Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Jeannine Overman President FIRST ROW: Diane West, Harriet Barnes, Patty FUTURE TEA F The F.T.A., which was established in Colonial Heights in 1961, is an organ- ization for college bound students in grades nine through twelve who plan to become teachers. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to create interest in the profession of teaching among high school students. The F.T.A., which is sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Nowlin, meets once a month. They have given assemblies, have had charge of the information desk during Parent Conference Day, and Career Day, have been guest at Delta Gamma teas, have visited local schools and have assisted with registration of X , he Matthews semary Hawlett Jeannine Overman-Pres., Marilyn Greene-V. Pres., Jeanne Wilson-Historian, Linda Grubbs, Karen Wray, Margaret amb. S COND ROW: Marlene Fast, Janice Rdwardggdnriie Bass, Kathy Schwarz, Jeanne Congdon, Marie Jessup, Nancy McAllister, Sharon Turner. THIRD ROW: Bailey Walker, Carol Hazletgjean Werner, Billy Holleman. ' X X ' Li,i1 'wi 'w 'w i?wt5f1Jlu ,, -WW W iw T5 'J ri-532, 5

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T BO ,, -, F AMERICA pre-school students, and have acted as ushers at the Colonial Heights Educa- tional Association meetings. The special feature of this year was the trip to Longwood College during High School day Where the F.T.A. members sat in on classes, took a tour of the campus, were served lunch and visited the different department heads. Another feature of this year was the F.T.A. con- vention in Richmond. All students who are interested in becoming teachers are encouraged to join. .. one Wmmw rw uww!uMrrz-,- it 172.2 7-ag 5 16.213, 5 :ski In 6 Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Nowlin