James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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aaa x'S142v . R BUSINESS EXECUTIVES OF TG ORROW As a part of the VOT program, the stu- dents on the job have an opportunity to learn the operation of the latest type of of- fice equipment. Through this actual ex- perience they then are prepared for full time employment after graduation. The money making project this year was the sale of cupcakes and cookies the money earned from this project will be used to pay for the annual !'Employer, Employee Ban- quetf' i Mr. Leanard Wisecarver instructs VOT student, . . Hilda Easter, on the operation of a mimeograph machine. The VOT students sell cookies in the cafeteria as their money making project. Mr. Douglas Grimm, office manager at O'Sul- livan Rubber Company, discusses a new method of filing with Sue Parker.

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.-wivmami ks Louie' ' if VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING Left to Right: Dr. Donald Perrault, Sponrorf Sheila Te- vault, Reporterf Barbara Sullivan, Secretary Dolores Miller, Treawrem' Mary Clark, Hirloriang Jean Winans, Vice- Prerideuzg Geraldine Basore, Preridemf. The Vocational Office Training Program, which As in previous years the Vocational Office Training provides for classroom and on-the-job training, is part of Class held an Employer-Employee Banquet to express ap- the Business Education Program of james Wood. This preciation to the employers for providing opportunities year the program was expanded to permit additional for special training. seniors to receive classroom instruction in office practice. Fin: Row, Left-in Right: Luanna Muse, Carolyn Siets, Charlotte ler, Jean Winans, Hilda Easter, Barbara Dusing, Susie Clayton, Clowser, Fran Silvester, Geraldine Basore, Mary Clark, Carolyn Barbara Sullivan. Third Raw: Carol Clevenger, Barbara Hartley, Largent, Sheila Tevaulr. Second Row: Phyliss Light, Delores Mil- Betty Rotruck, Sue Parker, Mary Keeler, Mr. Perrault, Spomor.

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-Iudy Hewitt, Prefidenz Jerry Bennett, Vice-Preri dent: Larry Renner, Tren! men- Betty Heishman Sec 'remryg Robert Lofton Par liamenzariarz DISTRIBUTI E EDUCATIO CLUB Wfhen students are accepted into the Distribu- tive Education program, they are eligible to become a member of the D. E. Chapter. The main purpose of the chapter is to train the members of the club to assume the responsibilities in our economic system and to teach vocational under- standing, civic consciousness, social intelligence, and leadership development. By sponsoring professional and money making projects and competing with other D.E. Chapters in the state, these goals are accomplished. Every student has an opportunity to participate on a competitive basis in most of the D.E contests. Rnw One: R. Steele, J. Hewitt, L. Crider, M. Cornwell. Ron' Tum: M, Boone, B. Heishman, R. Steele, B. Lofton, R. Bly, P. Sager, Mr. Fluboam, DE Co-ordinator. 145