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

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To create, maintain, and extend through- Jt the home, school, and community high andards of Christian character made up the ,atform of the fifty-member Tri-Hi-Y Club. iembers worked to establish pure words, ure thoughts and pure actions. Proiects for the year included an orphan's arty at St. Pauls Orphanage, Christmas bas- bts for the poor, and a Mother and Daughter pnquet. The club also operated the conces- ion stands at one of the football games. Don Libertore helps Mr. Coppola make-up Connie R. 0 ...-.,.,...-..,-.-.N Luisi. 40-ws X 'lst Row: P. Edwards, C. Devine, J. Gazvoda. 2nd Row: R. Foley, K. Levkulich, M. Kelly, C. Luisi, L. McGreevy, G. Bostiancic, T. Santoro, L. Krashna, R. Summers, S. Selva, S. Wilki- son. 3rd Row: M. Foley, S. Dunlap, B. Hadad, B. Burr, D. Briceland, C. Derrico, M. Hervol, C. Hundzienski, C. Hervol, D. Radinsky, K. Simms. 4th Row: J. Orben, K. Deliere, K. Dele- l stine, R. Trylko, M. Smith, J. Boling, S. Lazor, B. Coleman, C. Nemonich, K. Owens, R. Sulkowski. 5th Row: L. Ahwesh, C. David, A. George, D. Dagar, C. Kontomanoli, D. l Petracchi, B. Butka, J. David, K. Jaap, C. Dolanch, J. Jaap, B. Tiedy l i l O Members Seek Highest Goals l Scene from Christmas play. President: Donna Dagar Vice-president: Ruth Ann Trylko Treasurer: Christine Kontomanoli Secretary: Dolores Petracchi Chaplin: Susan Dunlap Advisors: Miss Johnson Mrs. Robinson

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F' s he lst Row: F. Polewski, K. Lesniakowski, J. Graff, D. Hamilton, C. C. Scarton. 4th Row: C. Rubis, J. McGarry, B. lanarelli, D. Miller, Kelso, L. Rossero, J, Moore, J. Sertway, K. Kotar, L. Sulkowski, J. Sharrock, B. McGinnis. 2nd Row: B. Modrak, D. Angelone, P. Ambrose, J. Cornell, B. Coupland, J. Graff, L. Alvino, D. Bethem, J. Belfiore, J. Pacific. 3rd Row: J. Neely, B. Verchek, V. Bell, P. J. Bell, J. Dornan, E. Hundzienski. 5th Row: A. Blanock, B. Potts, R. Dami, D. Kotyk, B. McBride, B. Novak, B. Lamb, H. Sacco, H. Maskiell, S. Yanosik, R. Christensen, W. May, J. Grohal, B. Santora, D. Steigerwald, M. Chambers, T. Hervol Maggi, L. Lesniakowski, B. Levkulich, B. DeGennaro, Merle Mathia, SAX President: Bob Modrak Vice-president: D. Bethem Treasurer: Dave Miller Secretary: Joe Belfiore Chaplin: Joe Bell Advisors: Mr. Smith Mr. Arista The Hi-Y has been quite active this year. An initiation of new members and volley-ball night was held at the Chapel Gym in October. Members attended the Pitt-Southern California foot- ball game at Pitt Stadium. At Christmas they helped to distri- bute baskets to needy families. Future plans include attending a hockey match at the new Civic Arena and a baseball game at Forbes Field. Hi-Y Attended Many Athletic Events Qi ,, Hi-Y members collect money for clance. A ' fwnww fi.

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'lst Row: M. McLean, R. Sykes, J. Fulton, J. Graham, H. Scott, P. Marks. 2nd Row: R. McMillan, M. Korba, G. Kappeler, L. Davis, T. Smythe. Key Club Serves Both School and Community The Key Club is a service organization with the motto of We Build. The club is founded on the principles of community service, school serv- ice, and developing good leaders and sound citizens of the future. The club is sponsored by the Canonsburg-Houston Kiawanis Club and has a Kiwanis Advisor. Our proiects are used to gain money to send two delegates to the District Convention. Some of our proiects have been, the Career Day, Kiwanis Kid's Day, Beauty Contest, Fashion Show, and car washes. Officers: Pres. - Gary Kappeler V. Pres. - James Hutton Sec. - James Fulton Treas. - Michael Korba Ad. - Mr. Watters 96 Key Club meeting in machine shop