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November 10, 1967
THE GRANTONIAN
Social Work seminar begins
by Steph Daly
Social Work Seminar,
open to interested juniors, will
begin with an introductory meet­
ing at Portland State college on
Wednesday. Speaking will be
Dr. Gordon Hearn, Dean of the
graduate School of Social Work
at Portland State; Dr. Dan Jen­
nings, School of Social Work,
and Carolyn Selling, Executive
Director of Social Work careers
in Oregon.
On December 9, at the
Donald E. Long Home, a
career variety in social
work will be presented,
with a question and answer
Optimist clubs
to honor youth
Seniors Ron Hill, left
Barry Gammon look at the
sculpture they made along with classmate Jim Driscoll, The
boys made the abstract sculpture, which is on display in the
library, in Virgil Edstrom’s metal shop class.
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Optimist clubs of Portland will
honor 90 students from approxi­
mately 15 Portland area high
schools at a banquet on Novem­
ber 15 as a part of their annual
Youth Appreciation week.
Representing six fields in stu­
dent activities, scrolls of com­
mendation will be presented to
Bob Heldfont for student body
affairs; Ron Marrs for musical
ability; Chris Swan for leader­
ship in athletics; Mary Birke-
land, rally girl leader; Brian
McCune for scholarship; and Ce­
cile O’Rourke for work in the
field of journalism.
Reminding citizens of the com­
munity that young people are
fine citizens is the purpose of
Youth Appreciation week, ac­
cording to John Stuckey, student
adviser. The banquet honoring
the students is the highlight of
the week
session, and a tour of the
facilities. Transportation
will be provided to Christie
school at Marylhurst col
lege, for the same type of
program.
Other activities will be held
in between until March 11 and
12, during Spring Vacation.
On March 11, there will
be agency workshops at
Westminister Presbyterian
Church, and on March 12,
there will be a tour of fa­
cilities at the Jewish Com­
munity Center. At the Com­
munity Center students will
be interviewed by volun­
teers as to what type of so­
cial work they prefer.
Students indicating intent will
be asked to work with an indi­
vidual social worker on a one-
to-one basis. Relationship and
field experience will exist for
two months, or a period to in­
clude 3 or 4 meetings.
Students signed up for the So­
cial Careers Program are Joyce
Ainsworth, June Ammon, Sher­
rie Arehart, Jill Bergman, and
Beverly Brooks.
Also listed are: Terri Caul­
field, Gail Dana, Marla Gaaren-
stroom, Laurie Gilbert, Laura
Gustav, and Diane Heaney.
Concluding the list are: Bea
Johnson, Debbie Knauss, Sonya
Manning, Kathy McGregor, Syl­
via McMillan, Cheryl Rogers,
Shelly Taylor, Barbara Wilkins,
and Jorge Bacelis.
The program is designed to be
held other than school hours
and with respect for confiden­
tiality of agency clients. Initial
interviews with the students for
backgrounds of interest and
hobbies, orientation, small dis­
cussion groups, working arrange­
ments with an individual social
worker on a one-to-one basis,
and supervisory agency person­
nel are available to the stu­
dents.
A summer work placement
will follow for the interested
students.
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