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STATE OFFICERS: Ken Noland, vice-president;
Jeanne Bankston, college member-at-large.
FTA OFFICERS: Ken Noland, president; Bob Coburn,
vice-president; Kathryn Privett, secretary;
Alta Cheek, reporter; Nancy McDaniel,
historian.
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ...
AS USUAL, the Florence Cathcart Chapter had a
great year in 1953-54. The year began wi th a
membership drive which was highlighted by a
chapel program. Few will forget this "chapel program
in a chapel program." This resulted in a
highly active group of fifty-five future teachers
who are members of the Arkansas and ational
Education Association.
Under the guidance of President Ken Noland
and Bob Coburn, who was chairman of the program
committee, the chapter had an interesting
meeti ng each month.
In October a group of FT A'ers attended the
annual FTA luncheon in Hot Springs which was
held in connection with the AEA Convention.
The big event in the FT A year, of course, is
the state convention in Little Rock. The Harding
delegation arrived early fully armed with posters
and canis supporting their candidates for state offire.
After the campaigning and voting was
over, the results were identical to those of the past
two years - Harding was victorious! Ken Noland
was the state vice-president and Jeanne Bankston
the college member at-large.
ROW ONE : Carol Stevens, Lois Coburn, Francis Bateman, Charlene Holcomb, Jennie Majors, Catherine
Privett, Pat Ault, Bebe Daniels. ROW TWO: Shirley McCartney, Patsy Prevett, Jane Sutherlin,
Martha Clayton, Bobbie Wirth, Lora Ann Oliver, Jo Lill y, NOlma Lee, ·Nancy McDaniel, Maxine
Richesin. ROW THREE: Dolores McBride, Grace McReynolds, Alta Cheek, Jeanette Kee, Cleone Keil,
Vennie Hill , Wi lma Wyatt, Ortell Armstrong, Mary Ann Tonkery, Betty Helm, Jeanne Bankston.
ROW FOUR: Bob Coburn, Ken Noland, Lehman Hall, Owen D. Olbricht, Dick Otey, Max Ballard,
Bob Gilliam, Norman Hughes.
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