Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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s 4 my F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America is an organization composed of Juniors and Seniors, who plan to make teaching their profession. Under the direction of Mr. Davis, the club explores the field of teaching regarding colleges, college requirements, degrees, areas of speciali- zation, and other phases of the teach- ing profession. This year's officers are: Bonita Rakes, President, Ida Mae Porter, Vice Presi- dent, Mildred Shoemaker, Secretary, Jansie Setzer, Treasurer, Mr. Davis, Sponsor. 'SG 'H' 'n 1 '- an 'Sf vl-4 1 I ll Xt 37' .1 X s-MW' ff X4 S F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America is part of a national organization for students of business education. The club's purpose is to promote further interest in the business field. Activities include a Valentine Dance and a Christ- mas Party for orphans. Funds that are raised by this organiza- tion are used each year for a scholar- ship to assist one of the members to continue her education in the business field, The officers this year are: Betty Wing- ler, President, Linda Smith and Janice Weinreich, Vice Presidents, Pat Yeager, Secretary, Janet Dumer, Treasurer, Don Kozlowski, Reporter, Mr. Spanos, Mr. Sulin, Sponsors,

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I x x I NURSES AIDES-First row, left to right: Mrs. Green, Sponsorg Mary Lou Wattsg Gwen Penrsong Ann Slielerg Carole LaPennag Cathy Jurkovitzf Carolyn Tinsleyg Jayne Polloclfg Charlotte Von Brrhrc-ng Pnl Cupit. Second row: Dottie Colburng Linda Cravvforclg Madeline Cortellg Joyce Wcllorsg Anita Louxg Gr-ralrlinv Forclg Dessic- Fieldsg Carol Hoffmang Rceretha Hall. Third row: Gail Cobb, Virginia Jonesg Beth Saddingtun, Ann Cooley June Chisholmp Becky Parkg Peggy Rhodesg Eileen Barbour. Fourth rovvq .lean Grindstafl, Pat Robcrtsg JoAnne Wilsong Dorothy Hallg Joanne Hillp Nancy Jordon, Francis Williamsg Nancy Rogcrsg Joan Lee Victorg Nancy Byrneg Theresa Noranbrock, -' S 2:12 iam ' 11 f l ..,,- , The Nurses! aides work in the health suite with Mrs. Green to assist in coordinating the medi- cal and nursing services vvith other phases of our high school health pro- gram. They also acquire knowledge and skills vvhich vvill aid them in their chosen protessionf nursing. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES-First rovv, left to right: Mr, Donat, Sponsorg Walter Carterg Donald Kozlovvskiy George Wartheng Roy Brisson. Second row: Viola Karmeng Vicki Whitlockg Carol Gott. Third row: Norma Deang Marilyn Atteldg Barbara Zipkog Joan Gibblen. It is the duty of these aides to set up and operate the audiovisual equipment. Under the direction and supervision of Mr. Donat, these students, who so generously give up their study periods, contribute immensely to X ff 1' .-A-Y' Lx 1-6 the smooth running and , efficiency of the audio- visual department. , .L f ,wwf

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Z, , sexy gwaianll fi ,gf lf-1 'vs,... ,MJ Q V 5 f ,aa GUIDANCE AIDES Kay Struble and Gloria Kanely give their study periods to assist the guidance counselors with their every day tasks, such as typing, making appointments and filing. CFFICE AIDES Willing to help perform some of the demanding clerical duties of the office are K. H. S. students Betty Stabile, Betty Poole, and Maratha Hollis.