Laurinburg High School - Fighting Scot Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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FUTURE TEACHERS CF AMERICA ARE SCHOLARSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS. The purpose of the Future Teachers of Ameri- ca is to acquaint its members with the advantages and disadvantages of a teaching career. Group discussions and questions make up a good deal of the activities. The club plans to observe classes in the grammar grades and to discuss what it sees. Talks with teachers and other school officials have also been scheduled. From these activities, the members hope to get. a birds eye view of the teaching profession. The F.T.A.'s officers are Sara Rogers, Judy Rogers, and Sally Mclvlillian. The F.T.A. Club gives its members a look at the life of a teacher. Bl I' r

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ENCCURAGES THE DEVELOPMENT CF HOME MANAGEMENT. Mrs. Lassiter teaches her girls the basics of being a housekeeper. T 1 N i Some of the F.H.A. girls enjoy making corsages Home Economics or a rummage sale? 83