Madonna High School - Madonna Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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i-. . very of Europe Is Amo Sister Audrey goes to bat at a real smash fiesta. t S W 6 M EI. 'wif-V ' . - ' 'tfloing our way? ask French IV Club Officers: Left to Right: Ann Rhoney, Vice-President: Celeste Renninger, Secretary-Treasurer: Rosemary Nash, President. 42 ng Memories Ot MHS Linked with the advantages of being an adolescent is the responsibility of openness to knowledge and awareness of life, unbiased and sensitive not just to family, friends, and country but to all mankind. Cul- tural understanding of a people helps to join the gap between nationalities. The French club and Spanish club at Madonna try to familiarize students with additional information on the countries whose lan- guage they study. It gives them a chance to learn, outside the classroom, of customs and traditions. Every member feels a union with the people who speak their newly found language. Each also sponsors annual events. The French club presents yearly a dinner and variety show for the faculty. Bake sales, French films and plays are among their other activi- ties. The Spanish club's fiesta is the besta! As part of their annual activities, the club members recreate a Mexican fiesta in all its gaiety and color. When visiting the art museum, Spanish club members were given a cultural insight into their second homeland. Through their activities they employ the language they have already learned. With the foreign language clubs at Madonna you can be a petite fille or a ninacita , something you never could be before. tr at 9' ..fL,. it fc 'Q ' rr . 4 4 An 9 . tg t f .iyy . . fa

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N, 9, .:.: t t A ,W 'tYou guys are reading too fast again, Mary tells the Business Club. Standing: Anne Murray, Denise Moceri, Carol Kajdasz. Kathleen Bauer, Ioni Bennis, Elaine Bonnevie, lanine Nleterko. Seated: Mary llelvlarco. 41 Open Doors For Yourself IL FHA And Business Club The apple pie may not taste like mother's but practice makes perfect as girls learn in F.ll.A. The Fixture Homemakers of America is a club whose purpose it is to help in pre- paring girls to be efficient, capable home- makers. Among their activities is an annual fashion show which exhibits student crea- tions. Learning new methods of family needs, the girls grow in knowledge of practices essential to a good homemaker. Guest speakers from Business schoolsg tours of Data-Processing centers and comptometer schools are included in the many activities of Madonna's Business Club. This year the girls also presented a Christmas program and gave presents to the 200 students at the Contalician Center of Learning in Buffalo, The business club, by introducing the various worlds of business to its members, is kept up to date with the constant changes in this field. Our educational facilities must keep up with this change, and Madonnas career clubs help reach this goal.

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M W. .-In Y xxm Z3 ,L 3 SW A ' :fini YM . French Club Officers stop for ai picture in front of scenes of their l'i1X'tJI'llCtIUllI1lI'5',l1f?fl to Right: Kneeling: Mary Snider, Sec- retary. Standing: Left to Right: Arlene Slwros, Vice-President: Paula Beyer, Treasurer: Pnl Szymzisxek, Vice-President: Kristin Mi1xzei,SeCretc1ry, Absentis Dawn Pziretto, Treasurer. ri sf s 'ff' mms.. ev-K-ie... is '25 as ,vw Wm Mft K, NN -'Q'-,pq r.,. ...N--r J K 'J t Raw Wright, barks George as he itches his favorite flea. Spanish Club Officers: Left to Right: Linda Iecobs, Vice-Presb dentg Nancy Swidergal, Presidentg Denise Strangis, Treasurer: Anne Coyle, Secretary: give a lesson in Spanish culturel