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Wilson students receive preparation for outside world

The Work Experience Program at Woodrow Wilson began
several years ago and continues under the guidelines set
by Mr. Joseph DeFranco to assist the student in the transi­
tion from school to the world of work, just as preparation
for future employment is the duty of the Work Experi­
ence Program, so too is preparation for a future service
career the duty of the Naval junior Reserve Officer Train­
ing Corps, better known as NjROTC, under the direction
of Commander Richard Young. Their blue uniforms are
seen throughout the school and an intensive training
prepares these students for future service, instilling a
deep national pride and loyalty. And a final service that
prepares the Wilson student must be hailed as a service
for society: the Driver Education Program. Equipped with
books, movies, lectures, and a double set of brakes, Mr.
Arndt prepares the Wilson student to drive cautiously, a
MR. JOSEPH DeFRANCO . chairman, cooperative education.
prenaration essential for today's mobile society.

MR. HARRY COBORA . cooperative education. COMMANDER RICHARD O. YOUNC naval science 1, 2, and 3,
n.j.r.o.t.c., golf.

MR. ROBERT BLATT aide, MR. CIASULLO MR. JACK MASSIELLO cooperative educa­
associated social worker. tion, placement, soccer, basketball.
MR. RONALD ARNDT driver education.
youth traffic safety council.