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American Sign Language | AdvisorMelissa Kate Adams | |
| The goal of the American Sign Language Club is to increase interest of students and staff who would like to learn how to better communicate with people who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or have difficulties with the English language. ASL is a visual language and is the third most -used language in the U.S. today. Members of the club would learn how the Deaf Culture orginated, learn to analyze Deaf expressions and emotions, learn keys to identify the clarity of the message being conveyed, and learn how the Deaf interact with each other compared to those that are hearing. Anoither goal would be to fundraise money for Deaf organizations and to participate in trips or events. | ||
Beekeeping Club | AdvisorJim Cross | |
| Beekeeping has been a hobby of mine for over 25 years and many students find beekeeping fascinating. Members of the BEEKEEPING CLUB will meet not only to become knowledgeable and confident beekeepers, they will be given an opportunity to: make candles, visit local apiaries, study successful queen rearing, harvest/extract/bottle honey, design and create labels and brochures, study the physical properties and chemical composition of honey and beeswax, design a method to locate a wild honeybee colony, and design experiments to study honeybee structure/function and how honeybees live, work, and communicate with each other.
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Chamber Singers | AdvisorLynn Sweet | |
| Mount Anthony's Chamber Singers is open to students in grades 10-12 by audition only. This mixed ensemble rehearses Mondays and Wednesday's from 2:10-3:30 PM beginning in September and sings in all vocal music concerts throughout the year. This ensemble performs throughout the community as well. The style of music ranges from early Madrigal to Pop.
For further information please email Lynn Sweet below or call her at 447-7511 ext. 229
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Computer Gamers Club | AdvisorJennifer Welles | |
| We meet Thursday after school in room 215 - generally we move to the upper library table or the Student Center; once a month we go to the Gamers' Grotto.
The club is an opportunity for students with like interests (focussed on computers and gaming) to socialize and interact inside and outside of the digital world. Some of the students are special needs and have challenges with social interaction. However, the computer forum provides a common element which gives the students opportunities to strengthen their skills.
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Drama Club | AdvisorTim Foley | |
| The drama club produces plays and musicals at MAU. In the past we have done "Oliver," "The Music Man," "Noises Off," "Romeo & Juliet", Beauty and the Beast, The Sound of Music, Dracula and many more. All students are welcome and encouraged to audition for all productions. In addition, club members build the sets, costumes, props and do the lighting and sound for all the plays. At the end of the year, the Drama Club takes a trip to NYC to see a production on Broadway.
Interested students should contact Tim Foley (Room 064c by the CDC School Store 447-022, Ext. 470, tfoley@svcdc.org) or Lynn Sweet (Rm. 229, 447-7511 ext. 229 lsweet@svsu.org)
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Drama Club Asst. | AdvisorLynn Sweet | |
French Club | AdvisorPaul Mackin | |
| The French Exchange is a 30-year cross-cultural program between Mt. Anthony Union High School and Fenelon High School in La Rochelle, France. Every two years a group of Mt. Anthony students travels to France usually during either February or April vacation, and hosts a similar group of French students traveling from Fenelon in either the fall or spring. Our students live with French students and their families and see the sites around La Rochelle, a port city with hundreds of years of history. Students experience French family life, French food and have the opportunity to speak French on a daily basis. When hosting the French students they live in our homes with our students and experience a similar American life, seeing sites of interest in and around Bennington. Every trip includes a visit to Paris, seeing museums like the Louvre and historic sites like Versailles, the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. | ||
Freshman Class | AdvisorJim Cross | |
| The Freshman Class gets together to fundraise and to elect class officers. We fundraise for our junior and senior proms, class gifts, and donations. | ||
Future Teacher's Club (Not running in 2012) | AdvisorAshley Raspuzzi | |
| The purpose of the MAU Future Teachers' Association is to provide students with opportunities to explore teaching as a career option. Students will gain a realistic understanding of the nature of education and the role of the teacher as they read articles and books addressing various topics of interest to educators. The focus of reading and discussion will include classroom management, lesson planning, developmentally appropriate practices, and the future of education in the 21st century, among other areas of interest. Students will also learn about teaching programs in colleges and opportunities for teaching in a variety of settings. Surfing teacher and educational Websites, engaging in conversations with educator-including those from public, private, and parochial schools, as well as from institutions of higher education-and visiting classrooms and schools in the area will further facilitate a clear and connected understanding of the teaching profession. | ||
German Exchange | AdvisorAnja Pfeffer | |
| The German Exchange Club involves students of German II or higher and prepares them for the exchange trip to Germany during the summer. Every student is required to actively engage in weekly meetings, fundraisers, holiday celebrations, the International Talent Show, and most of all, the ongoing interaction with our German partner school in Leipzig. Students and their families also host our German guest in the fall. The German Exchange Club meets once a week in Rm 101. | ||
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Bridgette Worthington Activities Secretary (802) 447-1899, Ext. 4 |
Tim Brown, CMAA Director of Athletics/Activities (802) 447-1899, Ext. 5 |
Jeff Wood, NATA Head Athletic Trainor (802) 447-7511, Ext. 269 |
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| bworthington@svsu.org | tbrown@svsu.org | jwood@svsu.org | ||
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Contact Information: Tim Brown - Athletic/Activities Director Email: tbrown@svsu.org - Phone: (802) 447-1899, Ext. 5 Bridgette Worthington - Facilities Use Questions Email: bworthington@svsu.org - Phone: (802) 447-1899, Ext. 4 |