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WORK EXPERIENCE: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Roy, Potty Russell, Mike McLaughlin, Ken Benner, Eric Wessel,
Juonito Lewis, Joanne Sonderford, Dot Riggins, Pot Corros, John SilvQ, Mrs. Shegdo (CO-OP secretory), Mr. Mossielo (CO­
Liso Cucchi, Arlene Johnson, Tom Foley, Debbie Lebowitz, OP Coordinotor). SECOND ROW: Connie MocPherson, Tereso
Koren Drill, Anito Quirk, Debro Bergman, Linda Jackson, Mensinger, Wode Robinson Brian Custer, Ginny Schiffner,
Rose Marini, Sharon Korle, Joyce Drown, Steve Souchuck, Mike Gioso, Eliso Dogner, Archie Hendricks, Ricky Reorick,
Mork Zehnder, Tony Mommone, Gory Poroschok. STANDING, Henry Leory, Ron Minton, Chuck Shugorts, Eugene
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tulio (CO-OP Coordinator), Patti Mor- Yockimowicz, Gory Deovers, John Wolfgang, Don Powers,
guez, Sue Golbreoth, Kothy Reed, Barb Mason, Donielo Joe Stopleton, Horry Clark.
Sobotini, Potty Montuoro, Louroyne Sworts, Joyce Sovoge,
Cooperative Ed

The Cooperative Educotion Program
offers on opportunity for on the job work
experience for eligible 12th grode
students on o port time bosis. Students
who hove specific and definite occupo-
tionol intentions attend school in the mor­
ning and work for standard woges during
the afternoon. As this program is on in­
tegral port of their education, students
receive credit toward groduotion for their
on-the-job troining. In addition to regular
general studies, students receive doily
training in school related to their work ex­
perience. Students ore screened by the
school so thot only those who display
serious intent and appropriate aptitude
ore given consideration. The purpose of
the cooperative program is to provide op­
portunity for students to ocguire
morketoble skills ond knowledge in on oc­
cupation in which they hove aptitude.

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