EEA nee To Promote ge oO Fa pete academically. Need a Challenge en ee <<. state and attirbuted it to the inability of some students to com- ms er Assn. ‘Thursday. night that he considered vocational training in Utah high schools a necessity and that he would push for such a program. The governor told a sige crowd at. the Wahlquist Junior High School here that he was disappointed in the large number of high school dropouts in he PSr| omer the Weber County Parent- Teach-| He said the lack of a ehal- oom OGDEN (AP) - — Gy. Calvin | L. Rampton told members of pk J ob Classes" lenge in the state’s high schools | / gives some students a feeling of | inferiority and causes them to| | fall down in their work and con-| sequently bee out of high |. school. © ‘| the ‘Technological. training must | be given to students who are not) m taking college preparatory pro- |374 grams, so that every child has|¥2R an equal opportunity for self- ful- Je: fillment,’”’ he said. {pn “Our children must be given|mi tinued, ‘“‘because our society |. | needs every skill from philoso-| , pher to sanitation engineer. ae . n “The tend to teachers themselves downgrade such train- ing,”’ he con agued, then added that he was ‘‘disappointed in the present Weber State College vo- cational trait ing program as they seem to. be downgrading baa program.’ Yo — z “0 300 i 6b'L Boy oe onl oee s ae ee it would not be wise to take students out of the academic envioeeee However, he added, “We in { Utah have an attitude which has changed — that of belittling ‘vocational training. " A tional training must be stressed, NS: IS governor said he would that although the voca- ct Dm The agree TTT 2m Calls for Wisdom pws technological training for a'm technological society,” he con-,™