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Miss Janet Page demonstrating needlecraft to girls, Debbie Potter. Lambton; and Heather Spic» oer, Looringon useful in this type of work where you are dealing with people and living conditions totally difi'erent from that with which westerners are familiar. Miss Mary Jane Waldie i a former 4â€"H Club member from Oxford County. explained the work ol‘a dental hygienist. There is a large demand for girls with this training Miss Waldie Said and graduates. although always under the supervision of a dentist. have some independence in handling their own patients. A two year course at a Dental College is required after Grade 13 in High School. Miss Lori Jocius â€" a graduate ot‘ the Child Studies course at the College of Family and Consumer Studies at Guelph University. now teaches early childhood edUCation at Mohawk College in Hamilton. She cited. a love and understanding ofyoung children as a qualiâ€" fication for a career in this field. as well as patience. '(humour. and a creative imagination. Miss Calla Janes â€" a Customer Executive Pm- grain Instructor with l.B.M. Canada Ltd. Miss lanes “said that basic qualifications for her career were pa- Eience. a logical ability to think out solutions to prob- lems. the ability to improvise. take responsibility. to meet and listen to the problems of people. in her work. Miss James said that she meets many intelligent highly ‘ trained people and she had to be trained to deal with “them. Women are not discriminated against in her * field. but they have to accept responsibilities as a man .9 would. Dr. Sharon Kopenak A a veterinarian. This s“ 1 ". Speaker said that any person entering this profession ‘ must have a high academic standing when leaving High School and be prepared for five years profesâ€" .':sional training. A love of animals and a capacity for hard work are requisites for people who expect to sue- ceed in the profession, Interest Groups â€" Designed to give the girls a choice of program which would coincide with their personal inclinations were the interest groups. They were. Eflective Speaking + with Miss Molly McGhee. B.Sc.. M.A.. M.Ed,. RP Dt. Associate Principal (Home Eco- nomics)CentratiaCollegeongriculturatTechnology as instructor. Leathercralt v with Mrs. Layne Paton. Craft Special- ist. the Home Economics Branch. Needlepoint ' with Miss Donna Hepburn. Regional Supervisor ot~ Home Economists Choral Singing â€" with Mrs. R. 0. Marshall A.T.C.M. of Fergus and accompanist Mrs. Helen Goodall. HORIZONS ‘73 By Dr. Ethel Chapman The following is a condensed version of Dr. Chap- man's address at the I973 Gtrls‘ Conference. Dr. Chapman said. “My dictionary defines horiâ€" zons among other things; as "the limit ul‘ oncs‘ mental outlook and interests.“ Margaret Widdemttr must have had this in mind when she wrote about a high school graduation. “Yellow heads and dark heads. all throw together These who were our little ones how tall they have grown! I Hands that reach to take the world. this careless June-time weather. A little green and golden hat], to Loss for their own Listen what they sav to its. all old wars are over. Now the world ours to rule. how dill‘ercnt ll “Ill be! Every evil dragon slain. ever} prince .'I rover. Setting truth and light abroad. and each ti priiiccss l'ree. Some Will have a dream to give some will give a flower. And some have only hungry hands that take and give to none. Some will mark the world lili’ aye. some for but an hour Some will tire and fall asleep before the day is done." Dr Chapman interpreted the poem for the girls as follows “Some will have a dream to give". Some young people have strong inclinations to do a particular thing. such as Dr. Banting who worked against impos- sible difficulties to give the world insulin. “Some will give a flower“. People with great talents may create things of beauty. in art. music. books, or even in their every day living with gracious and gentle examples. "Some have only hungry hands that take and give to none“. These are the greedy self-centred people who think only of themselves and their wants. “Some will mark the world for aye. some for but an hour“. Some girl in the audience may do some great and heroic thing that can never be forgotten. “Some will tire and fall asleep before the day is done". Some young people have great ideas but may (continued on next page) 9