Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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Seated: M. Powell, J. Gibson, Mrs. lcard. Standing: M. Tansill, M. Harding, M. McCardle, L. Merson, S. Corn, L. Miles, K. Caillouet, B. Wiley. Seated: P. Merson, A. Kidwell, L. Garrison, R. Smith, D. Marion, E. Voss, P. Meredith. Standing: P. Bolton, J. Jones, D. Laster, L. Keys, L. Mitchell, F. Gaither, B. Miles, C. Grice. F.H.A. The Future Homemak- ers of America, under the leadership of Mrs. lcard, LE CERCLE The participants of the French Club are interested in learning about France and its customs. Natives of France are invited to speak, or films are shown as Fran! row' Mrs Marshall M. Johnson, J. Wolfe, L. Nelson, B. Gill, are girls who wish to ex- tend their hornemaking capabilities. They are called upon many times to serve at dinners and to be hostesses at school functions. FRANQA s parts of the program. Many members joined the county-wide club to supplement their school club activities. A. Gaskill, D. Chaney, M. Barker, J. Watt, R. Krause, Pres- ident, S. Heck, L. Lodge, M. Llewellyn. Second row: K. Erskine, V. Jeffers, R. Caldwell, M. Binkley, B. Bivens, L. Eddins, L. Goodrich, S. DeMoulin, A. Tuozzo, R. Hibbard, B. Fujii, O, Schlosser, Secretary. Third row: J. Powers, S. Holtan, M. Sorady, D. Myers, P. Morris, R. Wolz, B. Carr, D. Marion, S. Watts, M. Sippel, S. Ross. Back row: A. Beardsley, M. Tornese, J. Bond, M. El- liott, E. Welsh, L. Bailey, W. Longenecker, E. Stiles, G. Wellford, L. Comstock, D. Palmer.

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PROJECTIO CLB Members of the Projection Club render an important service to our school by operating all audio-visual equipment that is needed. Under the supervision of Mr. Weagly, the club sponsor, members are trained in the proper maintenance and operation of this type of equipment. Front row: B. Gill, G. Buckingham. Sec- ond row: E. Stiles, M. Barker, L. Eddins. Back row: P. Richards, W. Longnecker, G. Butler, L. Bailey, L. Comstock, D. Di- Julio. F.T. . The main objectives of the Future Teachers of America is to familiarize prospective teachers with the prepara- tion and responsibilities of the teach- ing profession. As a service organiza- tion, the F.T.A. sponsors the distrib- ution of Christmas cards and works with the administration to form a closer relationship between the teachers and students. . it at aft 2' a ...J A. Gaskill, Vice President, M. Binkley, Pres identg N. Fiedler, Secretary-Treasurerg L. Car rison, Historian. Front row: D. Marton, B. Krause, J. Wolfe, D. Powell, L. Goodrich. Second row: S. Watts, S. Cooper, B. Harrison, L. Lodge, B. Carr. Third row: A. Tuozzo, M. Jarboe, A. Beardsley, E. Welsh, S. Ross, G. Wellford, J. Marion. Back row: K. Erskine, D. Marion, E. Voss, L. Copeland, H. Swartz, N. Feick. 55

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.N.C. UShould I become a nurse?7' Many girls join the Future Nurses' Club to find the answer to this question. Be- sides sponsoring many service projects, the club tours various nursing schools in this area. Front row: S. Heck, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Lee. Back row: B. Wiley, President, J. Williams, Treusurerg S. Shupp, Secretary. Front row: P. Munson, D. Arnold, K. Erskine, L. Wiley, D Wolfe, M. Tornese. Buck row: P. Baughman, M. Bonnici, G Gardner, K. Caillouet, B. Schaeffer. PHY-CHE CL B The Phy-Chem Club provides an opportunity for those students who have a greater-than-average interest in the sciences to use the laboratory facilities and equipment for advanced study. Front row: P. Mercer, 0. Schlosser, P. Baughman, M. Sippel, S. DeMoulin, C. Boruta, Fujii. Back row: L. Comstock, L. Bailey, W. Longenecker, E. Stiles, C. Thompson. Roberts, M. Johnson, M. Barker. 57 C. Buckingham, T. Simmons, F. Howard, B. Gill, G. Butler, R. Martin, A. Spalding, R.