Canonsburg High School - Canon Log Yearbook (Canonsburg, PA)

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0 R CLASSES The relationship between the high school student and his community is a fact often overlooked. The courses of study offered in the various high school curricula tend to prepare the youth to take his place in the affairs of the community by giving him an insight into the privileges offered by his community. A thorough knowledge of the various branches of the government of his community, in its relationship to the Feder- al and State government, is essential to our American youth. Too few have only a vague idea of our great American Consti- tution, the history of its conception, and its important function of preserving our coun- try for us. Extensive study of this particular subject cannot be too highly recommended, Ida Zeman

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Edgar J. Anderson Jack Armstrong Academic Course Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 General Course Annabelle Arnold Geraldine Ayers General Com-so Academic Course Collegianal' Step This VVay Harry Babyak Pearl Balog General Cgurge COYY1l'l'leI'Ci3.l COLIFSB I Elizabeth Bellaire Matilda Bernard General Cgufge COIlf11'tl6I'Cl2l1 COUFSB I Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Don Bisl-,off Mary Jane Black General Course Academic Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Florence Blazowski Margaret Bodenham ' Q . ' Nt Xxwiyx Commercial Course Academic Course 5 N Glee Club -s 4 Trl-Hi-Y 2 3 4 WQWN - 'S Vice Presiolerlt 2 Librarianls Assistant 3 l 'Zi' '-?:'?2:fie ' - ffl 'T'-Er twig? -5- 3 --' CLASS OF 1940 Sixteen