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The purpose of this organization is similar to that of helps them in making a decision concerning nursing as a
F.T.A. The objective of our Future Nurses of America career. With the help of F.N.A., students can explore this
Club is to acquaint its members with the requirements and field of endeavor. All members of this organization benefit
compensations of the nursing profession. Such knowledge from its offerings.

Mrs. Baird, our nurse, explains in detail the qualifications that Pictured here are the members of F.N.A. who are absorbing the
girls must meet in order to become nurses. Here, Becky Pecoraro, many interesting facts being discussed, by one of tbeir group. Left
one of the members, listens intently during one of the weekly to right: Kathy Crossley, Pearl Ellison, Chris Boxmeyer, Sharon
meetings. Robbins, and Luella Baker.

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Intent expressions help to prove that nursing is interesting, but New interesting details, of nursing, are always in order at the
also, hard work. Pictured above are Katby Crossley, Chris Box­ meetings held during the advisory period in the Health Suite.
meyer, Pearl Ellison, Sharon Robbins, and Luella Baker who listen Mrs. Baird, Carol Tibbits, Jean Jones, and Arlene Carlin are dis­
closely to an explanation given by their advisor. cussing the cost of nurses’ training.

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