the French theme Faisons la Twist , which was ' ' held on February 10, 1962 in the Canon-McMillan cafeteria. ...-- ' To make the evening more complete, a floor show was pre- sented along with dancing, with members of the club taking The Twist! , , part In the can-can and the twist. Mr. Cappola, a member of h f l , d d ' 'h ' ' d ' lc . On March 24, the Drama Club sponsored the very first ie ow iy pro Uce emermmmem WH Smgmg on lo es Mardi Gras ever held in Canon-McMillan. Even though guests were requested to attend in costume, the dance was a success. Prizes were awarded for the most original looy and girl, best male and female, funniest male and female, best group, and best adult. A wide variety of characters attended this festive affair. With such a success, this dance may become a tradition which will be carried out by the students of Canon-McMillan in the years to come. An example of typical couples which were present at the Mardi Gras it 1 Even natives from l?l attended the Mardi Gras. T20 Pqrqding for the prizes

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Music is enioyed by dancers in the surroundings of the fruits of harvest. HARVEST DANCE, PICTURE OF GAIETY AND BEAUTY The annual Harvest Dance, sponsored by the senior class, was held on October 28, 1961. The decorations of the Canon-McMillan gymnasium accurately ex- pressed the feeling of AUTUMN ENCHANTMENT, the theme of the dance. Highlighting the evening's events was the crowning of Donna Dagar as queen. The at- tendants were Carol Hundzienski, Dolores Matyuf, and Sandy Lazor. Donna Dagar is crowned by Ted Hervol to reign over the Harvest Dance. 'X Jann: in f K' , 'iiff i , -so ' ' rc j f ,Q A , :P A .. Is this what you call decorating? Students concentrate while dancing in the atmosphere of Autumn Ecstasy .