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

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Members of a typing class are busy at work, Greta Reagan of office machines practice cleaning their lypewriters. class uses the banking machine. n 1 FOI' Splfed Clnfl aLLlLraCy .X teziellei' who is very hnsiness-like is VERA XICISH, ttstetl in his stutlents, Mr. Spence spends lnziny zifter-svlmnl teacher nf shorthnntl, tvuing, :incl hnsiness Iinflish. Hx lIHlll's, gixinf intlivitlnzil instrn tinn tn pnwils who need U '. l - . L Q , . I L l consulting and ennferring constantly with lHlIsIlH'ss hrins, his zissistanee. Miss Neish secures information that keeps her depart- IIISIIISfflfflyUP-Ill-d1lf6. 'l'hi'ongh her efforts the cum- mereifil tlepartinent Continues to expzintl. Miss Neisll I K- Nnlesmanship, general inzitlienizities ll, :intl machines mr:1t't1t'e Classes :ire tunglit hy .XI,I'Rl1l7 l3Ial,l Q l.X. Mr. l7eI,nei:i helps his stntlents attain skill :intl et'ricieney in is :itlviser to the fl0lIllI'l?l'1'iIll Clnh. these specinlived classes. Mr, l7eI,ucin is fnothzlll :intl htisehnll cozicli :it Cannnshnrg. Un the field he enttnnr- R.'XI,l'll SPIZNCIHI teaches hookkeeping 1 :intl Il untl ages teainwurk and sportsmanlike conduct. Mr. Delueizi Clerical training. Mr. Spence tearlies his stnclents In helps supervise Illlllllfiplll playgrounds during the suin- vnlue accuracy and hetter lillsilless wziy s. Sineerely inter- NWI'- BREW ,flu Bliss Yiaiu Niiisn NIR. Rxivn S1-iaxei-. Nha. .Xl.I-'RICIJ l7El.Ut'i.x ll7l

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Girls' gym class line up for volleyball. A beginning boys' gym class practice first setting-up exercises. For clear minds and strong bodies XVhen strident masculine voices are heard in the chapel gym, one knows that the boys' physical education classes are enjoying calisthenics or playing a game of basketball. lVhen shrill feminine voices and the music of a victrola rise from the basement gym, one knows that the girls' physical education classes are playing volleyball or badminton, or they are learning to square dance. All students unless they are excused for some valid reason are required to take gym for it is there they learn to keep bodies trim and minds alert. Teamwork is a l'must in the gym class. MRS. ES'I'HHR 'I'RIiYI,lNEK teaches physical fitness to girls in health and gym classes. Mrs. Treylinek is the very active adviser to the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Club in its many and varied activities. Mrs. Treylinek served as assistant director and swimming instructor at the Keystone Girls' Camp last summer. She plans to con- tinue her education at the University of Pittsburgh. STUART SIMS is the man who helps boys build line physiques. Teaching boys the fundamentals of good health and good sportsmanship is Mr. Sims' duty. Mr. Sims is qualified to do this for he himself has rugged good health, and he is very much interested in sports. MRS. ESTHER 'I'auYLiNicK R. STUART Sims O ' f v . ll6l

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Languages and social studi f Miss A. MARIE STEwAiz'r MR. CARI, DISIBIO . 4 It is A. MARIE STEVVART who makes classes in French I and II and in Latin I and II pleasant and interesting. Always a friend and adviser, Miss Stewart's sincerity is valued by all who know her. Fond of travel, Miss Stewart last summer took a delightful and instruc- tive trip through New England and Canada. A very active man about the school is CARL DISIBIO who teaches Spanish I and II and English III. His students enjoy his ready wit and even disposition. Mr. M Rs. MARoARi5'r DoNAl.osox DiSibio is the high school's very capable faculty manager of athletics. In summer Mr. ijlSll1l0 acts as a playground supervisor. Seniors are guided through problems of democracy and freshmen, through Pennsylvania history by MRS. MARGARET DONALDSON, Mrs. lJonaldson's task is to influence students toward better citizenship and to provide seniors with the well-informed background need- ed by citizens to solve economic problems in the future. Mrs. Donaldson is sophomore class adviser. The ability to understand other nations through a study of their lan- guages and the ability to think out and express one's ideas in our own democracy are of great importance. Understanding and cooperation are needed at home and abroad. Our students through panels, conversations, discussions, debates, and mock elections are being prepared for active citizenship. Mr. DiSibio carries on a conversation in Spanish with a group of junior students.