Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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Student Council: Front Row Il. to r.j: Mary Kay Longo, JoAnne Esposito, Jackie Maddon, Barbara Yamulla, Elaine Tarone, Mary Lou Mussoline, Julie Ann Sitoski, Holly Shuliga James Tricolli. Raw 2: Anthony Barletla, Tom Sc-ation, John Brill, Larry Falvello, Gail Moran, Dolores Laputka, Ronnie Cipriano, Wally Iffert, Frank Repanchek, Jack Temchatin. 3: Anthony Manfredi, George Hess, Teddy Bugda, Mike Conahan, Frank Persico, Dennis Dickenson, Joe Mussoline, Mike DeCosmo. 1 l l ,lk lUM Student Council officers collecting food for the under-privileged. -5 J T-T119 I N..-

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F Il. to nl: Nancylce Maskornick,Ellen Levin, Merry Meditsky, Ethyl Will, Santa Claus arriving at French Club Christmas party. discussing program plans nj: Marty Delahnnty, Mon- garet Rose Boyle, Bobby v 1 ,V ,ji 1 . DDI. i .- Tony taking orders in cafe scene from French Club skit. fl. zo n 1: John Poluka, Anthony Manfredi, Nancy Evangelista. Shoes being filled with candy and fruit at French Club Christmas party. The French Club is a lively organization made up of students studying the French language. The club acquaints its members with French customs, history, and traditions. It also provides a' greater under- standing of the French language. The meetings of the group are both entertaining and educational. Pro- grams written by the members are presented entirely in French, and American games, translated into French, are often played. To be genuinely acquaint- ed with an important part of French culture, the theatre, the club sponsors a trip to a French play. The actors are usually natives of France, and the script is spoken in French. The plays are master- pieces by such authors as Moliere, Hugo, and Vol- taire, This year the club saw the play Antigone at Kingis College. To help members learn about the life of French students, French pen pals are found and letters are exchanged. To raise money for projects, bake sales are held where members sell cakes and pastry. This yearis Christmas Party was enjoyed by all the members of the club. Members were required to de- sign their own Christmas cards for admission to the party. Some of the French customs, such as putting simple presents like oranges in wooden shoes, were practiced. Then Pere de Noel made his way down the halls and graced the party with his presents.',

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Student Council Frank Repanchek wishing everyone a Men'y Cluistmas. Serves Man Our Student Council includes junior and senior student representatives under the guidance of faculty sponsor Mr. James Tricolli. Students are nominated and elected by all students during their sophomore year. A civic-minded and community-oriented group of HHS students, our council represents us in its contacts with the administration and the community. Council members began work on the first day of school with their assistance to sophomores. Members were posted throughout the school and willingly helped underclassmen with anything from opening lockers to finding classes. Later in the year, when tragedy struck our fellow classmates, the Student Council led the student body in coming to their as- sistance. Collections were taken once for the family of a student killed in an automobile accident and again for several families left homeless in a fire. On a lighter note, the' Student Council also planned the social activities for the school year. Council members met with West Hazleton High School students to plan the Thanksgiving activities. The activities included a snake dance, the Pre- Thanksgiving Dance, the big game and the Win or Weep Dance. Student Council Officers fl. to nj: Barbara Yamulla, Newspaper Re- porterg Gail Moran, Secretary: Mr. James Tricolli, Advisorg Ronnie Cipriano, Presidentg Mike Conahan, Vice-Presidentg Tony Barletta, Vice-Presidentg Julie Ann Sitoski, Treasurer.