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The FTA girls display the various teaching fields. SCHOOL MARMS OF TOMORROW A Christmas party, the annual FTA trip to the University of Delaware, and the tea honoring the Dover High School faculty were the highlights of this year's FTA. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Smith and the officers, the club enjoyed many fine programs which increased their desire to The officers, S, Gruwell, secretary, A. Richter, presi- dent, A. Weller, treasurer, C. Dabson, vice-president, and Mrs. Smith, sponsor, plan the next meeting. learn more about the field of teaching. Due to the elimination of study halls, the mem- bers of FTA did not have the opportunity to observe elementary classes. Mrs. Smith hopes that this club will inspire many young women to become fine teachers. Mrs. Hart, guest speaker, toldthe club about exception- al children
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EDITOR'S CORNER Joanne Haines conscientiously types the stencils for the Ecolian newspaper. The Ecolianis onsale. ' With a buzz of activity, the Ecolian's are quickly sold. The Ecolianis sponsored by Mr. Pyne and meets after school every Tuesday and Wednesday in room 314. The Hound , which is the best known animal around D.H.S. is a little beast who tells all, sees all, and even reports more than he sees. The main objective ofthe paper this year was toproduce more papers at the highest quality possible; however this goal was quite difficult to achieve. Ecolian sponsor Mr, T. Pyne and editor Marlene Halpern talk over ideas used in other school papers to help add a touch of variety. Staff members look pleased with their results as they meet to assemble one of the issues.
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A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE Checking the schedule for hospital work are F.N.A. officers Jean Reynolds, vice- president, Ann Christianson, president, and Susan Hynson, secretary. Members of the Future Nurses of America discuss with their sponsor, Mrs. Pearl Ake, some of the problems inherent in the field of nursing. The Future Nurses Club offers a grand opportunity for prospective nurses; girls are given first hand knowledge by working at the Kent General Hospital. Besides this work, the members participate in a number of other activities. In the fallnew members of the club went on atrip to the Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. Miss Hegewald, the Director of Nursing at the Kent General Hospital, spoke on the duties of the future nurses at the hospital. Though after being in the club, many decided not to follow the career of nursing, there are many others who strengthen their ambitions and continue their learning in this phase. iteiincw.. ee
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