The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
Program Plans
Complete for
Career Day

IT. II. l.. Steele, president of
Eastern Montana College of Edu-
cation at Billings, will give the
keynote address at the annual
College and Career Day Wednes-
day, March 10.
A full day of conferences has
been arranged by Mrs. Jimpsie
Miller who is the chairman in
charge of the program. The day
has been planned in order that
juniors and seniors may give seri-
Gus and intelligent consideration
to plans for a successful future
In their chosen field of work.
The following is the complete
days schedule:
College Representatives:
Cottey College, Mrs. Melba
Hall; Billings Business College,
Howard c. Porter, president;
Eastern Montana College of Edu-
cation, w. D. Williams, director of
admissions; jamestown College,
Ernest c. Giesicke, director of
admissions; Kinman Business
University; H. E. Leffel, public
relations director; Montana School
of Mines, Prof. F. H. Kelly and
Prof. Patrick Butler; Montana
State College, Harry Cockrum-
agriculture, DR.. Keith Bowen
Health and Physical Education;
Dean Katharine Roy-Househoid
and Applied Arts, DIR. E. W. Schil-
ling-Dean of Engineering. There
will also be a representative from
the science department.
Montana State University, DIR.
Ray Phillips, Director of Guild
ance, and Prof. Andrew c. Cogs-
well, Dean of Students.
Northern Montana College, MIR.
Joseph Keller, English Depart
ment and Mr.. Gus Korb, Voca-
tional Technical Division.
Presentation School of Nursing,
Sister N. Norbert and Mrs. Fran
ces Drum and students.
Rocky Mountain College, DIR,
Clarence Spelhnan, Vice PreSi.
dent.
Sister of Charity School Cd
Nursing ST. Vincent's Unit Bill
lings, Joyce Kelly r. ~, Sue
Hurd, student.
Armed Forces Representatives
Army, M-Sgt. VIM L. Ainsley
and 1t Hawkes.; Ain Force, Sgt.
James Ward; Navy, CPO E. H.
Calvin and Sgt Rex A Walton;
Marines, Sgt Dick Stanley; Ma
tional Guard, Milo Anderson
Career Speaker
Accounting, Donald Rees; Agri-
culture and Ranching, Harry
COckrm; Airline hostess Louise
Herman; Art Harvey Oldenburg;
Athletic Coaching, Toby Ranges;
Health and Physical Education,
DR.. Keith Bowen, Aviation
James Sebastian; Beauty Culture,
Selma Evjen; Civil Service, E.
w. Page; Drafting and Engineer
ing, DR.. E. w. Schilfing; Game
Warden, Don Berg; Geologist and
MetalfurgiSt, DR.. F. H. Kelly;
Highway Patrol, C. W. Hancock,
Billings; Household and Applied
Arts, DR.. Katherine Roy; Medical
Technician - John Daehn; Me-
chanics, Paul Ulshaffer; Music,
Betty Cumming; Nursing, Betty
Carey; Salesmanship and Mer-
chandising, S. H. Braaten; Radio
and TV, Claire Krebsbach; Sci
ence Research, Montana State
College Representative; Secretar-
ial, Howard Porter and H. L.
Leffel; Social Work, Lois Koch;
Teaching, A. c. Cogswell; Tele-
phone Work, Russell Packard.
Days Program Schedule:
Registration and social mixer,
gymnasium, 8 to 1890 a. m.
General assembly, auditorium,
1880 to HOO a. m.
Presiding, Supt- Mikelson.
Welcome, Principal Kmgery.
Vocal selections, Miss johnson.
Address, Dr.. Steele.
Introduction of session speakers.
Noon luncheon following gen.
era1 assembly for out-of-town
Students visiting sponsors, college
and armed forces Representatives.
sponsored by Sidney Chamber
of Commerce).
Career speakers meeting, 12:45
p. M, high school library.
Career sessions loo TO 2:30
p. m.
College sessions $50 to 400
p. m.