Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Cooperative Office The Cooperative Office Education program at Canyon del Oro, serves to give students the opportunity to gain experience in dealing with people and working while earning some money at the same time. Mrs. Greenway, the coordinator for COE, finds and places students in jobs. She makes regular coordination visits to insure that the students receive the proper work experience and to solve any problems. One of the biggest problems of COE is informing the students that the program exists and that they are able to enter it. To qualify for the program a student must have taken typing or one unit of business education. Two of the reasons for the general acceptance of COE are that it provides a steady supply of part-time workers to the business community and also that students at Canyon have schedules that are more adaptable to working than students at other schools. 14!Cooperatlve Office Education ll ann' l

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enter Nm... 'ru Page 12, UPPER RIGHT, A speaker from the Tucson Model Cities program talks to lVlr. Gibsons class. LOWER RIGHT, the focal point of this picture is occupational awareness. Page 13, UPPER LEFT, John Hassan. UPPER RIGHT, Piles of college catalogues and career guidance information are to be found on many of the tables in the Lile Planning Center. LOWER LEFT, keeping the students interest. LPCH3

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ducation Page 14, UPPER RIGHT, Pam Albee at work in the office of KYRIC corporation. LOWER LEFT, Rick Fellows while working at Valley National Bank. After high school he plans to continue in finance. LOWER RIGHT, Jennifer Malloch and company look over some typing instructions. Page 15, UPPER LEFT, Mrs. Greenway discusses some assignments with her proteges. LOWER RIGHT, Mary Norton stares off into the depths of her mind. Cooperative Office Education!15