Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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Our Navy recruiter poses in uniform for the camera. He tells students at a lecture what the Navy has to offer. He also describes some of the positions available. Celina Dean, director of the Career Center. Career Center 23

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A Day At The bvery day at the Career Center, students can go in to use the materials there to help them on their way to a successful career. If they need assistance, there are always the help- ful Celina Dean and Art Langdon. They can tell you what you need and where to get it.

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JOB FOR Alh ' mp-f ' ' Area L.ocat,„,, i surance CVr « 550-650 TTK,,., 10 cr ' :he diMnq(soYYvt ' O 15 TWTh 10 cr ' ■atd Sto, ) S-9 TTiarviS tSSSOlOcr ■ ' and carpet lay.T,, train.na) al Record Occupatton. 5-67TJ( [-, . ho»lA,d, 9l2.,0 5;fl, ' f. ' , , -f 10c. 5 ettion 1 SfW-lliZ , , 5 50C-500 5cr WcM,m 5-550 TTK AH 1 Vaiiev IN THE CAREER CENTER 5«Ui Sal, J Ml- l|- ( ' lifl The Regional Occupancy Program of- fered students a chance to go out and work in the field they were interested in. It was not just their job, it was a learning experience. They got no pay for their work but they did get credit for their class. Their employer was their teacher who instructed them in the field. Students took R.O.P. classes to see if they really wanted to go into that kind of work. The classes were interesting and the work was only a few hours a day. Many students were enlightened about a field they did not know much about. The classes helped students make up their minds whether or not they really wanted to become what they had thought.