Niles Township High School North - Saga Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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Cooperative Vocational Educa- tion enabled students to gain lear- ning experience through employ- ment in the community and vocationally oriented in school in- struction. Such topics as progress on the job were discussed t hrough a variety of classroom related ac- tivities. A minimum of 15 hours of work during a school week was re- quired to fulfill the on-the-job training requirement. The students were placed in jobs that were compatible to their interests and abilities. “The CVE program is a great opportunity for students who want to complete their high school requirements as well as utilizing their free time.”—Larry Solomon 24

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A. Using their free time profitably, sophomore Pam Greene and Freshman Lynn Ryan cram for a science test. B. Exploring the microscopic world are sophomores Edie Sutker and Debbie Poole. C. Experiments don’t have to be boring, at least not for junior -lack Beerman and freshman Debbie Hart. D. Freshmen Lisa Lazarus and Mary Kuhnle take notes while listening to a lecture dur- ing Earth Science. E. Sophomore Mary Ann Gilbert looks on as junior Maxine Goodman prepares for the next experiment. F. Dissecting 9 pig is a difficult job as shown by seniors Faith Weiss and Mike Stem. G. Peering intently into his microscope is sophomore Danny Gelfond. 23

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A. Senior Gail Hessing receives first semester books from students while working at the school bookstore. B. Sorting IBM cards is part of junior Blair Barber’s job at Standard Rate and Data. C. Senior Randy Seffren conducts business at Skokie Federal Savings and Loan. D. Working as a telephone operator at Brunswick Corpora- tion is senior Carin Segal. E. Processing application forms is senior Robin Liss. F. Updating information in a procedures manual is senior Larry Solomon. G. Operating a key punch at Standard Rate and Data is senior Kathy Schock. 27