East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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The Nursing Club's members had a very busy year this year, sponsoring sales, hearing speakers, visiting hospitals and nursing homes Ceven work- ing in them or for themj and learning different nursing techniques from experts. Even in the midst of all these activities, the Future Nurses were typical efficient nurses and found time to elect their officers: Nancy Stickle, president, janina Bielinski, vice-presidentg Sue Copper, secretary, Diane Taylor, treasurer, and Virginia Amundsen, program chairman. Mrs. Ramant was the sponsor. YO DO 'T SUCCEED .... We hope to help! 'ee nikki Do or die! Future Philanrhropists

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Our health is in their hands. The junior Future Nurses Club had many activities this year. Its members visited area hos- pitals to find out more about nursing and enjoyed several speakers. Other activities were a Christmas party for hospitalized children and fund-raising projects for needy causes. Lenka Muntyan, presi- dentg Sally Elliot, vice-presidentg Rusty Huff, secretaryg and Linda Nelson, treasurerg led the club this year. Mrs. Howard was the sponsor. It's not all easy. IF AT FIRST Does it tickle?

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ZSEXL l'lfP'lbllLiK0 Uv TEACHlNG IS oUR BUSINESS C We've got what it takes . . . . money, money, money!!! l i 1 M if We're well advertised. Happy future teachers make the programs light work. just like the proverbial busman's holiday, an- outing for Fu- ture Teachers' Club members is going to school! But the twist is that such a day is spent at Marble or Pinecrest or any of the East Lansing elementary schools or at the junior high observing from the teacher's point of view how the class is being conducted. The club is affiliated with the Future Teachers of America and is also part of a state organization which held its annual con- vention in March at St. Marys Lake with delegates and visitors representing our local F.T.A. Other outings included a day as guests at a meeting of the East Lansing Teachers Association, an evening at Sexton High School with Delta Kappa Gamma Society fan in- ternational honorary fraternity for women teachersb, another eve- ning as participants in an area F.T.A. workshop sponsored by Okemos High Schol, and a field trip to visit the Education Building on the M.S.U. campus. Programs have included guest speakers, films, and discussions and were always followed with a social time with refreshments served. Service projects have included ushering for an M.E.A. dis- trict meeting and offer- ing a tea for high school teachers and for those teachers whose rooms were observed on F.T.A. visitation day. Club sponsors this year were Mrs. Rall and Mrs. Smith and officers in- cluded Annette Mac Queen, president: Judy Patriarche, vice-presi- dentg Julie Chamberlain, secretaryg Ann Reather- stone, treasurerg Mary Petoskey, parliamentar- iang and Carolyn Coohan, librarian-historian. 'HETURE TEACHERS