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SPANISH CLUB Row I: M. Hartnctt. N. Zapparelli. E. Colantoni. Miss Artuso. E. Willig, P. Hath- away, G. Eisele. Row 2: V. Colantoni, J. Cappuzzimati, L. Haupt, J. Valko. S. Gupp, D. Schuch- man, B. Kuehn. Row i: J. Sable. M. Schiralli, E. Robinson, J. Cunningham. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: P. Kuzmich. G. Naylor, F. DelMonte, G. Crouch, E. Inman. J. Cun- ningham. S. Colliers. Row 2: S. Yurkovich A. Macejka, M. MacKosko B. Kuchn. P. Church, B. Let- kowitz. P. Porac. B. Way Miss Artuso. Row 5: H. Geller, M Werlinich, H. Swadlo. A Ivosevic. R. Dejohn. A Michalism. B. Keeblcr P Bryan. V. Colantoni. E Rupert. THE ROX AN Page Sixty-three
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EL CIRCULO CASTELLANO OFFICERS Presiclont - - - . Rosanna Miisgrovr Secrelary ------ Sue Gupji Vire FrcsMenl - - - - Pearl Hailiaway I re. ??irer - - N ' laynie Hartnelt SPANISH has always been a popular language among the students of the McKees Rorks High School. This year, el Circulo Espanol was again re- organized under the capable supervision of Miss Artuso. The club, although small in number, has proved to be very active. Meetings were held at frequent intervals throughout the year. At these meetings the members discussed plans for various activities among which was a Christmas party. Everyone who attended the party had an enjoyable time singing, eating, and exchanging gifts. Crossword puzzles were distributed at one of the meet ings, and both the lirst and second year students worked them out. Those who wished to correspond vith Spanish students in different parts of the world secured names, and many of them have enjoyed friendly correspondence since then. This gave them a chance to develop skill in writing the language. Then, later in the year, the members were invited by the French Club to attend a very interesting broadcast at Station WCAE in Pittsburgh. The success of the club was due to the spirit of cooperation bet veen Miss Artuso and the members, and it is hoped that the Spanish Club will continue to be just as successful in the vears to come. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ( )FI ICERS Presiilent - - - - Melva W ' erlinirji Vice President - . . - Herman Gellrr Secretary-Treasurer - - Virginia Colanloni McKees Rocks High School May 20, 193Q Dear Bettina: Yes, we have a Cercle Francais i n our High School. In fact, it is one ol the most active clubs in school. Miss Artuso is the faculty advisor, and without her I do not knoNv what we would do. We hold meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of the month. During Christmas week we had a party. Everyone seemed to have a good time. We ex- changed gifts, and did we all eat! In April we visited KDKA and WCAE. (They are broadcasting studios). Some of the members want to visit ihe Mellon Institute. 1 told you all about the Mellon Institute in my last letter. Before school closes, we may have a picnic or we may go on a hike. 1 hat s about all I can say about our French Club. In your next letter tell me all about yours. 1 m so glad that I reteived your name through the Cercle Francais and am able lo correspond with you. ' olrp (iniip ciniciicaine. P.S. — Quand je recevrai mon Roxian je vous en dirai. Voire tableau elaient tres beaux et je vous enverrai des tableaux de notre ecole. Qui m aime. aime mon chien. .le vans enveruai. Puye Sixty (u ' o
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ART CLUB (Left to Right) 1 Metro Spiak; 2 Adolph Kovolchiik; 3 William Cara mcla; 4 Frank Chetoka; 5 Mar ' tin Ruben; 6 Lamar Lee; 7 Stanley Paulikonis; 8 Steve Kordyak; 9 John Ligashesky; 10 Albert Macejka: 11 Ray- mond Chew; 12 Martin Naberezny; 1 3 Joseph Daw- giello; 14 Franc Herrlv; 1 - Paul Buriak; 16 William K.):ak; 17 John Petro; 18 Mr. Blackhill; 19 Mike Papinchak. MATH CLUB (Left to Right) First Row; Kasprick, A. Mr. Wolfe. Kuxmich. F. D. Gillespie. A. Hustak. B. Ross, S. Colliers. P. Geissinger. Second Row: R. Wagner, W. Oneschak. J. Sliwka. G. Crouch, H. LafFerty, C. Street, A. Hayduk. Third Row: G. Navlor. J. Grav. R. Palkot. A. Ligas- hesky. H. Geller. F. DiCenzo. Fourth Row Bracken, J. Zmayuska. W. Sliwka, Gruguras. W. THE ROXIAN f age i.xly- oti
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