Evening star. [volume], May 14, 1947, Page B-8, Image 29

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If you have an e*c»ss of vMi in you?
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Chance to Reach Top
In Professions Slim,
Western Seniors Told
Seniors at Western High School!
learned during their first "career j
day" at the school yesterday that itj
1s not easy to get to the top in any 1
profession and that 75 per cent off
theni will end up in jobs not usually
considered "white collar" jobs.
The day's counseling, which saw
18 top men from the business, pro
fessional and industrial world speak,
started with a noon assembly at
which Dr. Harry A. Jaeger, chief
of occupational information and!
guidance service. United States Of
fice of Education, did his best to.
prove that it was hard to become
a millionaire.
"Don't make the mistake that the
proper choice of a vocation always
has to do with the money you may
earn," he said. "It Is astonishing
what people can live on and be
happy."
Figures Cited.
He then cited figures to* prove his
point. He said that only one out
of every 35 persons could earn his
living in the so-called professions—
medicine, law, science.
"All the others, 70 to 75 per cent,
enter jobs for which mere is no
previous training needed," he said.
He told the 200 seniors not to lose
the idealism that most young people
have. He advised those who had a
feeling that they should serve people
to enter the nursing or teaching
profession.
To the girls, he said home-making
is something to consider seriously.
"It's quite a job to keep a husband
happy," he said.
Aioer Hearing υ ι. tiucgei, me
seniors split into groups to hear
leaders in various fields tell about
specific job possibilities.
Aviation Not Easy.
For example Dr. Frederick B. Tut
tle of the Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration told them jobs in the avia
tion field are not as easy as pop
ularly supposed. Dr. Tuttle said
their chances of becoming airline
pilots are practically nil.
In the psychology field Dr. Dael
Wolfle, editor of the American Psy
chologist, surprised the interested
seniors by pointing out the best
field for psychologists is in the
teaching profession. '
Each conference was conducted
by a student who handled ques-;
tions directed to the speaker.
Recreation to Be Topic
Of Falls Church PTA
The Falls Church Parent-Teacher j
Association will meet at 8 o'clock,1
daylight-saving time, tonight in
Madison School to discuss the sum
mer recreation program.
Speakers will be Paul Hahn, direc
tor of the Falls Church recreation
program; Mrs. Lee Johnson, PTA
recreation chairman, and Mrs. R. A.
Osborne, chairman of the Fairfax
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