The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 October 1977 — Page 8

OCTOBER 13, 1977 THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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last week was designated as career week at John Glenn High School. ( areer week was sponsored bv the guidance department and aided by the library personnel and all staff members at the high school. Special emphases was on helping students become aware of some of the occupations available to them, and to help them find out about their interests and abilities as thev lood forward to their careers. Pictured above is Mrs. Marian Chapman. Ivy lech Nursing Instructor, explaining various nursing careers. During the week, freshmen took a Kuder Interest Inventory ; Juniors were given the A.5.V.A.8.. and aptitude test; and Seniors were given an interest and abilities test. All of these students will be receiving the results from the tests in November. Thursdav was a special career dav Local and area people were asked to come in and speak to the students giving an overview of their job responsibilities and skills, qualifications and training needed, work conditions, advantages and disadvantages, and employment outlook Students chose to attend two of the seventeen different occupations sessions or to go on one field trip. At the end of each ses sion students were encouraged to ask questions. Speakers from Walkerton were Mrs. Diomas Anspaugh. Mr Mah i

fr I ■ wk ? S The accounting area was covered by Mr Richard Parker at John Glenn’s career day.

lon Jacob. Mr. Richard Parker. Mr Lee Johnston and Mrs. Marian Chapman. Other speakers were Mr. David Fvagler. Plymouth; Mr Dav ill Miller. Nappanee; Mrs. Lola Witwer. Mishawaka; Dr. Craig Hosterman and Denton Yockey, 1.U58.; Dr. James Kohn and Dr. Charles Parnell Notre Dame University; Mr. Ed Davis, South Bend Tribure; Mr. fhomas Rubesha, State Police. South Bend; Mr. Lynn Gay, Indianapolis; Mr. Charles Sumner. Elkhart; and representatives of the Army, Navy. Air Force and Marines. School Menus John Glenn High School OCTOBER 17-21 MONDAY Hamburger on bun Buttered rice Green beans Pineapple tidbits Milk TUESDAY Macaroni and cheese Harvard beets Tossed salad Chocolate creme dessert W heat bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Chili and crackers Peanut butter and jelly sandwich (ole slaw Apple pie Milk

THURSDAY Orange juice Hamburger gravy on mashed potatoes Buttered carrots Rice crisps squares Biscuit and butter Milk FRIDAY Sloppy joe later tots Buttered peas Jello Milk Urcv Middle School OCTOBER 17-21 MONDAY Beef stew Hot roll Applesauce Peanuts Milk TUESDAY Ravioli Green beans Celery sticks Banana cake Milk WEDNESDAY ( reamed chicken on biscuit Apple rings Biscuit and jelly Orange jello salad Milk IHURSDAY Barbecues Buttered rice Sliced carrots Apple crisp Milk FRIDAY Fish Buttered corn French fries Butterscotch pudding Milk Walkerton Elementary School OCTOBER 17 21 MONDAY Chili and crackers Cheese sticks Jelly sandwich Pears Milk TUESDAY Chicken and nixxlles Buttered broccoli Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Chocolate cake Milk WEDNESDAY Hot dog sandwich Buttered green beans Apple crisp Milk THURSDAY ( reamed chicken on biscuits Hot biscuits Buttered peas Peaches Milk FRIDAY ( heeseburger French fries ( arrot sticks Applesauce Milk Parent-Teacher Conference Day Is Scheduled Parent-leather Conference Day at John Glenn High Schixd will be I hursday . November 3 m the aftermxm and evening. Students will be bringing a schedule request from home for parents to fill out and return to the school. The school will schedule two fifteen minute conference periods with two of vour son or daughter’s teachers as near as possible the time you request. Conference times will be scheduled on first come basis Parents must return the forms or call the s<hcxd no later than Fndav. October 21. for a conterence time. If parents have questions, thev should call the school office, 586-3195. High schixu students will not attend schixil on Parent I eacher Confer cnee ( onference Dav, November 3. "Man comes as a novice into each age in his life." Nicolas Chamfort

-wWJ MW* J' L 2 $ 'G 1 WRr d Fhß i Mr. Mahlon Jacob discussed pharmacy careers. Mb flLy ?'X. 1 —c fl 19 * fl Mrs. Thomas Anspaugh represented the beauticians field. I, - ’ r.» i • »•' •—-• • * la •1“ . ■ ; <lk 2 r I i I Three fields in the art area were described by Mr. Ed Hardy. Head of Ivy Tech Commercial Art Department; Ms. Min Lindsey, Ivy lech Interior Design Instructor; and Mr. All Malloy. Head of Ivy lech Photography Department. I "WMMMHBI 9 ■ 1 ♦ , ft k Ay 1 IBljE* Mr. Jack Rizek (right) shows John Glenn students various tool and die operations at Walkerton Tool and Die.

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