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,! 42' Q ss ,Q i 1 h ' VV , 0 rts ITI CI h I ,,f.ff W5 f l K 'Q Q Because of the increasing success of our athletic program, Big Mac's spirit has developed even further this year, the third in the life of our school. How can we ever forget the thrill of win- ning the first football game of the season and the many vic- tories that followed. The hard-working cross country team, of- ten unrecognized but always appreciated, did much to further the prestige of Canon McMillan. We will always treasure the memory of our cagers' triumph over our arch rival, Mt. Lebanon. Our wrestling team, suffering only two defeats, also made us proud to be students at Canon McMillan High. We feel that recognition is due to the Pep Squad who have set a fine prece- dent for the rest of the student body by displaying the qualities of good sportsmanship. This sportsmanship was applauded by all visiting audiences. We were inspired even more by the fair play shown by every member of our teams. ig-
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-vv +--1 l 0 l XCI te ITI 9 I1 l' l i We Qs 5 ' ' 5 :- 'gig XQEQ C 'iQ?:'+g,X xi '4?bA X svbqi Q X gee X Q r Ti Spirit of a different kind was felt during the various extracurricular activities that were held throughout the term. The post-game record hops during the football season initiated the social events of the year. Then there was the selection of new club members and the subsequent initiations. The Harvest Dance, the first big event of the year was sponsored by the Senior Class. A very enjoyable evening of dancing was highlighted by the crowning of the Harvest Queen and her attend- ants. Before long the Christmas season was upon us. The Student Council initiated the policy of a Dress- up Day, which turned out to be quite a success. The Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Juniors, heightened our holiday mood. Punctuating the second semester were several smaller, but no less pleasant dances and parties, such as The Mardi Gras and The Sadie Haw- kins Dance. The students, especially the Seniors, will never forget the many commencement activities that concluded the 1962 school year.
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