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C. O. . Cooperative Office Educa- tion is a terminal course during the senior year in some public high schools of Ohio. Only 100 high schools in the State of Ohio now have the program, but more schools are adding it every year because of its benefits to the business, community, school, and student under the provisions of the Vocational Act of 1963. The C.O,E, pro- gram was organized at Aurora by Marylin Glavic. Aurora High School is the first school in the Portage County School System to initiate this pro- gram. The C.O.E, program emphasizes the individual skills knowledge, and attitudes in the stenographic, clerical, and bookkeeping areas. To develop social skills each program is encouraged to initiate a C,O.E, Club. The annual banquet held by the C.O.E. students will be held in May. This banquet is a social function to which the trainee invites his employer to dinner. Other club projects this year include a trip to Chrysler Corporation to see data processing equipment in operation, the Western Reserve Telephone Company to see and learn about proper telephone techniques, and dinner and a play to develop social skills. This year the officers are President, Loretta Macfarlaneg Vice-President, Linda PfostgSecretary, Susan White, Treasurer, Judy Williams. The Diversified Coop- erative Training program was inactive last year. This year, however, D.C.T. has been included in the high school curriculm, under the direction of Elmer Dunlavy. The purpose of this work-study program is to prepare students for and enable them to progress ina socially useful occupation. There are three areas of learning developed in this plan. They are Cljmanipula- tive skills, learned on the job: C25 general related and technical knowledge, studied in school, and C3D social skills and attitudes, practiced throughout the day. The Vocational Industrial Club was organized- giving an opportunity to put social skills in action. The first semester officers of the V.I.C. club this past year are Tom Fedor, Presidentg Al Fedor, Vice-President, Carol Horvath, Secretaryg John Thompson, Treasurer, John Hebebrand, Sargeant-at-Arms, and news reporters Dan Metz and Roy Bartram. The V.I,C. Club voted to be a part of the state membership and sent Roy Bartram to Columbus to be informed about state proceedures. Vo Io 0 1
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