Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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GINA Mengis, Trudy Burt. Larnf Mesariclc, and Joe Barber discuss plans for a meeting of the Future Teachers of America. jufure jzac em, umea axpfore prokaaiona Bandages, thermometers, sick beds - these are of interest to members of Future Nurses of America Club, organized this year. Through the help of their moderator, the participants acquire an understanding of the general principles of home nursing and are instructed in their proper application. For those possibly interested in a teaching career, there now exists a Future Teachers of America Club. At present this club is open only to seniors. Members discuss the varying philoso- phies of education and the problems in student- teacher relations, emphasizing especially the many responsibilities of the latter. MRS. DOROTHY McDADE makes sure 'thai' Future Nurses of America, Mar- cella Lung and Katy Woll- schlager learn the funda- mentals of their chosen career as she explains the correct reading of the ther- momeier. BARBARA YOUNG, RE-

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jufure uainead Olga era l'el06ll'8 for CLOJQI1 9065 Supplementing the commercial course at Holy Cross is the Future Business Leaders of America Club. Membership is available to any student taking one or more business subjects. This organization gives the student the oppor- tunity to develop competent and aggressive busi- ness leadership. The participating students are encouraged to develop individual projects as well as to contri- bute to this year's special group project, termed Operation Econ . The latter consists in the col- laborating of student members' reports later to be judged on the national basis with other high schools cooperating in this project. In its second year at Holy Cross is the Na- tional Business Honor Society. The induction of five permanent and five probationary members of the NBHS took place in February. These out- standing commercial students were selected not only for their academic achievements, but also for their participation in various school and community projects. NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY members - First Row: Janet Heether, Maryanne L. MCG-urlc, Paulette Borowslci, Ann Gillespie, Carole Bromtield, Eileen Devlin, Marie Prisco, Jacqueline Weqener, Patricia Dooley: Second Row: Patricia Saporito, Patricia Mona, Clare Russell, Regina Del Soldo, OFFICERS OF THE FBLA - Dorothy Niemec, Richard Rhoades, Thomas Gusrang, Donna Adams, Marie Prisco and Fay Chiaccio plan their work tor this year's projects. Barbara O'Brien, Carol Stockton, Eileen Schuele, Jacqueline Stone: Third Row: Kathleen Taylor, Kathleen O'Connor, Con- stance O'Brien, Suzanne Marlcert, Rita Weinczyk, Eileen Mc- Gee.

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l GO AWAY GlRL, says John Carlis 'lo Kaihy Dennis as she 'reasingly disfracfs him from his work al' 'rhe Inn. KATHIE KMARYANNE WITKOWSKU and Prince Karl fGene Mc- Laughlinj enioy The golden days of fheir happy you+h in Heidel- berg. VISITORS TO HEIDELBERG, BernacleH'e Gallagher, Bill Kniclcman. and Paf Shields qreef Prince Karl upon fheir arrival.