Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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Co-op Stor Continued Riglvlf Librarians Faith XX'erner and Doris Haynes instruct co-op student Ann Burrell about the card indexing system in Central's Library. Belou: Guided by Coordinator Ralph Rotsel are Office Co-op students Mary Dritt- ler, joan McCann, Barb Puckett, Sandy Niehaus, Alta Rivera, Judy Powell, Car- ol Tiernan, Janice Ledslinger, Rosiland Shorters, Ann Burrell, Alfreda Butler, Sue Lowe, Gwen Hodge, Linda Ison, Vickie Hurford, Kathy Angel, Cindy Turnbull, Barb Owens, Theresa Paida, Pat Harper. Opporile page, upper lefzx Office co-op student Barb Puckett as- sists a student in XY'ashington junior High School's library, I4 rf'

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3. Plfllli, igull M5 Slill J flllllff cmFl0l' Crinllnued ! '22 f in fl-new, in h 11 4 J A, 2 Z 1 1 . nd 0, 4 fungi. 1 ' wg, lr-5.5, l iid. ? ,, '- cp . 5' Eu l ta' M ZW If,,,'fP 5. 8? t- layer ' . 59,5 ' 1 .0 jj' H .. 2 ,W -1 . A In ,N V R .4 . , E, V 4,11 blk, .956 il fl5 l,P? ' ' 14. L I V., 3-3 ,, V7 ' 35,1111 , -2 i , X .. tg' 1 Q1 4.M ' ,,qV : if Ojipmife fnzga. npjur' hff: Elec- tronics teacher Edgar Tedsen con- sults with student Charles d'Argy on the progress of an electronics project. Olltfvorile jmgt, lffzrer fell: Composing the Industrial Educa- tion Department this year are: liam Guthrie. Edgar Tedsen, ald Kaiser. Robert Ruich. Macy, department head. Ray ry. Robert Nutter, and Ralph ner. .tllwitx The Business XY'il- Don- Gail Low- Grdi- Edu- cation Department. supervised by department head Bertha Stephens, consists of: Ralph Rotsel Joanne Demhinski, Virginia Jack. Wlilliam Rogers, Bertha Stephens, Ella Mc- Manus, Olga Distad, Carmi Odell, Gene Gerard. and Carl Knirk, Iaff: Food Service co-op students Linda Lanham and Frances Has- sig. demonstrate the skills they learn working at Bedells Restaurant to XY'igw.un advisor Mary K. France and Food Service Co-op Coordi- nator Carol Irish. l3

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7 i ocgagfidly Co-op: School raining, ob Experience Continued from page 12 Earning at the same time he's learning, the income a student receives from his co-op job can oftentimes help finance education for college bound seniors. In other cases, it sometimes develops into the student's permanent income after graduation. As well as being paid, a student participating in the co-op program is graded on the basis of his performance. The End f ' X Wk if ,-f M Q 1 ,. .1 nA.,,,L...m1s t 4 ' W ..,, , . ,,.,,, ,. .,,. .,,,., ..,. f , W . . 1 t 4 uf: Upper riglaz: Retail co-op student Tom Brown, work- ing at Peoples Food Market, finds that more is re- quired than brainpower to learn a job skill. Louw rrgbz: Ray Hibbs, Retail co-op student working at Consumers Department Store keeps its shelves well stocked. I5