Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Athletes ON TRIAL charged wlth prachcmg good sportsmonshup promohng good will among other schools and bolstermg school splrli' We, nf Zz! X 0 0 K XS Q? 'S , , A J of , 1 X . . 's g , fu. f , in U

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Future Teachers Investigate Field Another Suitland High School chapter of a nation wide organization is the Future Teachers of America. To arouse interest in the teaching profes- sion and to explore fields of interest was the group's purpose. On several occasions, the club heard noted speakers and sent repre- sentatives to two F.T.A. conventions. The officers were Carolina Agnolutto, President: Mimi Mintz, Vice Presidentg Darleen Van Roon, Secretary: and Carol Sue Hooper, Treasurer. Mrs. Duke and 'Ur Spriggs served as the organization's HSMILES ANYONE? Mrs. Florence Duke, language mstruc tor, groups her Future Teachers of America proteges around her as the club's yearbook protograph is snapped. Girls Learn Nursing Profession Learning the fundamentals of the nurs- ing profession were the twenty-four girls of llrs. Wy'vill's Future Nurses of America. Among the group's activities were assist- ance in running the school infirmary, the visiting of the County Poor House at Christmas and Easter with gifts, and trips to various city nursing schools. The F.N.A. also contributed 350.00 towards a 3100.00 scholarship for a deserving girl in the club. The P.T.S.A. supplied the other S-150.00 Joan Dickson and Barhara Robes' occu- pied the presidential and vice presidential posts respectively. HLAURIE HALL? g HERE. g JO MENZER? g HERE . . -U .lunlofi .loan Dickson, calls roll at a meeting of Mrs. Wyvill's Future Nurses of America. l I 'P'l4- 3 FUTURE ' NURSES 0

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