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VOE . . Builds Skills The Vocational Office Education Organization sponsored by Lenore Horner brings together students who are seeking training in office machinery and secretarial careers. Students in V.O.E. also receive on the job training through the cooperation of local merchants. Top Left: Answering the phone is only one of the many jobs Alice Lara does at the SWTJC library. Bottom Left: Employed by First State Bank is Shannon Turner whose main job is printing checks. Q, 9 .tv -my ,, , .Q it ig .M V' Above: One of the employees employed by Texaco is Criselda Gonzales who currently is working keeping books for four gas stations In Uvalde and two In Del Rio. V.O.E. 91
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OEA teaches Office skills To students Office Education Association is a national organization of high school students enrolled in Vocational Office Education programs. This chapter offers members the chance to test their chosen field. The club also develops leadership qualities, interest in American Business, and office competency within the framework of a classroom. Not only is the club recognized as a high school club but also in the Texas O.E.A. Chapter which currently has at least 19,000 members. Officers for O.E.A. are, Sec. Lindsey Vance, Sponsor, Ms. Lenore Horner, and Pres. Sherry Rankin. get :: ...V I., A In 1555, ,kdm W fibers, up Members for the 1979-1980 Office Education Association are, Front Table: Left Table: Lindsey Vance, Dolores Flores, standing club sponsor, Ms. Lenore Nancy Buttler, Shannon Turner and Arlene Riley. Horner and Ann Morris. Rear Table: Marcy Mier, Regina Ybarra, Alice Lara, 90 OEA Criselda Gonzales, Maria Santos, Polly Hernandez, Lupe Castanon and Emma Costillap not pictured Dianne Trevino. I 9
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DECA Benefits the Community Distributive Education provides a source of well trained and qualified future employees. The club trains young people in business organizations to meet their job specifications. Its members strive to establish good community relations, allowing the businessmen the opportunity to cooperate with the school in public education. Most of all, the club establishes a link between business, home and school, thereby allowing businessmen an influential voice in school affairs. Top Right: Office assistant Lisa Raines is diligently at work at Southwest Livestock Exchange. Bottom Lett: DECA Sponsor Mr. Ball examines a student's work schedule. Bottom Right: Also employed by Southwest Livestock Exchange was Nancy Buttler. 92 DECA 1
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