Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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' Students Aid Community i 1 Etruscan wishes to acknowledge Ray Montonq for his help in completing this advertisement. W Andy Ford fleftj works with D.C.E. student, Pease. Pat is a second year student who works W Carmicheal Designs in Northbrook. W S Fulfilling Jobs i - , he D.C.E. Program is a vocational program designed to give juniors and seniors, sixteen years of age and older, an opportunity to receive training in a skilled occupation of their choice, one in which they have a reason- able chance of success. The program pri- marily involves a student-learner, a training station, and the school which is represented by the coordinator. Cooperative Occupations class in- struction gives general related instruc- tions which the class as a group studies. Specific and related instruction is given on an individual basis through the use of study material keyed to the particular Dr. john Reimer, coordinator of lj.C.E. talks with a training station employer. Mr. Steven Von Boeckman has a conference with senior, Ginna Daley, about establishing rapport with her employer. One goal stressed by D.C.E. coordinators is that students understand the im- portance of public relations and personal relation- ships. 240f DCE Comm unity! Ad occupation in which the student is en- i gaged. The coordinator visits the train- ing stations at intervals to determine the personal and technical needs of his stu- dents. Students enrolled in D.C.E. re- N ceive two units of credit for satisfactory completion of the course. i It is the purpose of the on-the-job i training to give the student some of the i basic skills of the occupation under the actual working conditions and to prepare him for full time entrance into the occu- pational field upon graduation. For many occupations on-the-job training provides the only means of preparation For entry into that occupation. f s Wifi , ,, 1- ffQ.. ggw ' ,,..... - ,zf ff tif . , ' t , A s

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Northbrook's newly completed Plaza Del Prado added many new stores to fulfill the community's needs. omavnsw ccomiururv cuuncu ,w..4,-an ffggigi ..,-v,-,,... ,. ,, .,. ,.- f ,af 4 Nf,a , ,,,,,.,,.,M,mM, -. ,M ,,, .,..,...,..-....5v,.W.-..,. ...,..,-.,..,... HISTORICAL CENTER Opvn Sundfgy Z'S Toward the center of Glenview stands Glenview's Community Church. The church is a religious cen- ter for several Glenbrook Students. The Glenview Historical Center is Glenview's offi- cial mini-musuem which contains special items concerned with Glenview's history. Community Division Page!2.39

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. M. V, s 3 W il' 5 f -Qi0'lOs he DCE club appreciates all those who supported the organization throughout the 1978 79 school year Without counselors, and employers, the suc cess of the D C E program would not have been possible parents, administrators, teachers, janet Tracy works diligently at her station. Janet is . employed by Dr. Watson in the Colonial Court building in Glenview. Laurie Hood works at St. Ann's Nursing Home in Techny ll. She brightens the lives of many senior citizens. Montonera, DCE President is employed at the bookstore. He also holds a part-time job as an assistant at the McDonald's in DCE Community! Ad! 241