Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

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FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATE This year as last, F.T.A. met on Tuesday morn- ing at 8 o'clock, under the sponsorship of Mr. Coy. lts purpose was to study the lives of great teachers, to examine students, interests, to cultivate qualitites of personality, and to learn how teachers receive their training. The main intent of the club was to give informa- tion to prospective teachers and to instill interest in students of our school in teaching. This year the club took several field trips. One was to the school for the deaf, another to the school for the blind, and a third to the workshop for Future Teachers of America at University City High School. The club also went to college day at St. Louis University. They sponsored a talent show on M March 29. OFFICERS: Row One: K. Roberts, Bartley, Alger, Van A Vleet. Row Two: Smith, Grayson, Coy. Row One: Raybon, Cathy Mattingly, Holling, Kuenke, Coy, Smith, Van Vleet, Grayson, Alger, Bartley, Roberts, Hutson, Martin. Row Two: Holthaus, Carol Mattingly, James, Hall, Spooner Smith, Hoeferlin, Blankenmeister, Rafferty, Brown, Kreutz, Sands, Wagner. Row Three: Mullins Cox, Ford, Hewitt, Toulouse, Morrison, Costello, S. Adams, Mueller, Lewis, Johnson, Lochbihler. Raw Four: Westerhoff, 0'Neil, Longwith, Bechtel, Stewart, Dubrioullet, Sheets, Borcharat, Stout. Row Five: Mr. Coy, Talghader, Eaton, Grandstaff, Ging, Claytor, Parker, Huff, Hutson. 1 1 siffififi ser- EES 'SEE 'H ' :a'?5E5?' : .:E55::?E i ggu. 22

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YFC HA ACTIVE YEAR The Youth for Christ Club generally known to M-RH students as Y.F.C. is sponsored by Doon Roberts. The organization is part of a national Christian movement and attempts to offer Christian fellowship to those who wish to participate. Y.F.C. has been very active this year. Two mem- bers were sent to a National Teen Convention at Washington, D. C., where they met Billy Graham and government officials. Its regular meetings have been well attended and programs varying from quiz programs to movies have been presented. Y.F.C. also sponsored an all school assembly in the spring and climaxed its year with a banquet at the Chase Club. OFFICERS: Row One: Moss, Krohne, Johnson. Row Two Helm, Martin, Casey, Bullock. Row One Rice Curley Wartman Swope Johnson, Feidmore, Fisher, Bentley. Row Two: J. Martin, Barry Casey Shane Moss Coy J Johnson L Lewis, Hougland, Krohne. Row Three: Hale, Helm, Bullock White Aeschelmann Ketchum Ulrich T. Martin. 24