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Joseph Zerbach and
Larry Saunders have l^een
chosen to represent West
Montgomery High School in
the Fourth North Carolina
Junior Science Symposium.
They vill go with two rep
resentatives from East
Montgomery and Mr. Wright^
the chemistry teacher at
East.
The 1962 North Carolina
Junior Symposium is sche
duled to be held on the
compus of Puke University,
Uurham, North Carolina,
March 15, I6, and 17. The
Symposium will be attended
by approximately I80 selec
ted North Carolina hi^
school sophomore and jun
ior stud.ents accompanied
by about of their |
science teachers. The Sym-
posiitm will be sponsored ,
'■ by the North Carolina Acad-|
emy of -Science, Raleigh,
North CJarolina, and. the
IT. S. Army Research Office
(Durham), with the cooper
ation of Duke University j
and with science program- t
ning assistance from the j
North Carolina State De- |
partment of Public Instruc-'
tion, Ralei^, North Caro
lina. . The;i thene of the
Symposimi will be "Research
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D
EAK
The third annual Career
Day £or all tenth gj:ade
students of the East Mont
gomery High School and the
West Montgomery High Scho
ol will be held on Friday,
March 23, 19^2, from 9 a.m.
until 3'*20 p.m. The pro
gram will be held in the
First Baptist Church in
Troy with I06 West students
in attend?''* "“e.
Dr. J. Lem Stokes, II,
President of Pfeiffer Col
lege, will deliver the key
note address during the
first general sessin which
will begin at nine-fifteen
o’ clock.
Each student will have
the opportunity to hear a
discussion concerning three
different vocation in
1962 BASEBALL SCHEDULE
April 3> Elerbe at West
April 6, West At Rand.leman
April 13, East at West
Aprjl 20, West at Jordan
Matthews•
April 27, Jordan Matthews
at West
May k, West at East
May 11, Randleman at West
May 15, West at Elerbe
which he has a special in
terest. All tenth grade
students have indicated on
the interesi? survey the
\'Bxious vocations to be
discussed. Business and
professional ixien and women
are being invited to lead
the discussion in each
group. Sixty-two vocations
will be discussed. Three
of these are new-airline
stewardess, psychologist,
and architect.
The Career Day Program
is being planned in connec
tion with the guidance pro
gram of the schools. It is
hoped that the program will
afford each tenth grade
student a chance to become
informed on many different
vocations, and, thus, be
better prepared to make
choices in the subjects to
be studied during hi^ sch
ool.
The "future Teacher' s
Clubs from East and”West
Montgomery High .'Schools
will be host to the group.
The West Montgomery • ‘ Club
is sponsored by Miss Celia
Ann Bs?own and the East
Montgomery club is spon
sored by Mrs. Betty Lou
Kellis.
The lunch will be ser
ved by women of the First
Baptist Church in Troy,