Willowbrook High School - Centurion Yearbook (Villa Park, IL)

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ye Skalon, Mechanic An Chausgeyv Mechanic Connie Schnider, Dental Assistant Tom Delgatto Page Automotive Supply Co. Du Page Automotive Supply Co. DF- Cafl Muller Auto Mechanic Elmhurst Villa Park Joan Duff, Beautician Larry Gruchalski, Draftsman Ronald Peterson, Mechanic ,ICITY Mills, M2iChifliSl Mr. Schneider Beauty Salon Keebler Corporation Wheaton Auto Parts Gardner T001 C0rP0raIi0I1 Elmhurst Elmhurst Wheaton Addison Whiifi Telephone OPCFHIOI' Ed WilS0I1, M21ChiI1iSI Tom Bergeron, Machinist Marilyn Campbell, Dental Assistant Bell TelePh0ne C0mPanY Gardner Tool Corporation Advance Metal Moulding Dr. T. J. Roger Addison Addison Villa Park , I v

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Students senioryears. 37 if N... .Z 4-f ,iv 15 Robert Lano, Mechanic Linda Smith, Dietary Worker Lothar Ha,-buziuk, Chef Linda De Magi, Beautician Davis Pontiac, Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, Elmhurst Plentywood Farm Restaurant Mr. 1:-rankvs Beauty Salon Bensenville Lombard The Diversified Occupations program is designed to provide vocational training in a trade on a part-time basis for high school students during their junior and The students alternate on a half-day basis between study in school and study on thejob as an employee. Learn During the time in employment, the student is learning the occupation he is interested in, and prac- ticing it at the same time. by The student's school time is devoted to prescribed high school courses and to a study of the related and , technical information of the occupation for which he D.O.-Ing is being trained on thejob. --'v . it :.', A v1 N if E sgx K L. Virginia Hoose, Dental Assistant Dan Mathieu, Greenhouse Worker Don Mack, Offset Primer M2117 Polito, Electronic Lab Dr. C. W. Hoglund Elmhurst Flower Grower Keebler Corporation Assistant, Sunbeam-Research an Lombard Addison Elmhurst Engineering, Oakbrook

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Office Occupations Increases Membership l The Office Occupations Club is the activity part of the Cooperative Ofiice Occupations program. The club officers this year are Allen Jardine, President, Ute Hoenighausen, Secretary, Patty Saviano, Vice-President, and Sue Kowalczyk, Treasurer. Cooperative Office Occupations 12 is a course offered by the business education department to seniors who have sufficient back- ground in business education to undertake a program of formal classroom training in school and office-trainee positions in the after- noon. This is a cooperative part-time program to train clerical workers and stenographic personnel through the cooperative education method. It is a partnership between schools and office employers. It includes, but is not limited to, secretarial, stenographic, and clerical positions, business machine operationsg accounting and bookkeeping, records management, and office supervision and management. A student-learner gains through practical experience without sacri- Hcing time in finishing a high-school education and has more in sight into office employment than an ordinary part-time employee, since it is agreed by the cooperating employers that they are assisting in the educational program. The related employment makes classroom instruction more meaningful and gives the student an opportunity to decide on needs for further education. His earnings help meet some high-school expenses and other needs. Alice Turkowski Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Miss Pat Pechacek, Supervisor Nancy Widlak Carol Kadlec Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Mrs. Mahoney, Supervisor uv uv' Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Q Mrgjohn Palka, Supervisor Bonnie Locascio John Teichen Insurance Company Nancy Francis Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Miss jerry Konczak, Supe rvisor Diane Schweihs County Insurance Company Mrsujohnson, Supervisor Patty Saviano Keebler Corporation Mrs. Anna Rizzo, Supervisor janet Raab Syntronic Instruments, Inc.