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Readers of my journal of the feminine persuasion! Are you at a loss as to what to do with your lives? Are you floundering in a sea of confusion over your job prospects?
Then fear no more! Selchow & Righter, from Bay Shore, NY, have the perfect tool to help your poor muddled brains work through the dazzling array of options available to you in the modern world - What Shall I Be? The Exciting Game of Career Girls.
This is clearly the required educational game to help you make your mind up about whether you wish to be a teacher, an actress, a nurse, a model, a ballet dancer or an airline hostess. It will also helpfully indicate to you what skills may help and hinder you on your quest towards your chosen profession. Marvellous stuff.
Apparently there is a version for chaps as well, where a young man might find his career mapped out as a statesman, scientist, athlete, doctor, engineer or astronaut. Obviously those are the only options available to the right-thinking young man of class.
I should point out this was produced in 1966, but it's still fairly fabulous in its own right, in that slightly scary 1960s way.
Then fear no more! Selchow & Righter, from Bay Shore, NY, have the perfect tool to help your poor muddled brains work through the dazzling array of options available to you in the modern world - What Shall I Be? The Exciting Game of Career Girls.
This is clearly the required educational game to help you make your mind up about whether you wish to be a teacher, an actress, a nurse, a model, a ballet dancer or an airline hostess. It will also helpfully indicate to you what skills may help and hinder you on your quest towards your chosen profession. Marvellous stuff.
Apparently there is a version for chaps as well, where a young man might find his career mapped out as a statesman, scientist, athlete, doctor, engineer or astronaut. Obviously those are the only options available to the right-thinking young man of class.
I should point out this was produced in 1966, but it's still fairly fabulous in its own right, in that slightly scary 1960s way.
