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l Vik lr 4 1 QF' 1 97-li udy Masala, Darrell Valentine, Joy Hoard and Richard Worsham practice a timed vriting to improve their typing ability. t . 5 M , ' 1,45 1 ,Vf 7' ' i 'l i .2: 'N4 9 - 1wvat2.:' an f- 'tw k i :ag e :, ,W 1 t 5 ,L 4-X we 1' . if crtt, I c E , W iii ' - e e s, Senior Barbara Dobbs carefully proofreads her work to be sure that it is cor- rect. Business classes help prepare students for future Traditionally a student followed a high school program oriented either for the college bound or for those that plan- ned to begin work soon after graduation. The Business Department has been an integral component of both types of schedules. Both students and teachers agree that business courses are a great boon to education in that they prepare the student in a practical way for graduation. As Senior Donna Lout so aptly put it, The skills that I have learned in VOE give me the qualifications necessary for getting and holding a good iob. Headed by Ms. Sandy Slott, the business department, in addition to instructing students in office and business skills, provides a mini-employment agency. A iob openings file is kept up to date giving students an opportunity to apply for some choice opening with recommendations from their teach- ers. This counseling and referral service, coupled with class- room instruction, sends students away with not only the nec- essary skills for employment, but also with contacts that faci- litate the chances of securing a position. business 89
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After putting on the final touch of whipped cream, Betty Bellard and Potty Musella are ready to serve their orange sliced jello. Mrs. LaRayne Jones iokes with Bertha Rivera, Esther Conseco, Liz Gonzales and Frances Cardena after they show her their fallen iello mold. v Glenna Lee, Bess Standridge, ond O'Linda Lugo prepare a shrimp salad to be served to members of their cooking group. as -s 'Y .VK L. I A Q A Q ,s r v we if,,, ,Q fqtff. an f v. ' 2. 90 homemaking ,auf Qty. A if .1 u U . E- I G I 1 - ww 1 1 gs, V 25.1- 11
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