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

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sf iiii is S ' fA s X! if ' J i . 1 if , A of tff J J Zvylg I 5. kL,1. I I , .V x , ,gf BACK: D. Koch, R. Verchek, J. Prince, T. Hunter, R. Cinello, J. Popovich, P. Stevens, H. Mollenauer, B. Esselstyn, P. Ambrose, C. Boianowski, B. Camerson, T. Piccioni. THIRD: Mr. Paesano, Head Coach, M. Ostrowski, M. Apicello, C. Signorini, L. Kemp, T. Espey, M. Rinaldi, H. Maskiell, P. Kouklakis, E. Noviski, R. Kirkpatrick, B. Lamb, J. Biringer, Mr. Pantely, End Coach. SECOND: Mr. Rizzo, Line Coach, J. Subrick, D. Gump, H. Coleman, R. Jakubetz, T. Kemp, T. Biringer, J. Coligan, R. Olenn, H. Foley, M. Podrasky, M. Ross, W. Timmerson, C. Scarton, C. Vactor, Mr. Costa, Back Coach. FIRST: L. Kaminsky, S. Dunn, F. Kraushaar, B. Modrak, B. Burgess, B. Verona, J. Kohler, D. Miller, H. Armstrong, P. Maggi, R. Quarture The Big Macs This year's Big Mac football team was the most successful team Canon-McMillan has had. This was partially due to the performance of fourteen outstanding seniors that saw action. Chuck Scarton, Henry Foley, John Coligan, and Mal Podrasky in the backfield moved the team to victory. Also outstanding lineman Bob Lamb, Rick Quarture, John Subrick, Renn Olenn, Steve Dunn, Ed Noviski, Paul Maggi, Les Kemp, and Bill Verona helped to spark the team to more victories than any previous team. The first game of the season saw Monaca visiting Canon- McMillan, and the Big Macs emerged victorious with a score of 32-0. The Big Macs then traveled to Midland and defeated them by a close score of 20-14. The undefeated Big Macs met a strong and also undefeated Munhall team, a member of the Western Conference. Although the Big Macs never stopped fighting until the final gun, they were turned back by a score of Captains: Scarton, Lamb, Foley T6-0. A weak but determined Mt. Lebanon team visted C.M. and trounced the host by a score of 35-6. Elizabeth-Forward was do or die for the Big Macs and they did by defeating the visitors by a score of T9-'l4. On October Friday the l3th the Big Macs ran into a little bad luck, They played their rival, Wash Hi, and were defeated 14-O. Baldwin played host to the Big Macs and overpowered them by a score of 27-6. The Big Macs lost two more close ones to Beth Center and Trinity. The last game of the season was played at 2:00 in the afternoon. This was the first day game in Canon-McMillan history and the team was victorious over Chartiers Valley. With outstanding underclassmen such as Dave Miller, Les Kemp, Mal Podrasky, Rich Quarture, Ed Noviski, Curio Signorini, Tom Hunter, Terry Behringer, and the excellent kicking of Charlie Vactor, the 1962 squad, along with Anthony Paesano, should have and will have a very successful season. SEASON Standings C.M. Opponent 32 Monaco 0 20 Midland 14 0 Munhall T6 6 Mt. Lebanon 35 'I9 Elizabeth Forward T4 0 Wash High 'I4 6 Baldwin 27 'I 5 Beth-Center 20 6 Trinity 'I2 10 Chartiers Valley 0

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