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

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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

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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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KNEELING: Dorcas Bell, Patty Montgomery, Mary Ann Lominski. STANDING: Janice Miller, Debbie Hilliard, Joyce Morrow, Linda Fleeger, Cathy Seaton. J LIBRARY CLUB ORGANIZES LIBRARY This year the Library Club was made up of nine girls. One or two of the girls spent each period in the library instead of in a study hall. They took care of the desk by check ing out books and by Writing overdue notices. They also helped other students find books and needed information. When books were returned to the library, these girls had the responsibility of returning each book to its proper place on the shelf. Every year the club has sold candy to earn enough money for an educational trip. The money this year was used to finance a Weekend visit to Washington, D. C. 82 Library Club