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1 , . ' 11 l ' ,T A l f iz v .fu 'S-5 A Data Processing class members are fbackl Billy Townson, Toby Johnson, Joe Denton, Randy Roberts, and Revis Bell. lthirdl Karen Wiechmann, Sandra Moore, Rex Derrick, Teresa Obershaw, and Linda Lara. lsecondl Cheryl Pecht, David Stelik, Betty Heuermann, Alice Grettenburg, and Beverly Stem. ffrontl Edith Sloan, Lucy Cerda and Mary Caranza. Second year data processing students Patrick Dorrig and Teresa Obershaw are attempting to run an original program. l I4 data processing ..,., - iw
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ew officers Lydia Guerra, Cris Pruneda, Cheryl Dumesnel, Susan Cortinas, and Patricia San- iez participate in an hour long installation ceremony. nm, 5, 1 OEA members Edith Baldridge, Leenda Montema- yor, Cindy Perry, Barbara Pendergrass, Dorris Felix, Monyca Milner, Barbara Dobbs, Sylvia Garcia, and Patsy Dobbs are the winners at Dis- trict Contest Meet. On April lst Sylvia Garcia, Cindy Perry, Barbara Dobbs, and Monyca Milner were on their way to Area Contests in Beaumont, Tex. VOE-OEA Icontj Ms. Sandra Slott, coordinator, makes sure students get even more training in iobs during school. Ms. Slott lines students up in retail stores, insur- ance companies, banks, gas compa- nies, and other businesses. For half the day during their senior year, VOE stu- dents work and get paid in the business world. But where did they get the basic training? First year VOE students are under the direction of Ms. Jewel Tann. During their junior year, students learn what is needed for on the iob training. oea H3
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m 5-,Q X ,,,-I' everly Stem, hoping it will run, feeds a program to the computer. gram didn't run. Data processing students join together A truly 20th century career that is opening up to many high school gradu- ates is the field of Data Processing. As everything becomes more mechanized and computerized the need for compe- tent and skilled people is on the increase. Students with an interest in computers are offered courses that not only prepare them in the field but make them very desirable employees. A social organization that draws people of similar interests and future plans together, the Data Processing group was a congenial and future ori- ented organization. data processing l I5 4 Ms. .lane Dowlin checks a com puter read out to see why a pro
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