Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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Success Future Homemakers of America assem- ble; Left to Right: E. Wolin, J. Long, P. Guyer, M. Young, P. Brown, L. Botta, D. Membrino, C. Quinn, S. Standard, L. Brimble, S. Fleming, J. Walsh, R. Woodruff. Members of the Future Nurses are; Standing: D. Massimo, V. Dorney, S. Goldstein, L. Hannum, N. Carroll. Row 2: S. Gettz, C. Broadbelt, M. Stoeger, L. Richards, N. Bourquin, S. Ferguson, M. Hall, L. Lake, C. Dickenson, C. Quinn, J. Field. Row 3: L. Conway, R. Marsh, S. Powell. Gathered at a meeting of the Future Teachers of America are; Row 1: D. Gugliotta, N. Wallsten, J. Hawkins, D. DeNucci, M. Garbeil, B. Brinkhahn, W. Wolf. Row 2; Miss Kolhepp, P. Sturt, D. DeTitta, H. Brown, K. Baumann, B. Tomassone, P. Guyer, R. Gezzer. Row 3: B. Blair, B. Fulton, E. Noyes, S. Kalik, C. Young. Row 4: J. Trunk, C. Martino, F. Chisena, S. Herbster, J. Wirth, J. Vandetty. Row 5: S. Wiener, C. Soifer, K. Alexander, B. Dodge, N. Lewis, C. Clark. 27

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For Future FHA Although the Future Homemakers of America isn’t con- sidered a service organization, the club does perform many services, both in and out of school. This year, under the able guidance of Miss Fuoco, the club maintains the bulletin board in the lobby, which they purchased last year. Classes are held for any students interested in learning to knit or crochet. The club holds an annual Christmas party for the faculty and their major social event for the school is the Mardi Gras Dance. One of their community projects was offering their help at the muscular distrophy hospital. F.H.A. President, Carol Quinn, consults with D. Membrino (Treas. ), J. Long ( Sgt.-arms), S. Fleming (V.-pres. ), and L. Brimble (Sec.). FNA Marple-Newtow n’s FNA is chartered by the National League of Nursing Education. Under the supervision of Mrs. Man- nino„ who has run the club since its beginning six years ago, the girls gain an insight into the nursing profession. Speakers come to many of the meetings and offer information about many phases of a nurse’s life. The FNA boasts of many of its alumni who have gone on to become excellent nurses. The club sponsors bake sales and various fild trips to hospitals throughout the year. On the whole, the FNA provides a broad background for those who are thinking of attaining a career in the medical field. G. Dorney, President of tbe F.N.A., explains tbe correct method of weighing to D. Massimo (V.-pres.), J. Field (Sec.), L. Lake (Sgt. arms), C. Dickinson (Pari.), and L. Richards (Treas.). FTA The Future Teachers of America have proved to be an asset to the school for over ten years. This club gives its members a valuable insight into what the teaching profession is really like, and what qualifications a teacher must have. The club meets twice a month and speakers are frequent visitors. The club’s main purpose is to provide students with help in choosing a career in education. The club was originally named the John Worrall F.T.A. but the name was later changed to the Marple Newtown F.T.A. Many of its alumni have become teachers, and the club, currently under the supervision of Mr. Sanelli, hopes to keep up the good work. Planning the next meeting of the F.T.A. are; Row 1: J. Trunk (V.-pres.), F. Chisena (Treas.), D. Gugliotta (Pres.). Row 2: B. Tomassone (Hist.), C. Martino (Rec .sec.), H. Brown (Pari.), S. Herbster (Corr. sec.), S. Kalick ( Sgt. arms ) . 26

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Translating Members of Language Club; Seated: B. Dodge, B. Hunter, M. Garbeil, C. Martino, Mrs. Rippeon. Standing: L. Richards (V.-pres.), N. Lewis (Sec.-Treas.), L. Ferguson ' , S. Wiener, J. Hawkins, N. Shifrin (Sgt.-arms), R. Brown, K. Rossman, B. Meloff, L. Jacobs, K. Dutzer, M. John, S. Herbster, Dr. Colli. Row 2: W. Wolf, J. Wallin, C. MacFadden, B. Michener, G. Gregory, practice singing Christmas Carols in French, German, and Spanish. Missing: P. Towle (Pres). The German Club, advised by Miss Hamburger and President Alan Strand, is a contribution to culture. The members meet to discuss German Officers of the Language Club assemble in the language lab before a club meeting. They are C. McFadden (Pari.), Mrs. Woerner, N. Shifrin (Sgt. arms), P. Towle (Pres.), L. Richards (V. pres.), N. Lewis (Sec., Treas. ). cultures and language. Their meetings consist of German literature and musical adventures. Twice a month the members of the Language Club, under the direction of Mrs. Woerner and Dr. Colli, take an imaginary journey throughout the world. Speakersinform the members about the customs, histories and languages of different nations. Members of German Club; Left to Right: B. Bewley, (V. Pres.), E. Searfoss (Pari.), B. Tomassone (Sec.), A. Strand (Pres.), K. Buehler (Treas.), Miss Hamburger discuss scenic Germany. 28