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e ls to Know His Own ind Row I: A. Carney, D. Albanese. Row II: V, Larrow, A. Stultz, L. Dunn, B. Yctter. P. Kurpakus, D. Courly, K. Nedley, P. Cochran. Row I: D. Wagner, D. Post, R. Moore. Row II: B. Holmes, D. Quarles, D. Lewis. J. Koebel, S. Pasquerella, C. Brick, M. Walker, D. Regenda, K. Redmond. Home Economies Club The primary purpose of this club is to teach the dois and donits ol' rnanaging u house- hold. Students are taught where to shop and what to look for when lint ing. and how to lice-p expenses down. Activities includc field trips, service projects. and fund-raising lrakc- sales. Miss Zeolla is the club sponsor. Dave Albanese unveils his .f . . M Piece de resistance. 'i-nn 1 - ' A
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Future Teachers of America What does it mean to be a teacher? What colleges offer the best programs to students who wish to enter the field of education? Am I prepared for college life? These questions and many others are constantly being asked by students who are interested in the teaching profession. The Future Teachers of Ameriea is an organization which attempts to answer these questions. Corresponding Secretary Dora Sieracki, Szuch, and President Cary Sproul begin ture teachers. Viee President Sandy their first lesson as fu- 1. an Must Possess Knowledge l Row I: D. Dziedzic, L. Howard, P. Reigh, D. Englehart, L. Korchanski. Row II: 0. Dobrostan, D. Sieracki, R. Scherf, M. Panara, K. Cropcho, P. Stewart, S. Patla, Row Ill: R. Nelson, L. Torkeo, D. Knoll, C. Shank, V. Slubrick, M. Crowell, B. Markovich, M. Beresick. Row I: J. Pulcini, C. Fuge, J. Hajel, L. Bockoras, A. Allen, D. Sanesi. Row II: D. DeArdo, S. Smith, L. Hoare, J. Mohney, F. Ursetta, S. Szuch, S. Hecker, M. L. Ripp. Row HI: S. Quigley, J. Prinkcy, M. Leonardi, K. Pochet, R. Taylor, J. Pleva, B. Hardy, T. Allen, C. Sproul.
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Investigations of the Unknow Row I.' J. Giunta, J. Fiorina, W. Livingston, R. Fiorina, J. Ruseiwicz, V. Ruffini. Row II: T. Rearick, A. Ulizio. Row III: R. Yannuzzi, B. Crim, D. Knoll, P. Bocko, C. Cortese. Row IV: J. Klinginsmith, S. DeMartino, G. Sproul, A. Simon. Science Club Students who are interested in any ofthe sci- ences can find a creative outlet for their inter- est in the Science Club. Students are urged to choose an area of science which interests them and then do research in that area. Members also participate in science fairs and other proj- ects related to science. Some interestin acids could come out of these chemicals S if placed in the hands of a scientist, 'V' Q i
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