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dents line up during lunch periods to get information 'ut summer jobs. For most students who find jobs ou h the pro ram it will be the first time to et a ob, 8 8 S J very likely, not the last ftop, bottoml. DISD's joy Program Provides Summer jobs The Joy program is another opportunity for students to change their summer vacation habits from loafing to working. Inner city kids have a tougher time getting jobs. The Joy program was started especially for them. It offers opportunities to all students, not just those who are enrolled in study - work programs. 1-Ummm Joy counselors answer questions and provide help with application forms. Student response was enthusiastic proving once more that good jobs, or any jobs, are hard to come by and that a little help can go a long way. 29
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The Change VOE Trains, Puts Students To Work, Places Students The mam thrust of the VOE program to tram students for employment hasn t changed but the training is becoming increasingly sophisticated in some classes The emphasis is shifting to machines From the photo copier to the word processor students are learning how to do it quickly and correctl The resuits are Jobs in diverse places ranging from supermarkets to FBI offices However because the program is a two year one and requires a large block of time it too may loose future recruits and shrink Working with computers and other office machines gives VOE students marketable skills long before most of their contemporaries can enter the job market ftop, bottomh.
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UNCF Drive Donations Largest In SchooI's history This year's drive for the United Negro College Fund saw the school raise the largest amount ever - a whopping S1,400. Students contributed approximately S500 while teachers added over 5800. When student council members volunteered to serve lunch to the class who contributed the most money, the race was on with students and teachers exhorting their second period classes to give, give, give. However, the a.m. journalism cluster clearly took the lead and the lunch. Senior Doresa Forest is clearly ready for a well earned lunch. She, like other journalism class students, donated some of their hard-earned fundraising money to make the S113 donation to the UNCF. Student council members and their sponsor, Mrs. Eutsey have a final strategy session on how to serve 16 hungry journalists without getting a bad press. 7, L
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