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The Suitland chapter of the Future Teachers Club. part of a national or- ganization. .created a greater interest in teaching and phases of the teaching op- portunities. The club has had many noted speakers. They sent a representa- tive to the meeting of the state Future Teachers Association. The officers include Janice Bennett. president: Betty Davis. vice-president: Nancy Boswell, secretary: and David Ballard. treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Duke and Mr. Spriggs, Nafion-wide Clubs Help Tram For The Fufure The Suitland chapter of the Future Nurses of America performed services to the school and community by study- ing a Red Cross home nursing course, assisting with the diabetic survey, mak- ing gifts for the Alms House, visiting hospitals in the area. and sponsoring the school drive. lts purpose was to acquaint students with the specialized fields of nursing. and to aid members in choosing and preparing for nursing schools. Sponsored by Mrs. Rebecca Windle. school nurse, the F. N. Afs ofhcers were Chcrrye Stewart. president: Joan An- derson. vice-presidentg Judy Rulapaugh. recording secretaryg Joanne Howells. corresponding secretaryg and Margaret Wilhelm. program chairman.
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Q QNSN 1 C X 92 J X Nlemher- of the Hi-Y lecl by Presiclent. Viootly ffurles: Sgt. at Arms. Kenny Gunn: anfl sponsor. Nlr. Theuret: listen to plans for tht- newly formed organization. Seated left to right are: Charlie Blankenship. Dorsey Nlaelntosh. Kenny Ylcxey. llu1lrly5hapiro. Bob Sale. George Boniface. George Evans, Doug: Herbert. .lohn Knox. jim Kehres. Ray Rillon. Bill Stallings. anrl Etl NIePer-lc. Ninfh Grade Esiablishes New Tri-Hi-Y Club The ninth grade Tri-Hi-Y was organized. this year. for the purpose of acquainting freshmen girls with the functions of a senior Tri-Hi-Y. Carol Hooper. president: Bonnie Koontz. vice presi- mlent: Juanita Fish, secretary: Joan Nlewhorter. treas- Xlootly tfurlrs. Pre-itlr-nt of the Hi-X vrowns Nliss Ruth Sorrell Queen of Heart l nml at the annual Heart Hop sponsored by the X clubs. L ,.- i V , , 9 N ' 3 ff! urer: and Hari' Mathews. chaplain. have letl the t-lull through the difficult period of organization. In the future. the senior Tri-Hi-Y will profit from the membership of the girls who have been members of the freshman Tri-Hi-Y. The Clubs put a lot of effort into making the Heart Hop a sufcess.
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