Freeland High School - La Vita Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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panish Awards: fl to rj: L. Oberrender, M. Stefanick, L. Shearon, K. Whitehead, J. Plaksa, I. Batcha, Mr. Cardoni. . 1-77. - -'- . .-..,.-- 1 W a Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Richard Cardoni, was involved in a number of interesting activities this year. Throughout the year, the club made and sampled dishes from the Spanish cuisine such as garlic soup and baked bananas. Several students of Spanish had the opportunity to see a play entitled La Celestina at King's College, and thirty-tive students, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Shulman, traveled to Bloomsburg State College to see a Spanish ballet. Every year all Spanish classes view a Spanish film, and this year was no exception. The senior mem- bers of the club, along with students from Hazleton High, also went to King's College where they attended an infor- mative forum on the study of foreign languages. 4 I .C ll its ea . .L A g a . 'LL-W ,L yAQp . ifamasd mow ll to rj: M. Stefanick, T. Marchetti, D. McNamara, L. Avillion, P. Miller, L. Bradley, K. Bredbenner, Mr. Cardoni, 2nd Row: R. 'erz, L. Oberrender, C. Ray, B. Okrasinski, M. Yori, B. Batcha, L. Shearon. 3rd Row: K. Whitehead, N. Wallace, P. Myers, T. Vaskalis, Kost, M. Kost. 4th Row: C. Soroko, T. Laputka, B. Zahay, L. Nelson, J. Plaksa. 49

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French Club Ist Row fl to rl: J. Rebarchak, G. Segon, M.G. McNelis, S. Verbonitz. 2nd Row: Mr. O'Malia, M.B. Malchitsky, G. Rimshaw, S. Budda, Firley, E. Socha, P. Patrick, M.A. Shiner. M.J. Bama. Le Cercle Francais enjoyed ex- perimenting with all phases of French life this year. At the Annual F.H.S. Open House, the twelve members of this group created a truly French atmos- phere in room 15 by constructing a cafe, complete with canopy, French pastry, and candles in wine bottles. Throughout the year, the girls prepared various French dishes which delighted everyone who had the opportunity to taste them. Because of a growing decline of interest in foreign languages, these students also attended a forum which stressed the im- portance of language studies. These students are to be com- mended on their interest and their active participation in the French Club because without their fine example F.H.S. runs the risk of losing part of its excellent foreign language curriculum. Y -yur' A ' '1 Officers: fl to rj: M.G. McNelis, S. Verbonitz, G. Segon, Mr. O'Malia.

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