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Office of Executive Secretary Urbana, Illinois October 1, 1940 DO YOU NEED HELP? There are in the HAEB files a number of applications of young men who are interested in educational radio, These men would be glad to have you consider their qualifications* If you need new personnel on your staff, why not try the HAEB wav'? Here they are? Roy Co Vogelman, 7803 38th Ave,, Kenosha, Wieconsin( formerly OTA) Charles Crumpton Stevenson, 161 West 54th Street, Hew York City Russ Johns, 330 East 50th Street, Hew York City* Albert Do Goudreau, 309 Bryant St., Kalamazoo, Michigan(formerly TOO) Warren Moore, Jr«, 315 S, Hope St*, Ada, Oklahoma(formex’Xy WNAD) Further information is available from HAEB, or write to the Individuals mentioned above* IT 8 S YOUR FUTURE OH WOI Going to school by radio no longer ia a fantasy to Iowa high eohocl students* Hundreds of them laid aside their books this year and tuned in the first of a series of "radio school 11 programs which ttIII be a regular classroom feature every Monday fron now until school "lets out," The series, "It ! s Your Future," is being broadcast from WOI, the Iowa State College station by the Department of Vocational Education, Its purpose is to acquaint high school students, many of whom are already wondering about after-graduation jobs, with the vocational opportunities awaiting them. Professor A, H, Hausxath of the Vocational Education Department, is in charge of the series. Far from a new thing, the vocational guidance school has been on the air for 4 years,. Last year at least 300 Iowa high schools tuned in the program regularly at 3s15 in the afternoon. In every case the vocational guidance speakers axe leaders in their field. Before the "mike" they are interviewed by Professor Hausrath about the opportunities, the physical, mental and educational requirements of their work, and the usual financial returns* Some¬ times high school students participate in the broadcast as inter¬ viewers.