Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Practical Business Training approved business establishment. Employ- ment is arranged by the distributive educa- tion and office occupations co-ordinator with the approval of the student and his parents. Students may be employed in any business which has a produce or service to sell. Em- ployment will be mainly in selling. advertis- ing, display. merchandising. office routines or other areas of work related to the sale of the product or service of the business. The student is rated frequently on the job by his employer and supervisors. Words of wisdom and practical advice appear con- spicuously on bulletin boards regularly to help guide students involved in the coop business training pro- gram. Beverly Platt learns What to wear. -1--1 A N D OFFICE APPAREL AT You suouto wcmzr its WHAT You SHOULDN T WEA SANDRA WOLFE ' N - A L Harvey Brothers CAROL DAVIS United Printers and Publishers The proper use of the mimeograph is demonstrated h Ch ll Ceor is under the ..,x 4' I atfylzkiwnag' 432, JUDY BARTEN Gene Pozze Insurance Agency CORINNE EGCERT United Printers and Publishers Y ry g watchful eye of Mr. Kahle.

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mgue Program Ajjfords Distributive Education and Office Occupa- tions are vocational training programs in which school and business cooperate to pro- vide specialized training for seniors who are considering a career in business after grad- uation from high school or college. One of the program's main objectives is to help the student make the adjustment from high school to that which follows graduation, full-time employment or college. The student attends school in the morning and works at least 15 hours per week in an Martin, Jim Speicher, and Charlene Daniels Instruction m the technique of cast register operation is offered by Mr. Zollie Hall to Students receive practical experience in display window trimming. Involved here are Sandra

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Modem Classroom Procedures Adaptable First you see that the gears are disengaged then you twist the commencer-the lirst lesson in learning to drive. How- ever. Mr. Zaida. driver training instructor, may not sub- scribe to this procedure as he aids .lohu Casparie in automotive operation. Bunny Cohen and Dave Lam- bert identify muscles of the human body to the satisfaction of Mr. Davis in a HEALTH CLASS. Proper procedure for auto op- eration ut an intersvc'tion is explained by Mr. Burget in a blaekboard instruction period in DRIVER? TRAINING. r 9' , nur I or , , 'gh Iliff-84, ?.,..M.. A familiar sight to many Joliet motorists is the driver education car STUDENTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY lend themselves as props as they identification-It means CAUTION-STUDENT DRIVER, display a portion of their extensive equipment. Mr. Leatsler's ad- I0 vanced students prove as photogenie as many of their camera subjects.