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

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Mr. Earl Little does repair work in one of the Mr. Mario Rossero cleans the front hall art rooms. Janitors Cooperate To Keep School Clean. A 11? in lt goes without saying that clean surround- ings enable students to put forth their best ellorts. Canonsburg High School does everything possible to provide the right environment for study. Elli- cient and conscientious employees Work to keep the high school clean and healthful as possible. Janitors use new and modern equipment to do a thorough and ellicient job. No work in the school system is as varied as the work of thc janitor. To the faithful maintenance workers the school owes its neat and well-kept appear- ance. Our janitors, Mr. Steve Sedora and Mr. Alex Traska, attend to their cleaning duties. Mr. Jolm Chermer keeps our football stadium in repair.

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.lp- Dr John Kelso qu es a medical examination Mrs. Evelyn Pratten records examination results Excellent Health Program Maintained At C. H. S. lVho has health, has happiness. ln order to promote the happiness of its students, Canons- hurg High School has built an excellent health program. Annual physical and dental examina- tions, as Well as T.B. check-up, are given every- one. A competent medical staff is employed by the School Board to examine the students, and accurate health records are kept by the school nurses for reference on the health of each student. All these measures insure the good health and happiness of those attending Canonsburg High School. Miss Eileen Buckley assists Dr. Wm Donaldson in a dental examination. Miss Mary Anthony administers first aid with a smile.

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Imft lo Vigil!-Mrs. Marguerite Hiles, Mr. Carl Di Sibio, Miss Mary I.. cil'll'l'lfll Mis X M'lllE Stewart, Mr. Sigmund Sulkowski, Mrs. Louise Little. Language Promotes Understanding. Canonsburg High School offers four important languages -English, Spanish, French, and Latin. The program pro- vides a four-year study of English and a two-year studv each of Latin, French, and Spanish. Every phase of living demands correct speech. Students realize the importance of being able to understand other nations through a knowledge of their languages and of being able to express their own opinions and ideas in their own democracy. Students prepare for active citizenship by taking part in panel conversations, discussions, and debates. Book reports and oral and written themes de- velop their power to use English correctly. Marguerite Hiles A. Marie Stewart teaches English I-supervises Room teaches Latin, French - supervises 7-adviser to Gunners' Gazette. Room 2-business adviser of Senior activities. Carl Di Sibio Sigmund Sulkowski teaches English lll, Spanish-faculty teaches English II-coaches Cross manager of athletics. Country and Track '1'eams-super- vises Room 11. Mary L. Grillith Louise Scruggs Little teaches English I, III, Economic teaches English IV-assistant libra- Geography-supervises Room 3- rian-supervises Room 5--Senior financial Canon Log adviser. class adviser-Senior play director. Al Raggazini gives an interestlnq book report. Bill Sloka and Margaret Mclxee recite in Latin class.