Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Past, present, future: classrooms on parade FUTURE TEACHERS. Left to right, front row: P, Loria, D. Tarbet, J. Hogg, publicity, P. Luby, president, S. LaMothe, secretary-treasurer, J. Nastold, senior vice president, S. Hanford, vice president, J. Fenrich, vice president, S. Gillespie, senior vice president, K. Jawad, B. Bandy. Second row: S. Farquhar, K. Memmer, S. Scott, R. Geschwender, J. Wagenschutz, C. Kehoe, N. Silvey, B. Neilson, J. Oncza, K. Lucas, K. Taylor. Third raw: E. Scott, J. Oliver, H. Fitzgerald, T. Spencer, E. McLeod, S. Orrin, A. Richardson, S. Helwig, I. Giannetti, A. Lynch, P. Wirth, N. Rice. Fourth row: C. Rutherford, W. Jackman, J. Lingemann, S. Gerrard, S. Whyte, L. Kuperman, J. Anderson, S. Peterson, A. Bottrill, L. Schultz. Fifth row: J. Pierce, M. Esper, J. Reske, S. Bourdas, S. Palmer, L. Rader, L. Walter, J. Kollack, C. Prevost, L. Ankelein. FUTURE TEACHERS. Left to right, front row: J. Smith, S. Schafer, S. Bowser, G. Lynch, M. Weaver, C. Ringnose, S. Lamb, P. Moore, S. Dawson, E. Pascoe, G. Marquis. Second row: N. Herter, P. Carson, K. Frigon, J. Aucutt, S. Viau, P. Farmer, S. Baker, J. Williams, J. Ericson, S. Haiduc, J. Blaharski, Mr. Connors. Third row: C. Ruther- ford, J. Sunal, A. Wilson, J. Tresh, J. Diskin, A. Hellman, J. Zimmerman, W. Gray, J. lmonen, G. Mundy, A. Epley. Fourth row: L. Schultz, K. Pilgram, H. Trick, S. Wilson, M. Hilton, D. Wurfel, G. Cowden, J. Berryman, J. Salis- bury, L. Ritter, C. Bagnall. Fifth row: M. Ludwig, S. Madsen, L. Staples, B. Patterson, K. Heinzman, D. Parmenter, J. Crowther, J. White, P. Clarke, J. Laws, B. Weeder. --I-xAn

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X l . 3' l ' X l J . ,ffl 2 ..i t l i Carrying trays properly is one ofthe assignments Future Nurses Nancy Mantel, Marilyn Ludwig, Joanne Willett, and Joyce Zimmerman must know for their work at Ardmore Convalescent Home. What is it about a uniform? Genuine interest in nursing as a career, and willingness to work on various group projects are requisites for Future Nurses Club membership. These girls learn what it takes to be a good nurse by working as nurses' aides in a convalescent home, and by studying diFfer- ent types of training available. This year Future Nurses Club provided all requested items for two Forgotten Patients of Lapeer. A school- wide drive to furnish eyeglasses for Eyes for the Needy was a huge success. At Christmas time the club collected broken iewelry to be turned over for repair by handicapped persons. FUTURE NURSES. Left to right, front row: Mrs. Kirkwood, K. Heinzman, J. Zimmerman, S. Hanford, secretary, M. Ludwig, president, T. Byk, treasurer, G. Bergen, vice- president, N. Mantel, J. Cannady, J. Cousins. Second row: C. Matthiesen, M. Esper, S. Epley, T. Spencer, P. Streeter, G. Tresh, B. Varhol, J. Aucutt, J. Bonnici. Third row: J. Benson, H. Fitzgerald, V. Carlstrom, J. Salisbury, L. Ritter, P. Vitto, L. Walter, J. Hamilton, L. Kuperman. Fourth row: M. J. Schimmel, D. Gill, C. Churchill, J. White, L. Rohhtynski, J. Dillon, S. K. Faff J. wanen, s. Wilson. ' af' 'it ULF 'J it ' I i me ' ' S' Y Y l w .gtg L 1 .

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.sul . QMJN , Being installed as new officers of Future Teachers was a thrill for these students. Left to right are Sharon LaMothe, Sue Gillespie, Mr. Connors, Pat Luby, Holly Trick, Teddy Spencer, Sandra Woidgka, Mary Lou Newburg, Judy White, and Mr. Edwards. Organized for students who are interested in the field of teaching, FTA gives its members the opportunity to view the profession from all angles. The cadet teaching program, which took place in the spring, allowed future teachers to take over classes in grades of their choice. Student Day, an annual event at Bentley, is the one day students take over all high school teaching and administration iobs. This year's Student Day proved to be a huge success. FTA members not only saw actual teaching conditions, they also took a look at educational requirements. Eastern Michigan College welcomed Bentley's FTA, who were conducted around the college campus by Bentley alumni. One able member each year is chosen for an FTA scholarship, which is made possible by all the club's fund-raising activities. Barbara Willnus, above right, taught American Litera- ture as her Student Day assignment. Right, Mr. Edwards checked Future Teachers aboard a bus which carried them to the Eastern Michigan University Campus. FUTURE TEACHERS. Left to right, front row: C. Nacker, M. Bratherton, J. Kaiser, J. Campbell, C. Paul, J. Holm- berg, D. Grebik, B. Kohane, Z. Nixon, A. Templeton D. Kemnitz. Second row: D. Orel, R. Porter, K. Bradley B. Willnus, R. Miller, S. Tartoni, K. Stahl, C. Lietzow C. Casselman, R. Bogoyevac, Mr. Edwards. Third row L. Watchko, M. E. Wilkinson, J. Munch, J. Johnson, L Deschamps, M. Melone, D. Ford, R. Mitchell, D. Wilson L. Richardson, K. Frame, C. Welsh. Fourth row: N Godbey, J. Slusser, S. Castle, L. Halstead, B. Burkett, R. Holmes, M. E. Grismer, S. McGhee, J. Zemboy, N. Hanes, B. Dickson. Fifth row: C. Weighill, D. Spears J. Adamson, J. Engle, B. Dorst, M. Smith, L. Gray, C. Nicholas, B. Jacobson.