Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Job For Arizona Graduates Jobs for Arizona Graduates was adopted at Cholla in 1982 to assist stu- dents in preparing for jobs after gradu- ation. The club consisted of 31 seniors who were undecided about what they Want to do after graduation, or need more information about careers, colleges or the military, before making a career decision. Club members learned deci- sion-making, goal setting, responsibility, employment and communication skills which were vital in the job market. Class officers were Presidents - Cathy Bel- tran and David Garcia, Vice President - Elizabeth Cowan, Secretaries - Anthony Sherman and Grace Granillo and Treasurers - Anna Herrera, Sheila Blanton, Eulalia Gaston and Ja- nice Scott. Doughnut sales, Christmas ornaments, candy and rummage sales have been used to provide money for the club.ClubAdvisorMrs.Tina Benitez stated, Most if not all students can hold a steady job. During the summer, some will decide to continue their education for a specified skill or for additional courses in a career fieldf' By Harry Brown Top QL-RJ: D. Esparza, J. Sams. D. Galland, T. Benitez, T. Boyer, T. Sherman, R. Soto, G. Gran- illo, K. Keeton. 2nd L-R: W. Salaway, J. Theiss, R. Gensen, E. Aguirre, C. Beltran, E. Gaston, S. Gar- cia, M. Verdugo. 3rd L-R: W. Stanton, M. Gon- zales, S. Winn, M. Johnson, S. Blanton, J. Scott, L. Yanez, E. Cowan, E. Robles, A. Baltazar, C. Mar- tinez, Kneeling: D. Garcia, C. Esparza, D. Hum- mons. Grace Granillo HE JAG

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C.O.E. Photos by Dennis Nasta C.O.E. stands for Cooperative Of- fice Education. C.O.E. first began at Cholla in 1970 and has been active ever since. The group sponsor this year was Mrs. Roggie Ross. Mrs. Ross has been the director of C.O.E. since 1977-78. The club had 23 mem- bers. The officers were: President - Jennie Syers, Vice President - Yvette Cordova, Secretary and Treasurer - Stephanie Gonzalez. The main purpose of C.O.E. was to learn to conduct oneself in a business- like manner, how to act in an inter- view, and how to get experience in bu- sinesses. For fundraisers sold were memo pads, M8zM's and posters. All this was done for the banquet at the end of the year. gp- 'W 1 4.16 1 i l W ld O J , Wg. ' ' ' i, , 1 is as Group shot QL-RD: Paul Segura, Frank Pazos, Wade Cardenas, Edgar Corral, Santana Alvarez, Rudy Valenzuela, Charles Binkley, Richard Molina, Raul Yturralde-J.D., and P.K. Dolgaard - Dept. Chair. C.O.E. Top Left: Jenny Syers and Stephanie Gonzales, Top Right: Yvette Gonzales, Felicia Jackson, Monica Lewis, and Linda Williams. O.J.T. stands for On-The-Job-Train- ing. Raul Yturralde is the job develop- er, who worked with the community to assist students in locating jobs. Commu- nication was the key to success. Self con- fidence and positive attitudes were spe- cific areas students were taught to devel- op. O.J.T. also trained students with a saleable skill for the world of work. This training encouraged students who may have already dropped out of school by providing an opportunity for them to re- turn and complete their high school edu- cation. It assisted students in developing a realistic personal awareness of ability and limitations as related to career choice. The students objectives included promoting a more positive self concept, while the community objectives were to develop a working relationship between students, parents, teachers, and employ- ers. They also had employee benefits through reduced employee turnover and training costs. O.J.T.fC.O.E. Clubs H7