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

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,N KK mx-, 5 ... Row 1: J. Sedmak, J. Snodgrass, R. Cauthen, J. Bartnick Row 2: J. Sedmak, M. Korba, G. Sedmak Harriers Exercise Courage and Endurance CANON-MCMILLAN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM EXERCISES COURAGE, ENDURANCE, AND HARD WORK The Big Mac harriers started the season by placing in a tri-state meet held at Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege. Canon-McMillan was victorious in its first dual meet of the season by defeating Brentwood with a score of 20-35. The second Big Mac win came at the expense of Ambridge, which was defeated by the score of 23-32. The team successfully defended their title by bringing home the first place team trophy from the Uniontown lnvitation- als for the second consecutive year. Members of the team brought home six of the ten individual trophies presented. They were John Snodgrass, Joe Bartnick, Richard Cauthen, Duke Sedmak, James Sedmak, and Jerry Sedmak, The thinclads were victorious over Baldwin and Connellsville. Canon-McMillan enjoyed their first shut-out of the season at Peters Township by having six runners cross the finish line before the first Peters Township harriers. At the annual Coach Gowern Central Catholic invitational the Big Macs placed third and brought home their second team trophy of the year. Joe Bartnick placed first in a losing effort as Central Catholic handed the harriers their first and only defeat of the year by a score of 30-25. Hopewell High School offered little competition as the Big Macs went on to gain their second shutout with Richard Cauthen, John Snodgrass, and Joe Bartnick tying for first place. At the Hopewell lnvitationals the Big Macs placed fourth out of seventeen teams. At WPIAL the Big Macs missed going to state by finishing fourth. However, all was not in vain. John Snodgrass, placing fifth, and Jerry Sedmak, eleventh, represented the team at the PIAA meet held on the Penn State College Campus. Coach Gowern is looking forward to a successful season next year. BIG MAC OPPONENT 20 Brentwood 35 23 Ambridge 32 19 Baldwin 36 24 Connellsville 31 15 Peters Twp. 40 30 Central Catholic 25 15 Hopewell 40 Slippery Rock lnvitationals Fifth Uniontown lnvitationals First Central Catholic lnvitationals Third Hopewell lnvitationals Fourth