Moniteau High School - Chieftain Yearbook (West Sunbury, PA)

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Laura Saunders, jeff White, Nathan Wick, Becky Drake, Mary Lou Hall, Peggy Stro- bel, Bobbi Slater, Lana Smith. FRENCH, SPANISH CLUBS VIEW FOLK FESTIVAL A folk festival held at Slippery Rock State College on traditions, foods, and dress of different national- ities was presented for area high school students. Among the students who attended were the French and Spanish Clubs of Mon- iteau. Upon arrival at the college, the two groups dispersed into their re- spective Curriculums. i iw I T 4 .QA ' iff ff' SE unm-rcnn umu QPLIHDI Q X FRONT ROW: Cheryl Thompson, Betty Logan, Diane Miller, Nancy Bowser, Mrs. McLaughlin, Chris Smith, Renee Dun- i mire, Toni DiBiase, Mary Ann Warner, Barb Hindman, loy 1 Young. ROW 2: julie Carlson, Cindy Fresh, Mariann Conti, Cindy Prorok. ROW 3: Leslie Edinboro, Richard Kristufek. 1 The French Club started its day by attending the singing of a French song, Une Chanson Amusante, presented by Neshannock High School and the demonstration of a French folk dance. The remainder of the day was spent viewing movies and filmstrips and learning a French folk song. The Spanish Club also attended a demonstration of a Spanish folk dance and the pre- sentation of two songs, Alla En El Rancho Grande and Eres Tu. The students then participated in the showing of skits, slide shows, and movies until time to return to Moniteau. 80 French Club, Spanish Club .B 5 az.

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ART CLUB ENCOURAGES CREA TIVITY The Art Club was formed to encourage creativity and to become involved in club art projects for the school and for personal development. This year the club partici- pated in several activities during the school year, among them decorating the Home- coming float and judging the Christmas door-decorating contest. Sometimes the Art Club helped other clubs with their pro- jects. Field trips were added to expand the club members' knowledge and art exper- ience. The 16 members met twice monthly to discuss other activities in which they would be involved to create an interest in art among the other students. ,A 1 Y. lf, , ,, ,f . Q -f as I ' l ,v 'ir W. f H Rx' ,,,t - gl ,iti ' , T f Q 3235 '. I 7 if M, 9. t ma ' 1 lf in i lu -1 Y v, , . ' I fa. 1 ' N ,, e' 322538, T. .5 OFF FLOAT Martin Prorok, Loren Barger, Esther Early, Tom Hicks, Tom Brown, Glen Greaves Gary Campbell. ON FLOAT: Brent Carlson, Gary Flynn, Keith Hoover, Ron Watson Cheryl Thompson, Denise Day, Betty Logan, Cathy Simpson, Laurie Mc- Garvey jackie Dillaman, Terry Snow. Art Club 79

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JUNCIL: Robin Christie, Nick DiBiase, Don Andreassi, Bonnie Litzenberg, ke Warner, Dave Gibson, Mary Lou Hall, Shelby Muscatello. fi A VARSITY CLUB: M ON TA GE OF SPORTS The varsity club consisted of both boys and girls who actively participated in the sports curriculum. The members were the team statisticians and students from the dif ferent teams and the cheerleading squads. The major role of the club was to provide jackets for its senior members. The money for these jackets was raisedby selling candy. Moniteau Athletic Association 81