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

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s MONITEAU BUSINESS CLUB 35353 RECEIVES :Eiga VALUABLE Q EXPERIENCE The Business Club of Moniteau had a membership of 26 seniors and 21 juniors. The fall activity was the annual sale of novelties for Christmas. Monetary prizes were awarded to the four highest salesmen. Before Christmas the club held an auction for the members, at which time all remain- ing items Were sold. With the money earned from this sale, the club Went on a spring tour of business schools and colleges in Pittsburgh. Two or three schools were visited each year so that by the time the seniors were graduated, they had toured four or five leading schools in western Pennsylvania. 41 . FRONT ROW: Michelle Everly, Carla Hutchison, Laurie McGarvey, Susan Cross, Tracy Miller, Cindy Thompson, Terri Thompson, Lisa Cumberland, Mary Campbell, Patty Montgomery, Thelma Stewart, Mary Ann Lominski, Leona McFeaters, Yvonne Kuzma, Drema Campbell, Patty Craig, Cindy McCandless. ROW 2: Val joswiak, Doris Kober, Debbie Hilliard, Karen Morgan, Barb Noring, Michelle Hovis, Bev Johnston, Robin Sydlik, Linda Rasp, Mrs. Thompson. BACK ROW: Denise Day, Beth Yeager, Cindy Oravecz, Nancy McKinney, Cindy Sloan, Bonnie Litzenberg, Patty Gadd, Dawn Verbonitz, Darla Miller, Colette Vidic, Sheila Litzenberg, Bev Anderson, Mary Schmidt, Kathy Vincent, Bev Arblaster. FBLA 83

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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

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SENIUR HIGH GAA COMES UNDER NEWLEADERSHIP A changed atmosphere came with the arrival of Miss DeRubeis, the new physical educa- tion teacher. Miss DeRubeis strived for relaxation in sports instead of strict competition. Her main objective was to enjoy sports without discrimination. Among the new activities she introduced during her first year were shuffleboard, ping pong, badminton, and tennis. A few of the previous sports that the girls were accustomed to were softball, volleyball, and basketball. 'i i i l x Q , l . 1 E 'l 5 h ' ' ,,,. A FRONT ROW: Miss DeRubeis. ROW 2: Penny Fowler, Denise Day, Mary Schmidt, Robin Christie, Robin Sydlik, Ellen Bray, Carla Hutchison, Jackie Dillaman. ROW 3: Lisa Bowser, Kim Dillaman, Michelle Everly, Toni DiBiase, Patricia Hill, Sharon lvell. ROW 4: Debbie Everetts, Tammy Stroup, Debbie Schultheis, Tina Fowler, Karen Ritts. ROW 5: Bonnie Redmond, Chris Sankey, Cindy Sloan, Valerie Joswiak. BACK ROW: Becky Drake, Chris Smith, Mary Lou Hall, Renee Dunmire, Elaine Hall. 84 Senior GAA