Preble High School - Prebleaire Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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gft r I + . r 4 A Jt v r i 4 0 d t -- - I a l. ' S %k.J$ i ¥ • The objective of Future Nurses of America is threefold: First, it gives members infor¬ mation about the wide range of health careers open to the individual. Second, FNA pro¬ vides first hand information through field trips to health institutions, and through visit¬ ing speakers. Third, the organi¬ zation provides services to var¬ ious health institutions. This year, FNA visited Beilin Memorial and Brown County Hospitals, and made tray fa¬ vors for hospitalized children. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): V. Wanner, D. Phillips, L. LeFevre, L. Skorczewski, C. Neumeier. ROW 2: P. Bechle, K. Kane, T. Kowaleski, D. Pieschek, L. Somers, D. Bellmore. J. Daul. ROW 3: D. Schoen, C. Schweiner, J, Plouff, C. Tilot, M, Bradley. FHA A busy club this year, was Future Homemakers of Ameri¬ ca. The group collected for UNICEF, Christmas caroled at Parkview Manor Nursing Home, attended the FHA rally at Southern Door High School, won the Homecoming mini float contest, and held a spring style show. To make money, the girls worked at car washes and sold stationary and pies. Their aim was to send four girls to a state convention at Green Lake, Wis. in June. I pi -77.;- ' ! 2 -r ■ immi ..in W . I ar v f-i r 4 r m t I ti BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Skaletski. L. LeRoy, S. Peltier, L. Verheyden. ROW 2: S. Schweikert. J. VanLieshout. L. Mileski. C. Holl, J. Cayemberg, J. Stodola, J. Jentz. ROW 3: B. Gerczak, M. Nooyen, S. Herman, C. Fleck, K. VanderKelen, M. Vander- Kelen, B. Broekman, S. Hafeman.

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Publications Activities K. Messman and $. Brown discuss layout ideas with Mr. Heiser, while pasting up. Business Manager, S. Benson does some office work. ABOVE: M. Shade and M. Hare look over ideas for division pages. RIGHT: Editor of the BUZZ, K. Kramer, reads the latest issue. 101

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