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Choosing the proper career is,
indeed, the most important decision
that an individual must make. Each
year Delhaas holds "Career Day,”
a day of conferences and discus­
sions with people in different voca­
tions, to help students decide which
careers are best suited to their par­
ticular abilities. Each student at­
tends two conferences, at which
time he learns about the favorable
and unfavorable qualities of the
profession involved. We hope that,
with such assistance, better voca­
tional choices will be made by all.

Delhaas students look forward to the interesting events of Career Day. Robert Sulima,
Nick De Mara, and David Hackney listen intently to information being offered by a guest
speaker. This is a typical scene in the classrooms during Career Day. Students learn
pertinent facts concerning vocations of their choice.

Painstaking efforts are put forth by everyone in making our Career Day a complete success. Evi­
dence of some meticulous work is this beautiful centerpiece. Refreshments were offered in our
school library before the conferences began.

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