Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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The crowning fortune of a man is to be born to some pursuit which finds him employment and happiness. Emerson

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COOPERATIVE EDUCATION MR. ROBERT GRAY MR. ELLIOT LOVI Many ambitious LHS students participate in the Cooperative Education program. After a full morning of school, these students recieve on the job train- ing in many fields. Under the guidance of a special advisory committee, they learn to take on the re- sponsibilities of a job, a rewarding experience which prepares them for full-time employment. The Cooperative Education Program encom- passes four areas of study. Distributive Education trains students in sales merchandising. Industrial Education provides practical experience in trades as carpentry and electronics. Office Education helps students to acquire skills necessary for business ca- reers as legal secretarial work and banking. The Health Education program prepares students to work as dental and hospital assistants. Cooperative Education is a solid bridge between school and business. lt provides a valuable back- ground for students who seek employment after high school or college. 'UQ 1 51. ' .. W ?i' . 4 'v'lL,v Qi'J.-,i41'vY- , ' 5.51, H., tg' 1 f 1 f,.-, - 'Q U ,Jay ' 4' . A

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Firsthand experience - the best teacher fs?- R p ssiiw 3 ig-ni' S. Do all the work you can: that is the whole philosophy of the good way of Delacroix