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-1 FTA Officers: Lois Sanders, vice president, Carol Stolcis, historian, Kathryn Johnson, treasurer, Margaret Carlson, sec etaryg and LeAnn LaTendresse, president. TEACHING CHOSEN AS CAREER In I9118 the Iocal chapter ot the Future Teachers of America was formed. The pur- pose is to help prospective teachers gain an insight into teaching and an appreciation of the profession. Among the many activities of the club, the students assist the teachers in the elementary schools at various times ot the year. A nursery is operated for the children of parents who must attend school con- ferences during the day. This year the FTA members undertook a worthy proiect by their assisting in training a blind youngster for her entry into school next year. Adviser for the FTA is Miss Ruth Quigley, dean of girls. BOTTOM ROW: Karin Morelli, Anita Carlson, Diane Stanich, Gladys Kreps. SECOND ROW: Renee Stone, Kathleen Broberg, Patricia Blowers, Margaret I'IemPI'liII- THIRD ROW! M87 Kearney, Rita Carlson, Carolyn Klfbaugh, Gail Gregembo. 42 2 6 BOTTOM ROW: Mary Petroski, Jacquelyn Baker, Mary Parker. SECOND ROW: Rosalind Londacky, Mavis Fox, LeAnn LaTendresse, Judith Sampson. THIRD ROW: Betty Cerar, Kathleen Johnson, Gayle Chapin, Clarice Tanem, Gayle Sundquist. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Suhonen, Sully Clark, Caroline Sermon, Colleen Heffron.
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Wlth energy characteristic of the world of business the officers f e BLA direct d a club ac tnvltnes The offncers were Rhea Koslowslcl treasurer Patrlcla Blowers vlce president Katherine Stokes secretary and Kathryn Oberg president BOTTOM ROW Sandra Ronmng Barbara Scofield Vlckl McDermott Sharon Shlmelc Sharon Carlson Renee Jacobson SECOND ROW Rochelle Bretto Carolme Hengel Patncla Cummings Donna Korhonen Bev erly McDowell Gall Mulford THIRD ROW Barbara Toomey Karen Ryan Sharon Boutang Olive Boppre Roberto Mulford Sharon Mattson FOURTH ROW Kathleen Barrett Joyce Hallula Veronica Mostakow s Duane Blutvltz Patricia Dame son Donna Caroon FIFTH ROW Juduth Maras Beverly Norman Sharon Eckman Joanne Hammer Nancy Hines SIXTH ROW Patricia cr lla Bar ara Helkknla Janette L Daux Joyce Pmkham Joy Musech 3 T C5 BOTTOM ROW Rhea Koslowskn Sandra Bentley Clarlce Tamen Angela Clewette, Grace Hu t strand SECOND ROW Mary Fort: Carolyn Carpenter Georgia Bron son Audrey Payunen Janene Hoganson THIRD ROW Georgia Popovuch Gloria Regus Donna Helklula Karen Kearney Carol Dllley
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MODERN METHODS MOLD FARMERS As a part of a national organization for boys studyrng agriculture, the local chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca was establnshed IN l944 Among other thrngs the members learn to conduct meetrngs to speak In public, to buy and sell cooperatlvely to finance tl'-emselves,and to assume leader ship In clvnc affanrs Participation mvarlous local drstrlct, state, and natnonal events as open to all members who do remarkable work In the different actlvltres Some of the tlvltnes are supervised farming livestock ludgrng and showmanshrp chapter pro cedure and taknng part In county and As oH'ce's of 'he state fairs Taking over as adviser for the FFA was Mr Ray White who replaced Nr Esko Eskola Mr Eskola resrgned from the school system as of March 'I 1960 G Rf X BOTTOM ROW Lowell Knowles, Fred Lang, Dave Baratto, Floyd Parker, Bruce Roblnscn. SECOND ROW Dewey Parunen, Robert Tyson, Elwood Knowles, George Tepley, Gary Taylor. THIRD ROW' Edwdrd Anderson, Sven Hendrnckson, Nr. Ray Whste, advnser, Norman Hakola, John Yurehch. 43 WX Q FFA Davld Buratto reporter Floy Parker treasurer Elwood Knowles presrdent and M Ray Whrte advlser drrect the members In the cctrvltle of the club O n' I E T U4 X . . . E- X . . - l' . H QT- Q . I .:',.:'-L ' xl. 'X 4 I F . . . . . I . . ' . . y ' X T T to y , I I . I r ' F - . 1 I I f 'S '. , : , ' : r X u . l . I . ' . . . . . : n A , .Q , . 5 Q T 5 ss I 5 .r I 1 Q 5 ' S -53 ' . ll ,.4 I s , 'F , jug f I 5 5 N N, I . ' , Q 3 Z4 I l ' .1 n rx I Q ' V I T W L I A If L1 ' z 7' y I I . A -rf!! ff-X-7..!.7.f if.-,-7-A-fA-fAy-f--fy-1-.1-,Ay-,A-1' ,Aff J.7'.l.7',f .f.7'f.A'f.!.Z'zf
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