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Coordinator of Work Experience Mr. Crist M. King Cooperative apprentice training has been popular at Washington Vocational Technical High School throughout the years. Boys who do well in shop work and who also rate high in their academic studies are allowed, preferably in their senior year, to work in industry. Shop teachers recommend boys for these jobs and they must also be in good standing with their academic teachers. The principal gives final approval after their attendance and conduct have been found to be satisfactory. The majority of Co-op boys are employed full time by their companies after graduating from high school. Mr. King's time is also offered to alumnae of Arsenal-Washington High Schoolg here he is counseling a former graduate.
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THE E OWE UCI-I K 1 l , may , g Ag. 1 'W5' -213 This year has brought with it an important change at Arsenal and Washington High Schools. We are very happy to welcome this. For the first time our schools have become co-educational. We are proud that our young ladies and young men have proven so cooperative and willing to work together to meet this challenge. By September 1966, we are anticipating more new programs and more changes in our programs and student bodies. Dr. Iris Linn Fike, Principal Arsenal WASHINGTON-ARSENAL ADMINISTRATION Seated: Hilda M. Seacamp, Francis Flaherty, Nancy Mianzo, Newton Simons, Dr. Iris Fike. Standing: Margaret P. Simmons, Katherine Mitchell. J
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HOME A D CHOOL VI ITOR MR. HYMEN MILCH The Home and School Visitor belongs to a group of special services which is provided by the Board of Education, to help the teacher with some of the prob- lems in the school. He serves students whose problems interfere with their ability to learn. Some of these problems are illness, achievement below ability level, prob- lems of attendance or frequent tardiness, aggressive or hostile behavior, difficulty with other students, or evidence of parent neglect. The more difficult problems are referred to community social agencies that are equipped to help this student or his family. The aim of The Home and School Visitor is to help young people make adjustments so that they may ultimately become responsible adults. l 1
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