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

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Matbe111atics Calls For Concentration. M,XR'l'H.X MCNARY-teaches alge- bra Il, plane and solid geometry, and trigonomt-try: has charge of Room lg and supervises the senior magazine sale. l,URR.XlNli SYl,YliS'l'liR - teaches algebra I, general and applied math- ematics: heads Room B, and advises the Drama Klub. .Xlert students of mathematics work with figures, statistics, graphs, models, blackboard tools, instruments, construction materials, visual aids, and community resources. They develop concepts of time, space, and quan- tity. They analyze and solve problems of living and discover vocational possibilities. Rfllllll It-l ir.vf rofLe.' Betty YVallo, Lor- raine Simms, Patricia Susa, Patricia Sopiak, Fonstanee Testa, Christine Smith, Carol 'l'erchelt, Raymond XVal- ters. Srruml rnfic: Betty Sea rcell, liliv- abeth Spalla. Patty 'l'hielet, Esther Sebelia, Carol XVooliscroft, Nlarilyn Spiller, Minnie Scarsellato. Tlzirtl rofuz' Sylvia XVitko, Helen Zubenko, Bessie Sarikakis, Barbara Tomigal, Betty Toth, Margaret Taper, Ruth Shuba. Fourth rnftci Betty Roach, Ruth Yerno, .Xlice Schmidt, Pauline Sculuca, Helen Telesko, Joann Smith, Marilyn Schaffer. Fifth roar: Mary .lane Ste- vens, Charlene Totterdale. joseph Viestra, Robert XVarholak, Greta Spicer, Donald Szalan-Li. Sixth l'lFLL'.' Terrance Veral-tis, Richard Steer, lid- uard Smith. Sl 1'l'lIffI l'U'LL'.' Robert Simon, Louis Zomok, XVilliam XVei-h- ner, Bernard Yugar, Pat Verona. '1 L.l'- I I L.l'l I I' L! l L.l l'l'Ll l fl' -'ai Richard I'urk checks resultant course in a rector problem, while Jeannette Rainey con- structs a unit circle to discover lines repre- senting trigonometric functions. Edward Smith and Donald Szalanski graph track team membership by classes.

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Girls laster rlqllil Wforlz ffl P11116 llolnc. KIUSI-Il'HlXli l..Xlli-lwzxda the lllllllt' cconomicf alepzxrtmcntg instructs rc- lntecl art-, clothing, and home manage- ment: :md looks after the Ellen ll. Rivl mrda Club. lzl.lZ.Xlili'l'll Nl! JRFURD-supn-rviwx Nophomorc home- t'l'Ull0IIlIL'5 and all cooking, -pomors lic-In 'l'ri-lli-Y, and has vlulrgv of ilZll:l'll'l'lZl, Il hmm' room. Bf 7 i!l 1- BPH!! Sf fff'U- f 'd 'VW' llomc cconomics ollcrs on-thc-jolw cxpcri- garel Taper bake a cake. . . ,. uncc tor luturc lxomcmalkcrs. Cnrls cook 11ml Donna Ifnneqar Fay Rnneri and llurtlm Yiwlne work oh nlwlvinq prujei-t A Sew. 'l'l1cy lcurn how to czlrc lor cllildrcn: V9 how to get along with otlwrs: llow to luunlgct time, money. and cncrgy: :md how to curry on thc work of thc l1omc m ll monlcrn :mal cllicicnt mzmncr Runnz l.'11ffh'l'lu-I fHI r'u1c'.' llrlorw lhlllm loin lh uni llml n lm: ' 1 , 1 'ixlm f, Ac XL Ro-rlnzlry l lNlll'l', llt'NPlllZl .XllIl1llll- l'I'Illll'x'N lliu-nlvuugh, .Xugelu Clllllflllil Su 011.1 Vuaax' l'l1lI'lHlI'1l Kllljlk, .xllllll Km-1' xtcn, fli'l'lllLllllt' lialxtio. llorothy Hull. xlIlI'g1lI'l'l Cizupvr, Nlllflljll lioxwrx. Tlfilul mas: Yinrrnu llc-Mzlrco, li:-r lllilllll' llulpu, Sonja lioulnzm, lxllll' gnrr! llulwlwnrcl, slozum Gregg. lxllllfffl rnfux' N111 rin- lilll1'lIlNY5lxl,I.Illll5l'li1lll0,'fl CWUIINIIIIICL' lii'I'll1lClQl, Norma l3iS:lllrx Fiflh runs: Virginian Kirby, lim-tty fn- tvr, Ilinnr livvp.

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Rnlllll U-I ir.vl l'UfLL'.' Mary .Xliee Solen- sky, -Ioan Klosky, Rose Bigler, Regina Mallio, Betty Gregorakis, Dolores Slabe, ,lean Hell. Srrrnnl rafts: Flora Deep, ,loanne Sobolewski, janice Sou- sa, l'atrleia Hackner, -Iulia Davis, Carolyn Cburray. Third 1'nfu'.' Patricia Spina, Charlotte Crosson, Mary Lou I7iMulio, Barbara Kidder, Peggy Cage, .Xntwinette Urtuso. Fflllffll rufzc: .Xlice .XllI1ZlNj', Marylee Markle, Kay Milligan, Lillian Uiarallo, I'atrieia Dm.it.,' ffjffl, ruqe: -losephlne Cornis, liileen Stevens, Shirley Sifinski, lirma Searsellato. Sixth l'Il'LL'.' Shirley lirown, Marlene Rnpnik, Mary jane Starck. 'llllt'l't'5Il Severine, ,loan Dillie. Business Beclzons Tlle epeecv As Miss Xeish dictates, students record her words in slmrthand. Carol Radlinsky and Janice Jackson type to machine dictation. 'I'ypewriters click, machines clack. and pencils scratch as prospective clerks, typists. stenograpliers, secretaries, and bookkeepers work for speed and correctness. Repetition brings skill as current and practical business methods provide a variety of needed work experience. Students strive for concentra- tion. manual dexterity, accuracy, orderliness. and mental alertness. .Xl,l RlflJ lJlil,l'C'l,X-teaches sales- rnansltip, ot'l'it'e rnaellines, typing ll, and general mailiematies and coaches varsity football illlkl baseball. Q VERA I.. NEISH-teaches business linglish, shorthand, and typing Ig has charge of Room 93 and advises the busy Commercial Club. ,h Il' lx