Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Business Ulf.-if 1 LA., Carl Zoollcoski, Martha Herry, Julius Deuble, ltlichael Dydo. Back Row: Suzanne, Moore, Andrews, Carson, Green, Mr. Horwitz, Loades, Craddock, Kujawa, Kraatz. Front Row: Judd, Waters, Howes, Evans, Ryan, Dujenski, Kyle, Metz. N ow, Mr. Spaceman, you are meeting the members of the Retailing Cooperative Work Experience. The members, who are chosen from Retailing classes I and II, are juniors and seniors wishing to accept part-time retailing work. After the completion of 450 hours of paid experience, these students can earn one full credit toward graduation. The purpose of this work is to en- able students to investigate the career possibilities in this field, to earn one unit toward graduation, to better appreciate the standards of work and conduct de- manded by stores, to better understand how a business operates, to see in what ways their school training might be improved and supplemented before gradua- tion, and to earn money while they learn.