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, , 7 BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club at Monroe High is mainly composed of Monroe faculty and interested and concerned mem- bers of society who wish to improve the campus, aid in the development of varied programs for students, and create a more desirable scholastic atmosphere for all. The Booster Club is solely responsible for several activi- ties around the campus. CHILDCARE Childcare is a student-run class conducted during per- iods three and four on campus. The students involved in the class work with preschool age children teaching them pre-reading and mathematics. Monroe students also train the children in music, drama, storytelling, and exer- cise. This program is valuable to involved Monroe stu- dents as well as the preschoolers. The students learn through their own daily experiences with the children. .-f-. - - CLUB INTERNATICNAL Club International attempts to immerse different stu- dents from many cultures around the world. Members celebrate their holidays, discuss world affairs, partici- pate in scholastic activities and programs, and acquaint themselves with American Culture. .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . ORGANIZATIONS 139
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