Pupilsj»lt;L ZteeiTipsMonday’s Career Day program at Nampa High School was die best received in the history oi the event, Leo Mathews, boys' counselor, reported Tuesdaymorning.The annual program is designed to acquaint tie* students with avariety of occupations. All tlie speakers at Monday's programwere enthusiastically received bvthe students, Mathews said.Mathews and the girls’ counselor. Mrs. Lean Cruse, were incharge of the event.Speakers taking part were: Dietetics — Mrs. Howard L. Sluder of Nampa, diatician; psychology — Dr. Francis It. Bailey, psychology department. Collegeof Idaho; biology • Dr. Robert I). Bratz, science department, CVITAL STATISTICSBIRTHSSHANER To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Shancr. Caldwell Route 3, a git! Feb. 14 in Caldwell Memorial Hospital.ALLEN To M»* and Mrs. Milo W. Allen. 1917 Hire! St.. Caldwell, a girl Feb. 14 at Caldwell MemorialHospital.PATRICK - To Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patrick. 1413 Kimball S., (’aid-well, a boy Feb. It at Samaritan Hospital.AC REE—To Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aereo. Nampa Route 3. a boy Feb. 14. at Mercy Hospital.WAY To Mr. and Mrs. John Way, Wilder Route 2, a girl Feb. 14 at Mercy Hospital.MARRIAGE LICENSESAugust Moeller and Darlene Wall, both of ()ntario, lt;Ire.Scott W. Mon son, Winston-Salem. N. (\, and June Margaret McLaughlin. Caldwell.Walter Justin, Pavette, and Shir-of I; machinist — Vern Beckwith, Boise Junior College instructor; indu: trial arts - John F. Ilager, BJC InslrucLor; carpentry — R. W. Gifford, Gilford Cabinet Works,Kampa.Business and secretarial practice — Helen R. Johnson, BJCinstructor: chemistry — .J. B.Spainik, BJC instructor; engineering — Ralph H. Smith, engineering department, Idaho Power inBoise; agriculture—Charles Johnson superintendent. Nampa Carnation plant; dentistry Dr. Marvin A. Gould, Nampa dentist; military and naval service — Capt. N. J. McNulty; insurance — Norman G.* Jones, Nampa insurance agent; cosmetology — Mrs. Roy Howard, Peacock Beauty College: art and commercial art — Comm E. Mathews, dean of BJC; music- Richard I). Skyrm, music department. C i I.Homemaking — Mrs. Alvin Al-lei\ head of home economics department. Northwest Nazarene College; Christian service — Rev. Teddy Turner, First Christian Church of Nampa; X-ray technician — Dr. F. W. Cottrell, Mercy1 Hospital staff; aeronautics — Col. Traio, Mountain Home Air Force Base; law — Walter Garrity, Nampa lawyer; journalism — Jack Scudder, editor. The Idaho Free Press; business administration — G. W. Underkofler, BJC; medicine— Dr. Bert Marcusen, Nampaphysisian; physics — Prof. James IG. Stem n B.)( 'Girls’ physical education Catherine Boyles. BJC; political science—Mayor Preston Cape IP civic service — Paul Corlott. Nampa Post Office; boys physical education — Lyle Smith. BJC coach; railroading—G. L. Jensen, train master, Union Pacific.Architecture — Anton Dropping, Boise architect; interiordecorating David W -rtm.irk, interior decorator; nursing — Mrs. L. JVI. Brownlee. registered nurse. Mercy Hospital staff; social service—H. V. Meyer, social wmiare worker: medicaltechnician—Dr. Roger Minster Of Caldwell; telephone service — Hawley Taylcr, Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph; personnel rnanag* men! -Dob Sessions, Idaho Power; forestry— Ed Sn)ith of Boi e, state foresterAccounting and bookkeeping —Underk uPer. PJC; pharmacy —Jack Moriey, Nampa pharmacist; merchandising—Duane L. Findlev, manager of Montgomery Ward/ Nampa; education— Dr. Donald J. Mammon, head of C of I education department; banking— Wall y So re n s o n, First National Ban!;: teiegraphy—Ross Crispino cf Nampa; criminology — Reid Miner, state trooper; veterinary science— Dr. Winston K. Coering, Nampa veterinarian:’ automotive mechanics — David Edmark, Ed-mark Motors.(ConHnued from Page One)on the basis of live days for each school year that uwy are employed in the Nampa system. The maximum then w( d in thirty days, Quiniey laid.GO»NG TO ML! TINGJohn Brandt, chairman of the bo a r d will a 11 e nd the N a f: n a 1 School Boards A lt;sn. meetings to start Feb. 14 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.