Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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Future l-lomemcikers ol America F HA. Teaches HThrilt Begins At Home The future homemakers organization in our high speakers helped encourage this interest in the girls. school is just one chapter of this large national The social highlight of the year was a Mother- organization. The aim of this group is to further Daughter Banquet held in the home economics room. interest in home economics for future benefit in This group is under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn family life as well as in a career. Various guest Jordan and Mrs. Margaret Doyle. Uusy lxrnnemakerf luke time nut, F. ll. A, OFFIVERS: Standing: Mary Ulu Hit-kman. Nm-xx s R-1lmi'tvl'3 Mnrilvn Mc-Kc-nzie. 'l'r4-asurerz Linsla Arms! runs. xe wn tow Ill lment A11 Sitting, lurlx Ili IFNX CL If Il PH AV UH 1 YQ l E l N l Nr-uetdlx Ndnrx N1-il id Nu le f-1 lIl5lllI'lIlI11 I-I' I ji. l'zi : 1 an. . ' Y: - .' A l' 's. Vi' P'-s'i I: Kg H i lI. l s'd nt: liwkg W'l- liums. .' ' I Sl-INIQR N'lH3lBl'fRS OF F. H. A.: First Row: Mzu'jm'if- Punks-tl, Rn-.Anmry lvlllik. Maw Ann l'lLlIYr'l'. fvlnry Inu f'luitfr, Second Rim 1'til'e4-lr lZ:.i'lilizn'I. lj .' lsii. Vutliy l'1l't ru, .'L1 H:.i'lful'rl. llnxwvtlxy Nl--Klanllvy, Vaal'-il Vlfrfl. .Init Vh nm:-Ill.

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ruture Teachers Learn by Doing The local chapter of Future Teachers of America provides its members with ample opportunity to dis- cover if their talents will best suit them tor careers in the teaching profession. Each member was called upon often during the year to take over actual classes and conduct them as well as possible, even it little time for preparation was given. Those interested in elementary work were placed in elementary class- rooms,-usually when no qualified teacher substitute was available, and our people were praised by principals and teachers for their good work. Social high points are the spring cover-dish when college friends are guests, and the installation dinner near the close of the school year. Miss Irwin is chapter sponsor. Vresiiln-nt Susan substitutes in ai junirn' high 1-lass F.T.A. UFFICERS AT THE F.T.A. STAND: 'I'ei'i'y Tiptnn, Vive ' 'e ir ont' ' 'VIA n ire- Pre ident' Qwndv Nelson Yevretarv' TH Q UI Ifll Row i 1 ix in te A 5t'llIl'ld Run Q i il la Ndlls 'VIe-UL it it ly 4 X ti xu Nam N .nn 1 lrd Rim mlm HA 1- tix i i in ii i 1 iix ,4 our! I L in i 4 x -4 in i

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rv S1-nu-d: Mrs. Nile and Mr-. t':illi:iun. Standing: Iiitse- Iinzuru. Hi-tty Knox. Juni- Murray, Mury .In St--xi-ns. Ifiiyt- Iii'-ri. l'ni-ul Skt-Q-xi-. .iit,Xnnn- Mnliwnv, Putty Mifltmxmll. Itnrmhy M4'l':xul1-y. Putty VYmnixuii'4l. Nainry lmnu. .Iunn Niulitinvnl-A. i':it Rzixxlinv-. Yin- Vrnricle-nt. Susan Mvflntiri-. Tri-:isnri-r. Plrln Wulti-, Se-1-iw-t:il'5, Malryannn 'l':niii, i'ri-siilvnt. F. NA. Encourages Career Selection All girls that are sincerely interested in nursing as a career are urged to join the Future Nurses of America, a national organization. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. Jennie Calhoun, school nurse, these girls Students l-lelp In It is considered an honor to be asked to work as office assistant to Mrs. Jayne Kata. Class sched- uling is considered, of course, but junior and senior girls in the commercial department who display qual- meet regularly to discuss nursing and to hear talks by people in that field. Many girls from this organ- ization enter schools of nursing each year. Principals Gltice ities of poise, neatness, and willingness are given preference. Among other things, they answer the telephone, deliver messages, type, and operate the mimeograph. .lziymr Kntn. Myrna .I--nlsins. Nzinvy I'lnri,. Snnilrzi Iturnf-s, .Inns-t Fin-itmu-itt. Marilyn Mi-Kvnzii-. l':nti Vlatv, .Iimn Dash. Vat Ram linr- not pit-Lureii.