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2' 6 KA fi N V, r A . L ty 0 '5' ' N t . D x 1' -4-V X -J S. Roberson W. Cook J. Neal A. Pulley Li tenin U , earnin Up - P Mrs. Quiros helps with students' daily work. right Ms. Pulley helps with D. Lehman in class, above. By providing guidance which will give students a sense of direction, learning disability classes help students by teaching them as much as we can about the world in which we live . . . by showing how to use time in school to a persons best advantage . . . by helping students learn how to live happily and usefully with others while still in high school and later in life. This year will be one step closer to helping our stu- dents gain independence and become active partici- pants in the adult way of life. H+... Facu ty 25
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' I, 2 G. Durham ui U 0 1 i C- Cn The .lob Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education, otherwise known as ICE, is a vocational program designed to give students on- the-job training in a chosen career while students earn credit for time spent in the class room and on the iob itself. Students enrolled in ICE get a total of 4 credits and are also paid by their employers for the work they do. Students work a variety of jobs, depending on their occupational ob- jective - what they want to do when they grow up and get big. Those jobs include secretarial jobs, food service oc- cupations, grocery industry, variety and department stores, and many more. In addition to their' jobs, students join the vocational youth organization, affiliated with the program - VICA. Through this organization, students build leadership by participating in various activities which supplement the learning process. In all the ICE program brings students one step closer to their chosen careers. 1-. -,-I 7' UPPER LEFT: ICE student does it all for you at McDonalds, LEFT: Darryl Humman and Ron Shoemake order from ICE student at Jim Dandy's. RIGHT: Douglass students order lunch at McDonalds. SIDE: Students study during ICE class lst hour. Faculty - 27
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