Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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RETAIL SALES Jia 'iw ,fTA ' Left to right: Iames Wil- son. Patricia Zeckzer practice salesmanship. if Right: Mrs. Pauline Dunsmore The Cooperative Business Training Program is a branch of the Department of Vocational Education It cooperates with local business establishments rn provldrng our students with the skrlls and knowledge required for useful busrness employment It offers practical work experience in our stores and offrces 1n addition to the normal four hours of trainrng at school Th1s type of tra1n1ng follows the common con ceptlon of learnrng that one learns best by doing The school the tra1nee and bus1ness cooperate rn helping the student make the adjustment from school life to the actual employer employee rela t1onsh1p Business and industry have found this type of trarnlng advantageous because 1t provrdes an ef f8Cl1Ve means of tralnmg potenttal future full time employees, They have gn en the school splendid cooperation by acceptmg 1ts trarnees and by cre ating retall and office advi ory comm1ttees This program has served a great need rn tra1n mg the students who do not plan to attend 1nst1tu trons of higher learning after graduation In so doing it has enabled our schools to better serve our entire community 'MY ai - Learning the u e of dlctaphone and office machines lim .vw- Georae Qaul Miss Ioy Anderson Derwir- I Walvoord 30 K, 1 . . I I . . . .C Q . L L Q ll t 4 .. V . , 1 f' , Y Q 5 IJ , . ,A I , -Q.- - ' 'fx 5, D ,f ' Li' 'Q 15 aa- M , r i 3 - ff A x N., 1. ,, g . Q Y ' 1- . lr 3 'Q . 'i. '23 N :fx ' M lc Ein.. .xi le, v X' K , ' 1 ' X I c W . fl W