•••• First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: etitceze 7eadeteAd o ,ioteriza J. Bryant, Conner, Flannery, Rinehart. Barger, McLaughlin, Huffman, Barton. Bitler, Dunn, Osman. A. Lewis, J. Lewis, Collins, McGuinn, Hayden, Wisecup, Rowe. Ross, Sallie, Sisson, Weismiller, The A. J. Hostetler chapter of the F. T. A. was formally organized February 11, 1948. The Cedarville chapter was named for the late Professor Hostetler, director of the department of education, whose ability and skill remain an inspiration to future teachers. During the period of organizing the group much interest was aroused and fifty students from the education department became members. It is expected that all future teachers will join the chapter and gain its benefits. Meetings are held once each month with an interesting and educational program,Well Fi fth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Loos, Judy, Ulsh, IL.pson, Nock. Cultice, Hrkman, Townsley, Lipp, Sewak. Evans, 3eattie, Potts, Rader, Clark, Dunlap, drown. Strick, Harkins, Fisher, Filer, Natkins, Gutzwiller, Skillings. known speakers and educators are invited. Interest in teaching is maintained by reading and discussing articles in periodicals each member receives. Professor Beattie, who encouraged the formation of the local chapter, is faculty advisor for the group. Officers are: Rollie Barton, president; Conner Merritt, vice-president; Kathleen Evans,secretary; Marie Fisher,treasurer;Robert Impson,librarian;William Troute,historian; Kenneth Huffman, parliamentarian; Eleanor Weismiller, song leader. R. B. 19
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