Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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First Row, left to right: Maryann Giacobbe, Gladys The club program cons1sts of v1s1t1ng var1ous Williams, Renee D'Shields, Sandra Carter, Janice hospitals, making gifts for hospltal patlents and Fitzgerald. Second Row: Dorothy Bailey, Linda Flory, 1 . ha SS bl ab t h ahh Eileen Kellagher, Mrs. Kathleen Barnum, Advisor, earnmgas muc SP0 1 e Ou e careers FUTURE RSES First Row, left to right: Libby Williams, Dorothy Sullivan, Maria Francisco, Gwen Newkirk. Second Row: Mrs. Anne Kepler, Advisory Sherida Ahrens, Carol Ormsby, Barbara Robinson, Sylvia Steveson. The object of this club is to create an enthusiasm for.the nursing profession, to stimulate the desire to render service, and to encourage the develop- ment of character.

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n l Sitting, left to right: Edie Cru Zoog, Jackie Fuchs, Bonnie Cumminger, Barbara Fields Quaile, Mrs. Louise Starkey, Barbara Gloor. FUTURE HOM MA ER Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of students studying homemaking in high schools. It provides an opportunity for students to have ad- ditional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to the home. Activities consist of welfare projects, such as collecting for UNICEF, making cancer dressings and baking cakes for Christmas baskets. Personal development is carried out by having speakers on good grooming, by taking a trip to a beauty culture school, and by learning to be a good guest as well as a good hostess by giving a Christmas and an Easter party. bb, Jeanne Little, Nancy Fritsch, Eloise Kettle- Becky Johnson, Helen son. Standing: Carol Brown, , Louise Fanz, Jeanne Advisory Kathy Diamond, 1 on First Row, left to right: Donna Flory, Vivian Pickney, Jean Erhart, Cynthia McMillan, Mrs. Margaret Mont- gomery, Margaret La Claire, Lorraine Arnold, Virginia Workman. Second Row: Melody O'Donnel, Frances Cox, Debbie Kania.

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FUTURE TE CHER K qxqirggggbyi First Row, Left to right: Cheryl Jones,Marlene Goetter, Alfred Natali. Second Row: Gail Holt, Barbara Beat, Stefanie Krasowski. Standing: Mrs. Ennis. An acute interest in teaching is the prerequisite for members of this club. The club has only eight members, all of which are very active. Many of the members go to the community's elementary school, Oak Knoll, and observe classes of the age group that they are interested in teaching. This group spends the last fifteen minutes of the lunch periods taking care of the Lost and Found, which is their only means of acquiring money. RED CRUSS CL B Seated, Left to right: Evelyn McBride, Leslie Carpenter, Betty Scarpinato, Mrs. Fox, Sandra Ambrosia, Joan Surran.Standing: Shirley Ritter, Christine Janiszewski, Barbara Bickle, Sandra Coates, Ada Mason, Amelia Angeline, Rose Quatrocchi, Shirley Bickle, Mary Ann Forunato. The Red Cross Club is considered a service club. Students who find pleasure in helping people become the members of this club. Their future interests lie in medical technology fields.