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Maury lead truly
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Elltt FllElIl'tf--lltllili 'li lllll R. M. W. C.- lnterest was displayed by these girls in RandolphfMacon Woman's College. Margaret Wilkinson and Ioanne Saunders probably want to join their many friends Who have already left for college. Nursing- Nursing, a popular profession, drew many of the Maury girls to its conference. With lec- tures, registered nurses inform the students of the nurses training and duties. CAREER DAY Career Day at Maury is a very eventful day. Then we are visited by the representa- tives of many different colleges, trade schools, and the armed services. Sponsored by the Future Teachers of America and the Key Club and their advisors, Miss Gill, and Mr. Lazaretti, this program gives Maury students a chance to decide on their plans for the future. V. M. I.-- How about good old V. M. l., boys? Cox Dowdy and Billy Moore are among the stu- dents considering attending this school. The representative gladly answers their questions and supplies information.
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In this section of the Commodore. we have included our clubs and organizations. These societies are made up of stu- dents who wish to further their interest in various subiects. Through the medium of these activities, we, the students of Maury, have developed co-operation and school spirit. Clubs, such as the Y-Teens and the two Hi-Y's, promote good fellowship and thus obtain a clearer conception of their fellow students' views and opinions. French and Spanish clubs are formed to further our knowl- edge of other cultures. Our language organizations carry on active correspondence with students abroad and promote friendly relations. Students interested in journalism and other phases of lit- erary works have the opportunity of becoming members of any one of Maury's publications: the Commodore. the Maury News. or the Mapmaker. The Math Club is open to students wishing to advance their knowledge in the field of mathematics. Still fairly new here at Maury, is the Bible Club, for stu- dents actively interested in Bible study. The F. T. A. gives pupils, interested in teaching as a career, a fine opportunity to get advanced experience. Besides these clubs mentioned, there are many more which enable each student to seek and find a group to his liking and interest. Urgaui ation
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