Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Prospective telephone operators discuss fulun jobs with a representative of th . e company to help them. A 2 The possibilities of the business field are desi-rilved lay Mr. Donald Shriver, secretary of Norfolk Chamber of Commerce, to interested Maury students and inslrun-tors. Business machine demonstrators show pupils the know-how, as preparation for the business field shares the spotlight of Career Day.

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Oltllly Gilchrist ln-ains with approval stllllllV0 from her Alma Mater, llol s 4 1 tells interested Maury girls what I x mt nge her institution has to offer. What do you want to he? Whatever your choice is, you can find out ahout your chosen Iicld during Career Day at Nlaury. This day's varied activities, sponsored hy the Key Cluh and the Future lllPill'llCl'S of America, has heeomc an annual cvcnt. Seniors and Juniors welcome a ehanee to plan for their future. The program in- cludes question and answer sessions and in- formal talks given hy the various representa- tives of colleges, hranches of the armed forces, Sindy lit nh and .lohn Clarke may he meditating on tht posslhllity of future Randolph-Macon 1 my 1 they Il right in front of the representa- tne who ldlll'L5SCS the group. Mal!!! HEP and different husiness hrms. Since this pro- gram covers everything from small town eol- leges to trade schools, there is someone for everyone to talk to, some earrer to appeal to every interest. Out of these sessions come the future doctors, mechanics, lawyers, and sales- nlen of tomorrow with something more than their dreams in their hearts, with the knowl- edge of how they can make their dreams realities. A Longwood College Representative shows interested students pictures of the buildings and facilities of her campus where they may spend the next four years if Career Day program creates enough interest.

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Banks, Adel Harford, Duff Joynes, Miss Haggard, Miss Iloggard's helpers look pretty for thc camera before trotting off to their diverse duties during the day, helping lo insure an smooth clerical operation for this department of the school. They arc: Connie Miller, Sylvia Peltz, Shirley Davis, Betty Lou Bradley, Marcia Goldstein, Barbara Hudgins, Frances Daniels. Sllllldillllf Arlene Hendrix, Hester Sawyer, Kay Mary Ann McMillan, and Janie Jones. We flu mm These pupils love to go to the office-but not for punishment. They are office assistants who help to carry on the many clerical duties which Miss Tebault must see to. They are: Miss Pauline Tehault, Terry Mastracco, Barbara Feuer. Standing: Sondra Cohen, Alice Hughes, Joyce Hawkins, Pat Dail, Connie Miller, Jo Ann Fufrell, Barbara Harrell.