Career Planning Conferenee Held
A group of speakers presented
their views on various trades and
professions and vocations to the
students of the high school assem
bled in the auditorium Tuesday
morning. The occasion was the
third annual Career Planning Con
ference, which is planned each
year under the guidance of Mrs.
Dera Brunstad, Guidance Counsel
or,
Speakers heard were introduced
by Douglas Preston and included
the following: Dick Berg on “Busi
ness; Sig Digree on “Trades”;
John Mansuy on “Professions”:
George Kiesel on “Civil Service”;
Paul Bond on “Arts”; Reginald
Blakely on “Engineering”; and
Lt. Wayne Walker on “Armed
Forces”.
Following the program of
speeches, Conference areas were
set up in the school cafeteria, and
counselors were interviewed by
the students. Counselors included
the speakers and others who
represented the various branches
of the trades, arts, engineering
fields, professions, businesses,
Civil Service and the Armed
forces.
Those taking part in this phase
included Leonard Smith, Will
Troyer, Albert Stuart, Tom Bel
leau, Joe Kacvinsky, John Fray,
Harry Kulberg, Mrs. McHafemeist
er, Bert Walker, Woodrow Reed,
Art Brooks, Mrs. Mona Long,
Phyllis Blankenship, and Mrs.
Mary Dobson.
Members of the Senior class
who took part in the Conference
were Jim Beaty, Charlotte Benson,
Lothar Biermanski, Norma Booth,
Rebecca , Booth, Virginia Carr
Larry Chase, Gerald Clark, Rena
Corgatelli, Earl Dietzler, Dennis
Erickson, Mike Greeley, Opal
Greene, Rosaline Gregoroff, Grant
Hakenson, David Higley, Dwight
Holman, Charles Johnson, Jack
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TODAY
A 20th Century-Fox picture,
“Crash Dive,” is the showing to
day at the Orpheum. Tyrone Pow
er plays the leading role. Also on
the same bill is “King of the Jun
gle.”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“My Sister Eileen,” Columbia
Pictures’ new Technicolor comedy
starring Janet Leigh, Jack Lem
mon and Betty Garrett, is based
upon the hilariously triumphant
Broadway hit play of the same
name.
It is the story of two girls from
Columbus, Ohio, who come to
New York seeking careers as act
ress and writer respectively. Of
the two sisters, Eileen is the
charmer ard Ruth the author, and
each is involved in roles which
offer them opportunities to sing
and dance, clown and romance on
the Cinemascope screen.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
The troubles of a man who is
through with sin, only to learn sin
isn’t through with him, are joy
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ously bared in Columbia Pictures’
‘Count Three and Pray,” which
stars Van Helflin. .
Van Heflin appears as a Civil
War veteran, a former roisterer
who returns home a self-ordained
minister. He faces a gun-totin’
gal, a whip-wieldin’ woman and
a hate-filled town, none of whom
believe in his reformation and all
of whom are determined to smash
him if they can.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“The Quiet Gun” is the absorb
ing story of Carl Brandon, sheriff
of Laramie, who is confronted
with the unusual possibility of
jailing a whole town to bring its
lynch-crazed people under control.
Heading the cast of this Wes
tern drama is Forrest Tucker as
the sheriff. Most of the trouble be
gins when Jim Davis, playing a
local rancher, is accused of im
morality because he has a half
breed girl working and living in
his house while his wife is away.
Lovely Mara Corday portrays the
halfbreed and lovely Kathleen
Crowley is Davis’ wife.
Added to this fast action Wes
tern is the “Sugar Ray” Robinson
Carmen Basillio fight pictures,
the fight in which Robinson staged
a comeback and won on a split de
cision.
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