wt EME a ia ae Rt Ll Sy neds we hcaes Nola Moyes, Mary Penman, Margaret Edsinga and Dorothy Dineen, learning the personal qualifications, training and duties of a nurse. Neil Flinders, Blair Thurgood, Robert Hosler, Tom Cliften, Ronald Schultz, Gary Halverson, Tom Musgrave, Gordon McFarland, listening intently to the speaker, Ronald Peterson, discussing stock raising. What will | be?—a nurse, farmer, secretary or teacher —is the question that ran through our seniors’ minds, but career day helped many of us to determine just what their lifetime work would be. All seniors went to two groups of their own choosing and the professionals in the various fields told them the advantages and disadvantages ot the work. Career day helped to boost the seniors on their way in the road of lite ahead of them. So you think you want to be an air line hostess? their future vocation. Here is a group of girls finding out if this is to be