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Show visiting toucher, voenl niiiici;in. Women's apparol .shop manager; zoologist. NEW BOOKLET SHOWS STUDY COURSE NEEDED Ahe you tired of your work? Would you like to get in another field or profession? Do you wonder just w"nat work you would like? Just to answer a few of those questions, Brigham Young university univer-sity informs that there are 147 occupations oc-cupations in which the institution gives training. A new book has just been putj out listing those, and the "how to go about it." But for your consideration consid-eration meanwhile, and just in case anybody asks you what they teach at the university here's the list! Account a nt-ZooIogisl The vocations treated follow: accountant, acoustical engineer, advertising manager, advertising' writer, agricultural economist, agricultural ag-ricultural management expert, air conditioning expert, animal husbandman, hus-bandman, architect, art teacher, auto mechanic, aviation worker. Bacteriologist, banking and finance fin-ance worker, beauty shop manager, man-ager, biologist, biology teacher, business manager. Cafeteria or tea room manager, carpenter, certified public account-! ant (C. P. A.), chemist, civil en-1 ineer, clinical consultant In psy chiatry, coach of athletics, commercial com-mercial artist, commercial demonstrator, demon-strator, commercial teacher, construction con-struction contractor, consul or foreign for-eign trade worker, costume designer, de-signer, county agricultural agent, criminologist, crop pest inspector. Dairyman, dairy technician, dentist, diesel engineer, dietitian, diplomtic service worker, draftsman, drafts-man, dramatist. Economist Economist, editor, educational administrator, educational researcher, re-searcher, electrical engineer, engineer en-gineer (pre-engineering), English teacher, farmer, florist, forester, fruit grower. Garage manager, gardener and plantsman, geography teacher, home economics researcher, home 1 economics teacher, home maker, horticulturist, hospital laboratory technician, hotel manager. Instrumental musician, insurance insur-ance man, interior decorator, junior jun-ior range examiner, junior soil surveyor, journalist. Landscape architect, ar-chitect, landscape painter, lawyer law-yer ( pre-legal) , librarian, livestock live-stock raiser. Mental Tester Manual training teacher, manufacturer, manu-facturer, marketing expert, mathematics teacher, mechanical engineer, medicine (see physician), mental tester merchandising expert, ex-pert, meteorolgist, mining engineer, en-gineer, modern language teacher, mural painter, musician, music teacher. National park service worker, newspaper reporter, nurse. Opportunity Oppor-tunity school teacher, optometrist. Personnel director, pharmacist, photographer, physical education instructor, physician f pre-mcdi-cal), plant pathologist, platform reader, playwright, portrait painter, paint-er, poultry raiser, psychiatrist, psychiatric psy-chiatric social worker, psychology teacher, public health supervisor, publicity writer, publisher. Radio Field Radio broadcaster, radio continuity con-tinuity writer, range management work, recreation director, religious education teacher. Salesman, scene designer and constructor, school coordinator, school psychologist, psy-chologist, science teacher, secretary, secre-tary, stenographer, social worker, sociologist, soil conservationalist, speech correction expert, speech teacher, stage director or electrician, electri-cian, statistician, surgeon. Taxidermist, teacher, textile buyer, translator. Veterinarian, |