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Energy, Creativity, Willingness Are Miege Assets Future Teachers’ Club, as the name implies, consists of students willing to dedicate their lives to the teaching profession. At right Kar- en Odrowski, Sandy Lenihan, and Allan Pienne imitate Sister Colette’s teaching meth- ods. The newly formed chapter of TAMS, Teen- Age Monitors, at Miege is an organization providing service and friendship to handi- capped children. Jim Noon, Laura Booker, Diane Monroe, and Rosalind Eckstrom are planning a Valentine party for some re- tarded children. Miss Koetting is the club’s moderator. Homeroom 135 — 5B — Senior Jim McGinley, Chairman - 23 - Members of the Creative Writing Club, moderated by Sister Clariae, criticize their writing, for style, content, originality.
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This year’s math clubs con- sisted entirely of Juniors and Seniors. Due to the increased number of students in the clubs, Sophomores were not able to participate in these clubs. Both the Senior and Junior math clubs had planned field trips to various places that could afford great opportunities of learning to people who have en- tered into the field of mathe- matics. Much of the work of plan- ning the clubs’ activities was dis- cussed at the club meetings un- der the supervision of Sister Do- lores and Sister Pauline. President John Fleskes presides over meeting in discussion. Math And Science Opportunities Throug h Clubs Suzanne Boland reports to members of the Math Club on Euler. The primary purpose of this year’s science club was to prepare their members for future careers in all fields of the science world. Ex- periments, discussion meetings, speakers, and field trips furthered their efforts. This year’s moderators were Mrs. Sneider and Mr. Swardt- fager. Junior Homeroom 133 — 4A. Patty Dugan. Chairman
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Members of the People to People Club, mod- erated by the Spanish teacher, Mr. Schroeder, discuss Latin America. Club Activities Encourage Interest. . . Miss Pat Bruegging, papal volunteer, speaks to Future Nurses Club on her experiences as a nurse in Brazil. Mrs. Bollig is moderator. Art Club members discuss future projects and exhibits. Sister Clarice is the club moderator.
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