deeded Wik DY ia oe PHOTOGRAPHY will be one of the topics discussed during Kiwanis sponsored “Career Days” at Ben Lomond and Ogden high schools this week. Dean Gardner, committee chairman, and Bovd Jeppson get a preview of the talk from Ralph Collins, local photographer (left to right). Mr. Jeppson will discuss banking careers for the students. Ogden, Ben Lomond Students to Get Career Advice From ‘Authorities’ _ It is often youngster a about tough job for to graduate high: school to decide what aj ject, from! type ‘ Monday dents at Ben and Tuesday, Lomond and Career Ways will be Tuesday, the same to preparation the job area for ; for a job and the approximate or going local! held and of course, |} _______ at type of program will be held at Ogden High School beginning at 8:50 a.m. Almost any career a youngster might be interested in will be available for discussion. Topics range from aviation to veterinar- ian. In between can be found such careers as airline stewardess, beautician, diesel mechancis, law en- the students want}. Students | inalists in Race ‘or Scholarships * high students schools in have Mr. and Mrs. have contributed - books y | - senior Three ity’s cs os * e i} ~—| rm Ogden been l Naamed finalists in the annua t. onal Merit Scholarship contes nd They are Jan King, Ben Lomo and Ann, Hartsock Nancy ligh; as Youglas, Ogden High. J Aids ByBenKaren Lomond Pace on to college train- , assist| ing. cost | after | to complete their training. stu-| high school or entering a technical Ben Lomond High School on Monday. The career discussion period will get under way at 8:45 a.m. On subjects Ogden | school high schools, will get an <a t si a = ee experts in numerous fields. school to know how many months or| of years it will take them to prepare") discussed. too is the relation | either entering career he’d like to follow. « On will be Important in the H. name R. ae a collection of of their son, to the Lt. Herbert D. Merman, Ben Lomond High School library. young people in Their interest this generous contribu| motivated | tion. ) The Kiwanis Club and Weber Col- - lege combine efforts with Ben Lomond to present Career Day every | year. The purpose of the week lies -' in acquainting high school students ;| with job openings and professions. his year representatives from will now be eligible to) » forcement, electronics, forestry, in- The ethreeon a national level. Na-| - | industries will join the other repreiompet over-all view dustrial arts, journalism, law, medi| sentatives to give an nities. winners will receive scholar-| Glenn eine, plumbing and physics. In all ‘onal opportu tional | occupa of $1,500 to $100 from ng there are about 60 catagories able to students. avail- PROMINENT SPEAKER know about any particular vocation are the nature and description of the work, its advantages, disadvantages and the working con- ditions. on the locally rangi er year, based on their family re-|| ources, summer earnings and colege costs, which vary with each Staffing the discussions will be Ogden men and women prominent in each of the fields. They will assist the students in choosing their future vocations. The things most students want to They will be briefed ployment outlook, both hips emand nationally, and told of the possibilities for advancement in each field. Salary, always an important sub- winner. } ——— Eklund . all students | swer any question in their fields. et ee encourages to think about career possibilities to enable the representatives to an-