- swarm Juniors and Seniors planning to go to work upon graduation find the Cooperative Occupa- tional Education class valuable. It is designed to furnish an opportunity for them to learn an occupation of their choice. One class period a day is spent studying the occupation, and a minimum of fifteen hours a week must be spent on the job. The student is supervised by his employer, and the instructor pays regular visits to the employer to check on the student's progress. ll 'Wild n 1 'FTM-L33 Typing students learn the keyboard as Mrs. Schaaf dictates drill. A wide variety of subjects with practical value are available to boys. Those who plan to enter any industrial or engineering field find the General Drafting class most helpful. Students learn to interpret blueprints and to describe the shape of an object through drawings. General Metals is a beginning course in metalwork. Areas of work include sheet metal, metal pouring, heat treating and pattern making, plus many others. An opportunity to do advanced wood- working is also offered. In addition to this, files, planes, tablesaws, and other closely related topics receive attention. In their drafting class, boys work for accurate scale measurements. Steve Becker assists a customer as his employer looks on. Basic fundamentals of business education are taught in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. For those who wish to continue with shorthand dictation and transcrip- tion, advanced knowledge is ac- quired in secretarial practice. Stu- dents who do not have training in shorthand but want to become ac- quainted with office duties and routines may take office procedures fb ML.
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5 L 3-R' In the gabled, sepia-colored Central Office Building on Cozens Avenue, Jennings school administrators meet to discuss the problems of the district. Alert and dedicated leaders, they co-ordinate and supervise the school pro- gram. Well-trained faculty members execute administration plans. Beyond the sincere desire that the students learn and understand his subject, each teacher carries the great responsibility of influence in their lives.
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