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The Future Teachers of America organization went
through a rejuvination period as it changed its name and
became a member of a state-wide chartered organization.
Now called the Pennsylvania Youth Education Association
(Y.E.A.), the club has expanded its interests and as a result,
increased its membership. In the past, the club's member­
ship included only those students who were interested in
becoming teachers. Now the club is open to any student
who is interested in the education system, and is currently
involved with student rights and teacher roles. Y.E.A.
hopes to join other student government organizations at
Wilson to help increase quality education.

Wilson's Enrichment Club is a recent development, initi­
ated and sponsored this year by Mrs. Gwen Rembert.
Filmstrips on colleges are seen, SAT's are discussed, the
importance of class rank in high school is stressed, and
sample questions for college entrance interviews are Youth Education Association. S E A T E D , L E F T T O R I C E L T : Clare Windfelder
(treasurer), Karen Dougherty, Miss Natalie Schiffman (sponsor), Sally Kornfeld
aired, all as a preparation for a most significant time in a (vice president), Brenda Lane; S T A N D I N G : Kathy Fahey, Barb Gosline (secre­
student's educational life. tary), Sharon Schmidgall, Cathy Dunn. M I S S I N G : Sharon Aronovitz (president)

Two new educational groups emerge at Wilson:

F.T.A. becomes Y.E.A. and Enrichment is born

Enrichment Club of Wilson. K N E E L I N G , L E F T T O R/CH7; Kim Meany, Jennifer Johnson; S E A T E D : Vivian Fellin, Pat
Kurtz, Mrs. Gwen Rembert (sponsor), Regina Johnson, Sharon Schmidgall; S T A N D I N G : Bill Fizzano, Linda Edwards,
Mii<e Baur, Dante Wooley, Maurice Respes, Jasmin Thigpen, Lisa Fox.

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