Rockford High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IA)

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-rf 4 2 ca fb l .1 I l ix ' r L. Krull, C. Demaray, B. Eggena, M. Dolan, C. Trettin,W. Reed, Seated: T. Marzen, C. Merfeld, C. Staudt. Standing: B. Fish, C. Ward, J. Paulsen, Advisor Mrs. Losee. NA HELP WITH MEASLES VACCINE They took their annual FNA trip to Vinton, Iowa, to The Future Nurses of America was organized for girls in- ' ' tour the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School. They toured terested in nursing to meet together to discuss and partici- pate in any activities that will encourage, enlighten, and de- the campus, classrooms, and dormitories. This trip was both velop their interest in health careers and to help them be- educational and interesting for the girls. The last project of come active, well-informed citizens. Their monthly meet- the FNA was helping with the measles vaccination by sooth- ings were planned and carried out by the members. This year ing crying children, mastering the band-aide technique and the FNA had guest speakers at their meetings, went to the collecting money. Floyd County Memorial Hospital at Charles City, and went Christmas caroling to the homes of the shut-ins in Marble Rock. Ei I H - - . - , A x F . r . .. li . l :L -V A Officers and advisor checking the route to Vinton.

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l in Seated: A. Lines, J. Smith, Pres. J. Keniryg R. Leaman, V.-Pres. D. Mitchell, M. Neal, Sec.-Treas. B. Batty. Standing: L. Geilenfeld, C. Schultz, J. Marzen, K. Krieder, M. Burke, S. Johnson, M. Morphew, B. Eggena, J. Smith, J. Ewald, J. Bass, D. Haller, K. Staudt, J. Ackley, C. Carroll, B. Borchard, Advisors Mr. Robert Druckrey and Mr. David Miller. TODAY'S STUDENTS, J TOMORROW'S TEACHERS The FTA had a year-long policy of trying to learn as ing the teacherls classroom policy. Many of the members much about teaching as possible. This they did by attend- also served as substitutes when teachers were absent. The ing prospective teachers conventions around the state. group raised money by sponsoring sockhops. They finishe Many of the students also worked with teachers in the the year with a tea for the teachers. classrooms checking tests, planning worksheets and study- T A a -- 1, f .ll U-if , ik , f .' P- ' A ' v sv 'I 'll' L El -if-' ' 'T ' .J ' V - ' A ' ff 7 't -7 A ,S p x ' S - 1' 4 A ' ' i' I if 'TTI is 1 T n. I- we . -.fn 1 1-XQTETT 'fl ,l i it f 2 . V' v,.. g -sl-l5..V,i A YY- -- . ft- i I T' jf' tx ., if 'Q 5 ' ' ui ' ana . ..,. -em g FTA members VOtiI1g fOr officers. Senior members discuss plans with Mr. Miller.

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Seated: S. Balkenende, J. Schmitt, V. Ewald, P. Ewald, C. Hansen, D. Nauman, D. Zeran, P. Matte. Standing: K. Whalen, M. Kolbet, D. Fullerton, L. Kaiser, B. Fish, P. Staudt, D. Havens, K. Paulus, B. Eggena, N. Schafer, L. Stiles, I. Baehne, Mrs. Ber- nice Crimmings, instructor, A. Schmidt. FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS TCU Joanne Keniry, our Future Homemaker. The 36 members of the Future Homemakers of America were very active this year. Among their activities were the successful soup supper held January 22, and the annual Val- entine's Dance held February 10. The FHA used part of the money raised during the year to go on their tour of the Am- ana Colonies. This year's president was Pat Ewald and the group's ad- visor was Mrs. Bernice Crimmings, home economics teacher.